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News Notes From the Busy aEarahall
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
Marshall county has three candidates
for state offices in Colonel j. 2. Hoo
ten for attorney general; 8. r. Hanen,
for treasurer, and y, NJ. Lewis for au-
ditor. Should It cast its eyes around
for timber for superintendent of
schools, no better selection could be
made than in Principal Charles E. Car
rigan, of the Benwood Central school,
Mr.. Carrigan is eInlnently qualified in
all respects.
Very little building has begun here
yet, although the season as 1t advances
may be more productive. There Is COM
siderable demand for dwellings and
the demand win increase when the
Riverside additions are completed.
Boggs' run offers the most inviting field
and this section has experienced re-
murRable growth-in the last two years.
The congregation OF st. Matthew's
German Lutheran church has tempo
rarlly abandoned the building Of a new
church. A site in North BenwOod was
considered, but owing to the River
sides options, there was an element OF
uncertainty about the church site, so
the congregation has decided to await
developments.
Lmrod Martin, of Martins Landing.
was in the city yesterday. Mr., Martin
Is well known among BenwoOd fisher
men and summer campers.
1t is reported that John Lubic. jr,,
win take unto himself better half on
March q. The bride-to-be is a Wheel
ing girl.
Many tickets have been sold for the
sacred cantntn, which Is to be sung
Sunday evening. at st. Johns church.
DR.. j. N. Alley has not fully recov-
cred from n recent attack Of grip, but
he is able to attend to his patients.
DR.. s. M. Steele. OF Moundsvllle. cam
dIdate for the sheriffalty nomination,
was here yesterday.
Robert Newton. Paul Rledel and
Squire Riddle were at the county seat
yesterday.
The cutting scrape was the principal
topic of conversation on the streets
yesterday
An Infant child of Joseph LubIc is
critically III.
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River kilograms.

OIL CITY-River feet inches and
falling. Weather, cloudy and cool.
WARREN-River feet 2 inches
Weather, cloudy and cold.
GREENsBORO-River feet . inches
and falling. Weather. warmer and
threatening.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feet and
stationary. Weather. cloudy and warm.
BROWNSVIILE-RiVer feet and
falling.
STEUBENVILLE-River II feet o
inches and falling. Wenther. cloudy
and cool. Passed up-Queen City.
PARKERSBURG-RivGr IA feet s
inches and falling. Weather, clear;
mercury So. Up--Wllliam DUFFY. Ben
Hur, Down-valley Belle. Due down.
keystone State, Bedford. Down with
coal-DarlinE. Captain ]. +. Duttey, Of
the steamer William Duffey, was mar
rled here yesterday to Miss Vina Boyd,
OF Hocklngport, Ohio.
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BIe FIGURES
Represent Exports and Imports o.
the United States for February.

Represent Exports and Imports Of
the United States for February.
T WASHINGTON. D. C., March 1s.-
The monthly report Of the imports and
exports OF the United states Tor Feb
euary last shows as follows;
Merchandise. imports. $6s.T74.l 50, OF
which nearly S31. O00. 600 was free Of duty.
The Increase for the month, as com-
pared With February, 1889, was IS. &c.,
900. Exports, $l1s, I65 762; increase, about
S26,0OOO0O.
Gold imports, $685., 57s; decrease, So
100000. Exports $1,403l65S; increase,
$S33,OO0.
Silver imports, S27sB,Os5: increase,
Sl,lOO,O0O. Exports, A,s52,644; increase,
$685., 900. -
During the last eight months there
was an increase In the imports Of mer-
chandlse OF S127, SCOTIA, as compared
with the corresponding period last year;
an increase OF sac. 4S9, 500 in the exports
Of merchandise; a decrease in the linz
ports OF gold OF $500, s1s, and an In
crease OF $12.62S. 1850 in the exports OF
gold. The imports Of silver show an
Increase OF S573. 662. and the exports Of
silver decrease Of $S,OO5,S $50.
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POLITICAL FIGHT.
Mayor and Captain Of Police Of ALE
0heny Come 20 Blows,


PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 1s.-The
present political fight in Allegheny City
between the Wyman adherents and
those who have followed the standard
of McAfee and Murphy and others who
are in power at city hall, but opposed to
the rule ana manasershlp OF Mayor
Wyman, seems to have reached its
height. At 1856 this afternoon the
strained feeling which has existed be-
tween the leaders Of both sides of the
campaign for assemblyman from the
first district, resulted in a personal en-
counted between Mayor Wyman and
James Thornton, captain Of police.
Which one opened 1t or whether they
went down simultaneously, Is not
known. Mayor Wyman received a bad
cut behind the left ear, which bled pro-
fusely, but there were no marks yisl-
BILE on Captain Thorton after the en-
counter. Neither Thornton nor Wy
man would make any statement after
the AFFAIR was over.
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THE RIVER.
YEsrERpAY's DEPARTURES.


Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, s q m
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, Z u. m.
Parkersbnrg H. X. BEDFORD, II a. m.
Matnmoras.. JEWEL, IL q. m.
Steuhenvllle. n. b.. BAYNE, 2:50 p. m.
SlstersvIlIe.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
ClaFlngton. =. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Chnrlesto on. .KyANAwHA, $50 a. m.
Marietta. :. :. .ELOISE, II a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HGR, 2 p. m.
SteubenYille. IT. NJ. BAYNE, 300 p. m.
SlsteTsville.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
ClaE1ngton. LEROY, S:0 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. :. QUEEN CITY, 8 a, m.
Matamoras. JEWEL, II a. m.
Parkersburg H. X. BEDFORD, II a. m.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, 4 q. m.
Pittsburgh. ..GRI1ENWOOD, $50 o. m.
steubenville. n. N. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
SistersVille.. RUTH, $3.50 y. m.
Clarington. =. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
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nrARTrN,s FRRRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of wheeling's
Progressive NeIRhbor.

Progressive Netghpof.
The board Of education met Monday
evening to amend a resolution passed
at meeting Of the board last Thurs
day evening. The members Of the
board having learned through the coll
umns Of the Intelligencer last Friday
that q clause stating that Everett
Drennen was to make a satisfactory
apology, had been omitted, met to In
sert the clause which Superintendent
Stewart so much desired. The Evening
Times of last evening gave a column OF
It's space to reIteratlng the reports in
this paper of last Friday and Satur-
day. The. Intelligencer gave correct
report Of the meeting each morning.
which was substaitiated by the special
meeting Of the board Monday evening.
Had the report IN the Times been cor
rect and the one In this paper ut error,
a meeting OF the board would not have
been necessary. AS to the correctness
of the Intelligencer's reports on this
subject readers are referred to the
Times Of last evening, which fully ac-
knowledges its reports were incorrect
and biased and that the 1ntelligencer
published the only correct account Of
the high school trouble.
Mrs. Kate May was fined 50 and costs
yesterday afternoon, by Mayor Ship
man on dIsorderly charge. Mrs. Mary
BrasselI was not able to appear yes
terday on account Of the wound tnfiict-
ed on tho side Of her head. but Will
probably have a hearing to-day.
Ensign Coup, Of the Salvation Army,
win speak at the Methodist Episcopal
church this evening on india and the
TNaOTatV1u - fNhn VaRIVF
has made q special study OF the sub
feet and the talk will no doubt be very
interesting.
on account Of the death OF a nephew
at Claysville, Pa, the invitations issued
for receptions to be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Noble, Thursday afternoon
and Friday evening, have been recalled.
Clarence Lewis, who has been travel
ing through the west for the past four
years, has returned 10 his home on
Jefferson street, very III with lung trou-
bic.
Several Of the Good Templars from
this place will go to Steubenvllle to-
day, to attend meeting Of the lodge at
that place, this evening.
Mrs. Holmes Harger and Mrs. Albert
Harger, of Pittsburgh, are the guests
OF the family of Jesse selby, on North
Fifth street.
Mrs. w. L. Noble left yesterday after
noon for ClaysvIlle, Pa, to attend the
funeral Of her nephew, Joseph Gamble.
The local lodge, knights Of Pythias.
met last evening and administered the
third degree upon several candidates.
Thoburn Post, G. A. r., held meet
ing at their hall last evening, to vote on
the admission OF u candidate.
Miss Minnie Morris. of Canal Dover.
is tho guest Of relatives on South
Broadway.
81 Gordon, of MoundsvIlle. w. Va,
was In town yesterday, on business,
Hon. C. l.. weems. of st. Clairsville,
was in town yesterday on business.
The LaughlIn nail factory will in all
probability get started Monday.
George Tweedy was in smIthfield yes
terdny, on business.
Michael Morton is very III at his home
on Walnut street.
"Quo vadis" at the Star theatre SAT-
Urday night.
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fltlfying the action Of de board Of al
rectors on December -. 1899, increasing
the capital stock Of the company by an
amount euuai u 70 PER cent Of the then
capital stock, 25S6il shares.
The resolution also authorized the de
rectors to sell the Increased capital
stock not taken by the stockholders.
The action Of the directors In issuing
the shares OF the IncrelEed capital stock
was approved In the resolution, which
was unanimously adopted.
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pR1paEpoRT HAPpENINas.
Events Of Day In the Town at tho
End Of the Bridge.


The funeral of the nine-months' -old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from the family residence at West
Wheeling. Rev. j. A. DOnahey. pastor
OF the Presbyterian church, OBLIGATED.
Interment was at Weeks cemetery.
John King and James Curley were
taken to ST. ClalRsville yesterday, hay
ing been bound over to court in the
sums Of $500 and 800, respectively.
The Scott Lumber Company, Of this
city, has leased the Fading planning
mill at Martins Ferry. and VIII soon
put the plant in operation.
A number Of the Good Templars from
this city viii go to Steubenvllle to-day.
to attend meeting Of the lodge OF that
place this evening,
Mrs. A. II. Bowie and Mrs. N. V. r.
Wilson will entertain their lady friends
this afternoon at the home Of the Inter
in Klrkwood.
Miss Olive Frazier, who hns been the
Glipgt OF relatives in KirkwOOd returns
ed to her home Mt Newark yesterday,
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
win give turkey supper at the church
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. II. NJ. Billing, Of Hannibal, Ohio,
is the guest OF friends in Iiirkwood for
few days.
Miss Anna Jones has returned from
weeks visit with relatives in Pitts
burgh.
The Young Ladies' Euchre Club have
given up their meetings for the season.
Edward s. Thomas. OF Toronto. wns
in town last evening on business.
Hon. G. l.. Weems was down from st.
ClaIrsVille ON business yesterday.
]. {. Helnleln has returned from n
business trip to New York.
A special meeting Of council will be
held Saturday evening.
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Along the Landing.

The Queen City is to-morrow's pack
ct for Cincinnati, departing at sa. m.
The marks at p. m. Tuesday, show
ed IL feet i inch and falling. Weather,
cloudy and warmer.
Messrs. Asa S. Booth. George W.
Montgomery and Charles Schrader are
in Marietta, arranging for the building
Of the hull OF their novel steamboat.
which will be propelled by new en-
CINE and rotary wheel. A speed far
ahead OF present style boats Is predict
cd
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LEGAL NOTICES.
o. PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
The State of West Virginia, Ohio cOun-
IS. rs:
In the Circuit Court, Of ohl9 County
John j ZONES. executor OF the will of Mary
b. Altman, deceased, plaintiff, vs Green
wood Cemetery and other, detendRnts'-
In Chnncery
The object Of this suit Is to Obtain a
construction OF the Will OF the said Mary
Il. Altman, deceased; a settlement Of the
final account OF the said John j. Jones,
as executor OF the said will, and u dis
trlbution OF the balance OF the money IN
hts hands ms such executor among the
lcgRteeg under said VIII according TO their
And Il Appearing from an AFFIDAVIT fled
In said cause, at these rules, that the de-
PENDANTS, Henry Dixon. Nancy ARM
strong, William s. Dixon, James y, Dixon,
Elizabeth 3. Dixon, MyrwOOd q. Dixon,
John Dixon, Stella Dixon, John Dixon. IT.,
Mary l., Armstrong, Augusta Armstrong,
Elizabeth Armstrong. Marguerite Dixon,
the Board OF Foreign Missions OF PresDy-
terrain Church In the United States OF
America, the Board OF Home Missions OF
the Presbyterian Church In the United
States OF America, the Presbyterian Board
OF Relief for Disabled Ministers aud the
Widows and Orphans Of Deceased Mlnis-
tiers, and the Board OF Missions for Freed
men OF the Presbyterian Church In the
United Stntes OF America, are not resi-
dents OF the state OF West Virginia, and
they not having bcen served with process
In snid suit, on motion OF the plaintiff. by
entered against them. and II II ordered
that the said defendants, above named,
be and are required TO appear Within one
month after the date OF the first publlca-
tiOn OF this order and do what Is noces-
snry to protect their interests. II In
further ordered that this order be pub
lishCd md posted IA required by law,
Witness, G. II. Hcnning, clerk Of our
said court, nj the court house OF said
county. this 9Th day OF March, 1860, to-Wit:
March rules, 1900.
c. II. HlsNNINO, Clerk.
Published the lrEt time Mnrch Z, 1900.
Attest: Q. II. HENSING, Clerk.
A, j. CLARKE,
Attnrnay for thu plnlnti6f n1r1.W
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q pnbY Is outtlnr Teeth

Be sure and use that old and weIl.trled
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup, for children teething. II soOthes
the child. sOftens the gum. allnys all
pain, cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for dlarrhOea. Twenty-Five
cents n bottle. mw&f
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Company Annual Meoting-Incrensed
Capitnl Endorsed.

PHILADELPHIA. March 12.-The
annunl meeting of the stockholders Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
was held here to-day. After the APP
proval Of the annual report, Vice Prcsl-
dent John p. Green offered resolution
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....FOR RENT....

Farm of IL acres, Groom house, at Park
rooms, hall. bath. laundry. No. q South
Penn street. Possession at any time,
Store room and cellar, Nos. 2StS ana s4sI
" rooms. hall bath, on South Frout
street, river front.
Store room, 1906 Market street.
rooms. both gases, No. q Florida
e & rooms. both gases, No. iis South Front
{ rooms, No. lOi Fifteenth street
Money to LOAr--$9O TO tS,ON.
Fire Insurance speciality.
ROLF & ZANE,
rr,.,nr,,nnn Esa % Fnnrtennth 8.
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FOR RENT.

No I45 Fourteenth street...,..,"..,., y "
FOR SALE,
Brick dwelling house on EoT street, 10
rooms, both gases, for $S,0OO'
New house. Mount Wood road.
No % Sixteenth street, 3-story brick
store room, good cellar and 10 rooms.
No II Vermont street.
Desirable property for wholesale buols
ness, centrally located.
No Is Vermont street.
No. 90 Ohio street-pricc for quick Ralo.
81 200,
No. 90 North Front street.
Desirable property on Chapline Streets
corner lot, Is feet front.
No 20 Sixteenth street.
No. q Maryland street.
No. u North York street.
No q Seventeenth street.
Corner lot on Fifteenth street
Lot ON South Front street.
No. lle Main street.
No. ~ and 1921, Market street
No. 2eu Main street.
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RAan pAIL.

The Columbus papers are eiated over
the transfer Of the Interstate franz
chIse to John Riley. Says the State
Journal: The only question which re-
mains to be settled Is that Of grounds,
and that win be decided within a day
or two. It is practically certain that
the field win be located near the center
of the city, as Mr.. Riley has his eye on
two pieces of property, and Wiil prob
ably obtain one Of them. OF course, he
has the Parsons avenue grounds to fall
back on in case OF necessity. His con-
fldence, however, In getting a more cen-
trail location was shown yesterday.
when he arranged for the erection Of a
fence to surround certain lot 400 feet
deep within a few minutes ride Of the
business district. IN
Little can be snid this morning Of the
personnel Of the franchise. 51Eith the
franchise come Wolf and BeSille, one Of
the best batteries in the league, and
Outfielder Bradley, the great run-get-
ter, whose work here last season was
phenomenal. Bobby Quinn Will help
BcviIle behind the bat, aud Smiling
Pete Daniels will take his turn in the
box. These Ave players have already
been engaged and will seTHe-RS nue.
leus to the team. Mr.. Riley has all
ready begun hustiing fOr'tAlent, and
viii spare no effort to secure a club
which Will worthily represent the capi-
tai city.
There is a report current that Rusie's
case was taken in hand by John 4.
Brush at a recent meeting Of the base
ball magnates and that he WAS very
emphatic in the sentiment that rs good
4 player as Rusie ought NOT to be lost
TO the game. He admitted ,FFeedman's
right to tx the salary OF his players,
but questioned whether It WAS good pol
icy for the league us whole for the
New York president to make conditions
that would cause Rusle's talent to be
lost to all the members Of the league.
Others Joined him, and It Is said that
the pressure caused Freedman to
weaken and that Rnsle was given
better contract than the one he rejected
last year.
When President Johnson, of the
American league, was told OF the plan
Of the National league to establish a
second organization, including second
club in Chicago, he said:
IAN right, but let them go ahead.
think it is a blum to scare Us out,
whether or not 1t Is we are going to
come into Chicago. believe the pub
lie will support US in an honest etort
to furnish clean base ball.
1--WE ask no war with the National
league, and simply want an opportunity
to exert our rights. II the National
league starts reverse organization 1t
viii only represent SO much loss en-
tailed In nm effort to keep another
league from getting established. I don't
believe the public will sympathlze with
that sort OF a thing. On the contrary,
/ believe we win get the sympathy OF
the public II a fight is forced upon US;
ut seems to me, moreover, that Mr..
Hart, Of the Chicago club, might better
lie spending money toward strengtnen-
ing the ball club 1t has than In light
ing other leagues which do not seek 70
injure it,
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Ten-Day $40 E1oursionD to wash
ington, D. G.

Thursday. March 18th, via Pennsylva-
MIA Lines, from Wheeling See j. G.
Tomlinson, Ticket Agent, Wheeling, for
details 7-9-is-lt
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WE have the largest and most COM
pietely equipped tuning and repairing
department this side Of New York,
+. w. BANNER co.
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THE chief recommendation Of the
Krnkauer Pianos, is that they never
become ''tin-panny." This you know. is
n matter not to be overlooked. Sold
only by F. w. BANNER CO.
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rRusrEE,s SALE,
TRUsrBEs SALE.

i
BY virtue Of deed of trust made by
CHARLOTTE NJ. ConAnt and George ". 1 SsS-
nant. her husband. dated January Ky,
recorded In the office OF the clerk o. n, me
county court Of Ohio county. West VIZ
ginia, In Deed Of Trust Book NO. 81, ptse
Sl6 / will sell at public auction, az we
north front door Of the court house OF satu
county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 10. 1900.
ut 10 o'clock a. m, the following described
LIZ 1T No, Five tE in Jonathan Zane's nd
dItlon to the city Of Wheeling. upon Wtllcn
are the brick buildings known at Nos. "
and 69S1h Main street Excepting there
from N the south forty feet Of said lot
running from Main street back a distance
OF one hundred and ten mo rect, beinB
the parcel conveyed by George E9WaLIs'
by deed dated June Is, 1874. recorded N
said clerks office In Deed Book NO. e.
page 900, And excepting ~ o strip rum
ming across said lot with q width OF MY
feet, the eastern line Of said strip Delng
al its southern end distant one hundred
and thlrty-slx Q36) feet west from the
curb-stone on Main street, being the parcel
conveyed By George Edwards. trustee, anu
others to the p. W. & n. r. X. Co. by
deed dated August %, 1872, recorded In said
clerks Office III Deed Book No. w. p9se
2jO And excepting 81 so much OF said lot
as lies west OF the last described strip
belnE the parcel CuIlVeyeu " NV s'LAA
" K r r. Co by Michael Edwards,
by deed dated June 4 1855, recorded in said
clerks ONCE In Deed Book No. 81; page lb2.
The property to be sold was deyised TO
the said Charlotte n. ConRnt by Michael
Edwards, by will dated November q, 1855,
recorded in said clerks office In VIII Book
TERMS OF sALE-one-third Of the
purchase money and as much more as the
purchaser may elect cash In hand, and the
Toulduh IN two edunl inRtnllmeftB, payable
reTDectiVely In one and two yenrE from
the date OF sale. with interest from that
day, the purchaser giving HIS negotiable
notes for the same. and the title either
10 DO returned untIl such notes arc paid.
or to be conveyed with reservation OF
4 lien for the deferred purchase money,
or upon other security to the satisfaction
OF the trustee. Such purchaser must IN.
sure the buildings on the property sold
10 tho satisfaction OF the trustee, and Tor
$40 WILLIAM P. HUBBARD.
ynr19 Trustee.
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WE hive the largest and most COM
pIeteIy equipped tuning and repairing
department this aide Of New York.
Il. w. BANNER co.
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FOR SALE

lo-roomed brick dwelling at $500
ohapline street. Splendid location
fer N. D.
Property at AZ Maryland at1oOt,
good 6-roomed house and full lotD
room for another house; cheap.
b-roomed dwelling 1872 Twelfth St.
Coal 9ank-14o acres; now ready
for business; tracks, cars, etc; two
tipples; both close to city, on railroad
and Ohio river.
GO. SMITH, NG hnnF R RHIsshiSnlo
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Clio "A DAY EASILY MADE TAX
. III ING orders for -Iifs % Cody.
geaf loof Bnsf lAFHle credit Ftli 0iffs
AZ free. STANDARD PuBLisHilsG 60.
q N. sixth ST.. UhiladOiphiR. Pa. tai
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BOWLING.
Musee League,


Last nights games on the Musee alltys
resulted In tho Daisies taking ~ three
ING was The fine work Of VIII Fnlck, he
SsftInR a total OF COS pins. Score:
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NTuRPH1NE. OPIUM, I.AUpANul
lAl- Cocaine habit myself cured Wal n.
FORM you Of harmie7s, Permanent home
cure MRS. ~. BALDWIN, Box IN
CHICAGO. mr.
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REAL ESTATE.
....FoR sALE....

224I chapIIDe street, H.
room house, 2 baths; lot
Sc feet 2 I-2 inches front
byI22 feet deep. Very de.
sIrable property.
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sTooKHo1pRRs, 1TFETrNas.

nITTSBuRGH, WHEELING 3 KE1-
IL lucky RAILROAD COMPANY.
WHEELING. ". Va, March 3, ieo9
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Pittsburgh, wheeling & Kentucky
ROlIro6d Company will be held ct the pril.
clpa1 Office Of the company, IN the city %
Wheeling, W. Va, on
THURSDAY. MARCH z, 1890,
at o'clock p. M, for the purpose Of hold.
tho ensuing year, and the Transaction Of
such other business Is may properly come
before the meeting.
mrs s.B. LIGGETT. Secretary.