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THE PRIMARIES. 1 Republicans ol Ohio County Sclcct TO THE THREE CONVENTIONS At Clwk.liurn InR-Th. Vole Itfprrwlitillvt lint Sot llMtr on Artonnt or llio Aliwnrr or Comm. 111 .11 Two 1)1. UllU-Mr.

Uraily lu.ltn In Clou light lii TrUdrlphta District. 'At the Republican primaries In Ohio county, Saturday "afternoon, held for the purpose o( selecting delegates to the three conventions, state nominating. congressional and county, ns largo larger voto was polled than had been expected. In only two districts were there spirited contests for tho honor of attending tho conventions as delegates. In Trladclphla district Mr.

Joseph C. Brady made an active canvass, but defeated. Tho day was pleasant, though uncomfortably warm In tho afternoon. Tho results In the several districts of the county will be found below: District. The vote: State Felslg, 202; David Greer.

162; Joseph Hedges, 151; William McCormlck, 1SS; M. Altmeyer, 151; J. II. Kiddle, 158; II. C.

Mooney, 165; C. J. Bawling, 165. Congressional Coyle, 100; Dr. C.

F. Ulrlch. 1X4; Jacob Snyder. 161; W. O.

McCluskey, 138; J. K. List. 130; Edward Elliott. 135; Henry Morris, 79; George Zoeckler.

117; William Goehrlng. OS; It. Frailer, 51; G. B. William Schwertfeger, 52.

County Stanton, 169: C. S. Brilles, 114; L. J. Davis.

141; J. W. McNary. 112; H. B.

Drabelle, 72; W. II. Mut-gge. 1SK; Ferd. Fey, S3; B.

W. Connelly. 159; Kdward Hazlett. 107; John. 119; James McCahon.

19; Serig, The delegates: State Felslg. II. C. Mooney. David Greer.

William McCormlck. C. J. Bawling, J. 11.

Kiddie. Congressional C. F. Ulrlch, W. O.

McCluskey, John K. List. Jacob Snyder, Kdward Elliott. Georse Zoeckler. County Stanton, B.

W. Connolly, John Rodenbauijh. W. H. Muegge, L.

J. Davis. C. S. Brilles.

MnriUoit State F. Taylor. 82; Samuel Kraft. 170; S. H.

Bell. 102; J. H. Devore, 92; J. McII.

Jones. 218; N. C. Hamilton. 171: O.

H. Senseny. 178; W. J. W.

Cowden. 145; Benjamin Exley, 97; H. P. McGregor. 146., Congressional convention Hugh Hawkins.

258; J. O. Grey. 257; Dr. W.

C. Etzler. 2G0: G. F. Taylor.

259; D. C. List. 257, E. Buckman.

255. County Meyer. 117; W. N. Balrd.

144: D. H. Clark. 81; W. P.

McKelvey. 186; Dr. B. W. Hazlett.

H. Collier. II. Hearne. 151: H.

134: W. E. Etzler, 119: W. G. Wilkinson.

52; A. J. Clarke. 10S; G. K.

McMechen. 107. The delegates: State Kraft. N. C.

Hamilton, J. W. Cowden. J. McII.

Jones. C. H. Senseny. II.

P. McGregor. Congressional convention Hugh Hawkins. W. C.

Etzler. D. C. List. J.

O. Grey. G. F. Taylor.

E. Buckman. County Meyer. W. P.

McKelvey. H. Hearne. A. J.

Clarke. C. H. Collier. W.

N. Balrd. Clay District. The vote: State B. Dobbins.

130; 'Levi Cassell. Benjamin Redman, 117; Bentley Jones'. 85; Henry Baer. 92; X. B.

Scott. 113; Samuel Useltan. 114; John Frew, 112; Louis Gutman. 127. Congressional R.

McMechen. Thomas O'Brien. 179; Guy T. Scott. 179: H.

W. McLure. 179; H. W. Fair.

179: Dr. L. N. Reefer. 179.

County R. Campbell. 108; Edward Dick. 131; Dr. G.

A. Aschman. 117: H. C. Caldwell, 92: Bert Hobbs.

155; Dr. S. L. Jepson. Rlheldaffer.

118; B. S. McLure, no. The delegates: State B. Dobblns.B?nJamln Redman.

Levi Cafsell, Samuel Uselton. Louis Gutman. B. Scott. Congressional B.

McMechen. Guy T. Scott. H. W.

Fair. Thomas O'Brien, H. W. McLure, Dr. L.

X. Reefer. County Dick, J. C. Rlheldaffer, Bert Hobbs.

S. L. Jepecon, G. A. Aschman, B.

S. McLure. Uiilou District. The vote: B. Caldwell, 114; Samuel Sloan.

136; Ed. E. Baldwin 53, James McAdams 141: George Loos 92, J. R. Butts 155, Charles LoefTIer, lOH, W.

A. Crawford 97. Walter Wills 50, S. O. Ttoyce.

92. J. E. W. McCulley 52, Robert Teasdale 71, M.

J. Fitzpatrick 42. Caldwell 107, Samuel Sloan 129. Ed E. Baldwin 04, James McAdams 141, George Loos 97, John R.

Butts 142. Charles Loelller. 107, W. A. Crawford S9.

Waltei Wills 51. S. O. Boycc 89, J. E.

W. McCulley 53. Robert Teosdale 74, M. J. Fitzpatrlck 42.

Zwlcker 124, Harry Hocking 117. Hermann Hess Marks 46, S. O. Boyce 42, Samuel Nesbitt 130, J. M.

Gonter 44. A. T. Hupp 64, Charles Meder 80; Samuel Sloan 73. Geo.

B. Caldwell 48. M. A. Chew 42, James Marshall 74.

B. 32, D. F. McDonald 15. J.

E. W. McCulley 3S. The delegates: Stnte Sloan, GB. Caldwell, James McAdams.

J. R. Butts. Charles Loonier. W.

A. Crawford. Congressional Convention Samuel Sloan. James McAdams. J.

R. Butts, G. Caldwell, Charles Loelller! George Loos. County Zwlcker, Harry Hocking, Hermann Hess, Samuel Nesbltt, James Marshall, Charles Mcder. Centre District.

There was no contest In this district, each candidate received 29 votes. The delegates: State Convention? N. E. C. F.

Bachman. Dr. D. H. Taylor, T.

C. Moffat. W. 11. Travis and E.

R. Metzner. Congressional Convention William Nesbltt. J. G.

W. D. Morris. C. "Leonhart, Joseph Dunlap and Robert County T.

Spring. J. D. Hall. Dr.

William Petrle. C. Z. Dally, Dr. D.

H. Taylor, W. H. Travis. Webster District.

The vote: State A. Helmbrlght 231. David Evans 234. John Cummins 154, Joseph It. Travis 245.

Leroy Miller 224, George St. Meyers 153, Charles Donn 171, A. A. Carney 85, A. C.

F. Ebellng 13C. Congressional Convention C. A. Helmbrlght 206, John Cummins 172, Capt.

A. A. Carney 130, A. D. Howe 198, J.

D. Stanton 152, George St. Meyers 131, A. C. F.

Ebellng HO, Charles Moore 2IG. John Bartolls 159, William Schambra 150. County Llndsey 207, Jacob Ketzer 117; H. C. Meyers 53, Henry Kern 181, David Evans 17fi.

Willlam Schambra 12, Oliver 10. Keed 118, George W. Zlnnner 69, Frank 42, William Kemlck 64, G-orge Bordeaux 71, "Charles Repke 84. C. H.

Dowler 70, Geo. W. Wilkinson 13, James Calllhan 178, Louis Miller 21, William Latouch 74. The State A. Helmbrlght, David Evans.

J. It. Travis, Leroy Miller, Charles Doan, John Cummins. Congressional Convention C. A.

Helmbrlght. A. D. Howe, Charles Moore, John Cummins, John Bartolls, J. D.

Stanton. County Llndsey, Henry Korn, David Evans, James Calllhan, 0. E. Reed, Jacob ReUcr. TllUliU DUlrktV The vote: State P.

Wheat, 232; Albert Orum, 211; W. If. Won, 201: Fred. Hehafcr, 150; Doyle, 140; Conrad 11 rum or, 180; F. C.

200; Joseph Hero, 185; John May, 111; Robert F. Earp, 101; N. MountforU, 80; Richard Hoeekor, 41; Alex, Helmut, 9'J; Chailea MornlngHtar, 125. Congressional D. May, 224; Charles Mornlngstar, 241; Frank Edele, 240; W.

J. Stein, 106; W. 216; Robert L. Karp. 202; Nathaniel Mountford, 178; William 210; C.

W1Ulan238. County J. Sehultz'c, 236; C. E. Morris.

146; Wiley Woods, 161; Richard Wynn, 89; Harry Cunningham, 133; Charles 200; George Howman, Hell, Rose, 161; Dr. Edward Armbrecht, 222; Charles Mornlnustifr, 108; Frank Edele, 14S; W. 11. Won, 128. Tho delegates: State conventlon-rK.

P. Wheat, W. II. Hlon. Joseph IJoro, Albert Orum.

C. Williams, Fred. Schaefor or Conrad Bremer. Concessional D. May, Frank Kdele, F.

C. Williams, Charles W. Rose; William Zlmmcr. County J. Sehultze, F.dward Armbrecht.Georgo Hryson, Wiley Woods, Thomas Rose.

l.tbciiy Diaiitct. The voto: State contests. Congressional contests. County convention the Curtis candl- i dates defeated tho McCulloch men. The delegates: State S.

Bell. Elza Bowman. J. C. Lewis, R.

M. Maxwell, Henry Spears, Frank Garrison. Congressional L. K. R.

White, II. L. McCammls, William Davis, H. C. Dunlap, J.

It. Whltham. County (M. Blaney, W. B.

Gibson, George Morrison. N. R. Murmy, C. A.

Hroffard. Albert Davla. District. I The vote: I State S. Rlocb.

191; B. W. Peterson. Lester Smith, J. Frank Dow, G.

I'M. Herwlg. H. MeCausland, 133; John Balrd. 1S2; "William Porter.

219; John E. Clator, 67. Congressional 11. Handlan, 2S0; Joseph H. Connelly, 2S0; Thomas J.

Orr. 277; Henry liner. 280; John S. Hand. 276; Lewis Wharton, 277.

County W. Humphrey. 160; Joseph C. Brady, 130; W. D.

Johnson. 15S; Ralph McCoy. 230; John D. Muldoon. 164: M.

H. MeCausland. 109; George W. Hand, 123; John C. Duncan, 83; Amos Lowe.

163; Charles Hamilton. 97: William C. Ralrd. 97; J. W.

Guy, ISO; R. G. Uuchunnon, 31. The delegates: State Smith. Willlam Ported, G.

E. Herwlg, J. Frank Dow. B. W.

Peterson, S. S. Blocb. Congressional Handlan. T.

J. Orr. J. S. Hand.J.

H. Connolly. Henry Imer. Lewis Wharton. County McCoy, Guy, W.

D. Johnson. Amos Lowe, G. W. Humphrey, J.

D. Muldoon. HIcIiInimI District. In Richland there were no contests. Tho following delegates were named: State J.

Lyle. David Waddell. Charles Busbey. R. P.

Glass. Harvey Wells. Congressional Moore, J. P. Lash.

Harlan P. Carter. Simon Bowman, Jacob Zllles, Charles Wolf. County Lyle. J.

P. Lash. Wesley Bowman. Will Waddell, M. T.

McCullough, Elmer Nictols. A TOWN MOURNED Tlie Untimely TaUln? Away of Three Tonne Fnneralt of the ot the Wellibarf; Drowning t)ccnrrctl Yeatertlny. Yesterday In Wellsburg occurred tho funerals of the three young who death In the Ohio river while crossing to a fishing camp on the Ohio side a mile above the town, nn account of which appeared In Friday's Intelligencer. The of Miss Kate Roberts, was recovered Saturday night at Martin's'Ferry under the union railway bridge by Hlllls Criswell, and that of Miss Alice Baxter, another victim of the tragedy, was recovered In the ufternoon the sarno day at Prof. Stephenson's island above the city.

The third victim was young James Lloyd, whose body was found eurly yesterday morning near the upper pumping station of the "Wheeling water works. Arthur Roberts, a brother of Miss Roberts, identified young Lloyd's remains by clothing; the body Itself was beyond recognition, the exceedingly warm weather having caused speedy decomposition of the remains of the three. A steam yacht started for Wellsburg with Lloyd's at 7 a. rn. and arrived there at 11 o'clock.

In the morning at 11 o'clock, the funeral of Miss Baxter occurred from hfcr parents' residence In Wellsburg. Rev. Mr. Chrlstman. of the Episcopal church, officiating, assisted by Rev.

Mr. Cochran. The burial of young Lloyd, and Miss Roberts occurred at the same hour, 6 p. m. Tho services over tho former's remains took place at the home of his parents.

Rev. Mr. McKeo. of the Methodist church, officiating. The funeral of Miss Roberts took place at the same time from the Catholic church.

Rev. Father Harris, of Wheeling, ami Rev. Father Duffy, of Wellsburg. having charge. At the entrance to the cemetery the two funeral corteges met and became one.

Nearly every man. woman and child In "Wellsburg followed to the grave. The town was never stirred up so before. ABOUT PEOPLE. In the City ami Wheeling Abroad.

A Inrgejlelegatlon of Wheeling poople departed on tho queen of the Ohlp. the Virginia, yesterday morning, for Cincinnati. They will make the round trip. Among the party were: Mr. Louis C.

Stlfel. Miss Lizzie Stlfel, Miss Nellie Schmidt. MIhs Ella Chow. Miss Loretta Morgan. MIsh Jesslo Wheat, Miss Emma Schulz.

Miss Helena Schwortfeger and Mr. Griffin and wife. Miss Jennie Honderson, of Chicago, Is visiting Mrs. William Isett, of Norjh Main street. Miss Mary Gardner and Miss Mary Puull have gone to Steubenvillo to attend a large party.

Mr. John Mendel, who has boon with Geo. R. Taylor, has accoptcd a position the F. W.

Bauiner Company. Miss Ilelon Caldwell, who has been away from home visiting friends for tho past month, returned on Saturday. Mrs. Bernard Slranley and daughter', MlsrfAnnie, have returned from a pleasant trip to Cleveland, Buffalo and Toronto, Canada. V.

S. C. K. Xntlonnl Convention, Washington, D. 7 to 13, ISDO.

The West Virginia delegates to tho International Convention at Washington, D. having decided to attend tho convention In a body, together with their friends, will leave July 7. at 11:10 a. via the Baltimore Ohio, and will be Joined at jHilnts along the Fourth division by delegates and friends, arriving at Grafton ut p. where they will also bo Joined by delegates and friends from Parkersburg and intt-rrnedlato points, leaving Grafton at 3:10 p.

m. and arriving at Washington City at 11 p. m. CHAMBERLAIN'S Cough Remedy cures colds, croup and whooping cough. It Is jJeasant, safe and reliable.

For sale by C. It. Gootze. W. W.

Irwin, C. Schnopf. C. Monkomcllor, John Khirl, W. 11.

Hague. II. C. Stewart, It. B.

Burt. J. Coleman, A. E. Scheale, William Menkemeller, J.

G. JO bole, Wheeling; Bowie Company, Bridgeport; B. F. Son, Benwood. A BAD WRECK lftist of Little Washington on the JJultimorc Si Ohio Kosul.

ONE WAS KILLED In the CrMili ilmt Ifiiunnl wlicu 1 lie Train C'rmlitd Into Tunnel'where Krvcrnl of Kit till I lull nil llifl Divlaloii wrre DHnynl Klevrit IrucnlixiM Kattipe ufllie KiiKlmtr miiU l'lrtiintii oftliu Ah tho result of a cavc-ln nt tunnel No. 0, bettor Known as tho Hrndy tunnel on tho rinlthnbro Ohio, one mllu custof AN'aaliliiKton, yesterday morning, a freight conductor, John Cynley, was Instantly killed, tho track wns blocked and trains deluyed from eleven to eight hours. Yesterday morning between 4 and 5 o'clock, when tho second section of freight train No. 89, westbound, drawn by engine 1387, In charge of Engineer Charles llellley and Flfeman A. Woaver, was Hearing the western mouth of tho Brady tunnel the engineer saw dimly through the smoke from the engine of tho first section, that dirt was falling but a few yards ahead.

11 are I having time to shut off the steam he jumped from the locomotive, which ploughed Into the dirt that continued to comb down from the roof of the tunnel. From the story of the engineer, who was not Injured, It seems that the eariN started to fall when the engine waHVmiy llfty or sixty feet away. The train was going at fifteen rjiiles per hour. The fireman, seeing the danger ahead, slipped down to tho end of tho boiler and thus escaped without a bruise. John Conley, tho conductor of the tririn.

who was riding la tho cab, was not so fortunate. Like llellley, he attempted to Jump, but he was caught between the engine after It had left tho track, and the stono wall of the tunnel. lll? death was Instantaneous, bin head being mashed ami his from tho waist up, was crushed nnd mangled. After the accident, when the frightened crew looked for their companion, his hands and forearms could be plainly seen outstrntched above the wrecked while his limp and lifeless body was suspended between the cab and the wall, ills feet wore fully five frorfi the xround. Aid was soon sent for, but It was nearly 11 o'clock before the engine could be moved sufliclently to remove the conductor's remains.

He was taken to Glenwood on on evening train. Mr. Conley lived with his wife at Glenwood and had no children. He was aged thirty jvars. Before the railroad service his home was at Parkers.

on the Baltimore Ohio main line, In Doddrldjjo county, Va. As to the wreck, besides the engine, tho tender was smashed into small sized kindling wood and ono end of the first car was knocked In. Altogether six cars left the track. The railroad employes residing nt "WushlnKton and other points, were hastily summoned and put to work, a ropo having been stretched- acroHS the mouth of the tunnel to keep out eager slRht seers, who Hocked to the place by scores. The engine and cars were righted and Kotten on the traek late yesterday afternoon and everything-cleared so trains were able to start out by 5 o'clock.

Passenger trains. 106 and No. 102. both morning trains, moved out at 5 p. m.

after a delay of many hours. Sevcrai freight trains wer alao gathered In the Washington yard. The wreck was caused by the giving way of the timbers which supported the overhead. The tunnel Is with stone and brick only a part of tho way from either end. the middle section held up as stated.

Tlw timbers have been In use for several years. The earth which fell, amounted to about an ordinary car load. TlieSotlalltj-'g Day. thff St' -Mphonsus church had an interesting day yesterday. in the morning they had attractive services at church and In the afternoon they went to Wheeling park wnere tho coollnjr breeze.i were i u' Opera House band the music at the church and park and a larsre number of German Catholics from Pittsburgh and Steubenvllle were present.

A LITTLE 111, then a llttfa pill. The III Is gone, tbo pill has wdh. De Witt's Little Early Ulsers. the little pills that cure ffreat UIs. Charles Soetze 1 corner Twelfth and Market streetsBowie fjz Company.

Bridgeport; Son, Ben wood. 2 I'm lorCnr I.inc IirUvrtn I Wheeling nml Will open July 20, via Pan Handle i route and Ohio River railroad. Leave Pittsburgh union station. 9:10 a. m.

city time, arrive Wheeling 11:35 a. Parkersburg 3:30 p. m. Leave Parkersbnrir mK 7 m- arrive 1 Ittsburgh 9:20 p. city time, dally, except Sunday.

"Cures talk "In favor of Hood's Sarsaporilla, as for no other modi- cine. Us great curcsreoorded in truthful, convincing Innguagoof grateful men and women, constituto its most effective advertising. Many of theso cures are marvelous. They bnvo won tho confidence of tho people; havo given Hood's Sarsaparllla tho largest ealea In tho world, and havo made necessary for its manufacture the greatest laboratory on earth. Hood's Sarsaparlllals known by tho cures it has madc-curca ot scrofula, salt rheum and eczema, euros of rheumatism, neuralgia and weak nerves, euros of dyspepsia, liver troubles, catarrh-cures which provo Sarsaparilia fact tile Ono True H00d'S Pills Sg.

CLOCK8, DEckER tl CO. After House wis utock a laryo assortment at very low prices. you nro Phort on SPOON'S. or FOHKH. Wo can hoin you out.

Our STOCK ia lariro. u'? can soli you bcHt qunilty Silver Knives and Porks at that it would bo cheaper to uho than Steel Knives and J-orkn you aro continually acourimr to krop bright. To iitimulato trado during dm (iun months of tho year, we will sell, our CoodH at Kroatly reduced prlce.H. Wo aro now receiving xorno nirn JN.OUSH SKTS and MELTS. Tlwv will bo in Kroat demand tliin weapon Save monoy and trnde with a Hooka that buys poodn for Cash.

1,88 JOHK BECKER JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS, 3527 JACOB STREET. This is the very best Smoking' Tobacco ipf Blackwell's Genuine BULL DURHAM You will flud one coupon tnnUlo each 5 ounc? bM and two Inside each i ouoo? bag. Buy a read the coupon and bow to set jour iharfl of la piwrau. R0CKER8-0, MENDEL CO. LOOK IN OUR WIDOW! -AND S3333 THELARGE, HIGH BACK Arm Rocker! CANE SEAT, WE ARE SELLING FOR $1.45.

G. Mendel Co. A GREAT CUT IN WHEELS. PRICES DOWN ON THE RUN. To-morrow our entire stock of wheels, with the exception of the "SPALDING," will be offered at the following figures.

Wheels that were $100 how $75. Wheels WQre now Wheels that were now $55 Wheels that were $00 now $43. Wheels tliat were $50 now $4('. Wheels that were $25 nowglS.50. WM.

SCHWERTFEGER, xi-46 avcja.xn\r street. REPAIRS. SUPPLIES. Durst's famous soda with every purchase. Thesrcat remedy ror nervous prostration and all nervous dlfeMcsof Ujo generative orjfacs of either sex.

tuch an Nervous Prostration. 3 lnc or Ixx-t Manhood. Icpotency: Nightly Youthful Errors, alental oitt, excessive of Tobacco or Opium, which lend to cumptlon and Insanity. With ovcry 65 order wo Klvo a written puarBEIOU12 AND AkTEH OalNG. to euro money.

Sold atSl.OO borei xor 85.00. Da, SSOTT'8 For talo by J. 1L KLAR1. J. S.

RHODES CO. Ladies' Shirt Waist $1.75 and $2.00 Waists Re- OR (laced to $1.50 Waists Reduced to $1,001 1.00 and $1.25 Waists Re- duced to 75c and 85c Waists Reduced 55c I to 50c and 60c Waists. Reduced 39c! These Waists are all this season's styles. The correct shape. DINNER SETS.

Half Price Sale! OF HAVILAND'S Sot $125.00 for $62.60. Sot 100.00 for 50.00. Sot 70.00 for 35.00. Sot 75.00 for 37.50. Sot 34.55 for 17.25.

JOHN FR1EDEL 1110 MAIN STREET. STATIONERY, BOOKS, ETC. ANOTHER CUT IN HAMMOCKS! Any Hammock in our stock can be bought at cost. CARLE BROS Markofstreat. 20 Per Cent Discount! From our late LOW PRICES on all HAMMOCKS in stock is moving them Too much rainy weather means too many Hammocks.

AT 1IA11D TIMES PRICES! AlVol tho latest Mncazlnes nnd Chenp Jtookfl, base ball Itoods, Foot Bulls. Croquet and Hnmraocks. All at bard times C. H. QU17WBV.

jy.S 1IU Matket Street' LEGAL NOTICES. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO County, West Virginia. UeorRe Crow, brother of Harnett Crow, deceased: John Crow, son of Uavlil Crow; A. M. Crow, Mary Coster.

W. 15. Crow, Melissa Van Via rah. George W. John Crow, son of Joseph Crow; Delia Van Vlnrnh nnd Maud Crow, Nancy Whltlntch and Kva L.

Crow, plalntlffr, vs. Susan Crow, widow of lJarnott Crow; Mary C. Shirley, William M. Crow, Harnett Alonzo Crow, Georgo William Crow, son of Peter Crow, decoasod; Marlon Francis Crow. James Richard Crow, Perry II.

Crow, Peter F. Crow, Joslnh Crow, Peter Crow and A. Jackson Crow, nnd all unknown heirs of Hurnctt Crow, deceased, NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSITIONS. The defendants will take notice that the depositions of A M. Crow, John Crow, son of iJavld Crow, deceased, and others, will be taken at the olllce of P.

Hubbard. No. 1421 Chanllne Wheeling, West Virginia, on Monday, August 3, 1SSKJ, between the hours of eight o'clock m. and six o'clock p. to ho read as evidence In the above cause on behalf of the plalntltTs.

And If, from any cause. the taking of tho said depositions shall not be commenced, or being commenced shall not be completed on', the day aforesaid, the taking of the samo will no adjourned from time to time, nt tho same place and between tho same hours, until tho samo shall bo completed. WM. JylMn Attorney for Plulntltt. real estate.

ilur hoinn on Boulh Front flneat residence location In riu" have complete slx-room squarO Hotith of bridge. 1 10-roomM rtwoiiltiK (new). Im Two ttalk to. motor Vulloy. (1.000, -or city property.

3-roome4 coUoro 23 South Huron on, A Hne lot on South Fenn itreet. llelvldm'loti: they are handy tot-, centre of city, JIM to cash. balance on monthly or yearly menta. SMITH DICKINSON KXC11AXOK HANK mil.DIM,, FOB ttEHFS hquMt on corner of McCoIIm nnd 3oth Btf? sultablo tor boarding per month. 5-roorn houso No.

2007 McColloch kt ti month. No. 31 3 per month No. 34'2tith 2 rooms und uttic, month. I louse, 4 rmrix.

corner of-19th i-j Alley month. 22K Alley Jj, 4 rooms 1st floor, J) month. 223; Alley 2 rooms 2d floor, i month. 4-room house Alley In rear la Main JS per month. 19th 3 room, JS 50 per month.

V4J 19th 3 room, S3 DO per month. 22 acres of land for pasture at low rtnt, NESBITT DEV1NE, '0 1733 Market fob No. 1G12 Main street, store room No. 1610 Main street, store room No. 1G2Q Main street, storu room llfc No.

1622 Main street, atoro room it No. 1G14 Main street, 4 a No. 1C1S Main street, eight rooms No. 2504 Main Htreet Htable 13 and stable $6 00. Summer reatdenco Pleasant Summer residence Pleasant Residence National Road 305 No.

170 Eighteenth street, 2 65, No. 129 Fourteenth street No. 335 Main street, 8 rooms, both gases 15 9 No. 337 Main street, saloon with bar fixtures and four rooms, both i-roomed houso in rear of No. ia Fourteenth-street No.

2510 Main street. 2 rocms 54 No. 1025 McColloch street 115? No. 1219 Alley 7 01 No. 147 Fourteenth street, both gases, hot water ana Datn 23 3 No.

2602 Main street. 3 rooms No. 101 Thirty-third street, store room Four-roomed houses Crescent 7 3 Three rooms, Pleasant Valley 8 4 FOR SAJ-E. Two brick houses and lull'lot, a corne: lot for $1,700. 4 lots McMechen.

4 lots Elm Grove. No. 32 Zanu street, store room and dwelling. No. 1918 Main street, J1.G00.

No. 422 and 422Vi Market street No. 66 Seventeenth street, rooms, I gases. No. 2520 Main street.

Sixteenth street residence, J4.5M. Nos. 452 and 454 National road. No. 92 Sixteenth street.

I-ot on South Front street. Six-roomed house. Peninsula. JAMES A. HENRY.

Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary Tub. I 11c and Pension Attorney. 1612 ket street. 1 juu HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALS A very deslrablo residence and buslnea property, corner Main and Tenth 1 No.

61 Fifteenth street. 7 rooms, brlciu No. Id Sixteenth street, lot 20x120 feet. A tine residence in Pleasant.Valley. Nos.

ISO and 192 Seventeenth street. No. Kentucky street. 4 rooms. 7 storerooms and 2 dwellings renting for J1S1 00 per month, corner Market uai Twentieth streots, pays 12 per cent.

No. 9 Kentucky street, lot 30x140 feetA lino residenco on Virginia street. All modern convenience; prlco low. No. 2212; Chapllno street, large brick No.

IFth street, 7 rooms and rtable. No. 196 17th street. 5 rooms and stable. corner Main and Sixteenth street.

No. 121 Htli street. 7 rooms and bath. No. 3503 Chapllne street, 7 rooms.

No. 1313 Chapllne street. 9 rooms. 'Lot on Main between 22d and 23d Stv 2 lots on North Wabash street. No.

SI South Broadway, resldenco J. E. Hughes. Esq. Lot 4f-xl30 North York street.

Lot No. 20 Indiana 7 rooms, modern No. 27 N. Wabash 6 rooms, cheap. A fine lot in Pleasant Valley.

No. 13 Vermont street, i rooms; lot 25xlM foet; The Bloch property on North Mala St. MONEY TO LOAN. RINEHART TATUM, The City Bank Building. Telephone 219.

TRUSTEE'S SALE. rpRUSTEE'S SALE. By vlrtub of a deed of trust made by Alwyn S. Ronk and Edith M. Ronk.

hl? wife, to the undersigned, as trustee, dated July 25, 1SS1, and recorded In the office of the clerk "of the county court of Ohio West Virginia, In deed of trust book No. 33, folio 101, I will sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder, at the north front door of the court hor.se of said county. In the city of Wheeling, W. Va.k on THURSDAY. THE GTH DAY OF AUGUST.

ISM. commencing at 10 o'clock a. the following described real estate, that Is to say: A piece of ground in the city of Ohio county, Weat Virginia, situate on the road leading from the National Road to Mount wood Cemetery, and bounded as follows: Commencing at a coiner of the Jewish Burial Ground on said road, said corner being the most western point on said road of the said Cemetery Grounds, and running northwest ori the lino of said burial ground one hundred nnd fifty feet, moro or loss, to the southeast line of the ground conveyed by Mary F. Stiver and husband to Maurlco Max and others by deed dated December. 1S72, recorded in deed book No.

CO. page 221; thence with said southeast line, southwest tifty-tlve feet: thence southeast by a lino parallel with the Una of said burial ground llrst mentioned to the line of said road leading to Mount Wood Cemetery: thence with the line of said rood northeastwardly tifty-tlve feet, more or less, to tho place of beginning, subject'to the right of way pointed by tho deed above mentioned mnde by Mary F. Stiver and husband to Maurice Mux and others, and reserving also the coal or other mineral beneath the same, being tho same property conveyed to Wlckerly by Catherine Meyer by deed dated September 20, 1SS7. and of -record In the office of. the clerk of the county court of West Virginia, In deed book No.

SO. at page 155. TERMS' OF nnd ns much more as the purchaser may elect to pay in cash on tho day of sale, the balance of the purchase money In two equal Installments, payable respectively at omt and two years from tho day of sale, with Interest from that day, for each of which deferred Installments of the purchase money tho purchaser shall give his Promissory notes, bearing Interest from the-day of sale as aforesaid, to be secured by tho title of the property sold being retailed until the payment In full of the same, or by deed of trust on the property sold, to be drawn, acknowledged und recorded at the expense of the purchaser; GEORGE 11. CALDWELL Trustee. WILLIAM H.

1IALLER, Auctioneer. machinery. general machinists And Manufacturers of Marine and Stationary Engines. WHKK1.IXH, W. I'lUNTiNtl tabliahmouc,.