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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
FOOT BALL.

Practice will begin this afternoon in
J,e,hany for the big game next Satur-
Jay, Curtis and Stewart are both laid
M with sore arms, and 1t will be hard
work 10 have them ready for next Sat-
urday. Soffel, Bethany's. fast quar-
tprback, will doubtless be off the hos
pitai list In time for this game. The
East End Athletic Association, of Pitts
purgh, is playing a fast game this year,
md Bethany, will need the best team
they have when they meet In Pitts
burgh next Saturday. Bethany's next
game in Wheeling will be with Pitts
burgh College of the Holy Ghost. Pitts
burgh College has always been n fa-
yortc team In Wheeling, and as
Bethany also. has quite a following
there the contest promises q great deal
of excitement. The game Will be
played on election day. November 6, at
the base ball park. Pittsburgh College
has been playing fast game this year
and close contest is assured.
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a V
"A well known business man of this
city in speaking Of plays and players,
said: Whenever / hear that Shore
Acres is coming to town always send
for some Of my country relatives and
take them to see the piece. I do this
not because It's a pastoral play. but
because of Its absolute truth to nature.
In Shore Acres nothing is overdrawn
or exaggerated, and It's the truth in
Mr.. Hernes story that appeals to me-"
A we'll known Chicago clergyman
said: II wish could afford It, would
engage the play for six months or q
year and then invite everyone in Chica-
go to come and see It, as I think
Shore Acres one Of the grandest SER
mons that has ever been preached"
A social butterfly said: IT don't like
Shore Acres because the characters
introduced in 1t don't wear any fine
Clothes"
Fortunately there are but very few
American women who weigh every
thing by such standard. Arrange
ments have been made to produce
"shore Acres" at the Opera House.
Thursday. November /, matinee and
night.
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1..ARTIN's FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle CT Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

This city will undoubtedly entertain
the largest street demonstration this
evening ever seen In the county, and
from present Indications It Will equal.
II not eclipse, the one held In Wheeling
the day Roosevelt was there. Never
before has an undertaking OF this kind
met with such hearty approval by the
mercantile class and they almost. to a
man will turn out this evening, and the
presence Of the substantial men Of q
place In n demonstration of this nature
Is what has an effect. The mill men
from both mills will also show their
colors this evening and fall In line in
the third division. The success OF the
demonstration Is assured, and with
good weather Will be an undertaking
which the city may look back to with
much pride.
4 popular lecture will be given under
the auspices Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union ut the Methodist
Episcopal church. Thursday evening OF
this week at 1880 O'clock Mrs. Alice
banner Jones, Of Canton, Ia n lect"-sr
OF some note. having entertained many
brilliant audiences Her topic will be
ION the Limited Train" Miss Eleanor
Mitchell Will give one OF her pleasing
selections. Music will be furnished by
the Young Mems Quartette OF the NJ. Z.
church.
Mrs. Chambers. who has been keeping
n boarding house on South Second
street. has rented the Bellevue Hotel.
and Will engage In the business at that
stand In the future.
The Indians" or more commonly
called Democrats. held meeting last
evening IN their wiEwAm, CHi.de-
brands canning factory. at the out
skirts OF town.
The Republicans OF Portland win
have n characterization Friday evening.
and one % the features will he the pa
rnde. which they expect to be n large
one.
Prof. W. W. Weaver. Of Mt. Union
college. will deliver lectures At thr First
Methodist Episcopal church Thursday
and Friday evenings q next week.
4 meeting Of the members Of the q.
A, Il, was held n thrir han last even
lHE. and Trey decided 20 turn oct IN the
parade this evening
s, O. Robinson. r.. issu,i Invitations
yesterday, fAt a party 20 b. given at
his home. on South Fourth street, No.
ygnbrf 3
Charles NrCnri was nns,i r ari
costs yesterday by the mayor. on a
shH0Es q dir1rdsriy E31Guri.
4 msriiar o, the township trustees
VIII ~ hHid grE' Tuesday pvrulnc At
a. c'-rNt once
Mss Lucy iacSF1u VII rnirrtAir
rIuEHF ~ Arr frtsHss To- ssrrr5-t s5rst.
ink lt h8r hdnr In Arinavitl,.
q W1msn % he Carsr !. The -.
traction a. thr Star thsairu saturday
evening
fstUefu 1900 art BON visitors are
expected IN thr city th.s evening.
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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

The case, OF P. l.. Mercer, the alb
scondinE treasurer OF Evening Star
Lodge No. IS. Knights OF Pythias, was
heard by. Squire, Henry Riddle in the
mayors office yesterday. and he was
placed under n bond OF $500 for his ap-
pearancc before the grand jury. Mer-
GERS peculations amounted to 1888 80
He left the city on April 90 last, and
was afterwards located In New Mar
ttnsville. DR.. Dowler went down there
to see him and on his promise to make
the shortage good he was not>arrested
However, he made no effort to relm-
burse the treasury OF the lodge and he
was arrested.
The Slav who has been confined In the
jail for some time past on account OF
his queer actions which indicated n
defective cerebral organ, was released
last night. us he seems to have recover
ed his reason. 1t is thought that his
strange actions were due to over indul-
gcncc in the flowing bowl.
DR.. J. N. Alley returned last night
from Video where he was called by the
serious Illness OF his sister, who hns
since improved and will recover.
Sam Carpenter has returned from
Clarksburg, where he accompanied the
remains OF c!ght-ycar-old Glen Smith.
who died here Friday night.
Miss Alma Nolan. OF Pittsburgh, who
has been the guest of Miss Margaret
Dcbold. has gone TO Mt de Chantal to
resume her studies.
The Young Mems Social Club will
dance at the Blue Ribbon hall next
Thursday evening. Prof. Anton LII
Roche Will play.
The Upper Benwood Social Club gave
successful hop at Holderman's hall
last evening. for which Professor Rolf
played.
One hundred Italians have arrived In
the city and they will work on the pipe
line running from Cameron to this Sec
ton.
The case OF Jehn Jackmnn for tres
passing was heard In Justice Riddles
court yesterday. and he was dismissed.
a good sized crowd attended the
dance given by Prof. Jacob RnIncke at
Blue Ribbon hall last evening.
The Bcnwood Rough Riders will par
ticipate In TIM demonstration at Mar
tins Ferry, Tonight
Mrs. May Ayers, OF Hundred, has re-
turned home, after pleasant stay with
friends here.
Misses Katherine Higgins and Marga-
ret Drummer are the guests OF friends at
Wellsburg.
Mrs. John Newton. OF New Martins
vile. is visiting relatives in this city.
a young child OF Timothy o'Brien. OF
Marshall street, Is seriously III.
Alex. Hood. OF Mt. ol!vct, was calling
on friends here yesterday,
Samuel Hunter was nj Moundsv!llc
yesterday. on busincEs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

lnnes' spectacular production of MI
chaelis Village Blacksmith" with Its
red-shlrted anvil baaters and pictures
que electrical effects, has been critics.
cd by some OF his Wagner devotees.
down at Atlantic City, where his or
sanzation has been playing all sum-.
mer. They say he has stepped down
from the dignity. not to say halo. which
attaches to him as u prominent inter-
prefer Of the Music of the future" All
summer they have been spreading the
gospel that there is but one Wagner,
and lnnes IS his prophet" and then, on
the home-strctch, as 1t were, the pop
uIar bandmnster comes out with the
sensational number which catches the
so-called common people to such an cx-
tent that standing room in the big
lnnes auditorium by the sea, practice
ally went ut q premium. lines and his
Dahd appear ut the Opera House to-
night, under the auspices Of the Wo-
mans Musical Club. with the follow
Ing programmes:
Oycrturc-"lSl2'l Tschnikowsky
IN which Is described the invasion OF
- -'"PplSOii II
Arm for Tcnor-"TorcndOr Song" -. Bizct
-, tFrom Carmenl-sIgnor Albertl.
Henry Nl1I"-Q3allcD. ........S Saint Saens
()1ntroduct!on and entrance OF the
clans.
Cb) Scotch Tdvl.
(c) jig and Finale.
THE Whirlw!nd Polka. .......... .Frewln
Garnet Solo. by Eyrl.
"Crp!d's superintendent Innes
Prince Charming Ct rwO-stcp march,
,.HeNl'.-s--.... Observation-Disclosures.
Visions In n Dream"-DescriptIvc
hUIilElll......s. .....................-.
Aria FOR Soprnno-'Ah Forg @ Lui.. Verdi
,Fron ''Traviata'D-Mme. Noldi
Seruud Pol0nalEc lin Minor. List
scenes from ''TToratorc" (Not In cos
iLuel.
.9uora-Mlss Frances Boyden or
Nine. Mold.
Alhrlco-Mr. Elntcn or Slgnor Zc-ni.
',,sle d Lun-siguor AlbcrtI or Mr.
FrTnn.
Introducing the Costumed Corps OF
A.sicaL BlacksmIths, Electric An
WIS., etc.
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Charles Lum. Joseph Cusack, May
Anderson. Beatrice Norman. Estella
Wilmott. Otillie DeLano and others.
The scene OF the play Is laid In Eng.
land, the plot telling OF q young man
sent to America with the hope OF his
relatives that q little bitjof "roughing
IT" will settle him in his habits. He
pretends to have purchased q cattle
ranch near Buffalo and in order to YER
lily his story. when he returns home.
induces young friend to impersonate
on Indian. His uncle discovers the de-
ception and desiring to- aid the nephew.
obtains n simon-pure Indian from a
patent medicine fakir and when the
counterfeit article and the genuine meet
the complications begin. The play Is
said to be one great laugh from begin
ming to end. 20 E 4E af
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The Cramblett Trial.
Inl Dispatch to the IntcllIscnccr.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllGcnccr.
STEUBENVILLE, O.. Oct. 29.-Ex-
Coroner Fisher and four others were
put on In the Cramblett murder trial to-
day. to tell Of the assassin's horse
tracks being short one shoe, cores
ponding to 'Cramblett's horse. Sheriff
Porter said Cramblets told him his
horse lost the shoe going to Long Run
the day after the murder. George Cos
nell told Of, Cramblett saying: I'll
come out Of this all right II the rest Of
the family stick by me-" Two women
testified that the night OF Gosnell's
murder, when Cramblctt came. Cora
Gosnell suid: "Quince. why did you
not come tonight and this would not
have happened" At first he was silent,
when asked n second time he said: II
got home too late" Two men told OF
seeing musket at the Cramblett house
before, and Of none being there after
the murder.
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EroUNDsVILLE BUDGET; =,
Yesterdays News From Marshall's
County Seat.

county seat. -, ~
a fight occurred near the postofIlce
Sunday evening, between Frank Chat
fer and man named Showalter. In
which the latter received q bad cut on
his right wrist, scvering an artery!
Mayor Parkinson placed Shownlter .un-
der arrest and plnced him In jail,
where his injury was dressed by DR..
fIall. Chatter was arrested later and
yesterday morning was fined s. and
costs. Showaltcr had his trial last
evening.
Company II, Rough Riders. and the
N. B. Scott Six Footcrs met at'stheir
headquarters last night. to make ar
rangcmcnts for attending. the Martins
Ferry demonstration tonight.
Miss Alice Cowl, OF Wheeling Island,
has returned home, after n short visit
with her sister. Mrs. ". E. Conner, OF
Fifth street.
George McCamic. OF Wellsburs. has
returned home. after brief visit with
his brother. Attorney Charles Mccamic.
Mrs. a. C. saltgancr. OF GAINESVILLE.
Ohio. Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. C.
N. Kcrns. OF the Third ward. 4, ~
Hon. T. II. carskadon. Prohibition
candidate for governor. will speak at
the court house this evening.
Miss VERNE Stewart Is confined to
her room with what Is feared TO be ty-
phoid fever. =
II. b. Watson. OF Cameron. andJS. s.
Wilson were In Wheeling on business
yesterday.
Capt. ]. L. Hart. OF Washington. D.
c.. was calling on old friends here yes
terdRy. aE'
Alex. Armstrong returned yesterday
from a trip through the interior OF the
state.
Miss Birdie BuIEnSd. Of the First
ward, Il conHned 10 her home With III
ness.
Mrs Isaac Rodgers is quite sick ut
her homo on Second street.
N,X. Hood. % shcrrard. was here
yesterday on business
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River TeleErams.

GREESSHuHp-Itivsr { feet inches
and faIling Clear and pleasant
BROwSsNILLE-Rivrr feet II
inches AID stationary.
OIL gITf-itissr I inches and fall
inE Clear and pleasant
MORGASTpWS-Igivcr feet and
stationary Clear and warm.
STEuHESNIt.LE-- feet 6
inches and falling. Gear and warm.
PITTSBURGH River IS feet and
slowly falling. Clear and warm.
pAllREIlSBuRG-OhIo river ! foot
: inches and rising. Clear. Trmpcra-
turr u. No boats, Little Kanavha
rising,
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Big Republican Victory.

At the beginning of the last week Of
the campaign all Indications point to q
sweeping Republican victory. McKin-
ley's majority In Brooke county VIII
exceed that Of 1896, while that OF S.
George will be q record-breaker. The
Democrats are concentrating their eff
forts on the sheriffalty, and will sacrI-
flee all else to that end. The Republic
can majority In the county will prob
ably exceed the estimates of party
managers from the fact that many
nominal Democrats will vote for four
years more Of Mckinley and prosperity.
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King Dramatic Company.

The King Dramatic Company opened
n weeks engagement at the Grand
Opera House last night, presenting
Hands Across the Sea" at popular
prices. This is n sterling melodrama,
requiring elaborate settings. but the
company carries all the special scenery
and properties. The cast. headed by
the versatile and capable actor, Mr..
Kirk Brown, did splendid work, and
the audience manifested its apprecih-
tior in enthusiastic applause and cur
tain calls. Never before has such n
high-class repertoire been offered Mt
popular prices to theatre-goers Of
Wheeling. The matinee bill to-day will
be THE Three Guardsmen." and to-
night, Faust" will be given.
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Wednesday night will witness the
greatest political demonstration ever
held in Wellsburg, the occasion being
the visit to our town of Governor-to- be
A. B. White. Barth's opera house will
not hold the crowd anxious to see and
hear West Virginia's next executive,
who will be accompanied by Congress-
man Dovener and Hon. Perry A. Sha-
nor. That these three distinguished
campaigners will be given royal re-
ception by Wellsburg Republicans goes
without saying.
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Wellsburg Briefs.

A county convention OF the w. C. T..
U. will be held in the Presbyterian
church, on Thursday. Mrs. Helen NJ
Bullock. the national organizer OF the
union. will be present and address the
convention.
Joseph Letzkus. Democratic nominee
for constable In Wellsburg district, has
resigned and ]. B. Meyer has been sub
stituted to fill the vacancy.
An effort Is being made to organize q
lecture course for the coming winter.
Circuit court will be In session to-
morrow,
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DEATH OF JUDGE j. b. BROWN.
Aged Jurist Died at His Home After
Life Of Usefulness.

Special Dispatch to tho Intclllgenccr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. 2s.-The
death of Judge james H. Brown occur
red at his home last evening. after an
illness of little more than q week. with
pneumonia. at the ripe old age of eigh-
ty-two. He was prominently identified
with the reorganization OF the state Of
Virginia, and the formation of the state
Of West Virginia. He was at one time
judge of the supreme court OF appeals
Republican party, from the close Of
the war. Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the Kannwha Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
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in favor OF the county. The two COM
panles In 1899 returned S12,125 of tax
able property, which was increased on
the assessors books TO $4,000. The
county court refused an application for
reduction, and on appeal to the circuit
court the judgment of the county court
was affirmed. N
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pEILA1RE HAPPENINGS \. n, s..
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
Il of Belmont County.

There will be a bis turnout from here
for the Martins Ferry Demonstration
tonight. A special train on the. CleSe-
land. Lorain g Wheeling railroad has
been arranged for'and viii leave at 6:i5
o'clock. The Blackburn Guards and the
McKinley-Gill uniformed clubs will 60
as marching clubs and several hundred
other folks Will SO UP to do the shout
Ing and help our neighbors out. There
will be red-flre and rockets In abund-
ance In the Bellaire delegation to assist
In Illuminating Martins Ferry lust be-
fore the November victory. s.
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RIVER NEWS.


weather clear aad warmer,
To-day's packet Is the Telephone for
MAtam1ras at II n m.
The marks a, 8 ,. m. Monday. show
cd feet , inches and falling.
The p. T. Gosb,l came w yesterday
and resumed In The MISUNDERSTANDING
ton daily trade. departing ~ 3;ie p. M.
With a EaaI trip.
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EMBROIDERED by hand Pillow
shams AZ 81 GS pair.
GEO. R. TAYLOR co.

WE have finc Upright stsiuvay
Piano. placed With ~ to sell by fnm-
lily who has left the city, We Cflcr Il
II a great bargain
,. ". BAT'NIER co.
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y EXEMPTION OF BONDS. LOAN 1851
REDEMPTION OF \
CITY OF WHEELING BONDS.
"ualn Street Bridge Bonds-sees
ond Series" d

= t-AlA1u 1870 AiioBS Dou0S- GOV
ond Series"
tGThe undersigned commissioners Of tho
city OF Wheeling, W. Va, appointed up-p
der an ordinance OF said city, passed tho
sth day OF September, 1881. entitled ttApf
ordinance to provide for the Issue ma
sale OF bonds OF the city OF Wheeling. to
DO known rs the Main Street Bridge
Bonds-Second Series and for tho re-,
demption and payment thernof," hereby
give notice that certain of said bonds
have been duly selected and determined;
by them (i'i accordance with the pro-
visions Of said ordinance, and with tho
consent OF the holders of all OF said seriea
Of bonds. for redemption and payment
at their par value on tho first day of Nos
vember. 1900, that Is to say: ~ =
Bond number ono ~, for 500: bond
number twenty-six (26). for $500; bond
uEmber twenty-seyen (2D. for $500; bond
number twenty-eight (2s), for sob, and
aggreglting $4,000. ,i.''7,l' I 80 :
THE said bonds will be redeemed and
paid at the Bank OF the Ohio Valley, In
said city Of Wheeling, on and after No.
vember 1, 1900, and interest thereon will
cease upon that day. AZ
]. A MILLER,
L. E. SANDS,
B. w. PETERSON, u
Commissioners Main Street Bridge Loans.
Second Series. 49,! i onl6 ~
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WE have a few hfcs and drums lcf;
which We viii close GOT AZ syeri1l
prices this week.
F. W. BAUaiER co.
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....FOR RENT.

- u ~
Desirable residence at Elm Grove, all
modern ,conveniences Of gas, electric
light and water. -.
4. busch property
NO. lia Seventeenth street, rooms-S
No. S5g7 Chap,ine street, 2 rooms-s2
NO. q Sixteenth street, cellar-Si0.
No. ITO Virginia strcet-SI0.
Blacksmith shop on Market street, north
OF Twcnty-fourth street. ~ -
BulidinS on alley In rear OF Gcrmanln
Half Dollar Savings Bank.
FOR SALE.
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth rtrcct
Two si1-roomed houses. Moundsv1llc, w
CheaTes, lot in pclvcdere addition: Law,
well: fronts on two streets and on alley:
No. g and No, 90 South York street. bar.
gain for % days.
No. Os9 Charles street.
No. = Maryland street
No. IS Fifth street.
GrouRd 60 feet square on EtGhteenth 81
s,toomcd house on Main street.
No, - Sixteenth street. store room,
10 rooms md cellar will be sold chean ~
sold In the ncxt - days
Siore room aud five rooms, brick build.
ing; q good location. with an old es-
lablished trade.
- 10Th F-Nnt street.
No. .. Main street
~, - aau4u stIIVI.
NO - North Front street.
No. 2. siHtcenth street. store room and 10
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iutEs Hsryry. ~ the circuit court.
has droiaCd he tax assignment cases ~
the Royal and Tfi.SiNte E0n companies
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BOWLING.
Wheeling League.

Last nights games resulted In X. X. X.
winning three straight from A. A. Root
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ORLOFF L. ZANE,
clephone Gag. M, 40 Fourfeenth N

Telephone 1856. No. e Fourteenth 81.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
= FOR RENT NOW.
2 flnc Office rooms most desirable and
cheap, N Masonic Temple. including light
neat and Janitor service. sass-I I.I
rooms second floor 1907 Jacob street.
FOR SALE $40
Building lot on Lind street.
building lot on East McColloch street
1880 for two-story brick No. slA Market
OF lot. 800. = = - =.
ESQ for frame dwelling, s rooms, GOOD
cellar: acre OF ground; small fruits Of
al kinds: near Elm Grove; s mihuta5
walk from motor line. s.S'--,f
Double two-story brick house and lot.
corner Baker and McColloch streets
building lot. Park Wow, 50Il50, 500,
a grocery business. with postofice and
real estate. National road and railroad
station: fine chance for someone. s-S--.t
building lot on Lind street, $50.
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
~ - Telephone SIT.
wheeling, -. , w, Va. .fs
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wELLsBURa

DaiugS OF People in the Brooke cOva-
y Mstrapolla.
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MALE HELP WANTED.
LOST.

r, oST-THURsDAY EVENING, THE
IL 18th Inst, bunch OF keys; also on
the Sth folding black leather pocket
book, containing no money. but has the
will please leave them or either Of them
at this office or at the drug store OF either
Goethe or Schnepf. and receive suitable
reward II desired ocD
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! GENERAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

sENI, - = -
By mutual consent OF tho undersigned
the partnership heretofore existing under
the name ind stylo OF Metnhnrt & Stem.
eel IL hereby dissolved, Charles B. Stencil
retiring, and Z. R. Meinhart continuing.
All bills contracted by said flrm will; be
settled by z. r. Meinhnrt, and all parties
knowing themselves Indebted to said firm
please Gull and settle at once.
3 Yours truly. TX y
i. r. MEINEIART,
CEAS. B. Stencil.
Thanking tho public for their past To-
'vors, and hoping for continuance Of tho
same, remain, yours truly, a5.Hi5s5
e. R. MEINiiART, Il
~. Successor to Meinhart 6 Stencil
is Wheeling. w. Va. Oct. 2, 1900. y oe29 4
y EXEMPTION OF BONDS. LOAN ISL
Z - WHEELING. W. Va, Oct. 10, 1900. B
The following bonds OF the loan of 1851
have this day been drawn by lot. accord
Ing to ordinance, and will DO redeemed
on and after the first day OF November,
1900. at the, Bank Of tho Ohio Valley: In-t
terest on the. same ceases on that day:
Bonds $4,000 each.-Nos. 59a. 81. 56s. ~.
%. 155. III. 5l5. 62S 6si, 425, 563, ia, 461, "a
6sS, $5i. COS. 2ol, es7, GO. 20. 81, 70, 4l0,
Bonds $4,000 eaoh-Nos. s4s, 7s3, 81, 7ss,
100, 1852, 10, S17, sos, 769. e
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