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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

THEATER-5oo seats: beautiful place: inves-
tigate
CAFE-on the Heights: exclusive and pay
LUNCHRooM-Near railroad station: re-
ceipts s45 per day; investigate.
SPECIAL BARGAINs-Grocery s. W.. well
stocked; good fixtures; rent SIS; living
rooms: established for years: sacrifice at
SITS Also small Grocery n. W; living
rooms; rent 81; asking $50 Confectionery
and Ice Cream; 9Th St, near F; sacrifice
RooMiNG HoUsE-Mass. ave. near 10th
N W.; Il rooms; hot-water heat.
ALSO Rooming House near 9th and X; L.
rooms: nice furniture-AO0.
BOOMING HOUSE-Near 10th and 1; Il
rooms: well furnished; will exchange for
ROOMING HoUSE-Near E and ard SITS. N.
w: 10 rooms; owner leaving city; splendid
place; asking 500. terms.
ROOMlNG HOUSED St. near 18th; 10
rooms rent s45; splendid furniture; nice
home-S20o.
BOOMING HOUSE-K ST.: l6 rooms-S45O
WE WANT Cigar Stores, Grocery Stores,
Theaters for cash clients. WE TRADE lots
for business places. and equity in small
properties. LIST YOUR PLACE with the
Office known to do large. successful busi-
MARSHALL BUS. BROKERS'. sls y. Y. ave.
ness aed low rent; cheap for cash. s4 18th
ST. n. w.
BILLIARD and pool parlor. best location:
fully equipped; frst-class tables and hx-
lures; a great opportunity to secure an estab-
lished business a sacrifice. II sold at once.
Address BOX 6. Times office.
TAILORING business: downtown section;
business Of 81, 90 year: owner must leave
town. hence sacrifice price, $3.50
CONFECTIONERY, candy, etc: good loca-
ton n. E.; inattention cause of selling:
Drice reduced $500.
GROCERY; mixed trade; same owner Is
years; excellent stand; owner retiring and
will sacrifice for $50.
GROCERY STAND in one o, the best Mar
kets In city; cheap rent; asking price. 5000:
want orter.
CONFECTIONERY and grocery; n. z. loca-
ton: bad health cause OF owner sacrificing
at $3.50.
LUNCHROOM; good location n. w; daily
sales, S25; owner must sell by next week;
call for particulars and make offer.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS,
1923 st. ". W.
WANTED-Partner in established business
with $500 and office ability; male or female
BOX s.. Times office.
ONE OF BEST LOCATED COMPETITION
cry and bakery with cafe attached; es-
thblished 30 years, for sale; bargain to
quick buyer; suitable for any other business.
Apply A. c. JOY. IA It'll st. n. w. IL
FOR SALE-Drug store at Alexandria, Va.
on the main street, doing a good business,
finest soda fountain in town; can be bought
reason for selling. Apply 81 King ST.. Alex
andria, Va.
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FOR SALE-L0TS

BUILDING LOT for SIS. 6OxlSO feet North
Laurel. near =. r. station and WashinSIon
boulevard; clear title furnished. Address
DONALD LUBER, 81 Ma ave. N W.,
WaAhlnSt0A D. c.
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The Safest Investments

Are those that do not nUctuate during dis
Iurbed conditions Of the money or stock mar
kets. First deed Of trust notes tfirst mort
cages. well secured real estate in the
District Of Columbia, constitute ''gilt-edee'
They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility of individuals or cor
porations for their stability. and are exempt
from taxation personal property We can
supply such investments in amounts from
500 upward Send for booklet. Concerning
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RANK T. RAWLINGS CO., In,
l425 New York Ave. N. w.

FOR RENT-Six-room brick with bath; all
modern improvements: near two car lines.
will make coy home; rent from owner and
save agents commission. Inquire at 742 10th
ST. s. z. IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF FIRST MORT
GAGE PER CENT BONDS AND En-
TENSION MORTGAGE PER CENT
BONDS OF The COLUMBIA RAILWAY
COMPANY, MATURING OCTOBER lST.
19i.
The Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany offers to anticipate payment OF the
bonds of the above issues at par and inter-
est accrued to date OF delivery. Payment
will be in cash, upon surrender OF the bonds.
at any Of the following named depositaries
of the company:
AMERICAN SECURITY TRUST CO.,
WASHINGTON, ID. e. -
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK, WASH
INGTON, d. c.
NATIONAL BANK OF 90 WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
RIGGS NATIONAL BANK, WASHINGTON.
D.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE & TRUST
CO., NEW YORK CITY.
WASHINGTON RAILWAY &
ELECTRIC co
BY C. Z. BROWN. Treasurer.
Washington. ID. c., Aug. 3. 1914.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

--------
LAUNDRESS - Mondays Tuesdays and
Wednesdays. weekly, or general housework:
reliable colored woman. IS Fenton st " E
SIENoGRAPHER and typewriter; state age
experience. and salary wanted. BOX 49,
city postoffice.
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ARTHUR CARR,
lI0l E Street Northwest.
UNFINISHED.


u06 6th st. me-. 6 rooms. Is. 90
1855 Maryland ave-, rooms. rs. 10
6s5 Tenn. ave. me-, rooms. ............. 20. 50
15l 18th st. Sc, rooms. 1850
1858 E st. Sc, rooms. .. 80
200 A ST. s. E.. IL rooms. a. 30
1903 Monroe st. NV, rooms. .............. 80 90
go Newton pl. NV. rooms. ............ 25.50
Marion Apt II, 10th and II NV, heated Is. 90
zoe E st. NV, No. 3, heated. ........-.. 900
12s6 + ST. ne, No. 4. rooms. .-...-....... Is 90
NJ 18th st. me-. LIST floor, rooms. $50. .u7 90
$50 Elliott st. me-, I'd floor, rooms. 49,. IA 90
631 4th st. me-, I'd floor. rooms. $50
214 18th pl. me-. I'd floor. 4 rooms. u00
3m Tenn. ave. me-, 6r. and bath. .........s SIS %
13l6 Florida ave. me-, rooms and bath. L. so
1870 d ST. me-, rooms and bath ..-....... 2. 80
713 18th st. me-, rooms and bath 2050
ISIS 9Th st. NV. rooms and bath........ ISL
COLORED.
I2z3 Linden st. me-, rooms and bath. SO. 50
1908 Linden ST. me-. rooms and BATH. 20. so
"a p st. NV, rooms and bath. 1850
IS p 1T. NV, rooms and bath........ 20. so
211s Newport pl. NV. rooms and bath. rs. so
2121 Newport pl. NV. rooms and bath. Is. 80
2327 2 st. NV, rooms and bath. ........ 1850
600 2th ST. NV, rooms and bath. 20. 80
1881 6th ST. NV. rooms. -.-..-........... Is. 90
1881 st. Sc. rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS 30
FRANK T. RAWLINGS CO., Inc,
td1S New YorL Ave NJ w
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WANTED-SALESMEN

WANT two good statesmen for Virginia and
Maryland 10 sell the best coal oil light
ever put on the market: appointment In
Washington. d. C. by letter. 4. W. CUM
MINIS, Herndon, Va. l.
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CLAlRVUYANTS

ClAlRVUYANTS
PROF. CASTILLO gives reliable readings.
soc: removes all troubles; reunites the sep
arated; satisfaction guaranteed: located for
the summer at Chain Bridge Park; take F ST.
cars going west; one fare. II a. m. 10 p. m
FAMOUS NINE. FIELD. scientific palmist
and card reader; born with veil; reveals
everything: reunites separated. l226 It'll n w
ZE,NITA Clsirvoysnt. Card Reader
<-AANAi1A controls events. never falls
1877 18th St n. w. .,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Palmist and Double
Seeing Powers. Future, courtships, mar
riage, business. guaranteed. 1917 18th st. NV
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Umbrellas Re- Covered fnd fspsir'd
Cravenette, gloria, & Silk. 81 500 f n. w:
FLOOR SPECALISTS-We resurface and re
finish fine hardwood and parquetry noors'
satisfaction guaranteed. Drop card to NOR
WOOD &c CO.. 16 tia st. n. z.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
ALL ROLL FILMS developed free during
July and August Complete lire OF Ihoto
Supplies. G. L. HUSKE OPT. CO.. $40 l4th St
MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS ST. UP
Renovated. Remade, Recovered.
CAPITOL BEDDING CO..
1871 7.hL Ut. Phi. n. 5zs.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-Sl,0 900 to SEQ. 900 In clear
ground: Connecticut avenue and 18th street
extended: for desirable income property.
Fulton r. Gordon. Owner. Colorado Building
Main 5a3l. Brokers. attention
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FOR RENT-OFflCES

LARGE OFFICES and stores in business
section, electric lights. elevator. steam.
ianitor s12 to SIS Dental Offices SIG to SIS.
VICTOR BLDG, 9th and Grant pl. Call 9Th
floor.
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HELP WANTED-MAlE

BOYS-Several from s TO 10 years 10 train for
church choir; splendid chance for free vocal
career. Apply 1914 o St n W
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORKINGMEN-The benefit OF our judg-
ment Ii Tor our customers; We buy value
and sell 1t; We pay cash and our dough lands
the new pants every time; see what we sell
81. so to So; saves % per cent; that's good ;
one price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND SIG D.
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- .OTORCYCLES Bought = Sold
We pay best cash prices for ssed
motorcycles. We have some good
bargains I'm slightly used machines
ON easy terms. Indian. SO: Indian
twin. SIS: also 1913 Indian twin and
side car. reasonable.
0T.NMUDD,Jr .. Inc. sz< 9th St NV
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r OCOMOTOR ATAXIA, >
Bright's Disease, and the Z
chronic-incurablet so-calledD ~
disease Can Be Cured by 8
the Vacuum Treatment
Read my big nd In WASH
ington Post every Monday
Consultation Free. Prof. Z
H N D. Parker. 1922 9th
ST. N W.
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BOOMING HOUSE-K St: Is rooms-s450.
WE WANT Cigar Stores, Grocery Stores.
Theaters for cash clients. WE TRADE lots
for business places, and equity in small
properties. LIST YOUR PLACE with the
Office known to do a large, successful busi-
ness on the square.
MARSHALL Bus. BROKERS 9l3 y. Y. ave
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LOST AND FOUND

PAY ENVELOPE-Containin S34 Reward
IL returned TO MARY A. CROSS, 1905 LIST
st. N W.
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FOR RENT-R0CMS
Furnished.

A ST n. E. S26-Two nicely fur-/roOms, 1
large. / small: good home cooking. Phone
I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19
PITTSBURGH TRAFFIC MEN ARE
ENTERTAINED. AT COUNTRY GLIB

n y = E2sis: 7, ,. a Great Northern
tor IsI,. "a. nesnd- senersi Ayent. Cot
4 Cot T "a Cotton Belt
Baldwin. COMMERCIAL agent.
J. ? s,s~srt TT man
~ iehart + q A.. ~ Mt
~. = hsl nolds. 7. p A n Ant
A Al h-hteT' Commercial agent N.
> p sterling. 7. p. \. western Mary.
JAs. 7. smith. T.FA 4. Canadian rael-
co,s,, v Van. T. p. 4. Eri, Dispatch.
W . Is, ~l iSlsr commercial agent A. q
W. =. Trust. assistant traffic mana
ssr., SSsnesie Steel Company. Pitts
l. A Rirley. commercial agent. Geor-
Eis X X. Cincinnati. -.
s,a, A Hurst general agent LAs.
T. W. Bennett general agent. Rock
8 p Mcbride. 7. p A. Rock Island
r.i. onn T. Richards. T. p. A. Rock
.. Talent. general agent C. a
. 9 Philips. a 6 100 y wa w;
, William G. Firth. T. y. A. Frisco
~, u: G. sehuenemsnn. T. p. A.. Fri.e.
Pa, ~, g. T,, M,ecready. general agent Fl
poA,. X. HArdesty. T. p. A. Fl Pa.o
Earl V. Jones. T. p. A. ri Paso Rou,.
- MeEiroy. 7. =. A. c. O. W
- W, hedman. r. .. A. Z q W
y p Murphy. T. r A L A q
, n :. Wineland. T. r. A. NJ At
T. J. r A. NJ n
T, sehenek. general agent p. &r.
-. W. Richards. T. 7. A, p. a r.
,harles Phoenix. general agent. III
2. O. seidie. T. "A. n,no,. Central
p. =, n Mitchell. district freight agent.
J, ". Crawford. 7. r. A. vandaiia
n - Holverstott. T. r. 4. NAN.
AmonE the Wheeling men present
curing the day were J. j. Beuter n n
Switt. W II. Higgins. c. u Howe. \. :
karp, Harry Hunter. j V. Braden. Far
Mchse' y W. MellinEer. G. y Crouth.
srs, %; NJ. Moore. &, J. Hunter. Joe Mil.
iard, J. Il. Noungson. Jr. A y. Brady
= 9. Jepson. r. ,. Schiller r. HerFet
y. carver, y. h. Evans. r. "a Marsh
MllllSm Gundling. Edward Kelly Jesse
CraWford. W. u. Mcclure. n Straub
cameron; q II. Roor Steubenville. %
J. W. Aber. Washington. Pa
25'o of Clearance Sale Mems and
/ HOunQ Mems Suits AsEAnnrAsc
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Stockholders Meeting.
NOTICE.


Notice Is hereby given that At a meet
ing of the Stockholders OF West Virginia
Cigar Company. corporation created
and organized under the laws Of the
state OF West virginia. held at Room
No. .. No 1926 Chaphne Street Wheel
ing, OHIO County. West Virginia on the
10Th day OF June. 1914. the following
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS. the said West virginia
ness and all corporate debts have b. en-
fully paid. corporate liability discharl, 4
ana the corporate assets and property
properly distributed among the persons
entitled thereto. now therefore. be 10
RESOLVED. first. That the West VIZ
ginia Cigar Company. a corporation ere
sted and organized under the laws Of the
state OF West Virginia. does hereby dts
continue business - corporation and
surrender TO setd state its charter and
corporate franchises.
RESOLVED. second. That the PreSi-
dent OF this corporation caused notice
Of the adoption Of the foregoing resolu-
tion 10 be published in some newspaper
OF general circulation published near
the principal office OF place of business
OF this corporation. once "A week for four
successive weeks; and that she certify
these resolutions Y the Secretary OF
state Of the state - West Virginia and
deliver 20 him g certificate showing the
publication OF said notice a. provided By
law.
Given under my hand this 18th day or
June. 1914.
ELLA PAUL. MCKEE
President Of said Corporation.
Attest.
THOMAS L. HAYES.
Secretary.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
REDEMPrIoN OF BONDS.
OF the Redemption OF Series C. Amount
ing 70 100000 Of the Refund
ing Loan OF 1907 of the
City of wheeling

Notice Is hereby given By the Commls-
sioncrs Of the Rcfundtug Loan Of 1902.
that on June 10. 1919. pursuant 60 the
city passed January T. 1g0g-Amcndrd
March p, 1902. ana again amended June
Is. 1902. entitled. IN ordinance 10 pro
vide Tor the issue and sale Of bonds or
the city OF Wheeling TO be known rs
the RcfundinE Bonds Of 1902 and for
the redemption and payment thereof"
That the following described bonds
numbered from 1856 10 40 inclusive aud
marked Series g. and to the amount OF
}b.10O.QO said bonds will b. redeemed
and paid at the Bank Of the Ohio Valley
In the city Of Wheeling. West Virginia.
on and after July ]. 1873. and said bonds
viii cease to bear interest on the last
named day and date
-. e.. LIST. JH.
JAMES a. MAN WELL.
J. \. MILLER
Commissioners Of Rcfunding Loan Of
lsvZ Ju-1s-q
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port Educational Institutions In West
Virginia"
The William Jennings Bryan prize
~ $50 for the best essay on state
Boards Of Arbitration with CompuI
sory Power TO Settle Disputes Un.
tween Employer and EWployc" VIZ.
awarded 90 Truman Martin Tbo
Russell T. Morris prize Of $50 omen
TO the students In civil cneInecrinr
for tho best tests on some subject
OF special application 20 the needs
and resources Of West VirrinIa was
awarded 10 Blake Taylor. tackle on
the football team
no 'alahan and Company prize
81 law dictionary in two yo,1r,...
for the best essay on The Richie ID
the state 81 West Virginia ON N...
,lral Gas was awarded 90 Jane. V
NUkin The American law Book
company prize consisting of tho cyr.
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loredia and procedure in twelve vol.
uWcs Tor the hoeT essay on should
tl" Doctrine ~ Aufioiuatory Breach
OF Contract Do Allowed was won ht
Do r. Bailey Miss Frances Viola
Klein won The prize ~ SIS offered
hy tho NOrEantoWu Collegiate alum.
nae tO The Young woman in tho fresh.
man class making tho highest grades
Tor 1885 while y H Patterson won
The .r prize offered hF the w. e. o.
o. f1r frr best ESSAY ON THE Relate,
oft 'En Individual Total Abstinence fo
fho National Welfare Checks f0r
fho money have already been mailed
out fO rho successful contestants AMI
rFrrF choice announced hy tho far.
uIfr secms to have mot with general
satisfaction
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PRIZES AWARDED
Faculty 81 ~. V. q. Names Winners
o. Various PriEes offered For
Essays on Given Subjects

special Dispatch to ths Intelligence
MORGANTOWN. W Va. June Is
Atter carefully considering tho
merits of each individual ESSAY or
composition. the West virginia uni
versiiy faculty to-day announced the
winners OF The various prizes offered
annually at tho institution TFe no.
gents. prizes ~ $50 for the best essay
ON the subject ~ "Forflhcations of
the Panama Canal" was won hv Law.
rene" q. Hoover. while Robert L..
Bates won the tax commission prize
or $50 Tor the best composition on
The subject ~ a Special Tax TO sup
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IT Midnight Wcdnegdav r4U ramo
INTO the Shor1n-' Office asking aid 10
DE sent 90 a woman who was being
drowned BY her husband out In ne
Deputy Charles Patterson AZ once
went 10 the river and in FAST
steam launch started 90 search The
river Tor th" Co.1ple when about two
miles below town hc saw q skin Hat.
ihE down The river toward Dam mum.
utI " ana Zoo Do Was q man and 20
ing and irving fo throw rarb oft. o.
OUT he boat wH- caught when with.
lh p rev wards ~ the dam. tho man
ana woman were Soaking" wet and if
was some lime before they we're Iis.
ungul he'd as Mr. and MR. Frank P0r
i'I or hriiIlan. The woman was sent
lin hF Justice 81 the peace. 4 X
Jacob
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friends in Mt Pleasant Ohio. for the
weekend.
Shesin Patterson. Eamuel Melvin.
Charles NCElroy and J. ~ Mathews
went 10 Highland Parings farm this
morning in Melvins Overland car on
"a cherry expedition.
J. =. Shirrcr. OF Wheeling. Was a
Wells burE business caller on Thurs
do
William iiiudmau Of NeW Alexan-
dria. OHIO. 'e q visitor AZ the home Of
Mr. and Nrs 2. a Thompson
Mrs John Uorsch and son Harold
~ $ "uheutillo. ohio. are visitors a.
the home 81 MrF. Robert Mackey.
Mr. & % Reeves was "A Wheeling
shopper yesterday
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Suffered From INDIGESTION

As he was alighting from the : %
= m. train this morning David n
baird, was seized with an attack Of
acute INDIGESTION and had 10 be help.
t9 70 me ONCE OF DR.. G. r. Werlich
few minutes he was resting essy
AFTER rest through the dav. he was
able TO 90 10 his home in Wheeling
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. w. Va. June is. -
FRANK Smith, an diversified colored
man, was arrested last evening on the
streets by deputy Apologize, on a
charge OF pistol toting. complaint hav-
ing been made by Philip Sutton. con.
ductor on the Panhandle Traction
lines After the arrest was made
sutton Identified Smith as the right
man.
smith. according TO the complaint.
hsd a large revolver. and be flourish
go the gun and had the passengers
trying 10 hide their heads under the
seats, at the same time making
threats against the lives OF the pas.
sengers. coupled with violent oaths.
When arrested the man aid not have
gun about him, but IL Is claimed
tnat reliable witnesses will be pro-
duced who saw him with one. He
was placed In the county Jail 10 await
nearing beAre justice OF the peace.
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Cauaht Many Fish

samuel Williams and Carl Maloy.
who have a camp on Buffalo CraeL
at the mouth OF Pierce's run. made a
good catch yesterday. getting about
10 good big bass. 4 number OF Wells.
burgers visited the camp yesterday.
and enjoyed camp FIRE with the men
there.
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y. J.. Taylor. OF Lancaster. Ohio.
yesterday became the owner Of the
non on store. purchasing the store
complete. from the ThomDson protb.
efs. who have conducted il for several
year. Mr Taylor has had about m.
lteh years experience in he mercau.
NE business. starting with 8 and 10
cent stores At the present time he
ls inc proprietor Of a shoe store and
a moHlns picture theatre. In Iancas-
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To Entertain Club.

On Friday afternoon, at the home
OF Mrs. George Banfeid. in Follans-
bee. the Womans Study Club OF Folli
ansbee viii entertain the Womans
Olub OF Wellsburg. the ladies leaving
ton car
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NOTICE
OF Redemption Of Bonds Of the Loan OF
1885 OF the City Of wheeling.

1885 OF the City Of wheeling.
Notice BE- hereby given by the commits
stoners Of the loan OF 1853. Of the clfy
of Wheeling. West Virginia. that. pursu-
ant Co the require snts 90 the ordinance
Of said city. passed May ~. 1855. en-
utlcd. An ordinance Co provide for the
issue and sale Of bonds Of the city Of
Wheeling. 60 be- known as H1ndq OF The
loan Of 1855. and for the redemption and
paym thereof. and providing for pave
ment into the city treasury. ~ certain
amounts from revenues Of tho Eas and
water works the following described
bonds. issued under the said ordinance.
were determined by lot BY said commits.
eioncrs for redemption and payment on
the first day Of July a. ID. 1914. Co vii.
Bonds ~ $500 principal each. numbered
- and 80 and bonds Of s u. 900 prlnctfsI
each. mum horcd a. follows. no. I4U. rgs.
lFl. 100. zoe. 600 ggf gsf. and lUs
said bonds au determined will be- re-
deemed and paid at the Hank OF the Onto
valley. IN the city OF Wheeling. Wrat
Virginia. on and after the first dav OF
July. 1919. and satd bonds 30 determined
VIII cease fu bear interest from the LAST
named day and date
T. o. SANDS
D. IS PETERSON
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Commissioner of she loan OF ISIS
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GENERAL NOTICE.
NOTICE
OF the Drawing for Redemption Of the |
Main Street Bridge Bonds, of
the City Of Wheeling. -

the City OF WneeunG.
Notice Is hereby given by the Commia-
sion-rs of the Main street Bridge Bonds.
tfirst serieSl that, pursuant TO the re-
quiremsnts Of the ordinance Of said city
passed the 18th day OF March. 1890. en-
titled. An ordinance 20 provide for the
issue end sale Of Bands Of the city Of
Wheeling 90 DC known as the MHin
street Bridge Bonds tfirst scries) and
for the redemption and payment there
o." the following described Bonds 49,
sued under said Ordinance. were duly
detcrmiped by lot by said Commission
ers. for redemption ard payment on the
first day Of July. 1914. to-wit;
Bond Of $500 90 principal number 1o5.
Bond 81 81 .OO0 90 principal number 2Hq.
said bonds 50 determined will b. re-
deemed and paid o. IN, Bank Of the ohio
valley. In the city Of Wheeling. West.
Virginia. on and after the said first day
Of July. 1914 and said bonds 80 deter
mined will cease Co hear interest from
the last mentioned day aud date.
g. ". PETERSON.
y. q. MILLER.
l.. g. SANDS
Commissioner of the Main street Bridge
Loan tfirst scrieel. tu-lP-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-19

Mr. Vs. McyoTs. of TonneIsviIie
va. De- visitor at the home Of her
parents Dr and Mrs n 4 Judge
Nd1llh kcinert BE- 40 az his home on
seventh street
T. p Cash. of Cincinnati Ohio.
was % WellsburE business caller yes.
NJ shepherd. ~ 81 CIairsviIls.
ONO. if 20 business caller Boo Wells.
burg
Nr. y % Osborn of Toronto. Ohio
NH- recent visitor 90 The home OF
Dor 0u Thomas Osborn. OF this pffv
h'rI' Woodruff ~ East Liver
.0u. Ohio hfa accepted position
WITH Thomas Osborn the barber
Nr Grrse Patterson ana Mrs 8
D. holland were Wheeling Visitors
yesterday
Mis-. Esaa end EdVard " NcCamir
If have arrived home from
N'. Elizabeth Green b. visiting