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parties. He called attention TO the at
utude OF President Taft on his veto
OF the wooden schedule and cotton
schedule. which were passed over his
veto. and in his attack upon the Presi-
dent he combined wit with sarcasm.
which caused great laughter among
those present. He used figures on the
votes OF both branches OF Congress on
the various revisions OF the cotton.
wooden and other schedules. The com.
ing campaign was an issue between
tarln Tor profit 10 individuals and tar
la Tor public use. and the Democratic
party represented the latter issue.
lie added in his attack upon the PresI.
dent that when the wooden schedule
had been placed before the President
for his signature that he said. 81 veto
II on indivicIal Ignorance" and the
second time the schedule was brought
before him he said that the tariff
board had not reported.
Attacked !. M. Scott
Inc congressman then paid his re
spects TO President !. VI. Scott of the
La Belle tin mills, who criticised the
congressman's attitude regarding the
metal Dill The speaker said that the
ngures showed plainly that tin plate
IN America was quoted from 1851 to
S4.O4 per hundred and that the Amer
lcan Is not afraid OF the foreigner
when II costs tin plate s417 a hun
dred TO reach the New York docks
Adding, he said: when Mr.. Scott
said that he didn't understand why
men voted for me In this district
owing TO my attitude toward the tin
plate business, | cannot help but vim
ulcate my common sense in this ex-
PLANTATION"
Democratic LabcT Record.
lie said that the parties in opposi.
ton would begin using the labor rec
ORD or the party as an issue OF the
campaign and that he thought that II
was the best that had been enacted
TOT the benefit OF labor for some time.
lie said he did not have 10 70 into
the fullest detail 10 explain what the
Democrats had done. but that he
would give hints At what the Demo
cratic party had done. He then cited
In the neighborhood OF fifteen labor
bills which were passed by congress
At the conclusion he oulogized the
Democratic party as a great life's his.
tory and said that this year with vii
son az the head Of the ticket the party
with its principles was coming back.
lie claimed that there was validity IN
the nomination OF Woodrow Wilson
and that he had nothing 70 fear or ex-
plain. as there were no GuEgenheifns.
Barnes. PenrOses. Films, Perkins or
James Smiths and Murphys connected
with his candidacy.
WANTED-5o boys. steady work.
Good wages. Northwood Glass Co.
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PRINCETON looked upon the up,urn.a stu
Ssht tsces. Be said "a ~ss indeed a farnii-
81 s Tss governor made no poii,i-
which he was wont 20 mac NJ ~
sieeches a. university presiden,-,hat
70 students OF this county did no, take
toys. rather than aftaetinr the n,o.I.-o.
81 NE. lie argued that most Sraduate-
NAted Tor their diplomas before start
ink IN life when th.N should have
arrives. my
Al me parade grounds. a broad green
meadow In the residence District OF Min
s s,.nSh ,as governor IN the longest
speech or the day. declared that the ra-
slohS , ehfnr aiEn was not one OF the rer-
sohaIitiea nut issues. He paid tribute
' 70 as,resident TAFT and when on another
occasion the crowd CONSTRUCTED that the
president had referred TO Colonel Hoos.-
n.!t. ths speaker quickly corrected the
impression.
Republicans United.
tn, IA H ~. !, TON, W. Va. sept IS
county are united In their support OF
the republican state and county ticket
was assured At the opening Of the
term OF the circuit court al Pineviile
this week. when more than 500 Repub-
licans assembled at the county seat for
she purpose OF hearing speeches by
s,ate auaitor ). Darst. candidate for
,e-eiecton. Congressman James \
Hughes: A. \ Lilly. candidate Tor az
torneN general. and sames Damron. OF
niiilamson. candidate for circuit Judge
OF the new Twenty-second circuit con-
sisting OF Aingo and Wyoming coun-
ties.
While there was some difference of
opinion as To the national ticket not
Republican who attended the meet
Ing was heard TO make the slightest
objection TO any Candidate on the state
or county ticket Wyoming county IL
certain TO give Republican majority
OF from 900 TO 600. and "A Republican
viii be elected 90 the legislature
The principal address OF the occa-
sion was delivered by Auditor Darst
who presented figures to show the great
saving To the state by the adoption ~
republican business principles in the
state government He compared the
Iast wear OF the present administration
win that OF Governor MacCorkie. and
pointed out wherein the citizens re-
celNe more than they nav IN direct
taNes So pleased were the voters with
Anuitor Darsts speech that he was
asked 10 appear In that county again
oetore the end OF the campaign
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offiee Of tho Clerk. County. Court.
ONO county. state OF West Virginia
In the matter Of the probate OF the
deceased.
The object OF the petition filed in this
matter on the 3rd day of September
lFI@. u TO nave admitted to probate the
paper writing purporti lg TO be the last
VIII anu Testament of James Dixon. de-
.,asSu' Denring date on the 18th day OF
ing from an affidavit made before mo
oy X. NJ Addleman. attorney for James
Dixon. Jr.. the petitioner. that WyIie W,
pxon. an interested party. IL n non-resi-
cent OF the State OF West virginia IL is
ordered that he do appear at my offIce
In tine city OF Wheeling. West Virginia
IN the county and state aforesaid. within
one month after the date of the first
publication hereof. and do what ~ neces-
sary 70 protect his interest in said mat
ter. The hearing OF said petition is set
for october Sth. a. D.. 1912. at o'clock
p. m.
Published first time September 3. 1912
JOHN r. WELLS. Clerk
county Court Ohio County. West Vir-
klnia- s-b-I2-Iq-2G
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SEALED PROPOSALS
wARwooD sEWTTs

Wildwood SEWERS.
Scaled bids will be received BY the
Mayor and Council OF the Town or
WarwOod. " Va. until 6 D. m
Friday, September -. 1912. for the CON
stTuctiou Of about two miles or from
y TO 2O-inch sewer In Glennova section
OF the Town Of WarwOod. W Va
All bidders must go over and eN-
anime the ground themselves Plans
and specifications may be seen at tho
Onice OF H. }. Watson. engineer Board
OF Trade building. Wheeling. W Va
30 bids viii be allowed to be with
oraWn after deposit with Town Re
corder The right 20 reject any and all
bids - reserved by the Mayor and
council. \ certified check FOR two
hundred fS2Ool dollars must be de-
posted with each bid. and bidder re-
celNlns contract must give bond to
complete work
G r. BOWLER
Mayor Of the Town OF Warwood
CHAS 70. MILLER.
Recorder OF the Town OF Warwood
slsD
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DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN
OPENED IN OHIO COUNTY BY
CONGRESSMAN DAVIS
Who Made Interesting Address at
Columbus club-Short Parade
Precedes Meeting.

Contrasting the course OF the Dem
ocratic congress in facing honestly and
boldly the task OF revising the tariff
with President Taft's lodging OF the
issue. after IL being placed in the Re
publican platform as one of its most
important planks, Congressman John
W. Davis OF Harrison county opened
the Democratic campaign in this coun-
~ last evening at the Columbia club.
Prior to the meeting, the Young
Mems Democratic club. uniformed
with plug" hats and numbering 30.
assisted by band and 20 other Dem
ocrats. fell into line and acted as an
escort for the congressman from the
Windsor hotel to the Columbia club.
The meeting was called 10 order BY
r. s. Kincheloe OF Madison district.
who introduced Hon. J. II. Somerville
as chairman. In a few well chosen re-
marks for the occasion, Mr.. Somer-
Vile lauded the speaker and intro
duced him as the gentleman from
Harrison county who had rendered
distinguished services among the law
givers OF the country"
Congressman Davis. with the usual
greeting. opened his address by laud-
ing the Democratic party for the sup
port they had received two years ago
from the friend and foe. and predicted
than will assure success at the coming
election. In reviewing the present
contest. he said that IL was not for the
purpose OF displacing Republicans by
Democrats. but the people we're re-
Numbering the service and responsi-
bilities OF the past and would send the
best fitted men 10 Office at the coming
election. and that the people are look
ing for men who have honesty in their
words. and that IL is their intention TO
have a larger share in the government
than they have had in the past lie
declared that so long as he was the
representative Of the First Congress
sionTl district that he invited partlci.
patton in his office
Flags Roosevelt.
"A mere change OF name Is not 90
Ing 10 effect anything" said Mr. Da-
Wis. referring 70 the Bull Moose" can
didate. To illustrate his point he re.
cited a story Of a policeman who re-
ported 10 a sergeant that he had found
dead horse on KOsciusko street
The sergeant told him 10 make out his
report, but the policeman not knowing
how To spell. started for the door. The
sergeant asked him where he wns 60
Ing. and the policeman replied. ~ am
going 20 drag the body Of that horse
10 Myrtle street. so that 7 may be- able
10 make out my report. as I know how
70 spell Myrtle"
He continued attacking the candida.
~ OF Mr. Roosevelt. stating that the
people wanted n guarantee ~ prom.
isc made before the election that is
good after the election.
Coming back 10 tho change on the
political map IN Congress two years
ago. he said that tho people had
placed the Democratic party boz power
only on probation. and that be- was
sure that they had made good tho
promises 20 the people
Tsrln Revision.
In taking hold ~ the tariff revision
ne speaker said that % was the ,fnivor.
eel demand made on both parties that
2 rrvi'ion n fhe tariff Do rlaccd In
me planks Of the platforms OF both
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NOTICE-Contractors


The Board u Commissioners Of thu
County Of ohio. Wheeling. W Va,
September 18Th, 1919
the office o. The Board 81 corsmisslos.
ers % the County Of Ohio West Wiz.
Einla. until September g0th. 1912 Al
i0. 100 A. N. Tor grading and ravinR vita
stone the River Road IN SAID county,
from the north coronation fi~. ~ ~.
town ~ Warwood 90 the county line a.
short Greek
IS,5l.t i! e. oss feet. - miles
Approximate cubic yards sradinE
iHted on lf feet width. 900
Apftovimate cubic yards sand stone
ApProsime'e. cubic yards lime ston,
crushed limestone 60 De used o. a.
attentive material for the complete
rHnrfrucflOn % stone road Instead a
sandstone foundation covered with lime
H'grf mac1inn az above
approEslmasie. cubic yards. based on IL
a certified check for 81 600 90 shall
DO deposited with Zach bff
lne sue rrsful bidder will he required
tn give bond Tor an amount equal 10 M
,'ntrfrt price o. detcrwi nef 81 the en-.
Fl-cerf preliminary estimate
Plans ami specificatIons are or file n
ne 0ffire ~ Tho BOARD o. Commission.
ers ~ the County ~ ohio
ate ct FOR completion. juno let
TIE poard ~ Commissioners ~ ths
nunff ~ ohio reserve the rlghf Co ne.
tci any lrt aii bids
gE,q,EEgg ERr IS. President
GRO W WDurs
Tic Eo1rl ~ Commissioners o. ths
GEO W OLDHAM
clerk cir
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Office OF the clerk. COUNTY Court. ohio
county. state OF West Virginia
IN the matter of the probate OF the
lhst VIII and testament OF Albert
stump. Sr.. deceased
Ine object or the petition filed in this
matter on the 9th day OF September
IsIz. Is TO have admitted 10 probate the
paper writing purporting To be the last
viii ana testament OF Albert Stumpp
sr. deceased. bearing date on the 2sth
uhy OF May. 1910. And 81 appearing from
an atlldaNit made before me BY r. NJ
Auole Inan. attorney for the petitioners.
ttat Bertha stump who is a minor ana
under the age OF twenty-one years and
Interested IN the prot~os OF said will a.
n non resident Of the STATE OF West Vir-
glhia. IL IL ordered that said Rertna
Stumpp DO appear at my office. in the
Clty OF Wheeling. West Virginia. in the
county AMI state aforesaid within one
month after the date OF the first oublfca-
Ion hereof. and do what IL necessary to
protect her interest In sal matter. The
nearing Of said petition is set for the
leth day Of october. A u. 1912, at 10
. Published fiat time September 18th.
JOHN r. WELLS. Clerk
county Court. Ohio County. West Viz
sihia- e-l2-i9-26-o-3
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Chants and Othar Wi.nIaaaIn naaIar.

Houce 60 Manufacturers. Jopbsrs Msr-
chants and Other WHOLESALE DsaIsrs.
NOTICE Is HEHSBY GIVEN. That
The STATE Eoard % Control OF the State
OF West N1Ginia will receive bGds daily
~ ;ts o1ice az Charleston, West var
klnls. Tor furnistinE Supplies for the
management 81 wnicE H. vested IN said
board. Contracts Will he sWarded 20 the
lowest bidders. quality considered and
other things being EQUAL. West virgins
dealers viii be given preferences.
Lists ot supplies needed viii b fer
nlahei bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
HTATE BOARD or rONTDOr.
es-t-tf Charleston. West VITGinfA
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ST. PAUL. MINI. sept Is.-Goyernor
woodrow Wilson struck the trail OF Col
onel Roosevelt for the first time in the
campaign to-day. when he whirled
through program OF speeches and re-
ceptions in the Twin cities. He started
Tor Chicago and Detroit. Mich. deeply
Pleased. he said. with the reception ac-
corded him.
When the Wilson party reached Min
neapohs this morning. the Commercial
Club had breakfast ready and the gov
eiIor talked for 20 minutes on the trusts
and big business. Then motoring 20 the
University OF Minnesota Governor Will
son passed crowds Of school children
who waved flags and cheered
IL was the opening day OF the uniyer-
shy and as the former president OF
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IS ACRES ron aoo.

gn National pike. handy 90 railroad
10 t9Wn Groom house. cellar. ara
larn 4ft36. other buildings. acre.
me fruit. well watered. fne to~sfio,
iii soon sell ~ price fs ~ low
80, ,s,'ifes. buildings. and good location.
l"r tAtnni easy terms
~ Hcfeh Tor $1,000. hne house. good
tngItiDnt $500 worth timber
Nflte ~ n. MASTERS, zB4 Wess
Avenna Cambridge Ohio.
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The Indications sre fsf OBJ. v,rr. ~
eilk exports from Switzerland fp ffe
i nlfrI states vi D.. NnufIuHn fn Do. r.Har
anN fhaf TIE time ls not f1r distant
when America VIII no Iorre. rrtr. 4s
~ i-0r0rfar. market Tor products of
49, e~.-- 49,
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iife WIZ % received f1r thr erection
% Che new Young Wnwens Christian
AfeNfiafl"r huu1lug urfu Troafav
rfrffwfrr iffh lf o'clock p nl r1nrs
O ~ HrrcfNcHfIUus may he seen 90 ffs
Trea ~ Fred p FHrIa and EfwarI
g. fH f.r
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REPUBLICANS DEFEAT
PROGRESSIVES IN The
MINNESOTA. ELECTION

ST. PAUL MINI. Sept. Is-At a
meeting 81 the state Progressive CON-
mitiee Friday night the matter OF put
ting state ticket IN the Geld Will De
threshed out
Prior 20 yesterdays primary elect
Ion. a decision was given from the
state attorney generals Office IN
which II was stated that the Progus-
sfve party had no legal standing In
the state. and that II u entered the
election In November ~ must be By
election after the primary.
Definite returns will be available
before the end OF the week. However
Two candidates ia the Republican
party. where contests really existed.
IL practically Il assured. have re-
eeived the nomination. They are &.
q. Eberhardt Marskto, candidate for
the governorship and James Mana
han. St Paul. candidate for congress-
man-at large United States Senator
knute Nelson IL leading James Pet
erron. Minneapolis. IN a close race for
the senatorial nomination
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REDEMPTION OF BoHps.

The Wheeling Traction Company,
Ihe successor of the MOundsville. BEN
hereby gives notice that ~ has elected
TO pay and redeem all OF the bonds
ana unpaid coupons thereof. issued
trust dated October /. 1897, given by
the said MoundsvilIe. Bsnwood ana
wheeling Railway Company To Alfred
tees, for the security thereof. the said
bonds amounting 20 one hundred thous-
ana dollars Ni00.OOO) principal The
said payment and redemption will he
made BY the deposit with the Germania
HAIR Dollar Savings Bank OF Wheel
ing. West Virginia, in the manner re-
quirsd by the terms OF said trust deed.
on or before the first day OF October.
1912. or sufficient amount of money
10 satisfy and redeem all OF said bonds
with interest accrued TO that date. and
ali interest on said bonds shall cease
% accrue on said first day OF October
1919. the money being 80 deposited FOR
the payment and redemption thereof.
thereafter shall be void
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
BY W. n SHIRLEY,
Secretary.
Referring To the above notice OF re-
deinption or he Moundavftia Henwood
and Wheeling Railway Company nrst
mortgage 90 bonds we hereby oYsr the
holders Of said bonds the privilege OF sub
scIlbing 20 limited amount Of Wheel
ing Traction first consolidated mort
gage % bonds Of 1891 al a special
price OF 81 and interest. said offsr
suolec, 70 termination at any time
The Wheeling Traction Company
tfst consolidated mortgage BE bonds
81 1891 will be secured by a closed
nrst mortgage Of two million i've hum
dred thousand dollars Ct2.50O OO0) on
tne entire property Of the company,
which - earning more than twice that
amount az It's fixed charges
We shall be glad 20 furnish further
particulars upon application
REDMOND a. co.
30 Pine Street
New York.
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY
WASHINGTON. y. G
au-30-s-5-12-Ie-zs
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LOSr

: - 1-1-1-171-l--l7l-l-l-l.-
LOST SUNDAY. between f1fh $50 and
MrMcrhfu cor barn. ladya nrrr face
gold watch rlf Fob r0id mounted
H Reward DO o.. 3
Co 5efs f-th g., ..-'.
BoST-iaflrs roid watch. with rfr. ns.
tween colonial theatre and Trrrr.fv.
thIrI efrrff nn MARKET fnIfIff D. .-
case inscription ira.fr fInfrr return
10 ihiq office AMI receive reward
s-gtf
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Washington Party.

HARRISBURG. Pa. sept is.-Ex-
Senator John =. Weller. Of Pittsburgh,
counsel for the Washington party. had
brief conference to-day with Con-
gresham Olmsted. counsel for the ma
tlonal Republican committed. with
reference 10 the electoral situation.
Mr.. Weller stated that ~ was expected
that the papers placing nomination the
candidates OF the Washington party for
presidential electors would be filed not
week
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The Wheeling Realty Co.
Third Floor sohmuIbaoh mag.
National sal. a.ii isoa-.
For Sale

20 acres. situated two miles from
gg.tle soh, mo great sumner resort
Good location. fine stock farm yood
farming land principally Wmesfcre
roil, two veins coal. several buildings
wei watered plenty q fruit VIII
SOL part or al. Inquire
W. p. HYDE.
r. o. Ne. Z. Barnesvlne, ohio.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORs-
louis Bertsch,

LOUIS . 9 TT = & n y
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
hRTEHiAL EMBAIMER,
1922 and 1924 Main street.
Calls Answered Ia. or Nlcnt-
Store Phones 635.
Vic l. Bertschy. Hell Phone i2S2.R
G J. Bertschy. Nat Phone i22s.Y
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MISCELLANEOUS

NANFSD-Io secure a copy of the
journal OF the session OF the Wheel
l1E convention. which convened febru-
ary ~ 1853. This journal was printed
ara bound BY Campbell and Dsrrnott.
anu ~ wanted FOR the state Archives ~
W Va any owner OF "a copy OF the
Journal VIII perform public seryice
sencor' or with Hon Virgil Lewis
STAT, ArchiVeist. Charleston w. va.
tf-Julyf2
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ROOFS WITH BOAkD

THr sEvERE Fs-ni@S>S - 1,--~-- ia
poard sfb haln 81 fete-J BsA
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

FoR SALE on TnADE-A good seven
room house ana two lots with wells
barn. shldcr lawn. au1 other Improve
Wfnta VIII cell .hflp. ur trade Tor a
small tlrm. Address tuat'ef 81 Miller
cameron. ~ Sc Ie-gE-ff
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Bruemmer 6 HiIdebT5nd

Funeral nirectors asd nrat aimsru.
,nruer Marvel sud 1ssenty-sec0nf sta
Aetapoone- AeIs oDsn daF and Eht.
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Near Center of City
Only short building lot 6sx n our ~
$1,000. ' " 'OAi-O' 10 QUICK Duyer'
REAL ESTATE SAVINGS CO.
ssn AcH ...
Reduction
Vat. sea.

On price of one OF best small fruit
farms near Wheeling, fla; ri1ge
farm, over l5-a. fruit; suitably To-
Gated, mile and third from car line
at warwood; 7 r. dwelling, Darn,
two wagon sheds, two poultry
sheds, granary, corn crib, black
smith shop, etc. Good laying land,
mostly limestone; fruit of excel
lent quality in large quantities
farm noted for fruit alone.
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FOR SALE

Frame house containing Elk rooms
bath and laundry. stone foundation. slate
roof. cement walks. finished attic. Lot
t0x110. Situated on south Broadway
above ordinary high water
Also a frame house consisting OF EIGHT
rooms. laundry, arranged for two FAINT
lies. Lot SOSl2o. on North Wabash 81
Bargain 20 quick buyer.
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nICC wanted. Secondhand BAGS
klUN Write for prices Richmond Sag
Co. Dept. 81. Richmond "a
site o.d-st
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WANTED-TO BUY

7--a7----s----s-s-
WANTED-IirNnln must have ~nnI
tires ans a aYoI coaster brake Npf
over tt-inch frame Phone Eeu faqf-r
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PATENTS ,..,. Tss4s.

n. Z. DUNLAP, PATEHT ATTORNEY.
National Exchange Bank mag.
wheeling. W. Va
WAETED-rU boy COPY OF Chronicles
on Border NaffaFt.' a book doscrlp-
tive Of the early 1n3lan vars in West
virginia aud other pof uDns cf tas ohio
valley
Also waited Co Guy any copies Of old
histories 81 Virginia auu West virginia
or county histories that NAV be on tie
market Persons having same viii ad-
dress lilst0fy. care inteiilEcncer.
my-a-ff
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FOR KENT

foR RENr-Rooms. with bath and
cellar. 102 18th st sISE
FOR HEET-Two furnished rooms.
suitable for young BUSINESS man In
quire at 81 18th street. city aug -24-tf
FoR hEET-Nicely furnished and l.
room mats with bath. for light house
Keeping rent reasonable. Apply 80 y
Front ST. Au0 81,
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Cssa paid Tor cast off civ1nink Write
or cslL
~. LEVY.
NO. io57 Markst 81 wheeling. ". Va
WE-Collect bad Eills Buy and sell
Claims Attachments carefully placed
ana executed. We adjust claims and
inaf collections on COMM sion basis
No election. no pay. Tie Buckeye Mer-
car Tile Agenc5, 5OJ Board Of Trade Bldg
w ceiling. ". Va n