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ADJUSTMENTS.

Two better pleased audiences than
those that witnessed the presentation
Saturday afternoon and evening of
1.-THE Adventure of Lady Ursula" new
er left the Opera House. Mr.. William
Morris gave the public a dashing de
Berault in 'Under the Red Robe" but
he scores even greater success as Sir
George Sylvester in THE Adventure OF
Lady Ursula" Miss Frances Drake, in
the title role. captured even the hearts
of the feminine portion OF her audi
ences-which Is indeed an accomplish
ment in a woman. The part calls for a
diversity OF talent that few women
could command, but each succeeding
advent only served to increase the ad-
mtration of the audience for this beau
tiful woman and talented actress,
"The Adventure OF Lady Ursula" is
laid in and around London, in 1920. Sir
George Sylvester has killed his dearest
friend in duel as result of quar-
rel over a woman, and in consequence
he has become a recluse, having sworn
to never again look upon female face.
For more than two years at the open
ing of the play, he has bNsn buried in
his house at Edgware, thenNa suburb Of
London. Nearby is the home Of the
Barrlngtons. an ancient and aristocrat-
Ic family, and OF which Lord Hassen-
den, Lady Ursula and their cousin,
Dorothy, are the principal members.
Lady Ursula, curious as to the hermit,
pretends to faint on the doorstep, hop
Ing thereby to obtain a glimpse Of the
strange gentleman. He orders her sent
to the porters lodge, and Lord Hassea-
den, her brother, imagining that his
sister has been insulted, challenges Sir
George to duel. Lady Ursula by ev-
cry means within her power, endeavors
to prevent the quarrel, Disgusting her.
self as boy that she may seek Sir
George among men. Dorothy becomes
involved in the intrigue in a manner
that threatens to break her engage
ment to Lord Hassenden. but the COM
edy ends with the reconciliation Of the
lovers, while Sir George and Lady Ur-
sula are in an attitude that gives pro-
mise of an early wedding.
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BOWLING.
Wheeling 1eague.


RAIDER, the X. X. X. star, continues
to hold the Individual lead in the
Wheeling league race, but RAIDER OF
All Allkes, is only three points IN the
rear, and coming fast. Stevenson and
Handlan, the old stars, are close up and
very much in the fight The feature OF
the past week was the tumble of the
Wheelings, who lost two OF three to the
Osceolas, and are now compelled. to
share the lead with the All Allkes. In
divlduaI averages are as follows:
Emblem, x. X. K. "a, IFS; RAIDER,
All AlikeS, So, 175; Stevenson, Wheeling
AZ, III; Handlan, Wheeling, 80, 10:
WeItzel, Wheeling, l6. 167; NOlte. All
Alikes, Sc, 1866; CASTOR, Emigrants, SO,
1856: Baker, All Aiikes, IS. 1853: MRrsch-
ner, Wheeling. 80, 1852: Knoke, Wheel
ing, SO. 1852: Cochran, All Alikes, 30. ISL;
Turner. Wheeling, 80, 100; Evans. X. *.
X, 80, 159: McElrOy. X. 4. X, 30, lbS:
Bycott, X. X. K, 30. 1853: Kraft, All
Rioters. Sc. 15S; Sonnefeld. X. X. X,
80. l5T; O'Kane, Wheeling, 3, 1856; Franz.
EmIgrants, AZ, 1856; Arndt, All Alikes,
"a, 1856; HaclIman, X. K. K. 80, l5b; Mil
Ter, Oceolas, 25. 1856: Stein. Kissing
Bugs, Sc, 1884; Kreuger. All Rioters, u.
1874; c, NortemRn. oceolaS, 36. 154;
Falck, Rough Riders. %. 1854: Gray,
Oceolas, "a, 1854: Rahr All Alikes, IS.
1853; Junkens, Rough Riders, 10. l52;
Witthuhn, Oceolas, 6, 1852; Prettyman,
Emigrants, "a 152; A. Fette, 0ceolns,
"a, 1872; BeIswinger, Emigrants. ~, l51:
Marti, All RIOTERS, 36, 151; Reed, Rough
Riders, -, 151; Plankey, All Rioters, rs,
ISL. Disher, Rough Riders, 6, 100;
Scheehle, Emigrants, 8. l4S; Delbrugge,
Rough Riders l5. 149; Fugate, oceolas,
Is. 1IS; Wagner, Apollos. 20, l4S; carp.
Kissing Bugs, "a. l4S; Miller. Kissing
Bugs, IS. 14S; Frohme, Rough Riders,
u, l48; HenninE, Rough Riders, a. l41L
Brash, All RIOTERS. u, l47: Stanley, All
hooters, 30, 147: Ross. KenmOres. 81,
i47; Cardona, oceolas. 8. 145; Bohn,
Kenmores. 80, l4S; Long. Kissing Bugs,
20. ll3; Brett, Apollos. 80. 142: Auber,
Apollos. G, 14l: Kemple, Emigrants, 80,
40: Rahr, Kissing Bugs, ~, 1879; Pat
terson, kissing Bugs. ?, 1879; Springer,
Kissing Bugs, "a, 1888: Drum, Kenmores,
Is. 1873; Falck, OceolaR. ~, 1888: Wolving-
ton, All AlIkes, IL, 1856: Wasmuth. Apol-
los, 20, 1876: Hall, All Rioters, IL, 1886;
Wagner, Kenmores a. 1872: Moody.
ApolIos, q, 129: Rahr, KenmOreS, "a,
1928: Ritz, Apollos, "a, 1876; HofmIestcr,
KenmorGs, u, 1926: BeiswinRer, Ken
mores, "a, 12I; Ehrle. Wheeling. 3. 1928:
Howard. KenmOreB, 49, 1913: Bremen,
Ienmorea IS, III; Mann. ApOllON, 8. l0S.
Schedule for this week: Monday,
Kissing Bugs vs.. X. X. X; Tuesday,
All Alikes vs.. Rough Riders; Wednes-
day. All RIOTERS Va, OceolaS: Thurs
day, ApOllos VS.. Emlgrants; Friday,
Wheeling VS.. KenmoFeS.
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SATURDAYS SHOOT
Attracted Many Visiting Marksmen
to This City.

Attracted Many Visiting Narksmen
to This City.
The shoot at Wheeling Park Satur-
day, under the auspices Of local marks
men, attracted large number Of visit
ing sportsmen from Western Pennsyl-
vania, West Virginia and Eastern Ohio.
The wheeling boys went their full
length in providing entertainment for
their guests, and the affair was pro
nounced an unqualified success.
The events scheduled resulted as fol-
lows;
FIrst-For the bear won on Christ
mas at West Alexander by ]. F. shirk.
Dreyer, Of steubenvillO. and Dough-
erty, of Roney's Point. tied, and in the
shoot-oft the steubepville man woni
second, Dougherty: third, Robinson, OF
Roney's Point; fourth. Scott, of Poto-
mac; fifth. shirk. of BdgtngtOn Lane;
sixth, Blayney, of Roney's Point:
Second = Frank shirk, first; Luther
Blayncy, second.
Third-Daugherty. first James X.
Hall, second.
Fourth-Frank shirk, first; Luther
Blayney, second.
Fifth-Robi ,son, Roney's Point, first;
Thomas Mead. West Alexander, second.
slxth-Luther Blayney, first; Richard
Stewart, Martins Ferry, second.
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arhe Yatzeniammer Kids.D

1.-THE KatzenJammer Kids" Blondell
& Fennessy's newest creation, will be
seen at the Grand opera House for a
half week, commencing Thursday
night. "The Katzenjammer Kids" have
been made famous by the funny car
toons appearing weekly in New York,
and II the comedy proves half as laugh
able as the illustrations merry jun
BILE Of mlrth and melody Will be the re-
suit. The Blondells are capable artists
and were last season among the most
successful stars on the road. Manager
william Fennessy has surrounded them
with a high class company including
such popular artists Ms Gilbert sarony,
who Will portray the role Of Mamma
Katzenjammer''; Nudge and Morton,
refined singers and instrumentalIsts;
Al Raymond, dialect comedian; Eiy &
Vestal. Charles Graham, Sadie Herne.
Mamie Morgan, Flossie Huh, Fannie
Kirby. May Smith and Harold schuitze.
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CLASH
between President and Faculty Of
university Of Cincinnati.

University Of Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jun. 14.--Thls
has been day of anxiety among those
connected, either directly or indirectly,
with the University OF Cincinnati, Fol-
lowing the declaration Of President
Ayres that the members Of the faculty
should all resign, and that he would
then accept such reslgnations as he
might select. comes a movement on the
part Of the professors to stand together,
and not only refuse to resign. but for
all 10 quit II the trustees, at their spe-
cial meeting tomorrow. sustain the re-
cent decree, Of President Ayers. The
trustees last year, before electing
President Ayers, adopted a res
olutIon giving the president power
to appoint members of the fac
ulty and declare vacancies. One OF
the professors said to-day:
Every bridge has been burned. Even
IL the trustees should refuse to sanction
what has been done, we would decline
to be longer associated with Mr.. Ayers.
One or the other must go!"
The students, alumni,and others have
been industrlously comforting to-day
with the trustees regarding the crisis.
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pR1paEpoRT HAPpENINas.
Events of Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

The stockholders OF the Progress
Building Association held thei- annual
meeting Saturday evening, and re-
elected the old board OF directors. as
follows: Frank Barber, G. ]. Davis, s.
Woodcock. Robert Glften. ]. C. Dent, j,
+. Scott and r. T. Howell. The diTec-
tors will probably meet this week TO
elect officers for the coming year.
The German Lutheran church has
made arrangements with the German
church of Benwood. to produce the
comedy. "a Fisherman's Luck" at the
Opera House here. February 8. 1t was
produced in that city q short time ago
and was pronounced as being an ex-
cellent home talent affair,
One Of the special features OF the re-
VIVal services to be held at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church this week will be
the chorus Of twenty-five voices, which
will be present at each meeting.
The funeral OF Ethel, the two-
months -Old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. HI
ram Seibert, took place Saturday at
ternoon. Interment was at Riverview
cemetery.
Mrs. w. o. Cooper returned to her
home at WellsvIlle, Ohio, Saturday,
having been called here by the death OF
her father.
The street car company will put a
force OF men to work this morning. lay
Ing the new switch by the Crystal glass
works.
Bridgeport Lodge No. 1871, A. F. & A..
NJ, will meet at their hall this evening
and install the recently elected officers.
The Crystal glass works viii resume
operations in all departments this
morning, after two weeks tdieness.
Miss Minnie Dawson. Of steubenvilla,
spent Sunday with relatives in Kirk
woodwood.
Mrs. Fannie Mccoy, Of Steubenville.
spent yesterday with friends and rela-
tIves here.
Misses Mary and Mollle Burrls, Of
Adenn, spent yesterday with relatives
here.
Miss Anna Milligan, OF Cambridge,
spent Sunday with relatives in Brook
side,
Charles DouEherty has returned from
n business trip to Toledo and Dayton.
Miss Marie Morris. OF Bannock, spent
Sunday with relatives In Klrkwood.
Elmer Williams. OF sistersvllle, spent
Sunday with relatives in Aetnaville.
Miss Amy Walker, Of Uniontown, is
the guest Of relatives in this city.
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nrhe Rovnl no1.n

1.-THE Royal Box" Charles coEhlan's
adaptation of Dumas "Rean," viii be-
gin an engagement Of two nights and
matinee. Wednesday evening, at the
Opera House. Mr.. Andrew Robson will
appear in the role of the actor, clar-
encc, and Miss CoghIan as Cecilia
Bryce" with the original supporting
company that produced the play In
New York last season. It Will be pre-
scented here with all the wealth OF seem
lc and costume lnvesture that marked
the original production at the Fifth
Avenue theatre. where II was played
for over two hundred consecutive per-
formanceS. The sale of seats for the en-
gaEement opens tomorrow.
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Could not express the rapture oSAnnic
r. Springer, OF 1926 Howard St, Phlla.
de;phia, Pa. when she found that DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
had completely cured her OF hacking
cough that for many years had made
life burden. All other remedies and
doctors could give her no help, but shC
says Of this Royal Curc-"lt soon re.
moved the pain IN my chest and can
now sleep sOundly something can
scarcely remember doing before. feel
universe" So will everyone who trieB
Dr. Kings New Discovery for any tr0u.
BILE OF the throat. chest or lungs. Price
5Oc and $I.0O Trial bottles free ut Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store; every bottle
RuRrnnteed.-5.
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The Musee management announce
that beginning to-day ana continuing
until further notice. they will give s. a
week to the person making the highest
score on their alleys, with the following
conditions: Everybody will be handi-
capped according to averages in the
league, except scratch men. who will be
figured on a basis Of 100. Persons hav-
ing no standing in the league will start
from scratch. A player can bowl as
many games as he wishes. his highest
score to count. All scores bOwled In the
league will also count This contest is
open to every bowler IN the city.
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CToCKHoLDERs' MEETING,
Office Of wheeling Steel 4 Iron Co..
No. II Fourteenth Street,
Ass1oNEE's. SALE.
4 ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
IA PROPERTY = HUsCROFT BROS

A sslGNEEE,gv SALE EIE,s 9E yHELQ YASnSEs
GREENERY.
BY virtue Of u deed Of assignment made
by ], c. Huscroft, w. A. HuScroft and
W. G. Huscroft Grading as HHSeroft
Bros) 10 the undersigned assignee. dated
the 18th day Of September, 1929, and re-
corded in the clerks otliae Of the county
court OF Ohio county in Deed Of Trust
Book No. sc, page Gil, will on
THURSDAY. JANUARY, Is, 1900.
beginning at 10 o'clock n. M Of said day.
sell on the premises In the Peninsula add
tlon TO the city Of Wheeling, at public
auction, all the following property, to-wlt:
A certain leRsehold for greenhouse pur-
months, beginning on the LIST day Of April,
1891, and ending on the SOth day OF Septem.
ber, 1901, to the ten lots numbered from
81 10 10 inclusive in the Peninsula addition
to the city Of Wheeling, laid out by Row
Il Bauer. as shown upon the plat Of said
addition recorded In said clerks Office in
Plat Book No ]. page lS.
This sale including all privileges and
being subject to all conditions provided In
said lease, Including the payment to the
lessor OF the sum Of &3l.h on each first
day OF January, APRIL July and October
hereafter until the expiration OF said term
Also all buildings green houses erected
upon said lots or amy OF them, and all
boilers, pipes, frames, glass, pots furnl-
turc and one wagon situate upon said lots
or any OF them; formerly owned by the
Huscroft Bros. and used by them IN con.
nection with their business as florists.
Said property will be sold rs a whole
or In parcels, as may be deemed most ad.
VAnthReouR to the trust.
TERMS OF SALE-One.thir or az much
more Of the purchase money as the pur-
chaser may elect TO pay In cash on the
day OF sale, the balance, II any, In two
equal lnstallmentS Of SIX and twelve
months, with interest on tho deferred In.
atRllments from the day OF sale, the prin-
cipal and interest Of said deferred INSTALL
mbnts 10 be secured to the satisfaction OF
the undersigned assignee.
JESS McCAtSf.AN Assignee,
8. o. BOYCE, Attorney.
c. S, GREER, Auctloneer. jal
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%, l42; J. RAIDER. sanatel. 81. ll2; C.
Hannah. Lenox, q. ll2: Coleman. Cres-
cents. ~. 1872; Baker. Crescents, 81. III;
CrumbacHer. CrescentS. 3. al; Beckett,
Brownies. IS. III; thinner, Brownies,
u, 141: Frohme. Brownies. O. 40: l..
MOdar, I.enox. SO. 1873; II. Bearley, CreS-
cents. Is. 1856: KILLER, sanatei, 10. 1885:
Edwards Buckeyes. 30, 137; Hanes,
Daisies. SO, 134; ]. Wilson, Brownies, q.
1SS; Mccullough, Brownies, is, 132; Joe
Ya1n. Sanatel 49, 132; Smith. Daisies.
Haberlen, Buckeyes, q. ,125: Roeder,
Buckeyes, %. 11G.
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II tl,e pnbv Is cutting Teeth

BE sure and usc TINT old and wcll.trlcd
remedy, Mrs, Winslow's Soothing
syrup. for children tcethlng, II soothgs
the child. softens the gum, nllnyH all
pain, cures wind collie and IL the hest
remedy for dlarrhOea. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle. mw&f
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GENERAI NoTTdEa

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FEEkI.
IN at the annual StoclhOldeHs' meeting
OF the Wheeling CoFTugAting Company, >
state OF West Virginia. TO be held ~ the
once Of the company, In the city q Wheel.
ing, In the state Of West Virginia, on the
Esd day Of January, 1900, q resolution viii
be offered Increasing the authorized M as,
company from fifteen hundred ON
shares Of the par Value Of one hul
dollars $4,000 each TO ffty thongth3
$4,000 shares Of the par vAlue Of one hume
dred dollars (St0o00) each.
ALEX. GLASS,
de26 9toekholdAg.
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Lyle are Ia correspondence with
large number Of youngsters. The new
Leagues and consequent demand for
players have moi brought about fam
inc in the domain out Of which minor
league future stars are secured. Most
Of the old players are under reserve
and will report with battalion Of
youngsters for the spring practice.
Then will come the wedding out pro-
cess. and probably some Of the veterans
will Journey down the CREASED plank
for a dip into the pool Of oblivion. OF
the old players, one. Tom" Turner. is
here, running an engine on the stone
construction work at the Baltimore &
Ohio depot, under President Contractor
Healy. The alderman's avoirdupois Is
decreasing at q most gratifying rste,
and he will walk onto the Island dia-
mond this spring on very lne-drawn
lines.
cincinnatrs drafting Of Jack" Far
rell recalls the fact that this speedy
player barely escaped wearing the
wheeling uniform last year He was
on the Springfield wheeling reserve
list, but he and Catcher Graftius were
traded to New Castle for First Base
man Klhm and outaelder Lytle. kim
lasted about five weeks. and before the
season ended owner Howell (who has
since retired) had released Lytle-so he
had nothing to show for his decker.
And to add to the agony, Farrell and
Grafius always played marvellous
game when they struck Wheeling last
season. 1t was the irony Of fate.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

TTFMoRiAI. LIFE OF MOODY NOW
Nk ready Tens OF Thousands will be
sold. Opportunity OF a life time 20 make
Send ten cents for outfit and be first in
field, Each subscriber gets a hne photo
type portrait OF Mr.. Moody for framing
free. Write quick AMERICAN BOOK
AND BIBLE HOUSE, 1S2 N. 18TH ST., Phii-
adelbhi0, Pa. 1alb-nW6EL-
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, starched and
Dried B cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
cents pOr pound.
uer pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

no THE VOTERS.
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Republican nomination for County
Assessor in the Country District. subject
to the party primary election.
respectfully solicit your support.
nwS,f.ia1 ROBERT ANDERSON,
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FOR RENT.
"a. BUSINESS HOUSES.

No. 1924 Main street, running thsooSh 70
Water street. one or three hOOVsr mn e1is
lar. Possession at once Il desired
Nos. 22i5 and 22i7 Market street, large
store room. with second and third aoSrS,
suitable for retail business. Now OoCu5od
by White, Handley 4 Foster. ~
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The Metropolitan Club expects to
match Jack Mcclelland and Eddie
Gardner shortly. It is thought that
Eddie has good show Of beating Jack
under straight Marquis Of oHeensbury
rules In what would be their third
meeting, he having lost on the other
occasions. McClelland doesn't take
kindly to these rules.
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Investment.

$4,000 buys city real estate now uHdet
10 years. lease from April + q tlUoo
per annum-1O per cent gross. . per
cent not It's always theTe-nan't "
away. The bulls or boREU liEVe1 No. p.
fiuence whatever over Ito value OF M
come.
n n cWTTu ll Real E9tHte.
IT. NUIIIn Fire lneuEanee.
W We SAl=A : ~ Surety BOHdat
National Exchange Bank BuildLng.
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BOXING.

oscar Gardner. who has signed to
meet Terry McGovern in New York on
March %, has begun training for the
bou, This match looks like a bad one
for the Omaha Kid" In the first
place. the later has shown remark
ably poor form of late. and his recent
performances in the ring have not been
Of nature to entItle him TO consldera-
ton by the Brooklynlte. The best he
could do with little Harry Forbes u
month ago was to hold the Chicago lad
down TO six-round draw, while Terry
had no trouble whatever in putting
Forbes away in couple Of rounds last
week. Gardner is slow on his feet, and,
although a dangerous man AT close
quarters, does not class at that game
with the renowned Terence. Gardner
is not good enough to exchange punch
for punch With McGovern, and is not
swift enough to keep out Of the lat
ters way. So that the Omaha Kids"
chances appear rather slim. to say the
least, should he persist in his intention
OF trying conclusions with the minia-
ture whlriwind from the City of
Churches. Yet Gardner has supreme
confidence in his own ability and, de-
spite the fact that his hands are still
in bad shape, has managed to arrange
another match between now and the
date set for his trial with McGovern.-
Cincinnati TImes-star.
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NOTICE.
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 is respectfully solicited
ja1 LESTER SMITH.
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BASE BALL.

Base balls dog days are drawing to
their close, and the boys who gambol
on Fandom's green sward are begin
ming to exhibit signs Of the ante-season
interest that always comes tripping on
the heels of the gladstone holiday sea
son. The general inquiry is, Are we
going to have winner this year," and
Of course the sanGuIne ones bob up
with the usual stock Of January conf
dence. The plain truth is that 1t is al
together too early to hazard any pre-
.dIctIons, and as for that predictions at
any stage Of the game aren't worth the
paper and ink expended on them. But,
like poverty, taxes and some other Incl
dentals of llfe's melange, they will ever
be with us.
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THoR RENT-MoDERN FIAT. 8 FTP-
II TENTH street. ropnS and SePA-
rate hall, bath, attic and cellar; lnBteQtAs
1901 ChaplIne street. iAN
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AGENTS.

Money to Lady or Gentleman canvassefs.
AVNLA We oftOf liberal cash commits,
the handsomest and most popular Fashion
Magazine. Easy, profitable work. For
terms and sample copy apply 70 Standard
Fashion Co., " West 18th street New York.
N. Y. noGa
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REAL RsTATE.
....FoR RENE.

FOR SALE,
New house, Mount Wood road
No. 9 Sixteenth street s-BeoFY bfios
store room, good cellar ana ~ roonE
No IS Vermont street.
Desirable property for wholesale bial'
ness, centrally located.
No, IS Vermont street.
No. IS Ohio strOet-pricc foI quick sale.
Si.20.
No. 60 North Front Streat,
Desirable property on Ch1pitne stfo0t-9
coruer lot. 6 feet front
No 20 Sixteenth street. !,
No. q Maryland street
No. 70 North York street.
No. CO Seventeenth street
: Corner lot on Fifteenth street
Lot on South Front street.
No. 40 Main street. fr
No. he and l295S Market street 80
No. 22il Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-15
PUBLIC SALES.

YNEN bonds OF 100000 EACH OF
u the Charleston TractIOn Comp my, q
Charleston, W. Va. viii be sold q public
sale at 10 o'clock q. m, Saturday moFnf
inE, January 20, 1900, At the north front
door Of court house Of Ohio county. stlAiS
Ing, w. Va. Gls-.
DGBLIC SALE OF AN BECELItq III
i farm, "wednesday. January Il, 10, c
Greek q station: ioi.Sare farm M
good selection of young fruits: ohp fch ans
school handy: In good state Of cuitiVal elS
coal unemcumbered. Terms easy, q.
HOGG. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-15

JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, cellectog, HotSre
Public and Pension Agent Noslslt.