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THE FAIR ALL READY
.
And Thifl lathe Promising Opening
Day for '93.
A GOOD EXHIBITION 13 PROMISED
In all Dopurtmcat*, with Many Now
Featured \e7cr Soon Hero Ucforo.
Nearly all the Dkplays lu Complete
Shape? ILo Soutlioru Exposition
Arrive*?llalloou Ascenaluua Dally.
rt [\/l HEELING'S annual
\VaV7 big wee It, tbo week
a\J\J ol Iho fall mooting of
T. tho West Virginia
Exposition unci State
Fair Association, on
lillll its handsomo and
if/**- ycommodious grounds
cn "*o aoutli end of
tho Island, opons to"\Zv7uJttL
d?y- Already things
a[0 Jn unusually
good shapo for tho opening, and all tho
indications point to tho boit fair over
seen on tho grounds. Knowing it
would bo hard to draw people to an
ordinury jfair in this year ol tho big
Columbian exposition, tho directors
made herculean efforts to securo attractions
which would bring good
crowds, ana they have succeeded admirably.
Tho only fear was on the
core of the weather, and all the signs
now are that this will be perfect. Last
night it was cool enough for a light
overcoat, but yesterday the sky was
bright and tho sun just pleasantly
warm.
It was a busy scene an Intelligences
roporter witnessed oa the grounds when (
he made tho grand tour yesterday afternoon.
Nearly all tho stock, sheep and
wine pens are lull up, tho horse stalls
well occupied, the poultry coops filled.
In the main building tho exhibits are
roady for ineoection, and both in exhibits
and decorations this hall will
present a somewhat novel aspect
The horticultural hail, too, has been
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MADAME 7.T.S0. il
more profusely and tastefully decoratod
than oaual. , In fact, a grout many im- J
provements wuro noted. d
A porch like roof fans beon bnilt alone c
all the atolls next north of the grand 1
stand, along the west fence, which is a
great improvement. Nearly all the g
tails are occupied. One carload of \
horses arrived yesterday afternoon by s
expross. " a
The managers have introduced a now
system this year, to the general advan- t
tape. No entrance fco is charged for ?
tlaia horses, but stall rent is charged J
lor theso and for all live stock, and the ,
association doos not provide feed free
as heretofore. Straw only is furnishod.
The result is that the atoll room, here- ?
tofore inadequate, furnishes accommo- "
dations for the greatest number of ani- 8
mala over on the grounds. Exhibitors a
put moro cattle, etc., in a stall, whoa
the stalls are charged for. I
In the machinery hall the greatest 1
change is notablo. It bos been walled I
in at the sooth end and sides to accom- t
modate the far southern interstate exposition.
This begins to show up t
attractively, but so far it can scarcely 1
bo seen just what it will be like when t<
complete. Mr. Patrick, who is in g
charge, however, guarantees Clerk o
Hook a fine show.
The preparations for the balloon as- tl
a;- tensions were going on yesterday. The i.
furnace was partially built. To-day tho ?
husband of Madame Zona, "tho spirit j
of the clouds," will mako the ascension
and parachute jump, as he desires to be
sure that all is in good shape. Tho arrangement
now is for Madame Zeno to 91
ascend ovory other day of tho week but *
Friday when the man will again go up. *
To-day tho southorn exposition will "
be in full blast and all tbo departments "
ready for inspection. The racing, how- "
(ffl1 !
?
JUST THROUGH BY KXPSEftS. ?
ever, docs not begin till to-morrow, f
This will afford a fino opportunity to tl
gen the other features at leisure. tl
Tho restaurant near the. main on- n
tranco and all" the lunch stands and C
fakirs' places from the main building c
down the Midway Flaisance to tho For- p
xis wheel, run by Mr. McLaughlin, were a
in roadinoaa to ao businoss as soon as a
.1 ?_ ?_ J mi
mo peopio appear 10-uay. more uro g
Bovoral photograph tonts, the usual q
lunch stands and oue good sized sido
show, and the Midway will be a lively 1
placa
Quito a number of changes have been
made about tho rnco courso, and some
of thorn aro noteworthy. For instate, g.
the timere at the races have heretofore !,
boon in the judges' stand. This year a ?
place has been provided for them on S
the grand stand side of the track, di- T.
roctly under tbo wiro, and they will ?
there take the timo and announce it, ,
both to the spectators and tho judgos. ?
The judges will thus be alone In thoir t
stand, which will be a very good thing.
' Tho reporters' stand was too far removal
from tho judges' stand last year, n
and this being brought to the attention p
Ik of the VnanaRomont, tho stand was re- tj
moved to a closer position so that the
\ reporters ean now hear what the judges'
announcements are witbont leaving &
7V their stand..
IiOG.-i.fj BREVITIES.
Hatters of Minor Momon^ln ul about
tba City.
Tub La B?lle mill goes on in fall tolay.
Tub Gramd this evening?'"Juat
Landed."
All the hotels are filling up with the
people who follow the fairs.
Tn* public schools of the city roopon
o-day for the regular fall term.
A nKGL'L.ut meeting of the board of
:ounty commiasionera will be held to-*
lay.
Tub tube and olato dopartuionta of
he Bun wood Kivcrside mill will rolume
to-day.
The Ollvotte Club, of tho South 6ide,
s arranging for a big picnic to-day at
ifooro's Orchard.
Tns Aerial Fiahing Club has rourned
home after spending two weeks
in Wheeling crook.
The Tom Kane who was arretted for
issault and fined $20 la not T. B. Kano,
if the Eighth ward.
Baiituolomkw's Equino Paradox
loBod a successful engagement at tho
irand Saturday night.
Etta Ditty waa locked up yesterday
>y Officor West for "cuaaing" a man
rho recontly swore out a warrant for
lor.
A well recently drilled at the Eoynann
brewery producoa a irood flow of
rater strongly impregnated with salibur.
Two now artesian wolla have boon
omploted at the county infirmary.
)ne ia 134 foot deep and the other
orty-soven.
Flaxes destroyed a moaquito bar in
ire. William Sundorland'a, in tho
Eighth ward, Saturday ovoning, Das aia
10 other damage.
Seats far tbo oDcrngomont of Cbarlea
)ickaon at tho Opera Horao Wodnoslay
and Thursday ovoniugs go on ealo
t House's music store.
Squire J. W. Sciiultze, of tho South
lido, is suflering from tho results of a
all in bis back yard Saturday morning,
lis bead was bruised somowhat.
The puddlor# of the lower Benwood
aill are working dovble, and tbo skelp
aill goes on double to-day. This gives
mploymont to sevonty-fivo extra men.
The Klvorsido fishing club, which has
oon encamped down tho river somo
ime, broko camp Saturday evening and
lio boys returned to the city lost evenng.
Manager Feinler has introducod
ovoral taking novelties at tho Grand
his season. Among them is the passng
around of ice water at the interimsions.
James Taylor was sent to jail by
iauiro Giliespy Saturday for a hearing
h'is afternoon on a chargo of stealing
14 60 from Ed Shaffer whilo tho latter
ras asleep.
A marriage liconso was Issued Saturlay
to Joseph Weiss, a native of Goruany,
aged twonty-sovon, and Annio
'roet, a native of Germany, aged
wontv-two.
The mail box at the cornor of Eoff
nd 1'hirty-seventh streets, which was
iroken some timo ago, has never been
eplaced by tho poat office officiate. It
j wanted badly.
Bubolars enterod tho floiir mill and
G. Rabb's grocery at Elm Grove Frilay
night. At tho latter place a fow
onts in change were Bocured, but nothng
at the former.
James Radcliff, while watching a
;ame of base ball on the Booth Side,
ras struck on the temple by a largo
tone, thrown by an unknown person,
>nd severely hurt.
He.nry Schmidt discovered Saturday
bat some time last week he had had
4 stolen from, his trunk at his boardag
house at 2317 Main street There is
io clue to the thief.
There is a movement on foot to decrate
the business houses this week in
onor of the State Fair. The idea is a
ood one, as it will make the city very
ttractive to strangers.
The Knights of Best defeated tho
louse & Herrmann by tho score of 15 to
. The umpire roasted the House &
lerrmann. The feature of the game was
he fine pitching of McKim.
The criminal court and both parts of
bo circuit conrt will moot to-dav.
'hero aro an unusual number of casoa
o bo examined by tbo criminal court
rand jury, but mostly misdemeanors
if no importance.
Tub funeral of George W. Burrall
Dok placo yesterday afternoon from bis
ite residonce on tbe South bide, aud
ras largely attended. The Jr. 0. TJ. A.
I. turned out in a body, headed by the
.merican cornet band.
Saturday a boy named Coleman vraa
truck on the bridge by Mr. Wood,
rho was riding a bicycle. The boy waB
nocked ten foet and bruised a little,
utno other damage resulted. Eyewitnesses
say it was a marvelous escape
>r both man and boy.
Grace Turner, aged thirteen,' who
imo from Pittsburgh to find her
lother at Moundsvilie, told a story
ere Saturday of being led a long walk
nt of her. way and finally left at'Benood
junction by two young men
amed Stover and Showalter. She was
snt home.
Saturday evening William. Struhlloior
and Philip Roth got into a quar>1
on Twenty-third street near Market,
nri in itn nrAffrnaa Rnth rnf fltmhl.
mior in tho left breast nearly over the
eart. Tho kaife wag small and. tho
'ound is not dangerous. Both men
'ill be up in police court this morning.
Lucy Belmont was arraigned before
quiro Gillespy Saturday charged with
oeptng a house of ill fame, and four inlates
for loitering. Maud Smith was
p for renting tho house. She and Bellont
gave bond and tho four girls wont
> jail. Tho complainant was Charles
tcCartby. There are over a score of
romon in the {ail now.
A delegation of the Kickapoo tribo
rill leave this weok for the World's
'air under the hoad of Chief Raln-inho-Faco.
"The Gnro" is tho suggesive
and appropriate name of tho hotel
i which the warriors will have their
Ihicago headquarters. The big chiefs
(imposing tho party will tako .along
lenty of war paint, and expect to lav
11 the other carioa in Midway Platanee
la tho shade. They will glvo a
host dance nightly at their headuarters.
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'hb guaranteed caroforallheadacheaii
Eromo-SolUer?trial bottle 10c te. 4
% "A Potr of KM.."
Everybody who enjoys fan will bo
aro to set all they could desire to "A
'air of Kids" at tho Grand Opera Hoaso
oxt Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
'here will bo tho same fanny old rustic
onntryman with his "well. Til be darnd"
and the comic whistlo and a splonid
company of comedians, vocalists
nd specialists, including the well
nown eccentric comedian Hawkins.
DiLAYa 'aro dangerous. Take Simions
Liver Begolator in time for dysepala,
biliousness, and all diseases of
bo liver.
Assiama's Sals of Wall Paper and
lonlding at-coit. No. 213S Main street
V. W. Blur, Assignee.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger* In tha Cltr anil WliioUo* Vollu
Abroad.
Hon. J. B. Sommorville ii at Grafton.
Mrs. W. T. Mitchell ii visiting in
Indianapolis.
James A. Watson, of Fairmont, was a
Windsor arrival.
Miss Alvinu Wolf, of Cincinnati, is
visiting Miss Carrie Erb.
Georeo Kotsall. of St. Mary'/, registered
at tbo Windsor yestordsy.
Bov. Dr. Cooke roturnod Saturday
from a vacation spont in tbo east.
Ed Robertson roturnod last ovonlng
from fishing camp on Fish creek.
Miss Jennie Cowl loft Saturday to
visit frlonds at Camberland, Md? for
some time. 0
Dr. It. H. Dullard and family are
back from Torru Altu, wnoro tueyapem
the Hummer.
F. C. Moyor, of 2218 Market street,
hoi returned from a two weeks' trip
through Now York state.
Miss Dora Shormann, of tho Island,
who has been visiting friends at Washington,
Ohio, has roturnod home.
James V..BeilIy and family returned
Friday from a two months' visit at tho
summor resorts in Virginia and West
Virginia.
E. P. Brown, of Mannington, C. A.
Snodgrass, of Spencer, and W. Avcrill,
of Maiden, are among the Woat Virginians
at tho Behler.
Mr. and Mrs. Gharletf Walkor, oi Spencer,
W. Va., are visiting Mra Walker's
paronts, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Arklo, on
South Jacob streot.
Miss Corrinno Campbell, of Washington,
D. 0., will open a kindergarten sehool
Wednesday, Septombor 13, at
1137 Chapline streot.
Messrs. Georgo Matheson and John
Shookey, of the party which escorted
Bishop'Kain to St. Louis, got home yesterday.
M. J. O'Kane returned Saturday.
I
Mr. and Mr. J. E. Boltz, Mr. and Mrs.
T. It Stockdale and Miss May Upmann, ai
of Baltimore, who havo boon visiting w
Mrs. Georgo Botts, of South Main streot, K
havo returned home. it
Mr. James M. Porry, tho organist of
the Fourth Streot M. ?. church, has
jnst returned homo from a threo R
weeks' visit at his sister's homo, New ,
Castle, Pa., and filled his position yesterday.
t?
William Wims. Wheeling's own fav- T
onte comedian, and Joseph Shaffer, his &'
partner, wore in town ovor ounuay.
Tho company of which they are membora
in playing through Western Pennsylvania.
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WORLD'S PAIR TOURISTS.. 32
People Coming from auil Going to tho gj
His Kxliibltiou.
Mr. and Mrs. 18. 0. Darrah are home.
Capt. John Shrivor and wife are
homo. * Judge
J. K. Paull and Mrs. Paull are
home.
Charles Menkomiiler and wife loft
Saturday. hi
Louis Coimar, of the Slaatt-ZcUung, bl
got home Saturday. ' aI
John Waterhouso, wife and daughter
got home yesterday. H
Mrs. George K. Wheat and daughter Ia
and tioorgo Kammolsburg left Saturday.
Misses Blanche and Mary Hare are
homo, also Misses Margaret and Mamio N
Campbell.
Miss Annie Boro, of LaBello street,
loavos Tuesday for a two weeks' to the
World's Fair. ' g
Tho Misses Wilson, of South Chap- ln
line street, returned Saturday from a u,
ten days' visit. tii
Miss Annie Keoves, returned yoator- K'
day, from a two months visit to her ar
sister at Urbana, Ohio, and the World's
Fair.
Mrs. Capt Francis, of the Island, left R
yesterday for Chicago. After doing the {
Exposition, she will make a tour of tho Ei
lakos. ]
W. O. McCloskoy, Thomas E. Kinsoy, ?
0. 0. Stone, 0. W. True and E. L. Car- -i
son took in the PanHandlo excursion J
Saturday.
Henry Serig and daughters, Missos
Laura and Clody, of North Main stroot, 18
have raturnod from Chicago after a two |D
weeks' visit
Charles Vrocso and dauehter. Miss
Ada Lee, who Have been at Chicago and
Columbus for tbo -past two weeks, bave dl
returned home. 57
Among those who got homo yosterday
were frank Oarenbaaer, J. V. L. Bod- 0li
gers and son, Otto Schenck and wife <?
and Lawrence Wheat gl
Miss Ada Dillon, accompaniodby Mrs.
Kate and Ada Graham, togother with *,
their brother, Bert Graham, left on 1
Saturdey morning for tbo World's Fair. ?
Mrs. Carran Mendel and daughter, cl
Miss Bessie, Mr. and Mrs. James Bell, wi
of Morgantowo,. Miss. Bettie McLure
and Miss Mlnnio Bowie, left Saturday m
afternoon. . . :
James W. Ewing, privato socretary to
Governor Fleming under tho last adminiatratioh,
who is now practicing law -j
in Wheeling, is expected hero next at
weok for a few days on his way to Ohar- J
lottosville, where ho will take. 9 law "
course at the University of Virginia.on
Charlaion Quelle. d
The Modern Beauty
An frtnrl anrl 'rnnohino
with plenty of exerciie in the open air.
Her form glows with health and her M
faco blooms with its beauty. II her
systom needs thtf cleansing action of a _
laxative remedy, sho uses the ptentle P
and pleasant llq,uld laxative Syrup of
Figs. ~
Mrs. John Tent on cr
Dyspepsia, Intense Misery
> "No pea can describe the goffering I onUuroiL
tcu ycirs trom l?jMpoprt?. I Imd alnoit
G1t?* bp Itop? ofovftr ualnj any bettor C
wbon I boe&n to t*ko Hood's Sariipaiillm. I 1
imcadralr cured and advtoo anyoao suffering
from dyjpoptla to try
Hood's Sarsaparilla =
Tbo truth of this statement I am glad to vVrlf y
at oar time." MB8. JoH2f FEjfTOIf, 07 Pritio ~
Bfrect, PtttabTg|h? Pa. 1
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REAL ESTATE.
FOBSALE.
Now li the tlmo to lnve*t your monoy whore
>u are s'ufo it will bo safe and will pay you bet*
ir interest
Na 1507 Main street Is a three-story business
ouse. framing 22 foot ou Mniu streot. west aide,
id in one of tno bent locations ou Main streot:
ill rout for olghtor uino hundred a year. Will
ill cheap.
Kfght-roomed briclc house on South Front
root Island. 83,000.
Kour-rooniod framo bouse and lot 60x120 foot,
i South Tonu street, ull for 81,800.
Lota 33x100 foot on South Elm street, Island,
oo.
Ten-roomed frame bouso near Twenty-sixth
root on EofFstruot, cheap. $3,000.
Fluo house ont'hapllms street of olght rooms,
ith room and all other Improvements, near
*onty-flrat, cheap.
Many othor bargains, both In largo and small
itxses and lots ou tho Island and on this side,
blch are not mentlonod in tho above,
FOB REFT.
No. 8 Virgin la street, nine-roomed hou?o, bath
mm Vinminnrif nml nil mnrinrn imnrnvninnntM.
S per month.
No. 07 Ohio stroet, flvo-roorood house. 82a
Threo rooms on Zaflo street,, in a now house,
o
HARRY J. FINK.
Tolepbono 087. fanSl 1143 Market streot
FOB SALE.
Lota in Behron's and Bpeidol's addition.
Corner lot; Thirty-fifth and Chaplino streets,
)Ujmj two rooms and kitchen. Cheap.
A flour mill, with rollor process, twonty-flvo
trrel capacity. Water and steam power. 8aw
id planer also attached; doing good busluess
tho country. This is a bargain. Coal within
0 feet. Has thirty-seven acres of laud. Will
11 all tosother or mill separate.
No. 3727 KofT street, framo house, six rooms,
me cellar, alloy corner. Easy tortus.
No. 8720 EoiT street. Brick house, six rooms
id hall, good locatlou. Cheap. Enny torms.
Threo houses on Wood street, high ground,
r?. 3518.8520 and 3522. SS51 each. ,
two houses on Twenty-ninth. lour rooms,
ch. 81.400 each.
A. good farm of 71^ acrot, ono and a half miles.
dot the dty. A good orchard, six acres in
apes, hss a fivo-roomodhouso, stables. etc.. and
e best of water. Will sell on easy terms or
Lots Inflotlmonu'i7iddl tion. the best valuo In
e Eighth ward, on very easy terms, lor a short
ne.
x 41 Thirty-eighth street, six rooms, now, 82.WQ.
Brick house, four rooms and halL Forty-first
id Wood stroots, full lot
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JUSth'M A. Al-SM-C,
inslou Attornoy, Notary and Real Estate
Agent llousei routed and rents collected.
Mco No. 3517 Jacob street.
iropeau iteaioitup and draft # agent Passago
Hcketitoaud from allpartsof Europe. Alio
irafts to any point In Eurcpq mya I
?OB SALE.
Two nicely located lots In Delvedoro Addition,
25 each.
IIouso of flvo rooms, EoS street, Contro WheelFr'ous'oof
four rooms, Eighteenth street. 81,0001 I
Threo houses. Moystou ?treet, cheap, 82,500.
House of throe rooms, Twelfth street, S350.
House. 3 rooms, Sixteenth stroot, in good con*
tlon. 83,700.
Houso, 4 rooms, Twelfth street, lot35x100 foot,
30.
Cornor X lot. Woods street. Centre Whoellng.
Tho best busluoss property lu .Ktnavlllo,
i-lit rooms, storo room and Rood stablo, on
Sterm*. Good reasons for solllnic.
roe lots. 50x100 foot, Filan, Whlto <Si Gallalor's
addition. 8200 each.
Houso, 0 rooms and stablo. Eighteenth street,
M
Threo lots In Park Vlow, cheap.
Ono-balf lot, McCoUoeh street. Centre WheelR8300.
uo suburban property, two mile* from the
ty, live mluuto* walk from motor line, now,
Ith all modorn lmprovomeuts. Choap.
Lots on Caldwell's run 8230 eachj
Fine Farm of 143 acres on National road, nine 1
1ICS cast 01 City ou wwjr tut >uo.
Houso, 10 rooms, Fifteenth atraot, with modn
Improvements. I
lloaiw, 8 rooms, Slxteonth stroot, 80.0)3.
troaso, 4 rooms, Twonty-thlrd stroot, 91.291
Kouso, 7 rooms. North Market stroot, $1.50*).
Business property ou Market stroot at rnodorLotsat
oast cud of Tvront7-thl:d street ou
sy terms.
)no of the beit manufacturing sltoi lutho
grrttontln* ou two railroad*.
1800. Il.ooo. $1,200 11,800 and 83,000 to loan ou
ty real ostatc.
FOR BEITT.
Hfouso of dhc. rooms on North Wabosn street
land, 816 per month.
JESBITT & DEVINE,
1739'Market Street. ?n5
OT ON FOURTEENTH STREET
FOBSALR
Wo offer for sale nt a barealn, II bought at
ico, ttao westerly 30 foot of LOT No. -40 at tho
nthweat eoruerof FOURTEENTH aud JACOI1
'BEETS. Tlio lot has a depth of 100 feet to an .
to*
rOB BEITT.
>. 1031 Chapllno street, 7 rooms, brlct XS CO
>. 1? Fourteenth itrect, (rune, 0 rooms
tm4 bath ? ? 20 00
x 87 Ohio street. frame, flro room*... 13 00
i71Twonty-elghthstreot,fnime,?roomi. 1000 .
131 South Podd stroot, 7 rooms and bath 25 oo
x 202 Coalstreet, fnimo, 8 rooms 7 00
i 2420 Mnin street. frame, 4 rooms- ? 12 00
J. 1127 Alloy II. fnimo, 6 rooms. 12 00
j. 2117 Alley B, bride, 2 room* 7 00
>. 2103 Mslu street, third boorf 2 rooms- 6 00
Six-roomed tramo dwelling at Leatheiwood,
odcrn. )?'
Store roomi on 8oath street, in Hearno Tab*
n?clo building. ^ _ ...
No. 2130 Main itroot storeroom and dwelling.
Money to Loon* Fire Insurance.
IINEHART & TATUM,
Cm auic Bonxrxo.
releshone 2IU. fa Hi71 KoomNo. 0.
COAL.
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Clean Lump Coal 6Ho per Bush?l.
Anthracite and Piedmont Blacksmith Coal
lnstook. JeB
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WAN TED-LIVE AGENTS FOR
the "Buttonhole Bouquet*." a novelty
for county and'state fairs; big seller, fcnmplo
6c. MAX EBN8T, Cleveland, 0. au30?
"XT/"ANTED?SALESMAN FOR OALIVV
FOBNIA WINE& 3100 per month and
expenses, with chanoo for advance. Commlsslou
If proferred. No oxporiencu required. Address,
enclosing five tamps, W. A. VANDERCOOK,
F.-02 Wine Dept.. Los Angeles. Cnl. ' so2
A GENTS.?SALARY ANDCOMMIS1\XIQS.
I Jest Fmtornnl Order. Assets. SJOO.OM.
both Llfo and Endowment Clasww. Qllt-odifod
In evory respcct fionio Dlstrlot Agouts wanted
A rare chance. Address KING & 00., 8 Uuion
Bqunro. New York. oc3-x ,
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS.
J^OTICE
WnitRUNO. August 23.1891 '
A meeting of tho Stockholders of the Klson (
Glass Ca will bo hold at the McLuro House on
SATURDAY. RKPT. 9th. 1893, at 2 o'clock pw m., .
for the purpose of voting on changing tho name
of tho company. ><
?u24 II. F, WADDELL. ,
GENERAL NOTICES. 1
^yEST VIRGINIA.
STATE FAIR NOTICE.
Mrs. N. E Scott and Mrs. C. B. Brucs are Superintendents
of tho departments for Jellies,
Flowors, Broad. Cakos, Fruits und Vegetables.
All entries must bo delivered on tho grounds.
TX7EST VIRGINIA STATE EAIR
Vt notice.
All persons wanting to rent Refreshment
Stands for tho wook of tho Fair can call on Mr.
B. J. Uandlon, on tho.-grounds, who will assign
all space, GEOHGE HOOK, Secretary.
au29~
NOTICE!
Notice is hereby glvon that at tho meotlng of ,
tho stockholders of tho Exchange Bank ot
Wheolltig, to bo held ou Monday. Septomber 11,
1893, according to tho notlco whioh has been
given, the following resolution will be offered:
"Jtaolvtd, That tho capital stock of tho Exohango
Bank of Wheoliug bo iucreased to tho
amouut in all of three hundred thousand dollars,
by tho lssuo and sale at par of ono thousand :
additional shares of capital stuck of the par
valuo of one hundred dollars per share, and tho
aggivgato value of ono hundred thousund dolJOHN
FRKW, |
A Stockholder of said Bank.
Wheeling. Soptombcr 1.1893. se2
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FOR RENT.
por kent. '
Ono flat, flvo rooms and bathroom, first floor,
No. 2101 JSoir street
Ono flat, four rooms and bathroom, socond
floor, No. 2105 Koff atroot.
Ono flat, four rooms, No. <36 Twenty-third street
Ono Hat, throe rooms, No.62Twonty-thlrd street.
Equipped with all modorn Improvements.
Jy22 F. H. LANCE.
For kent.
No. 22 Tenth street, second floor, six rooms,
bath and hull: will rout at $25 per mouth. No.
1002 Main street, second floor, six rooms, bath
and hall, ntfrtO per mouth. Also at 1005 Main
street, second floor, fronting on Main street,
five rooms and bath. $30 per month. Third floor,
[routing on Main strcot four rooms. $Ui per
month. Second floor fronting on river, four
rooms, at $20 por month.
jylS JAMK3 L. IIAWLKY. 1420 Main St
FOR SALE.
For sale-axle greaseWARRICK
T. WAYMAN. No. 102 Fourleenth
strcot an28?
jewelling houses for sale?
Two-story frame house In ^tnaviUo contain^'fwo
onwdory frame dwellings in Kirk wood,
and a fine larm lor sale; cheao and cosy terms,
K. T. UUffKLU
iniuraaco and Real Estate A gout,:
nu24 Bridgeport, Ohio. ,
gXOOKS FOR SALE.
City of Wheeling & por eont Bonds.
10 anares Bank of tno Ohio Volley. *
1 ahsre Fort Henry Club.
15 aharoa Wheeling Title and Trait Co.
25 shares Warwick China Company.
20 shores South Sido Bunk.
10 share* Mall Pouch Tobucoo Company.
20,-sharos JBtna Standard Iron and Stool Ca
60 shares Wheeling Street Hallway Co.
B. S. IRWIN. lirolror.
an21 No. 24 Twelfth Btruet
pOH SALE.
A FEW CHOICE LOTS AT EDGLWTOX.
Cheap and on Easy Terms.
W. V. HOGE.
oc6 CUT Sink Building. UOO Market street
i?? ?
ror bale. , ^
$33,500
ObioConnty41-2 percent Bonds.
SIMPSON & HAZLETT,
No. 1311 MarketSt.. mo ^
MACHINISTS. 1
J^EDIIAH & CO,
GENERAL MACHINISTS
And Manufacturers of Marine and
stationary Engines. . 1
017 WHEELING, W. VA. i
PLE'SM
!4 MARKET ST. p
September 4. ^
ilar Prices,
e Admits to All. , 1
HAIRS FIVE CENTS R
Delightful n
anc1ng. 13
1 FEATURES I I*
itlers, S
eather Workers, E
ians, p
d Harrison, * -y
"Tarrs," Morris, !
rry.
mce, 7
t of the Tight Rope, -f
5, 7 to 10 p. ni.
, 4, 3:15 and 9:30 p. m.
REAL ESTATE.
FOB BENT.
A Mouth.
No. fifl6 Market street 112 00
No. 1000 Chapliuc street, i rooms...... 8 00
No.4H. Nineteenth street la 66
No. M Eighteenth strout 15 00
No. 176 Seventeenth stroot. 10 00
No. 145 Fourteenth street......... 26 00
No. JO Twcuty-ll.tli stroot -... 0 00
No. 18 Twonly-flftb street......... 7 50
No. 25'20 Mn'.u street, Unit floor ..... lo 00
No. 2002 Mailt street. threo roomi 6 00
No. 2C0t Murkot street, two room* 7 00
Baloon. Martin's Ferry ? 20 00
Dwelling, Miirtlu'H Ferry ? 10 00
Two rooms and stable. Elizabeth strcot 6 00
No. 1131 Eoff street- .... 30 Oi
No. 2702 Cbaplino streot. store room. 20 00
No. 215.1 Malu street, store'room ?? 12 00
No. 2305 Jacob street - - 8 03
No. 2015 Chaplino street 15 00
No. 21-14 Alley A. two rooms.-- ?. 6 00
Building (or manufacturing or wholesale
htulnoju. iu rnAPnf Nn 1501 MnrkatiL
PORSALB.
Lots No. 4 and 7, Gilchrist's addition, Square
N'o. 5.
No. COG Market street, 91,400.
Lot Na 2. South Front street, GO foot front,
running to river.
Five lots and five acres of laud In Trladolpbla,
with two dwellings, slaughterhouse, Ico house,
stable, and sixty bearing fruit trees, for 83,000.
100 aero farm. Long Bottom. Meigs county,
Ohio; 1.G00 fruit treos. Prico 81,WO.
Lot No. l'j. Miction 51, Centre street. Moundsvlllo.
and 10 shares lu Mbuudsvlllo Mining and
Manufacturing Company.
Corner lot north of street car barn, FortyBightb
und Jacob stroott
Ix>t No. 13 Wator streot, south of Forty-eighth
itreot
Lots Nos. 6 and 7 Eoff streot south of FortyBlghth
street. ?
Lot No. 15. south of Forty-eighth streot and
cart ol Jucob street.
No. 742 Main street
No. 1015 Chapliuo street
No. 1020 Koll street
No. 10J3 McCollooh streot
No. 10N McCollocli struck
No. 221 Twenty-ninth street
No. 2028 Main street.
JAMES A.HENRY,
RcolEstato Atjont, U. 3. Claiui Attorno/, Collector
aud Notary 1'ublicau21
1612 Market Street.
REAL ESTATE BARGAIN!
A brand now fivo-rooined house ou Liud
itreot, Belvedere addition, with largo lot for
8,150 cash. Will guar&ntoc tonant for one
rear at 8120. Bent paid yearly in advance.
G. O. SMITH,
au!2 1329 Market itroot
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
JWUSTEE'S SALE.
By virtuo of a deed of trust made by Jobu A.
Farley and Aoule Farley, bin wife, to tbo ut> ,
ionilgued trustee, dated the 12th day of August,
In tho year Uflfc. aud recorded lu tho Clerk's
jfllce of tho County Court of Ohio county, In
;ho Statu of West Virginia. In doed of trust
took No. 85, folio 435,1 will on
TUESDAY, THE 1DTII DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
\.V. 1893, beginning at 10 o'clock n. in. ou tuld
lay, at the north front door of the Court House
if sold Ohio county, lu the city of Wheeling,
?ell at public auction to tho highest aud best
bidder tho following described property, in said
trfty, or no much thereof as may be necoMjry to
pay tbo debt secured by said doed of trust and
the oxpenses portnlnlng to tho execution of tbo
trust created thereby, Uiat is to say: The south
i|iiarter of lot numbered thirty-eight (38). situUc
on the west side of Main street, in that part
at tbe city of Wheeling. In tho county of Ohio,
In the Stato of West Virginia, called Centre
Wheeling, iu tho addltiou to said city known as
tho ChapUno and EoiTs udditlou to the 4*la
city, and bounded and described in wild deed of
trust na follow*, viz: Beginulug at tho *outnMint
corner of said lot number :? ou tliu west
lino of Mnln street; thence with Muin street
northwardly about sixteen feet six inchc to
Ibe contra of tho brick division wall of tbo tonetucnt
orunted ou tho property hereby conroyed:
theneo westwardly through the centre of the
told brick divislouwall and at right uu?i?i with
Halu street And by said centre line extendod
about ouo huudred and twenty-two feet to tho
ilioy in tho rear of tho said lot: thence southnrardly
with tho western boundary lino of the
Aidlotnumber 88 about slxtocn feet sir inches
lo tho north boundary lino of lot number iff of
ihesaid addition, and thouce by said lust turned
lino to the plaoo of beginning. together with nil
tho buildings and improvement* uponsaia purcol
of ground. Also tho undivided ouo-hal f of a
strip or parcel of lot numbered thirty-seven (?>
3f tho said addition, adjoluing tho property
ibovo described frontlug about three feet in
width on Main street, and extending hue*
irestwardly of evon width with said frout about
ilxty foot, and to bo held, used aud enjoy xl by
the occupants of tbo tenement erected on the
north half of said Jot number 37 uu<l oj
tho occupants of tho teuomeut erected u|h>? toe
touth quarter of said lot number oj ?u nlk'y
irpussuge iu common. The title to the property
aeroby advertised to bo sold is believed l<- '??
jood, Dut selling as trustee, I sbull only convey
rnch title as is vested in me by tho deed o: trtut
iforesald. , .
Tkums or 8ai.e:?One-third and tu
noro a* the purchaser rnsy elect to pay. ca>u
land, tho balanco in two equal Instalment* s.
mo und two years respectively, with luw?
fst from tho day of sale, the purchaser t?> give
lis negotiable promissory note for ouch hi?#?nent,
scenrud by a dead of trust on tho prowsrty.
GEOKUK D. CALDW K! I
Tru?te<
Wit H. Halle*. Aactlonoer. ": ' _
jewelry.
FINE NEW LINE
?opSterling
Silver bta
buckles, Ladies' shirt
Waist Sets, Ladies' and
Gents' Link Buttons,
and many other articles in
Sterling Silver Summer
Jewelry.
L G. DILLON & CO.
?ir VUiUaiCanlfond WoUdlDc larlia
o order. *'?
summer resorts. !
Bkady house, arkansas aveSUE,
coaronient to -Oceiii un?i .licaii:" ?
lepot Good board, splendid: room*. Ll^fr
lianas, orchestra music. Tcrm*iiodc?:i\>?*
ialar mailed. P. O.-Uox 207, AtlanticW?
amkh uiiaoy. Jeii-TtMi