The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], May 04, 1896, Page 5, Image 5

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I ~ THINK IT OVER Think
it
Lot tho boy think it ove
pet a Suit to suit him,
Consult his wishes and
you'll nlway8 come to u
Boys' Suits,
In every hue and colori
and neatness. All pric
Men's Suits,
la all tlio new shades i
? well made garment.
Men's Furnishim
New Neckwear, Underi
things one could ask
EVERYTHING.
j /
M.Gutm
Retail Department 11a
J^A complete Base Bt
REAL ESTATE.
FOR, I1B1TT.
A Month.
Xo. 15? Fourteenth street 0?j
Xo. 31; MmIh 16 00
froonwt house In rear of No. 120
i'ouru^nth street ?.
Xft a: Alley B 7 00
X<? .'U t:ichtoenth street IS W
Xa .M ElRhteemh strevt }13 w
Xo Si^ventt^mh iireet. 3 rooms.... 7 SO
Xc !!fS Ki5znh"th str?**t 7 W
jfc McOolloch .urect. 2 rooms 5 < "
XV ilv Main street. 2 rooms 5 00
Xo. SS 3I?ln street, 3 rooms, with
tret use of both &nse* S 00
? - ? >i? ( uil S rnnnn. tvlth
trtt u?e ol both Kases IS i0
No 27 Main street. saloon with bar
fixture and 4 room*, or 12 rooms.
If desired ..
No UCS McColloch street 926 CO
No. I!W Alley H 7?
\o SI South York street Jo oo
No.? South York street IS 00
No SH Alley H. S rooms 9 00
No ;? Fourteenth street, both gases,
brt water and bam 20 to
No. Main street. 3 rooms 6 W
N# U Sixteenth *-tr?M?t. store room.... 20 00
No. !fi Thlrty-th?rd street, more room 6 oo
fe\.r-rooraea houses Crescent Place.. 7 00
T*?hre-roomed residence, 3H acres
ground. Eddngton's Lane
No. SCJ Alley B S 00
1 rooma rear of Mission Sunday
rhool. Eighteenth street f to
Tirte rooms. Pleasant Valley 6 00
FOR SALE.
Residence Fifteenth strec*. 11.00ft
Evidence Fifteenth streel, K.MJU,
No. His Main street. SI.Too.
No. and 422V? Market street.
No ? Seventeenth street. * rooms, both
No Main street.
Stxteenth street residence. S4.50Q,
Not. IX and 434 National road.
Counters and shelving, No. 101 Thirty*
Cllrt street.
Na ? Sixteenth street.
lot on South Front street.
fcx-roomed bouse. Peninsula.
JAMES A. HENRY. .
Estate Agent. Collector, Notary Pub.
ie and Pension Attorney, No. l li Mar*
Jet ?treet. ; my I _
FOIR; SAL.E.
fpiendfd house, 12 rooms and large hall,
m large lot. Chapllne St., Fifth ward;
cn[i on easy tcrnib. v
I'Hnk ntiil halL llth
R.o?> termi?. !?;/?<?.
b .**. I rooms, 2<lh St., 1700.
? room*. Jacob ?t., Centre Wheel.
u easy tnrm??. *i.h?.o.
t -'C. 1 ifotu.i arm hail, Market street.
Cr:r Wheeling. chcup. Jl.lwi.
ttendid n'tiR. site for dwelling, l*?th si.
fr>ndld old*. i*tte for dwelling, 14tb at.
}<c:f. 5 room*, 24 th st.. $1,400.
V.S rooms and hall, with all modern
r^ov^rncn:*. Chapline st. Centre
fueling. Si,50n.
Ksuse. 7 rooms and hall, 15th ?t.. $2,700.
5 rooms, ilth si., $l.4tf>.
!-> j? 2 room*. In Celveder* add.. $ *?.
Houv. H rcoms nnd store room. Main
r n*ar 21st St.. lot 41x122 ft.. $9,SM.
H* ' T rooms, hat and large lot. 14th
r.ni
Hsuse, 7 rooms and (-roomed house In
Mr. :o: *xl? ft., 19th st. $3.uv.
; rooms, brick, with hall, Jacob
v 'T.:r<? Wheeling: cheap. $2,,"WW.
House, 6 rooms, brick. toft St., 5th ward.
C
^Kv;!p, 7 rooms, N. Market st.: cheap,
I ' ?" nn Uml st. Belvedere, 1323 each.
- : r??oin*. Wilson St.. Centre
*' ' easy terms, $Mi).
Ho ... i ruoms unU attic, Jacob St., 6th
tnu J1.4.V).
i'vjtr, M rooms, brick, !3th St., $*?.5<M.
H .? room*. Martin's Kerry, 0.,
t. n easy terms.
* roams and S-roomed house In
?? ' 7t?> and St!? sta.. $*,*?
j ro tins and ball, bath and both
HW St.. hot. lath and lCtb, Jo.SO't
? property on Market at. at modfc
V f.vi JSOO, J2.C00 and 12,500 to loan
"
' :r 'n?m and storeroom, North
/? - ? -. t rh"niv on ea?y terms, t2,Po
x ' ' *> room's, with large lot, at
- J.an?\ $2,500.
NE3BITT & DEVINE,
173$ Market Street.*
apll
BOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
.-aMe r?.<?itl'iice and business
ii . : .Main and Tenth street*.
;i street, ; room-.. brlcK,
mil direct, lot ;:0xi20 feet*
ifii lu Pleasant Valley.
/ Seventeenth street.
k>- ?tro??t, 4 rooms.
mi . dwelling* renting for
t . -..th. corner Market and
pays 1- per cent.
' r irret, lot 30x140 feet.
on Virginia street. All
< : price iow.
1 11* 1111 street, largo brick
, -trr? . 7 room* nod *tnbl?.
It itrt-rt. ' room* and "tabla.
(-in and Sixteenth ?tr?au
7 room* and i>?th.
; ?ire*t, 7 room*,
ti -n. 9 ro im".
; " ?r , i.?twr*n 22d tiul 23d 8t*.
: wihuh stroet. . .
. itM.adwuy. renldonco of J.
I.M f J.
V"r?h York wtr^ft.
, ' | Minn* . 7 room*, modern.
" i- : s*i , c. room*, cheap.
. 5".. -'.nf Volley.
' TTi'int *trr?t. i room*: Jot 85x100
-? ?ti North Main St.
JID;;;.V TO LOAN.
RiN.x-1 xr? n & tatum.
Tk'< City Hank Dulidlnf.
np2l
TO LET.
Business Property.
I ? ".wlih **?rond and third
... S on" ft Thorn**'. Htoro
'i firri-'.in** r?'i?alr.
,. iniiidlr'i; No. 10 TwHfth
? i f>n !'*ourt?M?nttt *tr*nt for
?.??r.ii on If nI EiUtO Srruriry.
<to ZSATVin.
r- ? I'o'irt'-f'ntli Htr?,?t.
K'|' "V l>l SCKIPTION OK
u, ? 8"*? Job. Nowapnpnr nnrl Pou>.
' '"tinif iioue a-. ItrawniMf IUt*? *1 tOO
fc '"?* I'm I'riwtiko Orrirt. Modtrn
Ml" * <*!? ? S?m Ttom ?u 1 Ituhiui
M. POTMAN & 00.
Oi^er.
r too. He knows where he can
as well probably- as you do.
your own bettor judgment and
9.
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ng, combining taste
08.
for men wio admire
gs,
vear and all correct and dressy
for. RIGHT PRICES FOIi
an&Co.,
In and Tireirtli Streets.
>11 Outfit with each Boy's Suit
AMUSEMENTS.
| Attraction*, P?t a tut l*rv?eut? nt the
IThm'fN nut) Vhfr KnnrU.
M AVE you neen the
doubtloHM many of
' fal 006 Ut
rn>atnr niiinhpm.
X\R, in better advnntage
and under
in a r e surprising
Mil entertaining
^ -ondltlons than he
t-ver before ! < n .neon. How so?
*Vhy becaus** at the place and ?>n the
day and date given he will Immensely,
murvelously and hilariously materialize.
and the two most celebrated and
most saga'lous. separate herds of him;
one of which la the original and only
Adam FotvpaufCh herd, and the other
that of Sella Brothers; both appearing
simultaneously and each perfectly and
surprisingly Illustrating the method*
and results of different school* of training.
The united and rival mammoths
and midguts of their sagarlous species.
Including centenarians and babies from
Asia. Africa, Ceylon. Borneo, and Sumatra:
Hephant soldiers, com^lans.
clowns, dudes, soloists, equilibrists,
dancers mountebanks, athletes, acton".
policeman. prize fighters,
waiters, wheelman, racers, musicians,
aldermen, tumblers, acrobats and mimles;
battalions. quHdrllles.pyramld* and
school of elephants: histrionic companies
and Individual stars. Many of these
colossal creatures have been In continuous
active training for at least half a
century and have reached a status of
unprecedented proficiency. They of
themselves are two great shows.and yet
but one stupendous feature In a double
aggregation of th* biggest menageries,
circuses and hippodromes In this or any
other country. Everybody ought to see
th?tn, and doubtless almost everybody
u 111.
To-night at the Grand Opera House
the well known flonsales Opera Company,
the organization that creat
such a favorable Impression at Itr :
cent appearance here, will open a two
week's r.iragcment. The company > ?
stronger than ever befofe and will n.?
doubt appear to crowded houses during
the ensuing fortnight. Manager FelnIer
deserves cordial support for his enterprise
In clvpic his iiatrons such n
high class nttraetlon at the tail-end of
the season when good attractions arc
somethn#1* few and far between. "Glrofle-Glrolla"
Is on the card for to-night.
Tlir U'mtl?rr fi?r April.
Mr. C. Fchnepf, the rlruci?I?t. furnishes
the following report of the weather
during April: There were Ave clear
days during the nvinfli. fifteen whk h
were fair and partly cloudy, one cloudy
without rain. It ralm-d on seven days,
and on two days sno-.v Ml. Th?* hlghi
est temperature whs us d?'sreeh. on th^
j 18th. and th>' lowest 26on the Srd. Aver'
age ten?|?erature. G0.4; average temp"rIaftire
for the same month last yeai.
54.9. Rain fall, 4.3."? Inches; same r.ior il:
In 189.". 2.10 Inches. There were si\
, thunder storms during the month*.
Two Itiniauny*.
YestenJay Chief of Pollen B??nn?tt received
word from Fairmont to be on th"
I xikout for twotiojs who had taken It
Into their h?ads ?. *?ep something of fhe
world. They disappeared from their
home two day* ago and were thought
to be headed for thl* city. They nr fifteen
years of age. One was dressed In
n blaek suit and slouch hat. and ha<
brown hair and *?yes. The otl?**r w?r>'
corduroy pants and cap. and otherwise
answered to the same description.
FOR ever>' quarter In a man's pock?-t
there are a dozen uses; and to use each
one In such a way as to derive the
Kreate*t ben fit Is n question every one
must solve for himself. We believe.
.? - - .
however, mm n?? MCU<-. .
made of one of the*e quarters than t??
exchange It for a bolth* of Chamberlain'#
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, a medicine that every family
Nhoiild l>o provided with.
The fJolil Field* or (lie Weil
I Are now attracting the attention of the
I whole world, and the result* ?>f placer
I and quart* mining are fully equal to the
finds of nuggctx In the parly California
day a.
Colorado. .Montana. Idaho. Washington
and Ilrltlsh Columbia vie with each
other a* t.? the extraordinary Inducements
offered to prospectors, practical
miners and Inventors.
Ily next spring the gold fever wlil
have taken poiwesslon of thousands of
people, and the western roads will ha v.
a it they can do to transport the fortiit>
hunters.
The Chicago, Milwaukee .? St. J'.imI
railway, and It a connecting lines. Is th?best
route to all sections <>f the far wont.
For further Information, nddrts:)
John It. Pott, WJIIJamspurt. Pn.
dAw,
AT fli< "ile of lots of D. M.Alexandr ia
addition lo Crew-vlHe.- Haturday, May
a number of lot? wer?' sold. P?th??u:?
I wanting I pin - h.?se any of those lots
can buy them : t private sale cheap, on
| easy terms, by calling on \v. V. Uogc,
loom is, ?-lfy bank building, or ,?. <\
J I bo'V'-y, : ' " % Market street, u.i
.,r name can bu
! Til-it (VroifKHyllli', Murr?yF^J?ro. AJ.
/Jirim. Chr!*1 Moro. nnd Kim uro^c
ft. U. motor ??nif".
CTIVH'V Hhlrtfl for m?n. Another
M.lM.r,) now l?l joiit
OEO. M. HNOOK ft CO.
Iflhr llnbj- ll T""'.
INO BYflUP for children tcethln*. Jl
i^thM the child, wo 11 ? n ?t ho g u n i?, a J
tnv? nil r?nln. cure* wind colic nun ? ?
Ml 5?, for.lUrrhue. *-?
ly-flvc cciilu a botlln.
TO ROUND THEM UP
The State AuthoritlcH arc After tlic
SiiIooifKceper*
WHO ARE SELLING ' WHISKY
Under *9100 Llccntc In Open Comi?ctliluii
Willi TIiomi who !? >' llir Fall Meeme of
9330?Tite I'roifiulius Attorney Scudi m
Circular Utter to the Coituty Auruon
on lb* SMbJrct?Likely to he Hhaklui;'
Up by the U rat id Jury To day.
It had been a notorious fact that for
some t|me past there were many saloon
keeper* who were wiling whisky on u
$100 license, which only permits the sale
of domestic wines, ale, beer aud drinks
of like nature. It has worked a great Injustice
to thi?i*e saloon keepers who have
the honesty to pay the full state license.
The assessors cannot be blamed, for
they cannot refuse to grant the $100 IIoense
to any one applying for the same
If they show a city license or have authority
from the board ofcommlssloners.
It Is pretty well known that some of
these saloons that sell whlNky on a $100
license are located In Fulton and In the
Klghth ward, although there are others
doing business in the most prominent
sections of the city.
.One snloonkee|>er when asked about
the matter by a reporter of the Intelligencer
cold he knew of his own knowledge
that several hsloons had been doing
business under the $100 license, and
that one had openly boasted that he was
doing It. It was the*e reports coming
to the ears of the prosecuting attorney
that Induced him last week to send out
a circular letter to I he'county assessor*
for the city nnd country districts. The
circular sent out By Mr. Howard read us
follows:
"My attention has been caljed to the
great number of saloon keepers who
have had no licence to sell whisky during
the license year Just ended. I am
Informed that nearly all of those who
take out the $100 license sell whisky
openly In competition with those who
pay $350. It Is the duty of th?* authorities
to enforce the law and collect the
siate * n venues.
"You cannot refuse .to grant the >100
licence to those who apply. If they have
11 city license, or nutiiority from the
hoard of commis*loners, but you will
kindly notify those who apply for the
S100 licence that In case they sell whisky
or other Intoxicating drinks, except domestic
wines, tile. beer nn;l drinks of
like nature, they will be prosecuted."
From this it would appear that something
will drop when the grand Jury
meets to-day. and tnat those who have
been-soiling In violation of the law will
be rounded up.
A StKlr lull.
On Saturday evening Justice olllespy
armed with warrants visited the houses
of Ill-repute run b- Kitty Lee. Ida Hobinson
and Lucy Belmont. Together
with the motiames twenty-three i*?oplo
were arrested. It was stated by pne of
Auction Sal
STOCK TO BE
Sale every day, afternoon ;
seats foi? ladies.
W.J.LUKE
1317 MHRKE
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the women that the warrants were
sworn out by the prosecuting attorney,
and ns th" Brand Jury meets to-day,
tbero will no doubt be further trouble
(or the (Arties who were caught. It In
intimated that a number of presentment*
will be made to the grand Jury
nirnlnsf port leu who rent houses for Immoral
purpose*.
PRESIDENT SIMPSON,
Of SlarUtu Collrge, Drllvtri nil AddrfM
on "Tl??t Pnt |KMrioflilff."
Rev. J. W. Simpson, president or Marletu
college, preached at the United
Presbyterian church yesterday morning
to a large congregation,and In the evening:
delivered an address to an equally
large audience on the subject of-"The
Ptirpoues of Life." Rev. Simpson held
the closest attention of his hearers
throughout his discourse, which was an
eloquent exposition of what constitutes
a useful and Christian manner of living.
He dwelt In opening at some length on
the attribute of simplicity, which he
claimed should be assiduously cultivated.
He referred to Christ's simplicity
In all things, which was one of his
charms. In the second place one shoultfl
be sincere In everything undertaken In
this life. Half-heartedness would not
be crowned with permanent success.
No matter how humble the task or the
occupation, If entered Into with slncer-.
Ity, all obstacles would be overcome and/
good results follow. The third point In
the purposes of this life was definite
convictions. A man either believed or
he did not believe. There was no half
way in the matter. No one can worship
f!od and be acceptable In His sight
who did not hold unqualified convictions
as to His divinity and the truth and Inspiration
of the holy scriptures. These
three purposesof life?slmpllelty.sineerIty
and definite convictions were thesum
total of correct living, of useful and
manly cUiz?-nshlp and Oodly character.
The speaker urged their cultivation and
practice, as at the present time they
were fast being lost in the lives of
Americans.
IGa V1RH for Black Satin Ducheas,
i.ft 1.1111/ worth H5c. at
<;kq. m. snook a co'S.
UNDERTAKING.
LOUIS BERTSCHY,
(Formerly of Frew & Bertschy.)
Funeral Hirertar and Arterial Maimer,
1111 MAIN STREET. EAST SIDE.
Calls by tcIepWne answered day or
night. Btore telephone. (35; residence. 801
KENNEDY'R FREW,
(Graduate of U. 8. College of Embalming),
Funeral Director and Embalmer,
With . . ALEXANDER FREW,
1117 MAIN STREET.
Telephone 229. Residence Telephone,
Alex. Frew. M7. fe38
G. MENDEL & CO.,
UM HA IS STRKBT,
ohtitihnS,
Prompt Attention Day or Night
Tele. Callf-Cndertaklng Rooms. No. SSt
G. Ed. Mondel (residence) No. 1SZL R. F.
Hill (Stamm House). No. 1?& ool2
Diamonds, Watches,
e Jewelry, Silverware,
Cut Glass, Lamps, etc.
CLOSED OUT.
md evening. Reserved
;ns&co.,
>T STREET.
UWAf
.ORDINARY C
5RADE CARP
and Lay Cai
)t Added to th
HAVE JUS
ire Tapestry Carpet, Mi
ol Extra Snpet ingrain
Heavy Onion Carpet, K
iton Matting, Good Colt
ai Lace Gnrtains, 48 inc
ur Credi
E & E
3 HOME F
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KRAUS
The Best Hen'
That's a statement an;
efit lies not so much in i
claim. We are prepared
Roods. STYLISH CLO
man, PERFECT FIT act
WEAK a satisilea one.
That's the record we <
here.
Negligee Shiri
Our line is now cpmpl
Every style is represent
KRAOF
CLOTHIERS AND
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
A pair of Brownie Ortnlli
SUITS, 8KIBTS, ETC.?PARK
Women','
. Si/Si
muunu^
ITACA
)FFER OF
ET AND MAT
rpets Free. o
le Price of the
5T RECEIV
tde and Laid, . .
Carpet, Made and Laid,
lade and Laid, . .
iring, 40 yards to the t
ihes wide, 31 yards lonj,
it is Goes
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IFRRM
L J_J JL 11 11JI
TjRisrxsHiB:
UNG8?KRAUS BROS.
BROS.
's Suits.
/one can make, but the ben:he
making as in proving the
to back our say so with the
THES make a presentable
jmfortable.man, and GOOD
offer our patrons for dealing
eted and is without an equal
ed.
BROS.,
FURNISHERS,.
1319 MARKET STBBET.
i wltk every Child Suit.
31 AN CLOAK POMP ANY.
5 Wear.
Elegant Designs.
Tie Best WorkflHisfcfr
freach ComiJinatlon Sate
Latest Styles io Mi
Waists.
Tbionest and Daintiest
Fabrics.
Everything Fresh and
Choice.
L
Ik Parisian Cloak
COMPANY,
1130 Main Street.
GEO, t. JOHNS.
RPET
ting/ y
f tee!I
< t
Carpet *
rED
65c per iatd' |
58C Per ^rd. J
|9C Per Pi I
$4.001
f?f $1.37 $
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ANN,
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