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| sick, and don't think I can eat them
she eaye him no reason whatever to
think she had taken poison. Neither
did she upbraid him forabusing her, or for
seducing her from her home. Witness
wasint town all day Tuesday, and made no
effort to elude the officers who were
searching for him. The reason he was not
ut work was because he did not feel well.
He neyer went to West Alexander with
the girl, and was never married to her.
that he lived on 18th street, in East Wheel
ing. On u Sunday evening about three
weeks ago witness met Kate FoHythe on
the street, and accompanied her up Us fur
rs the Rine House. She said she was
going to stop there. Alr. Rine, jr:, came
10 the door when they knocked, and when
1.-The girl told him she wanted to board there
he said It was "all right and she went In.
Witness left her at thedoor. Witness saw
Heron at his stable that evening, but had
no conversation. with him about Kate.
Saw her on Sunday evening last near Mat.
hews' bottling cellar, where Heron joined
her and walked up street with her. Didn't
see Heron again until Monday morning,
when Heron told him she was sick. Wit
ness had not been out Of town during the
day, and had no idea OF going out of town.
Marion Thornton, proprietor OF the Cap
ital Restaurant, testified that Heron came
to his place with n lady on Sunday even
ing about So'clock. They each ate n dozen
nav oysters, and while in the restaurant
appeared 10 be very friendly.
This closed the evidence, and the jury,
within a few moments, returned u verdict
to the effect that Kate Dickel, alias Minnie
Black, had come to her death by poison
administered by her " hand.
The remains of the poor girl were last
evening removed from the Rine House TO
the residence Of her grandmother, just
back Of st. Johns German Lutheran
Church, from whence the funeral will
likely take place to-day.
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The cruel war is over. yr14

THE cruel war IS over. yYrt5f
CouSry and Municipal Courts meet
again to-day. ntztuaIuef;z ,oTg5.
'ThE little folks wilfarnuse our people at
the Opera House tonight.
CnrcxESyfhievesbar are sraying fteir re-
spects to South Side memories.
sAJLADY over in Ohio has completed q
quilt which is composed Of 55,5oS pieces.
OSE marriage license was issued yester-
day ,bitsths mtdstspf the election excite
ment. Trs
\. IT is old, but true, that cleanliness is
neat to Godlinesss Remove the debris and
filth that lave accumulated in the alleys.
A xiouro Or two since \ thief entered the
roofnsof p. Y. Noble; at Mrs. Merchants
boarding house, on 10th street, and appro-
priated $50 worth OF jeweiry.
SOME half dozen Of our citizens who
are serving on the United States Grand
Jury, at ClarksbuTg, came homea and voted,
and returned to Clarksburg last night.
TIM progress Of the elections wasthe all.
absorbing topic of conversation yesterday.
Business OF all kinds was neglected for the
polls, and the interest OF the public was
concentrated upon the balloting. -
TFR completion 6fthe Pittsburgh sohth.
eru Railroad wilf be celebrated at Wash.
lngton, Pa, by ar OK roast. Mr.. Joseph
Kammerer, OF that town, is tattening an
immense bullock for the ~occasions bonG
THE funeral OF Mr. Evan Hughes will
take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from
his late residence on SD street, under the
auspices OF Virginia Lodge No. !, A. A. OF
l. S. &T. W., OF which deceased was n
member.
LAST evening some, twenty-five or thirty
couples Assemhledat!the residence Of Mr..
Stafford, No. 9925 Market street, and spent
the evening in a delightful manner, in
terpsichorcan pleasures, to the music OF
Cockayne's fine orchestra.
,JusrlcE PuLLtrs yesterday issued a n
rant for Casper Felber, upon a charge OF
obtaining goods under false pretenses from
Messrs. Rosenhein 4 EmShiemer. 1t is
alleged that Fiber obtained goods OF this
firm of the value of 81 10, by representing
that Henry ]. Felber had sent him for the
goods.
Con-. P. /. MASIoS has sold two very
fine engines and adoctqr to the Wheeling
Tow Boat Co. for theifnew boat, building
al Pittsburgh. The engines are sl5.inch
bore and 5 feet stroke. Capt. Ed. Horn.
brook. OF the firm OF Horn6rook 4 Trim
bic, principal ownes Tow Boat Co,
made the purchase while IN 81 Louis
. day or two since.
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GRAND Dry Goops 0rESING.-A very
brilliant affair, and one which has been
anticipated with pleasure by the ladies' of
the city and vicinity for some, weeks past,
is announced for Friday afternoon and
evening next. We allude to the gasliSht
exhibition OF Messrs. Brucs& COFFEE, which
promises to be the finest dry goods open
ing OF the season. Although the firm
name is new to the public, both the prif-
cipals are widely and farorably known in
the dry goods trade. Mr.. Brues, during
his recent visit to the East, selected a new
and choice stock Of fashionable fall and
winter goods, in which, knowing his fine
taste and excellent judgmcnt,it is but nat
ural that the ladies should take a deep in
terest. The storerooms will be crowded
on Friday afternoon and evening. ,,s
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A SPEEDY Q%CrErusis gwen to a hacking
cough by that inestimable specific for pull
monafy, throat and bronchial complaints,
Halls Balsam for the lungs, which cures
consumption, bronchitis, pneumonia, pleu-
risy, labored breathing and other disor-
ders OF the respiratory organs. When a
cough mapifests itself, the early use Of this
beneticent medicine is earnestly recon-
mended, as the difficulty is more easily
overcome in its incipient stage than later
on. Soldjby all druggists. John L. Smith
& Co., wholesale agents, Wheeling.
F1ith wSEW p
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FAMILY Observation-Disclosures in the
family market remain without important
change. Prices are generally easy, as re-
'ccipts arc liberal and the supply fully
equal to the demand. We quote: pota.
toes (Irish), 2oa95c per peck; sweet pota-
toes, SOC per peck; turnips, loo per peck
string beans, 30c per peck; Lima beans, lOc
per quart; onions, 20c per peck; tomatoes,
a0a25c per peck; roasting ears, lOc per doz;
celery, lOc per stalk; cucumben, lie each;
pumpkins, ~l0al5a25c each; cabbage, 90
iOc per head egg plants, 5al0c each; pep.
pers, l0c per doz.; apples, l5c per peck;
grapes, SOC per peck; peaches, Cooper peck;
pears, GOaS0c per peck; ounces, 6Oc per
peck; eggs, l5alSc per doL. butter, :2Oa22c
per ID; chickens, 3Oa25c each; ducks, loo
earh
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Acknowledgment keep spalding's Glue.

LIVER IS KIXG.-rhe Liver Is tho imperial
organ OF the whole human system, as Il con.
trolls the life, health and happiness Of man.
When 1t iSdisturhed in Its proper action, all
kinds Of ailments are the naturalr result. The
dieGtionbff66d the motementsof the heart
and blOOd, the action OF the bain Andneryous
system, ART all Immediately connected with
the workings Of th0 LlyCs. lit has been sue.
ceStnlly prured that Green's August Flower
Is hhequaledincuFingpll persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint and all the nu-
metols symptoms, that result from an un.
healthy conditioned the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles TO try, 10 cents Positively sold
In all towns on the Western Continent Three
doses will prove thatit Is just what you want,
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EyEE since Or. VIM. NJ. Giles, OF 45l
Sixth ayenuenextended,st frank invitation
to owners OF lame horses to bring their
equine property roundto his place Of bus.
linqGd0r free treatment, ltheN corner Of
TWehtyIsetenth street and Sixth avenue
haslcome to resemble n horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which II thus thrust
upon the curious attention Of his neigh.
b0rs, is based on his earnest belief in his
bfide AmmOniG Liaimbai, which is now
preferred to all others by the chief stock
~raisers and sporting men OF the country.
a valuable horse OF the writer's was
kiCkedOn the hook. Swelling and lame
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthlesssTAew were advised to try Gls'
LiniPltl, aud are gratiicd to say Il acted
like q charm two inches OF bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
lRmeness and swelling are last disappear.
ing. Henry WARD BEEcHER.
LYMAN ARBorT, Editors.
Logan, List Co. Agents.
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ETOH WINES 9PIFIIV Iue VINCE DC ., I6TI'
A. B. c., MIcII.-What should be done
to reduce an enlargement OF tendon OF
forward leg, the back tendon, caused by
grabbing it while trotting. It is sound
now, l think II twas fixed last spring, and
the hone turned ont all summer. Anarer.-
Clip off the hair, and apply GlS Linimtnt
Iodide ammonia twice a DAY, until It irri.
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again, It Is the only remedy
that NIL permanently remove a chronic
enlargement Of this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, 45l Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information. saF,t
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WEDDING N ruE FIRST wGRD.-There
was n large and brilliant assembly OF the
aie of society at the residence Of Captain
Campbell Sweeney, in the First Ward, last
evening, to witness the nuptials Of Mr.
Charles l.. Mendel and Miss Fannie ",
Sweeney, daughter OF the host. The cere'
mony was performed at so'clock by Rev,
DR.. j. 7. Mcclure, pastor OF the United
Presbyterian Church, and the attend
ants were: Mr.. Archie Hupp, OF Wheel
ing, and Miss Crawford, OF Marietta,
Ohio: Mr.. Frank Caldwell and Miss Sophia
Logan, both OF Wheeling. At the conclu.
sion OF the ceremony a sumptuous repast
was partaken OF and a grand reception
given. Tho fair young bride and her
handsome husband were the recipients OIL
the warm, sincere congratulations Of their
many friends. The happy couple left fol-
the east via, the B. & o. Railroad, carry.
ing with them the best wishes of all who
know them.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP Goops.-
Good Muslin at &c, good Calicos at &c,
good Carpets at l5c; fine all-Wool French
Cashmers at Soc; Fancy Dress Goods from
Q to l0c; everything else in proportion.
Call soon, ii you wish to save money, a,
Nos. 20l9 and 2O2i Main street.
n .1'lifs7 JOHN RoENER.
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sIlc WIS lEOW DuIueeNllNet uuu- ehNe
her nam us Minnie Black. She
said she had been married TO
John Heron. Witness said she wouldnot
believe it until she showed her marriage
certificate. The girl said Heron had the
certificate, and II he was q man he would
show it. Minnie was very earnest in her
declaration that she was married to Her
ron, and said that il she could write to
Squire Maycs at West Alexander, he
would send her q certificate, She solemn.
" declared, aboutthe last words she spoke,
that she was Herron's wife. When wit
ness asked her why she wanted to die, she
said Heron didn't treat her right; that he
often cursed and beat her. She said that
she procured poison about q week previ.
Gus, andIold Heron she intended to take
it, but rs he promised to do better she
threw it away. After that he got as bad
as ever, and she determined upon commit
ting suicide.
As it was deemed advisable 10 get the
evidence OF Heron and Shaw, who had
been with the girl frequently Just previous
to her death, the further investigation OF
the case was postponed until a o'clock in
the evening. At that hour all the Jurors
assembled, and Prosecuting Attorney Jor-
dan conducted the examination Of the wit
nesses.
Nj. James Rine and DR.. Kelly were re-
called, and repeated In substance the evil
dence they had given in the morning.
John Heron appeared and testified.
Said that deceased, whom he knew rs Kate
Forsythe, had gone to the Rine House to
board several weeks ago. She went alone,
and OF her own accord, Witness was with
her at the hotel on Sunday afternoon last
until $50 O'Clock, whenh he lett TO attend to
his horses. That evening she met him Ut
the stable, and they went together to Mar
tins restaurant and ate ONE oysters.
While they were waiting for the oysters
to be served she remarked, ~ feel awful
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MIS-. GENERAL SHERMAN, wife of the
General Of the United States Army, says:
81 have frequently purchased Durang's
rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering
with Rheumatism, and III every instance
it worked'1il:e magic" Sold by all Drug
gists in Wheeling and elsewhere. Send
for circular to fHelphenstine & Bentley,
Druggists, Washington, D, c. p1 d4w
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THE melancholy affection suffered by the
Crescent City, in common with so many
other Southern cities, has shown the BEN
eft derived by that community in estab-
fishing and maintaining the Louisiana
State Lottery Company in 1868, which was
Incorporated for educational and charita.
be benefits, and which in It's regular con
tributions TO schools and hospitals nobly
distinguished itself. m
: The next drawing takes place Us usual
on the second Tuesday Of next month.
WIV-
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BEr1ArRE LocA1s.-Col. C. L. Poorman
addressed n large and enthusiastic audience
on Monday night.
The election is passing off quietly. The
township voters are depositing their bal
lots at the stock yards Of the B. & o. Rail.
road Company. The Ladies' Temperance
Union was not aware of this fact when
they decided to set a lunch in the City
Hall. On this account, though they may
not realize largely, yet they certainly de-
serve great credit for the effort.
While playing shiny yesterday even
ing, Alvin White. son OF A. P. White,
principal OF the Fifth Ward School, re.
ceiyed an ugly wound on the side OF the
face. e.
Mr.. Miller, bridge contractor OF the B.
Is. W. r. r. is in the city.
Mrs. DR.. Reed, Of Bealsville, Monroe
county, Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Joe Grafton. Is 4
Mrs. Louisa Workman, of Missouri, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Smith.
The vote is light to-day SO far as heard
HOm.y Hr
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'gTHE Fusr DosE GtvB Ru,r,n
treSing cough, which tlrcatenSi MD
suits, Is quickly cured before Jet. zoe
fatal pulmonary affection. For Al /
breast, and lung disorders Ashm,,s ,! GsS
chial affections Hopping Cough,
plant Blood Splitting. &c, no nttvs
prompt and efTectuAl as "Dr. SV,tS -
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry ~'VA
many years and It has proved Ia S5.'aA 3
liable and ettiCadous in the tnatS-, =
we're and long standing cough, TL'9k
two patients, now in comfortable S,IIisS' 4
ThS but for It's use | consider woaid NV .
be living, H "a HNhV
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For UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Misunderstanding Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relicyes lJHd colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhad,
whether arising from tecthing or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy. 25
cents a JOAt. Li"''l d&w
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7 TnE CoMNUSlTY owe Doctor Giles, OF
New York, adebt OF gratitude for the dis.
covery, and introduction OF his LiniMeni
IOiide imRlOna and PHh. Gout, Rheuma.
tism, enlarged Joints, Piles, Costiveness,
Diseased Liver, Headache, Female troub.
les, are all cured by their use.
B. A. MITCHELL,
WhOLaqk D7iggiS, london, Ontario.
Logan, List { Coz agents.
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AFISEG G. Y MOSrMESr.-The firm
OF Messrs. IT, Reynolds & Hickman
completed yesterday, I'm Greenwood Gene
tery, u handsome Granite Monument to
mark the grave otthe late George c!hTrins
Bile, who was well and favdfably known
among all mill men OF our city. The de-
sign Is chaste and neat and reflects great
credit on the firm, who are rapidly gaining
favor with our citizens. On one side OF
the monument occurs the plain inscription
OF Birth and Death, and above it is
carved the Maltese Cross, emblematic
of the order of Knights Templar,
OF which Mr.. Trimble was q prom
inent, member. This firm manufac-
ture all kinds Of Granite and Marble at the
lowest prices and have always given uni
yersal satisfaction with their work. They
also erected a handsome tablet to thcgrave
OF the little daughter OF Mr.. r. II. List,
and those wishing anything in their line,
for children would do well TO examine it
before purchasing. We heartily recon-
mend those OF our readers who wish to
beauty their lots in the cemeteries TO
give them a call, as we are satisfied they
will profit by 1t. sHi rti H-7i Il
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AREl1EH.-You are troubled with q bad
breath; IL annoys your friends and &C.
quaintanceS, as well as yourself. You
would like 10 get rid Of It, but scarcely
know what o.adopt-We will tell
you. Use the fragrant S0zodont. It will
cleanse and beautiiy your teeth, and leave
your breath pure and sweet ana
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PrTTsBrRGr, October S.-River / ina
and stationary. Weather fine and b..
ant.
NASHVILLE, October S-Riyer st,ti.,
ry, with 8 inches on the shoals.
CAIRO, October S.-Ariyea: Him,
St. Louis, at 3P. ". and departed. N;
8 feet 6inches and falling. Wes,be,Js,
Mercury az.
EVANSVILLE. October S.-Riys =,
tionary with 81 feet on the gauge. Wsj.,
clear and warm. Mercury IS to 10. Il.
@. W. Anderson. y
LOUISVILLE, October S.-weaihef \,
and pleasant. River falling; 8 feet WA
es in canal.
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In reply to an inquiry whether under
the new postal regulations bank notes and
greenbacks IAN Be mailed as third class
matter, the Postotfice Department rules
that bank notes and greenbacks having
written signatures, or signatures added By
means OF a fac smile stamp. or any other
mark added to the original print (engrav-
ingl, IL sought to he sent in mails, would
be subject TO letter rates OF postage under
section l56 Of the postal laws"
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TnEC ouRrs-CouSrY CouRT-Judge Boyd,
This Court met yesterday morning at
the usual hour.
The following persons were granted nat
uralization papers: Michael Shellew, II
native of Ireland; Wm. Bartlets, a native
Of Germany, and JamesM NJ, Hugh, a native
Of England.
A chancery order was entered in the
case Of $, L. Brice VS.. r. W. Hazlctt and
Xdjourncd until 0 O'Clock this morning.
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PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING. Piano
or Organ needs tuning Of repairing, please
scnd1yoIr order t0ll227 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
it prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. address,
Lucas Music STORE,
Z 1927 Market st,
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Isaac S, HElluS, Mn

Prce:-Trial bottle, 9i cent; law \.
or six for s. A single Is cent III. Y
ottentimeS cure a regent cough a, NJ I
thus prevent much suffering and ri, ny "
Prepared only By Dr.. swayne 1 Sn ~ Y.
delphia; Sold by leading Orurrts
List & Co., Wheeling. a
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ELECTION is over, now pay your atten-
ton to other matters. Buy your fall and
winter clothing as well rs underwear, for
which go to NJ. Heyman's, where you can
save 10 to 20 per cent. 100 Main street
corner old Union). I'
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spEYEn Bios. offer a tremendous great
bargain for q few days only, in order to
close them out. Fifty dozen 2.button kid
gloves, dark shades only, at the low price
of 10 cents u pair. Come early and secure
n mir. A "a Haa NF
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The Circle Of Honor will meet this eve
ming ut I o'clock sharp. All members are
expected TO be present as business OF I'M
portanee will be attended to.
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FoR LtvER COMPLAINT. RtLrOr, B,,,,.
Sick Headache (which femals an : M
to- Jaundice or Green Sickness. Mlin,,Ss
and Bilious Fevcn, DroIsical SWeligSs H..
mittent Remittent and COuss,iyr W..
where languor, drowsines,, ahxie,r az, f
the back, head and extremities !. IN W.
with flashes OF heat, etc. no mejIrn. 4,
ter adapted ethesc complains in 81.
various forms than
swArSE's TAI AND s%AEslrlrt1, Pm,
Prepared only by Dr. SEayne 4 In IA.
delphla, and sold at q cents 4 Loy Sr 'Iit ~
Ing druggists. In Wheeling b. loaa. In
Co.
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LEAVE your orders at Harry McLure's
hat store, Il you have lost . bet on the
election. i"' ~1fHifrTW
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THE W. P. & r. r. R. will run an excur-
sion train on Thursday, October 10th, 10
Washington, Pa, leaving Wheeling At GAO
A. ". Returning, will leave Washington
at 4:45 P.N. Fare for the round trip 81 %.
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TnE best assortment Of fine suits for men
and boys for the least money at N. Hey
mans, 100 Main street corner 18th and
old Unionl.
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There was only one case before His
Honor Yesterday morning. viz:
J. Il. Fish, charged with disorderly con-
duct, was fined 81. Execution was sus'
pended on payment OF costs.
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HARRY McLURE, No. 3, Mcclure House
building, is p~reparcd'to furnish Hats TO all
who have lost bets on the election.
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A GREAT DRIyE-Speyer Bros. offer 80
dozen Ladies' Merino Vests, same goods
a sold by them last season at IS cents,
now at the unprecedented low price o lao
cents. \
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/ CHOICE Teas, Tobaccos and CONNECTION.
cries always on hand, at Geo. S! Feeney's,
1907 Main street.
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JUsr received 100 dozen more OF that
good and cheap underwear, only 20 cents
a piece, at N. Heyman's.
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JusT received another lot Of those nice
white dress shirts, at 50ccnts, at n. Hey
mNnlS,aEEH f...r
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SAVE money by buying your Millinery
and Notions Of Speyer Bros. y.
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IL you have lost q hat on the election,
call on Harry Mcclure, No 8, Mcclure
House building.
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0NLY six cents, a Job lot, ladies' and
Childrcn's Hose ut Speyer Bros.
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MORNING GLORY BAKING POWDER is the
best in the market. Try it, and you will
use no other. IT, ENYaOTTk
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HARRY McLrRE furnishes The cheapest
in the nobbieSt STYLES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-09

T%HRER-BurroS Kid Gloves, all sizes and
cUlors, only 20 cents, at Speyer Bros