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THINI&.IT OVBR-&)
Think it
Lot tho boy think it over
pet a Suit to suit him,
Consult his wishes and y
you'll always come to us
Boys' Suits,
Tn kwpv huo and colorir
and neatness.' All price
Men's Suits,
In all the new shades fc
a well made garment.
Men's Furnishinc
New Neckwear, Underw
tliinus one could ask f
EVERYTHING.
1
M.Gutm;
liotail Department Mai
complete Baso Ha1
REAL ESTAT^1'
FOBBEITT.
A Month.
No. 119 Enurteenth street Ji'i 00
Nj .. :>Uin street 16 00
groomed hoijtc in roar of No. 120
rourtoenth street
No. ; ?47 Alley K 7 00
N. it i:ij;h'*??ntb street IS 00
No *? Fi^ht^'ntTi street .113 iPt
No. 25* Seventeenth street, S ryom*... 7 ii
.No ll'? Ellrabcth street....?>.vt 7 w>
No. liU? SleColloch street. 2 rooms.... 5 ou
No. 2510 Main street. 2 rooms & 00
No 3Ja Main -street. 3 rooms, ^rlth
Ire* use of both gases S 00
No. it'" Main street. & rooms, witn
fry* u?e of both gases IS 00
No. rT Main street, saloon with bar
r.stures and 4 rooms, or 12 rooms,
ir Con red .
So. lttt McColloeh street SIS 00
So. 12i9 Alley H 7 0
No. 51 8outh York street 20 u0
9o.43?outh>Twk street II 00
No. 5K- Alley B, 5 room* :;v 9 00
No. 147 Fourteenth street, both pases.
bot water ajid bam 20 00
No. y*1- Main street, 2 rooms s 00
NoiS4 Sixteenth street, store room.... 20 (0
. Na JM Thirty-thlrt! street, store room < 00
Fmir-roomea hauses,Crescent Place . 7 00
Twflvr-roomfd residence. 3^ acres
Ground, Kdjclngton's Lane...,' ?.
No. SB Alley B.. .. 8 00
rooms rear bt Mission Sunday
Mbool. Eighteenth street....;. ft 00
Three roonis. Pleasant Valley. 6 00
FOR SALE.
Residence Fifteenth street, M.00Q.
Resiaenoe Fifteenth street, ?^uOO
No. IMS street, J1.7UU.
No. 422 and 422H Market street.
No. Mi Seventeenth street. * rooms, both
ga?es.
No. 2R* Msln street.
Sixteenth street residence, itfiOQ,
Nos. 452 and 454 National road.
Countors and shelving. No. "101 Thirtythird
street.
No. 92 Sixteenth street cj,.:
Lot on South Front street
Eix-roomed house. Peninsula.'
JAMES A. HENRY,
Retl Bstate Agent Collector, Notary Public
and Pension Attorney. No. 161i Market
street myl
FOB SALE. ~
Splendid house, 12 rooms and large hall,
vtth large lot Chapllne St., Fifth ward;
cheap on easy terms.
House. I rooms, brick, and-hall, 14th
it. easy terms. IS.Ota
House, 4 rooms. 29th St., S700.
House. 6 rooms. Jacob at.. Centre Wheelfc*.
easy terms, fl.fiw.
House, ? rooms and hall. Market street
Centre Wheeling, cheap, 11.30..
Splendid oldg. site for dwelling, 16th st
FplendJd bldg. site for dwelling. 14th st.
House. 5 rooms. 24th st. I1.4UU.
*?? ? 1 roflmm and halL with all modern
taprovVmcmi^ Chaplino *??\c; Centre
Housed? rooms and hall, lStlrst* <2,700.
House; 5 rooms,-11th St., fl,4fkv'?
House; 2 room*. In Belvedere td&, |fi?.
House, 14 rooms and store rsom, Main
it. near 21st St., Jot 44x122 ft./WjWO.
House. 7 rooms, hal and large lot I4tb
It. S4.SC
House, 7 rooms and 6-roomed bouse In
wr; lot 20x120 ft., ISth st, $3,000. '
House. 7 rooms, brick, with hall, Jacob
it Centre Wheeling; cheap, W&l
^House, 6 rooms, brick. Eon stqffifa ward.
House, 7 rooms, N. Market st.:. cheap,
B.W).
I lots on Llnd st. Belvedere, $223 each.
H"'i?e, 2 rooms, Wilson st, Centre
Wheeling; etfsy terms, JS2).
Hoti?<-. 4 rooms and attic, Jacob st, Ctb
wsrd, H.4S0.
Hons*. 14 rooms, brick, 16th st.'J*.60&
Hotel. 24 rooms, Martin's y?rry, O.,
chf'ap. on easy terms.
Hnu??v * rooms and t-roomed-house In
rr?-. Market st, bet. "th and Hth sts., 13,901.
Home, * rooms and hall, batli and both
ftsM, Jacob st., bet. 15th and 18tH, $6,600.
Buslnes property on Market st at mod*
er?t? price.
??. $w>. <300, $500. $2,000 and 12,600 to loan
en r*i?l estate. ?
Hou?r. four room ai)d storeroom. North
M.vn strr^t. Ch#?np. on easy terms, $2,809.
NVw house. * rooms, with large lot, at
Edfflngton Lane. 22,500.
NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel. Ml 17B Market StrMt.
. ?P"
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
A \r>ry desirable residence and business
t ; "riy. corner Main una Tenth streets,
^ Fifteenth street, 7 rooms, brick.
!' ! Hixtcenth street, lot 30x120 feet.
A tin., resldenco In Pleasant Valley.
i.-t ami l!?2 Seventeenth street
N * Kentucky street, 4 room*.
'"rooms and 2 dwelling* renting for
J per month, corner Market and
streets, pays 13 per oeM*.
3 Kentucky street, lot SOxwYeet
A fin" resldfjHt) on Virginia atfMt. All
r*' Vrr r?,nvetilcnce; price Iow.?_,it
:'J12 Chupllno street, lsfW brick
' line
N- *' i?h street. 7 room* and afable.
I7th street, l> rooms and stable,
orrnr Main ami Sixteenth street,
ill Mth street, 7 room* and hath.
* iv>3 Chapllno Ntreet, 7 room*.
" i'. 'iiapllne Htnwt. 9 roomis
on MiiIn St.. between 2Zd and 23d St*.
' on North Wafmsh street.
: South Uro.idwuy, resldenco of J.
f* I: .. her Jlffi.
North York street. it
' y irolnna Ht., 7 rooms, totfdern.
:r N h ft., <l rooms, cheap.
1 lot In l'Uwnnt Valley. ,
Vermont street, 4 rooms; lot 25x100
II v.
nioch property on North Main 8L
SfoNIJY TO LOAN.
Fi.N :haRT & TATUM,
Tho City Bank Building.
, .one 213. * ^ ap24
TO LET.
Bus;noss Property.
? f.Mj r.xJ'.-o, with neeond and thlnl
n Htonn tk. Thnmaa'. Htoro
' * In ttr.<t-<-l?f?* rf-pnlr.
' .ry l>ull?JinK No. 10 Twelfth
room on fourteenth Btreet for
y 10 l.i nn on Real Kstate Hccurlty.
: ;')
HOLP e*j SH-A-TNTZD,
: ? 30 Fourteenth Htrrrt.
VVI UY DKScittPTIONOF "
,4 ^ book,Job. Nowapaporantf Ponpr'ntlnjf
?lono At Rcii?onaMa flatMit toe
' : I't'itvchh Jnu I'ktytt.io Owe*. Modern
- i Jupta to-** ti$w Type an J i/y iif ui
t. OPTMAN & 00.
Over.
. too. IIo knows whoro lie can
as well probably as you do.
our own better judgment and
<
i
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ig, combining taste
a.
>r men who admire
> i'e
ic
ear and all correct and dressy
or. RIGHT PRICES FOR
f,
an&Co.,
n and Twelfth Streets.
tl Outfit with each Boy's Suit.
lviOMTHLYv MEETING
Of the Itonrd of Commissioners of
Ohio Count jr. |o
REPORTS OF THE COM^TTFIS
And Ilontlno Baal net*
er? Appointed tor Sew Howli to be
Oprutd I'p? Ximn of (be Contractor* for
Work on the Various Roatli and the
Price Per Yard They ?ra to Reoelre for
MuariiraliluK - MlMflUntom Matter*
? ..... h ir >r
The boanl of commissioners met in
regular monthly session yesterday. The
only Important business transacted outside
of routine matters was the l*r-> - o"
of contracts for work on the county
roads. ,0
The committee onrcpurt house and Jail
recommended for* payment bills
amounting to $752 91, and tho finance
committee bills ngregatlng $172 05. The
finance committee^Ho reported sheriff's
orders returned amounting to $6,032
95.
The poor house and farm committee
reported monthly bills amounting to
1591 60. During tho past month there
were a total of 102 Inmates In the oounty
Infirmary, of which seventy-five were
white males, twenty-three females, and
four colored females. There were three
deaths during the month. The contingent
poor fund expenses during April
were 1861 80.
The committee on roads and bridges
renorted monthly bills amounting to
f 1.750 10. x.
The city water boa.nl was granted the
privilege of laying m^lna free of charge
on the river road. In'exchange for this
courtesy they will place watering
troughs near the Top Mill, and at the
toll gate on the Fairmont pike.
On motion the Surburban Railway
Company was asked to place a fire plug
at the Kim Grove toll gate, no that the
property would be protected from fire.
J. H. Mazingo filed his bond as superintendent
of road precinct No. 9, Liberty
district. I . ?
Committees of viewers were asked for
to locate roads through the lands of
Nlnlan Beall and Theodoro Wolfe: also,
to locate a road through the property
of Boone and Hedges, In Richland district.
The committee on roads and
bridges was appointed viewers in both
instances.
The American Telephone and Telegraph
Company (Mmg distance telephone
company), was onlored to move
certain poles on thetiatlonai mad.
The Wheeling, West Liberty and
Bethany loll gate property was offered
for sale. Out Its nal<j was enjoined by
the Woods' heirs, who claimed that by
the terms of 4he deed they had the privilege
of purchasing the property by
appraisement. This Malm having been
found to be correct, the board appointed
E. M. AtWfosoa as appraise# fa the
matter.
Commissioners Robinson and
meller were apopinted a committee on
poor for the ensuing three,months.
The committee on roads and bridges
submitted the awards for work bn .the
county roads, which were confirmed by
the board. They were as follower
Trlmlrlphla Illalrlrt.
T>. E. Nlekerson, Boggs Hill, SprV^nc's
and.Bushflfld's. $l 35 per yard.
Rice * Davis, Chapfl Jtun, amhjJwln*
ger's 91c. Pm
K. J Ferrell. La Id ley's Run to Ifcfrnsyl
vnnla state line. Me.
I* 8. McConnell. Middle Wheellntf fcreek,
lower end. Mr.
Klmmonn & Rurhannn, Middle Wheeling
creek. upi?er end. ffic.
J. W, Robinson, Monument and' Rig
Wheeling ereek, 72c.
W. V. Venneman, Peter's Run, 7.1c.
William Robinson, Stone Church, SI 31
Rurhannn & Mcf'aurdand, Valley
Grove and Middle Wheeling creek, }l
W. A. McConn, I?aldley'n Run to Kldd'n
mine?*, Mc. |.?
William Minch, Rroivnis Run, Kc.
J. W. Robinson, Kim urove and Hons'
hill. nic. .
W. It. Springer, McCutolieon'a to Ruchannn'M
mill, $1 u?.
W. II. Austin, Wheeling and Elm drove.
77c,
John Johnson, Steenrod'a to ML de
Cbnntal, SI ('1
Ittrhlund Dlalrlef.
George T,anglnger, lo Pogue'a Run, 70c.
A. h. Adam?', Poguo'a Run to Duvls, ROc.
Henry Hall. <;reg*wvillc. Clinton and
Potomac?1st division, ?;K.
Nathan Vanatnnn. ijBapol Run and
Springer's bill,
K. V. Smith. Kelly's barn and Dement
cemetery. Si
Ralrd Nichols, Pcgue'i* Run, f~<c.
Robert Costaln, river road, 1st division,
SI 21.
J. W. House, river road, 2d division,
SI
David Hercules, Short Creek-north
fork. AOe. J
Kirk Ridglcy, Short Creek?south fork,
80e.
John W. Hercules, Sltort Creek-main
Stern, 79?.
W. W. Shannon, RooniC Hedge*, Kc.
Daniel Jf. Dean, O, C.& P. to Cherry
hill, 07r.
Kd. Springer, Roggs' hill, Springer and
Rusbfleld'H. SI 03.
John T. Cart?r, Rrown's Run, We.
John W. l!erciile.?. Ulonti'n Run and
Cherry IfIS?. " \
William Cret-n, Rollly and Dolaplalne,
SI 17.
W. I*. Carter, Waddle and Wardnri'a
Run, KH\
Ralrd Nichols, IMglngton's lann to
Retbany pike, SI or..
W. II. AlflgMK". IIUII n IMIII. JN.V.
l?. li, Waddle, UlRtilnnd school hous?.
"jMnT?ii On mm mini, West Union and
Itonny's Point, ll 01.. ? , ,
j, w, Knhiiipon, Heit Union and Hon
ryj* \v!,rno^l?v?on. Wont $nlon und Hon"h*
B.?Cmi(lwSi, dl.trlct lino to Harv?y'?.
II a.
MtMMr nitiritt.
Orum? A Myrr Or.cfi.vHlo, Clinton and
I'otom?c-2nJ dlvlilon, II U.
"THE ' OADEMIE DE !
HAS P
aaML
JijJUlbi
("THE QUEEN OF
AT THE HEAD OP
EXAMINED FOR PUI
FROM DISEASE GER
W. I* Smith. Kelly's barn aud'Dement
cemetery, |Mu.
Melvlti Howmun, McC. raw's Hun to G.
C. & P. road. II 10.
W. E. Montgomery, nice and Castleman's
Hun. SI 3.r>.
Robert 8ettoll, Valley Grove and Middle
Wheeling crcok. $1 ( !?.
Ell Johnson, Wheeling, W. L. & B.?2d
division, Jl iO.
F. 1*. Garrison, l^ong Jfa*gfl?lPotomac,
Horace Shepherd, i Liberty to
Well?burg. ROc.
In men A. Rice, Rattle Run to G. C. & P.
road, Mc.
Henry Srlbert, Dixon's Run to O. C. &
P. road. !hk\
William Morrison, Gllmore's crossing to
Patterson's hill. $1 SO.
Alvah Garrison, Rice and Weldman's,
II 55.
Howmnn Brothers, Stuhlflre's to West
Alexander. SI *5.
I' race 8hn>pard, Wast*. J^berty and ,
Harvey's. |l. 15. i'-4v4',
Calvin Dougal, West Mberty toKJlrtyV
Point. S3c. 7 -
ltilchlr DUtrtrt.
W. C. Way man, Wheeling and Elm
Grove, St l.V
J. C. Garvin, Wheeling and Elm Grove,
II 10.
Fred Miller, Wheeling and Fairmont,
II ir..
W. Pi Waymon. Wheeling and ridge,
nil.
Qfipfge T .ant Inner, Wheeling, W. I* &
division,
' ^VjMlum olmer. Covenanter church to
Sttlhiflr*'*. 7.V. _
T, n. Smith, Honey's Point to B. 8. &
B.rfc.
*
KtraiiRrra Come litre to Mnrrr.
Yesterday two couples frt>m Pennsylvania
came to . heeling bent on assuming
th?' married relation. Clerk
Hook obligingly Issued the proper ioc|
Omenta to them In the shape of llcenaes,
Th'Wr were Edward McOarcy, aginl 24,
and Josephine Fulmer. aged i?fi. of Pittsburgh;
and Samuel Patterson, aged ia,
and Elen Ma lone, aged 25.
I (ml KitKlr Trmnfrr.
The following transaction In real estate
wan admitted to record in Clerk
Hook's ofllro yesterday:
Peeri made Aprfl 2S. 1596. by Henry
Hclmbrl?rht and wife to William HartenstfJn
for lot No. 43 In Mount Wood
cemetery, for 35.
Auction Sa
. STOCK TO BE
Sale every d3y, afternoon
seats for ladies.
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WEST VIRGINIA EDITORS
Are I'romliMl n Illy Tlmr nt MUlrrsvlllc.
Koine of (lie Arraii|{einrut?
The newspaper men 'of the stato ore
anxiously looking forward to the blgr reunion
at Sietorsville. Indications now
piont to a full attendance of the members.
many accompanied by Indies.
The entertainment commltt nt SIstcrsvllle
h:?s raised a handsome- rum to
be expended in < Mtcrtnlnlng th<* guests.
The bndge tht y hrfve ndoptcri Is one
that will be much appreciated ns a souvenir.
It will lw a miniature Klaus oil
barrel filled with .v'est Virginia oil. attached
by n chain to a beautiful satin
badge.
A souvenir boo!' with special cover
( W.TIKIl is ih'jnKIHIM :i will rinily
Illustrated and will contain loitralta
of tnoj?t of the editors and prominent
mon of the Htatc. Editor* who have not
ordered transportation diottld do ho at
once. and If they, h.iv not complied
with the request to f--. ' phoiopraph for
the souvenir they *hn'hi ono, nc?
com;wihl*'d l.y SI t'? Mr. J. I,. I-Vhr, SIstewllle.
\V. Va.
A number of rdltoin from adjoining
HtutoH are expected, and th? ?dl king.* of
Sl?temvllle ore laying out a programme
that cannot fall to pj if everybody.
pnirrc #ueh a* Rnnok & C'o. name on
I illl 1a) un(? silk* weii- never before
known.
UNDERTAKING.
"LOUIS BERTSCHY.
(Formerly of Frew & Bertschy.)
Funeral Director and Arterial Rmbalmtr,
1116 MAIN 8TREET. EAST SIDE.
Call* by telephone anawered day or
nlyht. Store telephone. C5; residence. 601
G7 MENDEL & CO.,
1114 MAIN Kritf-Er,
7VY ortitihnS,
Prompt Attention Day or Night.
Tele. Calls?Undertaking Boom*. No.
fl. Kd. Mendel (residence) No. 162L R. F.
I'HUi iBtimm HouwH. No. irk ocll
g Diamonds, Watches,
I S\ Jewelry, Silverware,
I vJ Cut Class, Lamps, etc.
CLOSED OUT.
i and evening. Reserved
ENS & CO.,
5T STREET.
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Every style is represent'
kraTjs
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1319 3IARKET STREET,
i with every Child Suit
S!AN CLOAK COMPANY.
sWear. ;
Elegant Desigaj.
Tho Bast Workmanship.
freach Combination Suits
Latest Styles in Shirt
Waists.
Thinnest and Daintiest
Fabrics.
Everything Fresh and
Choice.
k Parisian Cloak
COMPANY,
1130 Main Street.
GEO. E. JOHNS.
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