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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-02
1rARrrrts FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle OF Wheeling's
Progressive Neighb6r.

Dick Padden has returned from
Pittsburgh, where he was called by q
telegram Tuesday evening. from ]. Earl
Wagner. owner OF the Washington
club, stating that he wanted 10 have
talk With him over next seasons work.
Dick signed with the Washington club
for next senson. and Will. IN all proba-
bilIty. captain It as he did last season,
to the entire satisfaction Of all.
An the candidates for office this
spring are hard at work As the time
has narrowed down until but two days
remain. they arc all doing their ut
most to win out. In every instance the
fight has been q Glenn one and II Is not
thought that any dirty tactics VIII DO
employed ut this late hour.
Another large crowd attended the re-
vival meeting held Mt the Baptist
church last evening. by Evangelist
Paul Price. He Is an interesting speak
er and will no doubt continue to draw
large houses.
The reserved seats will 80 on sale at
s O'Clock this morning for the entertain
ment and dedicatOry exercises OF the
new hose house, to take place at the
Star theatre, tomorrow evening.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given at the Star theatre SatuT-
day evening, April z, for the beneht or
owen Morgan. who has been sick for
several months.
Invitations were Issued yesterday by
Mrs. i. w. Inglebright and daughter
Miss Ella, for an "At Home, to be
given this afternoon at their home in
the First ward.
Charles o'Belrne is a Republican cam
dldate for township clerk before to-
morrow's primaries, and a vote for him
Is undoubtedly a votG for the right man.
The funeral OF Willis Smith win take
place from his late residence in Aetna
VILE this afternoon at o'clock. Inter-
ment will be at Riverview cemetery.
"A regular meeting Of Mother McKin-
ley Circle, Ladies' OF the @. A. r.. was
held at the hail last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Gitiln. of steuber-
vile. are the guests OF relatives on
West Hanover street..
Several shops at the Laughlln were
Off yesterday morning, on account OF
the shortage Of gas.
Miss Lillian Reece, OF New Castle.
Pa, IS the guest OF relatives on South
Broadway.
Miss May McCleary has gone to Sis
tersvllle, to visit her uncle, William
Stewart.
Some large bets were made yesterday
as to the outcome Of to-morrow's pri-
maries.
hThe Country Visitor" at the Star
theatre, next Friday evening, March g.
Miss Minnie McLain. Of Morgartown,
is visiting friends in the First ward.
o. d. Allen was business caller In
the city yesterday.
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RR1peEPoRT RAPpEN1Nas.
Events of a Day in the Town at tho
End Of the Bridge.

Events OF LAY IN tue 4oWh ~ tHS
End of the Bridge.
The funeral of Agnes, the four-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Castllne took place yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock Rev. HOltz, OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. otticiated.
Interment followed at Mt. Wood ceme-
terry.
At the primaries tomorrow, the First
ward win vote at their regular plnce.
the Second ward will vote at the city
building, and the Third ward at Mike
MilIer's place. The country precinct
will vote Mt the city building.
Charles o'Belrne is n Republican cam
didate for township clerk before to-
morrow's primaries. and vote for him
is undoubtedly vote for the right man.
The ladies' In charge of certain de-
pnrtments Of the Knights Of Pythlas
fair will meet this afternoon at .
o'clock. at the hall.
Miss Mary Graham has gone to Cum
herland. Md, to spend a few days WIS.,
iting, before going to New York.
Frank Fees has resigned his position
at Frank Dougherty's 10 accept q sim
liar one with Oswald Schick.
The dance given at the opera house
last evening. was n very enjoyable and
largely attended affair.
Mrs. r. Il. Lawrence WIN entertain
her lady friends this afternoon between
the hours OF 2 and 5.
A number of people from here attend
ed the Loan Exhibition ut Wheeling last
evening.
Miss Margaret jackson. of Asheviiie,
Ohio, is the guest OF relatives In Aetna
vile.
j. *. Han, of Fort Wayne. Ind. was
business caller in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Alma Moore. OF Adena, is the
guest Of relatives at West Wheeling.
Mrs. John Scott has returned from
visit with relatives ut Pittsburgh.
Miss Ellen Kingsley, OF Dennlson, is
the guest Of Rirkwood relatives
c. d. Keller, OF Slstersvllle, was In
town yesterday on business.
L. r. poudnR, OF GAINESVILLE. waa In
town yesterday on business.
Harry Sells has returned from busl-
ness trip to WoodBfeld.
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moUNDsv111E BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.


James A. slgafoose is home from
Chicago, where he has been taking
medical treatment. He is very much
improved in health, but will have to
return to Chicago in few weeks.
The March term OF the circuit court
will commence next Tuesday. with
Judge Melvin on the bench. There Is
nothing to indicate that the term will
be long one.
The woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Methodist Episcopal church
held their regular monthly tea at the
home Of Mrs. c. C. Newman last even
ing.
The woman's Christian Temperance
Union will give supper at their hall
tomorrow evening. 1t will be the
right place to get a good supper.
Miss Joanna Logan has returned to
the washington (Pa) Seminary, after
spending several days visiting her par
ents on Twelfth street.
Carl Spears has accepted a position
In the clerical department of the Bal
tlmore & Ohio railroad freight office
here.
William Grandstaf and William
Smith VIII leave for Shlnnston MONDAY,
70 work IN j. o. Brooks new coal mine.
Walter Deal is Liberty Hose Com
panys candidate for fire chief. The
election Will be held March 81.
Sheriff Peck, Of Mlngo county. was
in the city. to attend the funeral OF w.
B. Humphreys, Wednesday.
Mrs. L. b. Williams and Mrs. W. p.
Burrell. OF Freeport, Ohio, are guests
OF friends In the city.
Miss Kate Humphrey is home from
an extended visit with friends in Lo-
gan county.
Thomas Cats Is expected home from
California about the middle Of the
month.
T. j. Steele will move his meat mar
ket from Lafayette avenue to Second
street.
DR.. j. W. Chesney, Of FaIrmont, was
In the city yesterday.
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BBNwooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
The choir of st. Johns church are
rehearsing for sacred concert. to be
given at the church, on March IS. 1.-THE
Messiah" will be rendered. and they
will be assisted by the Mendelssohn Sc
lect choir, Of Wheeling. T. Llewellyn
Williams Is the musical director, and
under his efficient management the af-
fair will no doubt be an artistic sue
cess.
The pupils Of Rooms 8. G and Will
produce the drama, "a Noble Spy" at
the city hall on March 10. The pro-
ceeds will be used for the purpose Of
enlargIng the library.
C. II. Meyers. while lifting a heavy
pipe at the Riverside mill Wednesday,
strained It so that he win be unable to
work for several days.
Paul Rlgot and Squire Henry Riddle
are among the BenwoOd people who are
making preparations to attend the
Worlds Fair at Paris.
Thomas Robinson. foreman at the
coke ovens, went to Pittsburgh yester-
day. where he will remain with his
family until Sunday.
Squire o. a. Lacey has sIgnIfled his
intention OF becoming a candidate for
reelection rs Justice of the peace In tho
coming campaign.
The Emergency hospital force nre
buslly engaged In moving the office fur
nlturc and fixtures into the newly conf
pleted office.
George Furbee has returned from
Gloyers Gap. where he went to attend
the funeral OF his brother.
The A. o. u. w. held regular meet
Ing at their hail last evening and trans
acted routine business.
Prof. Nelson's mandolin club viii
meet this evening, at the homo Of Mrs
j. N. Alloy.
c. r. Vance and Fred Nlebergall arc
visiting friends Mt franklin. Pm.
O. o. Gates was out of town on busI'
ness yesterday.
WIN Portcrneid Is on duty on account
of sickness.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEEs SALE.

TNRUSTEES SALE.
by virtue OF deco OF trust mnde by
Charles p. Hamilton and wife 10 me,
dated January o. 1921. and recorded in
the office OF the clerk OF county court OF
Ohio county. West Virginia, in Deed Of
Trust Book No. %. pa6e 2s5, WILL on
SATURDAY, MARCH q. 1907.
ut 10 o'clock a. M. sell Mt public auction,
Mt the north front door OF the court house
OF said county, the following. to-wlt:
a certain piece Of land near Whitfield,
Ohio county. Wet Nirginiu, a pnrt or
what is known as the Porter Sl-Acre
Tract" bounded and described as follows:
beginning at poin; IN the line Ed tpTo-
longed), as shown on a plat liled with q
deed from GeoraA S. Simpson and wife to
Anna II. Brady, dated July ~, 1875, and
recorded In the land records OF said Coln-
~ in Deed Book No. 81, page q. which
point Is one hundred ueO feet distant In
northwesterly direction from the gate
post designated on said plat ms the point
T.; thence in northeastcrly direction nt
right angles to the said line for dis
lance Of $50 $40 feet. more or less. TO a
westerly direction parallel TO the said line
for 100 feet; thence IN u sOuthwesterly d.
rection 6Ji $40 feet. more CT less, TO the
said line: thence lat rlght angles with said
line to the place OF begiRBlBg, containing
about ono and threc-hfths acres; and also
the right of way along the road aiOinlng
the ,nnd above described, which road 81
designated on the said plat as A-B-C-D-
EFF. But the grnntOrs In the deed herein
after mentioned are not TO contribute TO
the cost Of maintaining the division fence
between the said property and the prop
erty retained by said grantorS, ana the
coal under the property hereby conveyed
and the rlght OF the said grantors (and
their assigns and future owners or the
property 50 retained 10 take water from
the large spring thereon are reserved as
ret forth IN said deed OF trust; being the
same property that was conveyed to the
snia Charles p. HAMILTON las George :.
Simpson and others by deed dated july
%, lS9S and recorded In said Office In Deed
Book No. 81, page 20.
TERMS OF SAI,E-At least onc-third
cash, and the balance, with interest. In
two equal payments at one and two years,
the purchaser giving notes for same with
good security. and the title to be retained
until notes are paid.
BENJAMIN s. ALLISON,
mrl Trustee.
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THE eo1TERs, ASSOCIATION
Meets at New York, Elects Officers
and Awards Championship.


NEW YORK. March 1.-The annual
meeting OF the United States Golf As
ISOLATION was held last night. There
were present over fifty members of the
twenty-four associated clubs and the
ia allied clubs that belong to the assoc
cation. Among the members present
were: Chicago Golf Club. c. II. Nc
Donald: onwentsia Golf Club, Illinois,
G. b. Mcdonald; Midlothian. Golf Club,
Chicago, f. c. Power.
The treasurer's report showed that
the total receipts for the year 1899
amounted to $T.036: the total expendi-
lures. $3.50: and a balance in the treas
ury OF 1880.
The election Of officers resulted as
follows: President. W. B. Thomas,
Country Club, of Brookllne, Mass;
Vice president, John Reid, st. Andrews
Golf Club: n. c. Chatheld-T Taylor. On
wentsfa Golf Club. Lake Forrest, H.:
secretary, Robert B. Kerr, Golf Club,
OF Lakewood, n. J.: treasurer, Samuel
V. Heebner, Philadelphia; committee
men, Horace Russell, Garden City Golf
Club, New York and A. NJ. Cents. New
port Golf Club, Newport. r. !.
without dissenting vote the ANA
teur championship event went to the
Garden City Golf Club, New York, and
the womnn's championship to the
shlnnecock Mills Golf Club.
The open championship was put to
the ballot. the Chicago Golf Club re-
ceivlng 25 votes. the Midlothian Golf
Club 4, and st. Andrews Golf Club II.
The revised st. Andrews rules were
adopted by the association. It was
unanimously decided to limit the ex-
penses Of the amateur championship to
$500, the woman's championship to
$1,000 and the open championship to
S6OO
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Ban Johnson's Del.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March lac
cording to statement made by Presi-
dent Ban johnson, Of the American
League here, the agreement between
the National and the American League
is at an end.
johnson came here to secure the priv
ilege of using the National League
grounds for the American League.
Frank De Haas Robson told him that
unless he Withdrew from the Chicago
field he could not hope to use the Ma
tlonal League grounds.
Mr.. Johnson said: III Robson does
not want us to use the National League
grounds we will fit up others.
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REso1uTIoN oil sYMPATHY
For the Beers Introduced by Repre-
sentative sulzer.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March l.
Representative sulzer, of New York, to-
day introduced the following resolution
in the house:
Resolved. That the republic Of the
United States sympathi4es with the
brave Beers in their struggle for free
dom and independence and hereby de-
clares that the people of the South Afrl-
can republic and the Orange Free
states are and of right ought to be free
and independent, and the Congress of
the United states hereby protests and
demonstrates against the barbarous
war now being waged by Great Britain
against the patriots Of South Africa;
and the President Is hereby authorized
to take such steps us may be expedlent
IN his Judgment, to secure and bring
about an honorable peace between the
contendlng parties"
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PARTNERS FALL OUT.
Results in Mudder Of Burt Wilson by
Edward Mead.

BRADFORD, Pa, March La spe-
cIal to the Era from Bolivar. n, "
says:
Edward Mead, aged thirty-three, to-
day murdered his brother-In-law' Burt
wilson, aged twenty-eIghS, and then
committed suicide. The men we're
business partners in nswngon repairing
establishment and blacksmith shop, and
mad been on bad terms for some TIME.
Mead had offered to buy his partners
interest IN the business and the latter
had agreed to sell, but afterward
changed his mind.
shop occupied by Wilson. and cool!y
taking aim, put a bullet in the brain OF
Ms partner, and WIKI the same weapon
ended his own life. Both men leave
widows, but no children.
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Is twcnty-elght hundred miles from
Seattle. via ocean II said TO be the
RICHEST gold field discovered Up to
this cline. The first steamer will leave
Seattle On or about May 10. 1900. For
full particulars. maps, etc. address w.
=, Howell, General Eastern Passenger
Agent, Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Railway. ISL broadway, New York, or
John +. Pott. District Passenger Agent,
WllllnmEport, Pa.
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ronr Killed and several Iniured.

PLAINvu4LE. Conn, March Ia
south bound passenger train on the
Northampton division of the New
York. New Haven & Hartford railroad
rnn Into washout about three-quarters
OF n mile from the station, ana went
over an embankment. 1t Is reported
that four messengers were killed and n
number injured. a relief train has been
sent from New Haven.
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aERMAN MIIITARY ExPERTs
Think the Beginning of the End is
Approaching.

Approaching,
BERLIN, March Especial editions
of the Lokal Anzelger scattered broad
cast gratis, announced the relief Of
Ladysmlth. The press generally makes
but little comment. evidently being dis
concerted by the sudden change in the
situation. The papers outside of Ber-
lin. however, continue as vlrulently
anti-BritIsh as ever The Tageblatt
thinks guerrilla warfare the Only course
left for the Beers and the Vossische
ZeItung is OF the opinion that the fate
OF the war depends upon whether Gen
eral Joubert is able to bring back his
siege guns safely. In military circles
open admiration Is expressed for the
strategy Of Lord Roberts and the opin-
ion is gaining ground that the begin
ming OF the end is approaching.
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STEEL KINGS
Protesting Against the Eight-HOur

Law.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March l.
Representatives of the Bethlehem and
the Mldvale steel works were before
the house committee on labor to-day,
in opposition to the bill establishing
eight hours for days labor on all
government work. including that under
contract. President Gompers, Of the
American Federation of Labor, partic-
ipated with members OF the committee
in cross-questloning the several officials
heard.
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SHOT HIS BROTHER
And Then His sister-in-1sw, Killing
the Latter.

the Latter.
CHICAGO, March 1.-Charles F.. Lutz
shot and seriously wounded his brother,
A. D. Lutz, to-day, at the iatter's art
store. 5Os West Madison street. He then
fred two shots Mt his slster-ln-law kill
Ing her instantly. Charles Lutz was
formerly employed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lutz as manager. He was discharged
last fall. To-day he entered the store
intoxicated, and quarrel ensued I'm
mediately, which resulted in the shoot
ing. The murderer made no attempt to
escape.
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sTocKEo1pERs, MEETINas.

TIIRsT MEETING OF THE STOCK
and Telephone Company, OF West Viz
ginla. VIII be held at No. 1920 Market
street. In the city OF Wheeling. w. Va,
Thursday. March 5. A. D. 1900, at the hour
OF 40 p m, to elect board OF directors
make bylaws and transact any other
business that may lawfully be done by the
stockholders In a general meeting, as fixed
by the Corporators of said company.
GEORGE HOOK.
ALFRED PAUL.,
w. a. WILSON,
II. s. SANDS,
W. +. SHAFER.
Corporators.
Wheeling, w. Va. Feb II, 1870. fsl5
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MALE HELP WANTED.

UyANTDD-A THOROUGHLY POST
w ED mercantile and collection agency
man to represent Two Million Dollar
wheeling. Must be q man OF strong per-
sonallty and excellent record. State tull
particulars concerning past positions; give
age and references. Address "hOuSE'
care fntelligencer office. mr.
MEMORIAL LIFE OF MOODY NOW
lyl ready. Tens Of thousands VIII be
sold. Opportunity OF a life time to make
money. BIZ profits: credit; freight paid.
Send ten cents for outfit and be hrst IN
field. Each subscriber gets fine photo
type portrait OF Mr.. Moody for framing RAINING
free. Write quick AMERICAN BOOK
AND BIBLE HOUSE. 1872 n. 18th ST.. Phli-
adeiphla, Pa. jal5-mw&f
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WANTED.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

CLIO A DAY EASILY MADE TAX;
10 " ING orders for Life OF Moody.
Best book. Best terms. Credit; EuII OUT OUT
1T free. STANDARD PUBLISHING GO"
Il N. Sixth ST.. Philadelphia, Pa. ta2l,
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on the AitRee alleys last night tho
Brownies smrprlaed everybody by taking
two games from the Tom AOnreH. The
work Oh Beckett for the Brownies; was
Ting the high score OF the evening, 70
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EASE pAnn

A statement comes from Boston that
I, baltimore continues to kick over the
races, the league VII go ahead. regard
,sss and make out an eight-olpb sohed-
nile. with Baltimore left out Also,
that II the Brooklyn club refuses to put
nm i,s share Of the bonus needed to re-
IRE the Louisville. Cleveland and
washington clubs, the big seven In the
new circuit will make up the difference
themselves, and hold It against Abel,
Won der Horst and HanIon fDtsfuture
reference. II is now stated that the
circuit committee win hold n secret
meeting somewhere. next Sunday.
The Pittsburgh club has turned
twelve players over to the louisville
club The discarded players are
pitchers John MCGEE and William
Gould; Catchers Tom Messit, Louis
plehl and George Fox; Infielders Harry
Rets. John o'3rien and David wills,
and 0utfielders Pat Donovan, William
Hoy and Fred Ketcham.
MsGraw. It Is limited. gets 5000 SAL
airy as manager and third baseman. It
NAV he s, O6O less, but 1t is certainly
5000. 1sobinson. as catcher and cap-
tanl, is also literally deal with. But
this is not all. BY the dlckey which
has been arranged, Hanl.a Is to recelvs
$1,000 from Freedman for the transfer
OF the Orioles, the New York magnste
having thus agreed TO carry out his
promise to strengthen the New York
team. Hanlon Is to get half Of this
sum, and Robbie and Mac are to divide
the other half. Hanlon and Won der
Horst, however. claim that Baltimore
wlll stay in the National League. and
point to their hard fight for Union
Park, which has cost them 5000. as
evidence OF their statements.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
mo THE yoTERs.

mo THE VOTERS.
hereby announce myself US candidate
for the Republican nomination for County
Assessor IN the Country District, subject
to the party primary election.
respectfully solicit your support.
ynw&f-ioI ROBERT ANDERSON,
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ROLF & AAlNEs
5ss. 50 Fourteenth 81.
....FoR RENT.

No. 10 EOhlANN'AAh 'NANSNfs"s''ss''ss'' - ~
FOR SALE.
Brick dwelling house on Eoff street, 10
rooms both gases for 1900.
New house, Mount Wood road.
M % sixteenth street, 5-story brick
store room good cellar and 10 rooms.
No is Vermont street.
DSsiTable property for Wholesale BUSH
ness centrally located.
No IL Vermont street.
"a, % Ohio street-price for quick sale.
10 GO North Front street.
DSsIrablc property on Chapllne strcGt-A
Garner lot, Is feet front.
No % Sixteenth street.
30. gl Maryland street.
No 70 North York street.
No. ID Seventeenth street
Corncr lot on Fifteenth street.
fot on South Front street.
No 4g2 Main street.
10, 40 and 42?ls Market street
No, g2ii Main street.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent. No. 1873
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A III KINDS or PLAIN AND FANCY
N Printing An entire new line at sam
ples Of BAN prugrnmmea, Tickets and In
Vlintions at an prices At the lntelligUneor
Job Printing ofhcG
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Blind .-.......-..... l4i l58 iso "a
lVtal8 ss.s....ssss-s ~ % Ell eN-A
umnire-Big Bill
scorers--Norieman and Bernhnrdt
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Norl'E.
/ desire TO announce to the Republicans
Of Ohio County. that am candidate Tor
County Assessor, Country District OF ONO
County, at the primary election.
Your support ls respectfully solicited.
jnl, LESTER SMITH,
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SALE
G. o. SMITH, Sf sssR s gHaRsPl.
....FOR RENT....

Farm Of II acres, Groom house. at Park
rooms, hall. bath. laundry, No. 81 South
Penn street Possession at any time:
Store room and cellar, Nos. 2245 and XII
Market street. 60 49,.
street. river front;
6 rooms. both gases. No. Il Florida
street: rent $500 $50, E-.,..
rooms, both gases. NO. llS south FRONT
Z rooms, No. 1Gi Fifteenth street.
Money TO LoRll-S2G0 10 S5OOO.
Fire Insurance speciality.
ROLF & ZANE,
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sTATIoNERY, BOOKS, Ero.
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FoR aI1Tr.

TSoP RENT THE DEhAPf.Aflf
i Homestead. located ut No. M CHAP
line street. Apply 10 jacob ". Grub, Nqs
1906 Market street GER