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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25
WOODSFlELD OHIO

MOODSFlELD. .. Feb. .4-Nrs W
Z. Mooney. Sr.. was At Wheeling Friday.
VI. w. Lctzcttcr spent Sunday at Cald-
Miss Mary IIanay was al Wheeling
sunday visiting friends.
g +. tinch was ovc- from Jerusalem
Miss Katherine Enswingcr spent sun
day with irlcnGs AT BurI.hart -.
Harold Ferguson went to Wheeling
Monday for lew days visit.
Mrs. Harry Bates -nd two children
We're at SuWmerficld sunday
wesley Brown arrived SUNDAY evening
from Boise. Idaho. 10 join hts family
Siegel Tschaffat Is low cmpIoycd M
7. T.. DrohIs tailor shop
MISS Josephine SPAN Ter was at CaId-
well sunday.
J. T. I.orfIand returned SATURDAY
from pittsburgh. wheE. hc was attend
ing the automobile show.
Miss Laura Armstrong returned 10
Columbus sunday, after spending scy-
eral days here.
Mrs. J. ". English has returned from
Cleveland
George yrucx left Tuesday for Mari
etta where he has a position with Mann,
Bros. IN the tailoring business.
Mrs. waiter ErNmyr arri1 ed here sat
urday for "a visit with her mother. AIR
Emberry Armstrong.
Or. r. y. Ferguson l,ft sunday morn
ing Tor Cincinnati ca Iuut. To- Jackson
Vile. Fla. end other point in the south.
tho winter
\ large number attended tho mems
meeting Of the United brotherhood of
Npudstisld 90 the NJ r.. church N.gtar-
DAY afternoon. Attorney Fred RoSeman.
Of Cambridge. viii address the Brot her
hood next sunday afternoon This
meeting will b. held. iu the E,anrcIigaI
church and e large crowd is expected
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rooms and bath slate roof. Eae r.
heat and llEht. arranged for famiis
g. 600
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Biirrard visit. rhi. y,e,n,,,

old King Winter seems 10 have again
declared war SUNDAY morning an.
weather opened with a nice pleasant
morning with a promise 90 thaW during
the day. This continued until late in
IN" afternoon when the old warrior again
ground UP his Ratchet aud prepared for
war. Accordingly about o'clock sun
daN afternoon snow baEan 60 flv and
quite a blizzard This was one or
the worst billiards that has visited this
section during the present winter. Eor
some time the flakes fcll In n binding
swirling mist. which threatened to
shut out the Landscape. and closely re-
sem bling one OF the fierce northern
storms. This continued all night with
but little let up. and Monday H. decla red
by many to have given US the worst
weather we have had this winter. The
train from the west on the -. r. a W.
Ry-. Monday evening. was about an hour
late. the train FROM the east came In
Tuesday morning So o'clock
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WARWOOD


The council Of Narwood held its semi
monthly meeting yesterday evening at
o'clock az the Center Warwood school
house at Seventeenth and Main streets.
\ committee OF the Hrcmen brought UP
IN" proposition OF the town purchasing
au auto ngc truck. The council appoint
Ell "a committee 10 meet and discuss mat
tiers with the flremeu.
The sidewalk proposition was taken
mp by the councilmCn and 10 was stated
That the people viii have to put the
walks IN front Of their property which
th"y own II they want free mail dcliy-
cry Il D. thought thft the people will
Put I'm concrete walks as soon a. the
weather begins 10 get warmer. other
matters OF routine nature were taken
UP and discussed
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burg IN its grasp on Monday and fae
into Monday night did an untold
amount 81 damage throughout tho cifr
on tho south side 81 the streets tho SNOW
drifted TO q depth ~ over g feet and
on the cross streets Of tho town tr.
SNOW drfftrd in the door way 81 Ga.
stores and on the Sidewalk and Kent
the UrDUrieforu and clerks busy irving
fo keep their walk and door way rfarr
MANY ~ the telephones were ruf ont uf
commission bv the snow. ana tho fruffer
lines were seriously hammered IE fHs
great amount ~ snow On the fraIH.
which caused them 20 run very late Do
The evening practically al business W. .
suspended. and very few persons could
hH seen on the streets almost rgrrrhuI.
sticking close a. their own nrsaIIcr
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OLIVER Typewriter, good c0nditon. If
j. smith. 90 Main St Bell s72-E..
Nafl l"ag-M f-g1-ff
FOR SALE 49, Remington typewriter.
good condition, So so. =. &. Strciusr.
Room .ug. SChmulhICh RldE f-Ig-tf
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Opened Club.

Last evening. the ciuu house and sun
schopl room OF the 81 John =
Cathouc church. al the corner % com
mere ana High streets. was inforr,la il,
IYnsIen Win an entertainments aud
iunc neon At o'clock a prorrar, ~
busic. both vocal and fustrurn.nfaI ~
started, that lasted FOR an hour Con-
siderable amusement MAS prov,t-g.
among the audience BY the Sinrtnr 81
ne Schnizze nix song led by John D
E.tnig. OF Wheeling. In the first aoor o.
the building. hne luncheon OF sand
witches coffee, Ice cream and cake were
served % the ladies OF N. cht1,rh
About zoo were present. among them
father Rossman. Miss Mayno Daley
OF Wheeling. -
The building. formerly a rnolJ rom,
20 the old Riverside Glass factory vas
recently purchased by the men OF tha
Shurch, and with untirins work has
nt'n transformed into "A club - fyvo
large rooms. The downstairs will D..
uHed Tor sunday school room on sun
uAys, ana Tor q reading room during the
week. The upstairs will be used Tor ,be
lonse room or the Holy name society.
S 80 ~ - htted up as al auditorium A
nhrary was started for the club room
az every member OF the church present
presented the club with n book as n
nucleous for the library
ne opening Of last evening was N,e ~.
INFORMAL and was arranged quickly a.
order that the building could be used
curing the lenten season. Later IN the
spring regular opening. with a pre-
pared program will be held
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ago from Canton. ,shsrc ne had bc.r
ness had been serious. recovery was
hoped for until short time before
death.
Forest had been employed Tor several
years a. brakeman and express rlf.s..rI-
ger on the - n. a ". lie was a pleas
ant young man with numerous friends
Who were shocked 90 learn OF his un-
timely death. Beside the Sadd.ntd pa--
"nts there are five sisters, Mrs. = l.
Aibee. Mrs VIM Mlu1aud Ms CIsre
King and Miss sadie. all % Moods r.fd
Mrs. A = Hariachcr. q canton. and
brother. John Hraccy. OF Stcub,nvtlls.
Funeral services Wcr, conducted sat
urday afternoon BY Rev. n ". Harktus
81 Zan.sNille. and burial was made iu
OAK Lawn cemetery.
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nesdsy evening.

WELLSBURG. W. Va -eb. "a
Merle. the young son OF SIR and Mrs
George Han. OF ~ Twenty-eiEhth street
was injured about the face while coast-
lng down "A hill on Pleasant Heights
late sunday afternoon. Young Hall and
PerciVal Blankensop. OF the Fourth
ward. were on the same sled. and in
turning the bend In the road. the sled
went 80 near the edge. that Hall be-
lieved that IL was going over the bank
and he Jumped on, .nd rolled over the
hillside. badly scratching his face Sew
eral stitches had to5 be put in n cut In
his nose. IL was thought at first that
some Of his ribs were broken, but an
examination proved otherwise. Blank
ens0p stayed on the sled and was unin-
Iured.
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City Loses Damage Suit.

shortly before 10 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing the jury in the case OF Margaret h
Combs against the city OF wellsburg re-
turned a verdict In favor OF the plaintiff
for $500 damages. The amount sued
for wss- SCOOP. The case was given 10
the jury at 3s45 o'clock Monday after
noon. and after celebrating until 2.
m. without reaching verdict, they
We're discharged by Judge Newman I'M
III $3.50 this morning. when they again
entered the jury room. to report about
an hour late. Miss Combs was repre-
sented by Attorney h l.. Ramsey. OF
follansbee. and the city by Solicitor {.
h Jacob and Attorney McCleary. All
the attorneys made lengthy arguments
before the case was given TO the jury.
setting forth the important points in
the ease involved. Attorney McCleary.
for the city made the longest address
20 the jury. In which he went over the
case thoroughly. explaining in detail
how the girl was injured, and secuted
the idea that injury in the amount asked
for had been done. and intimated that
the case was not brought by the girls
father.
Attorney Ramsey in reply. made a
clear statement OF his side Of the case.
saving that carelessness on the part OF
the property owner and the city was
responsible for the injury to the girl
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90. rooms and BAH Ss'Sbiust uan,er.
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wellsburg Briefs.


recent Wellshurg visitor
p, mrs. BENJAMIN Williams. Of HOLIDAYS
Cove. was a Wellsburg visitor Tuesisv
george @ Wells g. "A business visitor
In New Martinsville
Tuesday.
Edwin ?. Reed. OF the Demrnier r,r,-
lTrittseurgh' was "A Wellsburg visitor
o,W. }. Warden IS a visitor IN Aoronto.
W. w F; Barth was business caller IN
Bart Fowler. OF Bethany. was Wells
burg business caller Tuesday
q, yyhoo H1,,ple gate, was a business caller
j: \. Robinson. OF Foilansbee. was a
Wellsburg business caller TUESDAY
=, heIt Briefly was a Wheeling visitor
H. =. Garbesi. 81 Moundsvinc. was \
business caller in Wellsburg on Monday.
r. J.. Cox left for his home i'm Pbiis-
delphia. Pa, after "a several DAYS wish
with relatives I'm this city. Mrs COY
and the two children viii visit FOR sew
Herman Shakely. OF Newark. o.. w.
visiting friends and relatives I'm this
city over sunday.
Mrs. John Hartley and Son. Harold.
., buual" district, are the guests OF
Mrs. Agnes Hartley. of Yankee stree,
Miss Emma George has returned =,
her home In this CITY after "A vist, -,
the home of her aunt. Mrs Frank
Iharleton, OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Curren. OF Canton
o, We're weekend visitors at th. home
OF Mrs. Curren's father. John O'DouneIl
OF North Main street
Miss Edna Hartley was a week-cra
guest OF friends in Hellaire. -
Mrs Clark Crisis and Mrs. Joseph Is
sunday. wv CT
George McCombs IS able 10 be on,
aIter being III with the grippe.
Clark Criss ADD daught"r. Miss Freda.
were Steubenville, O., visitors on Mon
day morning
Robert barnes. who g. working in
Greensburg. Pa. was "A Weekend ,!isitn,
ward ' '''
In Pittsburgh. Pa. on AIorday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25

We offer the following Co., homes in
sly for quirk sale
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Mike Barzan and Andrew Fontana
were each fined 800 and costs for
selling to minors. BarZan had nine
indictments nollcd and Fontana ten.
and Joe Kenneth on payment OF costs.
J. D. Gardner. administrator of
Mike Butcher. has begun suit against
the Scott Lumber co. for 81 900 dam
ages Tor breach OF contract.
Joseph Kinney has begun suit
AGAINST the y. * O. Coal Co for
$1,000 damages for injuries received
on October 8. 1913. when he was
thrown from q car he was driving and
was squeezed between the car and
the mule
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POULTRY

BUFr oRPIgGToHss good cockerels
and pallets Eggs for Matching
Prices reasonable. Both phones. o. b.
Nar.n. ftgut
"a VARIETIES Of thorouEhbrcd. utility
and exhibition stock. For bargains loo
gEEs and chicks send for price card The
Low -. Iarr Farm. Fairmout " Va.
ta-eq.rUf
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YOU SAVE MONEY

When you buy Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. because just a few doses
stops the cough and heals the cold
one bottle lasts "A long time. and the
last dose Is as good as the first Mrs
:. >. s. 20 Van Buren, St. Kingston.
y. Y. says: Father had lagrippe
and his cough was something terrible
and he could not sleep. Foley's Honey
and Tar not only stopped his cough
ing, but II brought my voice back to
me after severe case OF bronchitic
and laryngitis. For sale by John
Coleman 4 Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25

Ih"maS y. ktuds merger. the Center
W atwood barber who has his sIou .r
90" center Marwood hos. house al tfe
present time. expects Co move into bis
new place boo the basement Of the War
wood bank ON the corner Of seventeenth
ana Main streets. Monday. March o. lie
VIII also have real estate Office Iu
the same place. bro addition TO tho tar-
ncr shop. Mr. kiud,lbsrEsr cNpccrS Co
60 To- Pittsburgh boo the next few davs
where Doe viii purchase two pool tables.
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENVILLE. O.. Feb. 2i-
The I.aBelle Iron works directors held
their monthly meeting here Tuesday
and only routine business was trans
acted \ quarterly dividend OF two
per cent on preferred stock payable
March 81. and !. of one per cent on
common stock payable April I. was
declared. The annual meeting will
be held al Wheeling. At the Auditori-
UNI, on March 10.
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Word has bon rccelNoI nom NeWarf.
Ohio that 4. J. Reidie who formerly
conducted a bake shop IN this city. and
who moved away several years ago. s.
doing very well IN his new location He
has a bakery ~ his own. mas q large
patronage that - continually growing
larger. md the prospects FOR the future
are very bright lie has many friends
ir this city who will De glad Co learn OF
L-a auccnae In hL. now Lnma-
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Mrv In Wnrkhnhs.

May Rack'. keeper OF house Of pros.
utution. Is ~ last I'm tho workhouse
under her sentence by Judge smith.
She was cohblcd on Monday hy the
sheriff and hurried 10 the workhousc.
1s that was the last day Of the sec.
ond stav granted her nv court. The
court Of appeals Yesterday granted "a
stay. but haw they will get her ont
now Is puzzle unless the governor
pardons her. Court officials cannot
see how the stay was granted when
no petition in error was filed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25

Prof. Webster n. Sill. Of the Pam
handle Agricultural club. has made ar
engagements for meeting Of the market
gardeners, TO be held in the assembly
room of the board Of trade. In the Mar
ket Auditorium building. Wheeling, sat
urday. February IS. to begin at I.
o'clock I. m. Prof. \. L. Dacey, or the
state university at Morgantown. will be
present and Will speak on Fertilization
and Rotation OF Crops" \ discussion
Will also take place in which every per
son present Is invited TO take part
Everybody interested in gardening and
crops are asked 10 be present.
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Pay Day For Miners

Organizer. James oates was busy all
day today Paying the striking miners
their weekly benefits from the United
Mine Workers OF America. He started
the work early this morning. paving
the Wellsburg miners first. ans then
wont 90 the other Parts OF the coIInty.
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WEILSBURG,
PYTHIANS NOTE

Those desiring tickets for the
Pythlsn Jubilee Banquet wednes-
day evening. Feb. 18th. az the
Scottish Rite Cathedral, Wheel
Ing. may secure them az the A.
c. Thomas Je~eIry Store. Me-
Lure Block, Wheeling. from the
officers Of your local Pythlsn
lodge. or at the Cathedral, Wed
nesdsy evening.
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Mllbert Newton an emplONe OF the
Jefferson Glass company. slipped and
Tell while at work Monday afternoon.
and as result has a badly sprained
ankle. The ankle IS badly swollen and
Is very painful. IL will cause him 20 be
on work for at least week or 10 days.
He Is at his home at the corner OF
Charles and Thirteenth streets. and the
injury is being CAREFULLY trcated.
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Divorced and Re-Marr1ed.

4 record case OF divorce and re-rnar-
ried In the same day occurred on sat
urday In Brooke county. when Mrs
Lizzie T. q. Cook received an absolute
divorce from her husband. William \.
Cook. and the same afternoon took out
n license to marry william Earle Nor
gan. NJ Follanshce. other marriage Ii
censes issued Saturday and Monday are.
irwin 9. Weight. Pock 80. (, Pa. ana
Phoebe Ellen Davis. MouOnEahelia. Pa.
Edgar X. Messick. Terrc Haute. Ind .
and Mayme Staub. Wheeling
James 9. F1nnerty. Steubenville o.
and LlIzabeth a. smith. SteuhenNiIle. O
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Voters Registered.

The County Commissioners met in the
County Court room on Monday from 10
n. m. until p. IN. 20 register and trans
fer voters for tho special bond issue
election 70 be held in Cross Creek dis
trict on Saturday. February ,2Sth. Nine
teen new voters registered md 40 trans
fers were ISSUED during the day Most
Of the new voters were young men who
were too young 10 be registered at the
ureceedinE election
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Gave officer slim.

Emmett Coulter. arrested and fined
500 and costs by Justice Downer for
lighting on the Mingo street cars
made clean getaway. lie asked the
constable to accompany him home.
lie went in the side door and out the
rear door. and scaled a fence. while
the officer waited for his reappear-
anCe
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Snow Piled High.

The snow iS still piled very high on
the roads iu the country and also on the
side streets of the town. Many OF the
FARMERS had a hard time getting to
10" % aud some Of the dairymcu came
q" town on slei-hs Nearly an the citl-
Z"n~ or Warwood got up early yester-
u1N morning and went - work cleaning
the snow from their sidewalks. as iu
some places DO was Knee d,,p.
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Invitations have been issued by the
Chamber of Commerce for Celtic
gether' smoker and Joint conference
with the Trades a Labor Assembly
and City Council at the Imperial no.
tel on February 20. az p. m.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice TO Manufacturer, JObbers, Mar.
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers

chants and Other Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Tina;
the state Board % control OF the state
Of West Virginia will receive bids day
at its office at Charleston. West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies for tire teNcral
state institutions. the tiGaucial manage
ment of which Is vested IN said Boa RI
Contracts will be awarded 20 the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
things being equal West virginia deal
crS viii be given preference
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
niShed bidders on recciIt OF requests
stating tine lire desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
jail II Charleston West Virginia.
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Wet Last Evaninr.

The members of shield Of Honor lodge
~" g. Of WJrwood. held their weekly
meeting Last evening 90 tho owls club
corner or Third street and TiohIHud
avenue Most of The members were
present ana many matters were Gfs-
GUESSED
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J. Miller. living at Beech Bottom. fell
on the ice near the back porch OF her
home and badly sprained her left wrist
She also sustained some bruises about
the body. hut none OF them will prove
serious.
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Burned Mortgage.

Stcubenyill" lodge OF Elks held a
stag banquet Monday night. when
they burned their $4,000 mortgage on
property that cost $1,000. They will
soon erect a lodge building TO cost
s25 600
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Mrs. S. o. Looman Dead.

Mrs. Minnie. vile OF $. o. Looman.
died here to-day. aged % years. She
was the daughter OF the late James
Cook of Fairmont w Va. Her mother
Mrs. Margaret Cook. her husband
and three children. also a sister. Mrs.
Viola Latimcr. survive.
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Forest EraC"y. aged % wears. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tracey. died Thurs
day afternoon et Z o'clock. after Cd short
Illness with typhoid lever a-#-lta.
nv complications with meningitis lie
had returned hone aDOut three ,.,.n-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-25

Grover Borough. known as Tilton-
vile. will hold a wet and dry election
on March l6. II is dry now and II
wont be only till November when the
county vote will dry il up.
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walter VS.. Amusement Company.

IN Inc Caso OF Lucas Walter nEainet
the y: h. X. & -. Amusement company.
OF Follansbee. the jury failed to agree.
after celebrating for about i've hours.
II was discharged at o'clock last eve
ming. IL IS understood that the Jury
stood 10 to two for the defendants
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.he c.asion. and tables have been mad.
2" seat about SOC quests IN. laff.-
~ - e Or the banquet under the
s so ship q the chairman. Nfrs. ~ h.
-tt-.alaA MID meeting in the hall and
Planned FOR the bsst wav 20 serve A..
,,sall1si ConEreszman N. N Nsefv ana
toh ". = krupp. % Wheeling vii -
-, LEST or honor. An auto mr.. true.
WI De sold piec. b. piece ia o,dsr 10
as money TO pure hase n nre truck f0r
the nre department -''
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LOST.

LoST-Bctwccu 81. Matthews p Z
'hurch and the Mcclure House corner.
via Chaplinc and Twelfth streets su,I
metal mesh bag. containing small black
purse. and sum OF money. Liberal re-
NlIL u rclurncd TO this office f-23-i
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FOR RENT

- >~--~-~--~-~-~--s-
floor All "a good repaIr Al r.,fh-
ers cod- W. n. Nichois. Bell as Aitsn-
helm f-Te-tf
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MOST CONVENIENT
OFFICE ROOMS IN WHEELING
Their ADVANTAGE. Are

Their Advantages Are:
l. Central location. Entraucs ao-a.
twelfth street
?. Light. airy and clean. All outside
Nuurus-
3. tt.am heat All unsightly pipes
concealed.
:. Electric lights.
g. Water In every room
Ianitor service.
:. Every IRE protection only two and
three stories from ground Three
inch IRE hnc on each door Chemt-
cal Ere extinguislcrs. Fire doors
Fire escapes.
.. New Clean and Sanitary.
10. Low rate OF are insurance for ten
ants
II. Hard wood Golden oakJ nnish
throughout.
u. Hard wood floors CNhite Mapleb.
-. Beautiful Marble lobby aud nnahoS-
any storm door
-. You can pride yourself In occupy
Ing one - our Offices.
Is. Large halls anc toilet rooms
Enquire at Room 20.
n B. McLatn Heirs Odice Br.lding
t.o-42 Twelfth street. City.
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Oh Lady Well here's shilling
i'f Nv. COS poor man.
Tramp a shillu' Ior' bless vrr
Fd'. 81 There ovcr was fallen angel
you're i.-LoudOu Opinion
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BUSINESS CHANCES

=. ->~~>-~-~~~>>~~~~~
"ANTbp-ActiNe energetic man with
5000 TO handle Wheeling and sur-
rounding territory Tor the best money
maker ever come To this city. Address
or call &. W. Rodcckcr at Universal
husingss Exchange. 1916 Market ST.
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DIED

H1EE-Dn Monday February -. 1871.
100 geo H'f|Hr. d. fH Hf ffU f4T..fr.
r. iu.u.'. $50. 300 Euw street Fulton.
JOHN il lliNh. Iu hIr Gfth yfar.
Funeral .Hr1 I... uu WsdusrdIg after.
noon T' 300 o'clock Friends Of tho
fruII. respectfully invited q. attend
iu..rn.Uf uf Greenwood cemetery