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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-27

ADJUSTMENTS MIR. G. l.. NaY:s' comb.
nation will hcgia q two lights engage.
Ipent 1t the Opera House this evening, OF
this troupe AID its excellence the Norfolk
I'irginian, Of the 18th Gays:
There was very large audience at the
Opera House lust night 10 greet Charles l..
Davis, the great character comedian, aud
his company who appeared in that laugI,a.
bic comedy, Alvin IoSjin. The piece is
Que which contains much that is amusing
and Is traught with sufficient interest to
keep the audience from firing Of the in.
Ccssant laughter that il ELECTS. unQlo
Alvin, the New England farmer, il Ger.
tainIy a most amusing character, and wag
represented last night by Mr.. Davis in II
manner upon which it would he hard to
improve. The couutrymaM in New York
city was persopa.t! with accuracy, aud
the unSophiStlCatcd old gentleman VAS the
source from which the audience obtained
unstimted amusement. Mis- Emma Vern
played Julia Fond, the vic Of the heavy
yiIlian, very cFeditGbly, and iii The muir.
der scene where he strikes her down IN n
tit Of passion She acquitted herself very
well. Abb Ford, her husband and
murderer, was represented by Mr.. j. q.
Stevens In Gn acceptable style, while hia
accomplice Jim Dean, WAS lcrsonatcd
tocrably by Mr.. Chas. Drake. Mr.. c. ".
bay as Edwin Milton, Uncle Alvin
nephew, acted very well, and !. L. Griffin
rs Joe Baxter ;ha iowery hoy WAS mimi.
taL!u. All the other characters were fair.
ly presented, and the play passed of
smoothly and pleasantly. We can com.
mend the Uncle Alvin Company to ali
who in the future may have IN opportuni.
ty to wiines' Is ppg;9rn,NnGo4.
Tickets At Lucas
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lEroEE life is impcrillel, deal Judi.
ctonSIy with tho symptoms. Rcmcm.
Der that the slight disorder Of to-day may
become al obstinate, iIcurablr disease TO-.
morrow Asa preventive medicine take
simmons Liver Regulator, which, by its
mild and beneficial action on the liver,
stomach and spleen, is cminently calcula.
led to assist nature in her efforts to rc.rs.
tnblish hOal;hy condition. 1t will also
remove the cause Of disease without any
OF that prostration which follows the use
OF drastic pUrgativCs, or any OF the inju.
ri0us effects of mineral poisons.
NJupGv,
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WEDDING NDTICE-h Choice Stock Of
New Designs in Silver just received and
for sale low by JACOB ". GRUB.

CHANGED NAME.-The riverside Boat
Club has changed its name TO the Jacob
W. Grubb' Boat Club. Following are ils
officers: President, NJ. V. O'Ncili Vice
President, ". White; Secretary, John T.
CrOghan; Treasurer, ". Carney; Captain,
James Kilien. The Board Vi Directors
elected was M follows: T. liowley, Jas.
Fian, Jerry IIobin, Ed. Croghan and =.
Gavin. 4 new hall is in prospect Tor this
Club, and with good list Of names, it
starts out under favorable auspices.
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IlrIef Mention.
IoARD orCommissioners to-day.


ASorHER rice in lumber is iminent.
DENocRATlC flag poles in Ohio aIy stand.
ing jokes
TnE "Slar Light Social twinklcd at
Kochs Hall, South Wheeling, Saturday
night.
KRAMER's band goes 10 slcuhenyillc, to
play for y select party, on Wednesday
night Otthis week.
TlmEn or four English coal miners eli.
gagged IN II row near the NigilanL Engine
House lnst Saturday night.
JoE CLARK, who works in the Tick Fac.
tory, hal tho iorOtnger Of his left hand
ground oil on Saturday afternoon.
4 Law suit to determine the ownership
OF Il CrOWbNr took place Saturday night
before Justice Marshall, in North Wheel
Ing.
a VERY successful fair and festival was
carried on Friday and Saturday night
at st. raul's Church, in the EighLh
ward.
A LARGE party Of young folks took
Vciwjg's band and held pleasant party
at WOodward's, on the Island, Saturday
night.
Nix. CHARLES OLIVER, Of SweenGy,s ma
chine shop, has finished Overhauling the
machinery at ButtCrields malt house,
South Side.
TnE Central Glass Company shipped
about 100 cases Of glassware to the Ger
man States on Saturday by the way Of the
3. and .. ~ Baltimore.
OFFICER LEE arrested a tramp sixteen OF
seventeen years Of age, Elceping in the
Belmont NShpit last night, whose clothes
were burning at the time.
Mn. wv. MuAIuLiEN, the boiler maker,
had one Of his hands badly injured few
days agO while handling some boilers al
BellairC, and is unable to work.
Is n rumpus at Bolts saloon, on Main
street. below Twenty-Iirst, early yesterday
morning, u man named KammurHck wa
struck in the face with pair Of knuckleS
ndbRdly bruised.
a READISG Club was organized oil Thir
tecnth street, Friday night, with the FOL
lowing officers: President, r., II. Marshall
Vice President, Miss Wilde; Secretary
Helen Brown; Treasurer, Maggie POguc
A SOCIAL will be given at CrangIe,
Block, tomorrow night, by the knights o
Honor. Judges Cochran and Cranmel
will deliver short addresses, and $. L. Iii
dreih and 0. $. Long will read selections
A CHILD named Smith lad its foo
mashed BY IN engine on the B. q o., Eca
WaterhoNs0's briCk.yard, in tho Eight
ward, on Saturday night. It's parents liz,
on Wood street, near the scene Of the acct
dent.
MIKE lIARngMAx, who fell from n trair
al Texas Oh the i. Il q. Il day or two ago
and Who was brought 10 his home in ihi
city, is much worse than was at first ante
ipatCd, ard serious consequences arr
feared.
Mn. WILL N. TnoBrRX, junior member
Of the firm Of Thoburn q iiro., grOccrs o
this city, WAS married Wednesday last Il
I.eavenworh, Kansas, TO Miss Anni'
liGyha CT that city, formerly Vi Fulton lh
county.
FRIDAY afternoon last son Of JOSEPH
Seybo!d had his face badly burned b.
powder, while duck.hnntinE en- the rive
near his home, in the Eighth wani. Nr
Allen was busily engaged yesterday 70
some lime in picking the powder ttOm til,
wounds.
TOMMY FrEEEL. the iiagmRn Of the I. I
.. at llAndlan'S crossing, says the state
ment made By Eighth Ward in his com
muniratiOn in the lNTETLIGE%CER SOM
days ago as to the threatened accident O
| last Sunday Mt that point il incorrect n
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kS
dry, mrched, sore throat, losing Hcsh
bronchial and NsthInalic ATTACKS, pneu.
nIunta, weakened and debilitated state Of
the system, nil these dangerous SYMPTOMS
arc cured by "Dr Swayne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry The first dose
gives relief and the worst cougl. and sore
lungs yield to its healing prophecies
physicians recommend il"
81 have made uSB OF this preparation for
many Year,, and it has proved to he very
FCiiabie and eilicaciuus in the treatment Of
severe and long-slanding coughs. know
OF two patients, now in comfortable health,
and who but for its use | consider would
not now be living.-lsaAc s. lIerhien, NJ.
D., StraustowA, Eurks county, Pa"
l:.iGe Trial bottles, 70 cents; large size,
which is the most economical, 81 GO, or six
for 81 CO. y single 95.ccnt bottle will Oft
entlincs cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk Of
life. Prepared only by pr. &wayne Il son,
rhiIadclphia. Scll BY leading druggists.
MWFhw
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In tllr;-t-t uw months there has been NOR.
tl-n og0. 0OO bottles Of Shloll's Cure sold.
Out Of the vast number Of PEOPLE who lave
used il, more than 1000 cases OF Consumption
have been cured. AicUGyi5. group. asthma
and hronc!I;iia Yield al once, hence il is lin;
everybody speaks in its praise. TO those
who haze moi U.a,l il, let lis say, :iyou have A
GtoUg u, u Your child iIic Group, and you vAluv
iiIedon't iuil to try It. For lame back, .uisor
chrst, Use Ehiloh's Porous Plaster,
Sold by Il. booking. Q..:i Fellows Hall. T.
l.. Dwight, 9th Sm; CA.pli"e So; y.,us,:Sn
Bros. \ g., WhtGiiNy; aud husbands { In.
skip, 0ui!4iTc.
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tNTELGENCER MORNING OCTOBER 1919

modified our original intention in the
construction OF the trcstie in order to he
on our own grounds. Had nothing to do
with tracks north OF the creek. Wit.
ness gave description Oi the cur de main
OF Thursday night, By which the track of
the baltimore and Ohio wns torn ~ and
the pewiky laid down.
live ut Grafton. l receivCd my orders
to 60 to work, think between Grafton
and Piedmont. The peculiar curve Of the
trestle is IN accordance with Mr.. Lambs
orders to keep OF tho city property.
To Mr.. liubbard-I received nv orders
by telegraph; usually receive orders hy
thismeans. do not know whether I
have this telegram or not. received It
about 10 o'clock or II O'Clock A. NJ. came
directly to Wheeling Mymen came on
alter me. This was not unusually uuCk
work. We generally expedite matters Of
this kind. obey orders from supervisors
at once.
A telegram from Capt Devrips, was
then read, at this city, TO Mr.. Ecysrr, ut
Baltimore, in regard tn the troubles in
August, and his advice in the matter to
headquarters. In accordance with this
Messrs. Boiling and 8Oggcss were sent on.
George Whitescnrver, sworn: Am Su.
peryiaor Of the W., +. " 4. Division Of tho
b. 4 o. L. H.; assisted Mr.. Sinsel in The
construction Of the creek ues;le. ! aid
this in response to instructions tc!e-
graphel me from Mr.. Balshaw.' This
was on Monday, the 18Th Of August.
brought my men down on Wednesday
morning under direction Of Mr.. Boiling.
Three tTestles were put in. when the CRY
Sergeant stopped Us. On Thursday We
Wont to work again, and continued until
the completion Of our work.
Witness here described to the amuse-
ment Of the crowd, the work Of the Thurs.
day night in August by the "rewky."
TO Mr.. hubbard: 81 Ito not know
whether | have the telegram from Mr..
Bradshaw insiructtng me to % to work NJ
once or not. The change in tho trcsiIe WIS
made under MIR. Lambs instructions;
heard no alteration between Mr.. Lamb
and 'Pcwiky' hhorcr."
Adjourned until Monday Il. 9AM.
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WARRINGTON, October I'll A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, south
to west winds, partly cloudy weather,
areas Of rain in the western and southern
portions, slight changes in the iempera-
tnte and slowly falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, clear or partly
cloudy weather and Slight rise in trmpera.
ture, south to west winds and falling
barometer.
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1lose complaining o! soIe throat. hoa,,..
hess coughs, nr taking their death a. rnlI .
should use "BroTu's bronchial TrN,h"s "
Their efficacy is wonderful. The prnri," Inc
John !. ErOwn II sons Eu.inu," nn,,ch n"X
and is sold bv I0GAU, Tia; 4 CO. and cyrry
drrIrC's: UUiy in boxes 1T - Gems, Erwa,S
vi worthless limitations. '''
Browns ComrhomtVd O"rt..;-cc rnS.r.yc,
the trS Ingredients fnr preserving anl m,r,.
lIlyinE tho '"eth' l'rCc 4}c, large bottles.
HWHLeUW
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COEuuCfORs' CuNVENrIOS.-The Wash.
ington, u. G., Post Of Friday last ,l,as the
following notice o; the above nameL4nect.
ing:
After two days sessions ,.l,a.aAcrlaci hy
GxtrENe Eorliality and uniformity otupin.
ion the twelfth annual convention Of the
Railroad Conductors Life Insurance asso.
citation Of the United States and Canada.
closed its IabOrs at Willard hall early veg
tcrday afternoon. In co'r.n. 10 Washing.
t.E l.. TuIlcW the work OF the association
for the past year the attractions Of the civ
were such aStG induce many Of the dele.
gates TO bring their wives and children
with them. The lNtl?r we're prcspE; at the
pesSIo"s Il the convention, and lent an at.
ditiOna attraction to tho assembly. In the
intervals not consumed by business the
numerous points Of interest in which the
National Capital abounds claimed their
share Of attention, and clapcroned ky .
weII.lntormcd Ccmmi'te" o! ,u,a railroad
ollLiai1 a"L representatives Ci the Hati.
more and Ohio Railroad and branches,
the delegates and ladies have afforded an
opportunity to make a lhorausn tout 0!
the city. Resolutions OF thanks were
adopted to the local reception committee.
consisting Of i. Frank Ilond, Col Robert
J. French, I. Z, ilowsrr, Vim. &. Brown,
John +. Pckctts. Charles Dunlap, j. c.
Arndt, William Mansfield.
Mcssrs. Brown and Dunlap vera tbs
Delegates FROM thls city to the Convention,
and rrturnad yesterday, much pleased
~iththe trip. st. Paul, mimi, is tie next
plave Of meeting.
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VIZ haysa speedy and positive c%rc for
caaTrh, dphlhr:ia, canker mouth, and head
ache. IN Shiloh's CH'arrh Remedy. a nasal in.
jrctGr free will each bottle Uscliif yuu de.
sire health and sweet breath. Price 81 cauts
Sold By Il. l.lohtng, Odd Fellows Hall; G..
r ""i'int, Ssh and Ch@plime SIS. LNughIin
H:os. 4 Co., Wheeling; and Husbands K In.
skip. BellAirp MwrIe0y
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PoUEEr Saturday night about
seven oclock ;Hau mined Bisactt, WHO
is Il heater by trade, was drinking in Bell.
view Garden, on Market street, aa.! far!.
ing the influence Of it, imagined he was II
and showed his money
to the crowd. \ young man named
Rolf, Of South Wheeling, was pres.
"n' at the time. and was de-.
tcctcd soon after hy Zoo Webb with his
fingers IN liI5=c,l : pocket. Shortly after.
wards liissctt came back to the saloon and
EaiI he had been robbed Of over $50 in
money. i;Dit vas accused oitlc theft, and
told 10 give back thr U."uavand Il" would
be permitted 10 90. lIes,oitIy dril,rA Tux
ing the money, and was arrested and taken
before Justice ". W. Miller, who com.
mittrA lin in ,lcfanlt Of Il 900 for pre-.
IIlainary hearing this morning al eleven
O'Clock.
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TMrrnkNrRT ALR. The largest meeting
held this season assembled ut Uu's Hall,
last night. Every seat in the hail was
filled, and the audience was ugrcrably on
tcrtaIucd hY snnd m,lpir by tie choir Nnl
stirring addresses hy NESTS, T.. Il. Urn.
cmi', John and Wash BaggI and Ted
Iiar'rn. There w"r" eighteen pguCrs 10
the pl""G.. ,r!I II them young men. The
mCmbers u tlIA Union desire Ia tender
their lhankg to M"ssrp, Ilnk and More.
!rWl for tic beautiful carpet Tor the
stand, donated by them to the Union.
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The greatest boon to children tec,h:r, and
!nr curing Wind Collie Darrhtvas:It other
Ills peculiar to children. is the renowned hin,
Wins.'w = Soothing SYRIA? a >.ie AMI certain
remedy b!cc1staus S;'h every bottle. rrcc,
81 cGE.t4
i'vwn's vemiiuse Comf,s, Tor cxyr.iu.
worms, are the most unfaiiin. ar! :l.s.s,Wt
cnnfrction in til" world. RIA! -"ccmiS. For
sale by Logan, liz! !. CO.. and by all dru,a s,S.
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a FuLL stock Of Germantown, Cash.
mere. Saxony, Shetland and German
Knitting, Woods, Frosted Floss and berg.
man Zephyrs, in all coIors, ut BELLS, ll29
Main street.
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PGlgoSAL. - Clarence Swcaringen, Of
Philadelphia aud formerly Of this city, is
at the New McI.urc.
Miss Mary buhkr has recovered from
Al attack Of typhoid fever aud is able 10
be ont again.
Prof Chas Louis Loos, Of l'ctlsny
College, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. 5. II, Greer has returned from
Magnolia q.
Capt. Chas. Muhlcnnn, al the steamer
Andes, il at the Siamm House.
Eoht. White, Esy., Of the Baltimore ar.l
Ohio Auditors office, AZ Baltimore, il at
the New McI.urc.
j. Kutky formerly NJ Eramcr's Band,
left Tor Pittsburgh Saturday.
George A. Floting son, Huntington,
W. Va; H. Young, Point Pleasant, W.
Va John Francis Columbia, ". Va l.,
Il. Reese, Clifton, ". Va are among the
recent arrivaIS ut the Slamm.
u. II. I'utn"y and wife, Maiden, John
Gorbcr, New York: a. t. stevens, Iof-
ion; Harry Lester, Denver, C"l v, L.
Simnnnds, Hartford, CnEn, aud W. ",
Ortis, baltimore, are registered M the
New MGl.ur".
Gen. Vim. II. Gibson, the silver.
tougucd orator" from Ohio. will deliver 4
lecture in this city come tune during the
coming winter. The temperance ieppI"
expect 10 secure his services for n week or
Two in the ten purAnCU cause.
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For restoring the natural color Of the llslr
hniCrrri.i art',um is offered in 'Ilar HCyiy..
um.' III large bases, NJ uI,iy % cents. than
has ever been pr,IUt,I ~ %lU Glrnn's Sui.
phG7 Soap u Ihe w0rI.famcd Clarihrr and
%ea"iiitcr OF the complexion. Sold by Logan,
list X CO., and every druggist.
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FIVE hundred trimmed hats and bon.
nets i'll straw, fell and plush, to he sold
lower than any other house III this city, at
Speyer Bros.
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TnE place to lind the best variety Of
millinery aud notions in this ci!y, is At
SpCyer Bros.
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BLANKETS, Blankets, Blankets, new
lot Just received and for sale ut lust years
prices. &. q. R6rT
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Ghe Q'RtekIi9etgGeo;>
ONCE: Nos. Is ana n FourrcrDih street.
New Advertisements.
D. OF L. banquet.
Wrought iron furnaces.

THERMOMETER KECoMD.-Thc following
shows the range Of the thermometer, Us
observed q! Schnep!'s drug store, Opera
House corner:
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HIM: $. "PISApoRE," by Arthur stdli.
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music,
81 90; LibrettO lworis only, lOc; Vocal
Selections tbOundl, BIC; Galop, 3Oc; Waltz,
%5c; PotpOurri, 50c; GalOp, Tor Piano and
Violin, Cornet or Flute, 40ci Walt, Tor
Piano and Violin, Cornet or Flute, 5M.
All the novelties in muuic. Pianos and
Organs 10 rent.
Lucas Music SroRE,
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CulnNGS's Wool Hoods, To-, &c., Gjr
Iic md $l,OO, all sizes "nd coIors, ut licllG
llM Main street =
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TnE place to iind the largest anil best
variety OF millinery and notions in this
city, is at Speyer Bros.
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Mrssrs. MrCrackrn AMI dwight yhot at
q yards, oil others At Is. The scores are
unusually good lar Ucw club.
First maIch-WnIhl, =; Tiny!c, {,
Fisher, 9; Ilcrv"y, Il, bean. j; YUung,.5E,
8 stanley, !, McCrncken 5;G, Dean, 8:
J. J.. GlaSs,9.
S"con.! match Fisher. T. Dwight, :.
Wright G; Miller, :; W. Dean, 2, S.
Dean, 3; q. Dean, l.,
Qui,ra large crowd was prcacn, Curing
the shooting and much ntcSystmaniicllpI
in tho result.
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\ COOP Grey Flannel, only Il! cents
per yard, at Il. Il. Ro:h's.
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7A.H.I?M.3F. x.7r.M.I7AM.l24.3 MIN
- g IS - ~ ~ - IS
SUNDAY.
Z a. NJ l2Y.3r.M7r. IA. a.I!x. ar. N. r. "
Is ~ :. Gu - IS Gi ~
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TnE largest NnG heat variety ol trim
med iINlR IN ihiN CITY, III Snnyrr IIrnS.
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DMIY'S SENTg%CE.-Our readers will
remember the very bold robbery Of an
Allegheny savings bank some months
ago. and the subsequent aTrcs: in this city.
by Detectives JuukiuB and Saith, Of
Charles DAlIy ioI completely in the crime.
Daily has been in Pittsburgh jai! ever
since, until his trial some weeks ago al,
which time he was found guilty on three
counts, but on account Of his youth
recommended to the mercy Of the Court
Saturday last waE sentence day, and
auurg others Daily WAS brought in 10 re-.
cetvc lis, which was ionr years 1t, hard
labor in the Western pcniicu,iarv, in
Allegheny. The opinion is held hcir hy
many that daily was interested in she Ca.
thedral robbcryoi last spring and also the
McNcII robbery, aud warrant Tor his At.
rest on one Of these charges At least is yet
in the possession Of one Of our ulicrrs
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,GoIonEn Casl,mcrrs. black Cnshmcrcp,
aIl wool, only 10 cents pOr yard. A fine
assortment Just RECEIVED, at q, q, Eothy,
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Our 80 cent corscls Nre thu lost in tho
'iiy ut tint price, &. &. Ruru.
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JoWN lI"ETST Gos tbs groaiost bargains
"v"r, rrun before in this city. 90O pieces
Gnnd dark calico, TIC. 10 pieces "A
chinl1rs, Sc; 10 pieces heavy ginghams,
Sc; 800 pieces dress goods Of all kinds
cheaper than ever seen before. Good ear.
pets from ISc. up. Call soon. Nos @nlY
and "O9I Min street, Contra Wheeling.
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THE hest stock Of Ladies' and Childrcn's
Underwear in the city At BELLS, ll22 Main
street.
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WHMTEN Active PARTIES to act as General
"HN : ~ Agents Tor the 'alc 81 our olNcial-
!Gy salary ar u i"Tal C,nmis.iun On sales From
SInO To $500 II Month Gun he nMIIC by live
men. Hare chNncc far IMNAtnE money.
AdlIes,-iLaUMrl MFG Co, IIO Monroe ST.,
CHICAGO. Ucf
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AL sheet music at half price at Shcib's
Washington Hall.
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nENTlSTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE-
~ SIRE to save their natural teeth VT would SAy
that we Hr, uuw etsGr prepared than ever ltr" To
enable them IN do ~. ~ the u4p ui M ELErTRO
and hnndSpmCr Iul Filling. with more Ease 10
Patients, than hGVO hpTrtntore been made in this
Cily or elsewhere, without the all Oi the Electric
l'ingHrr. What We Aty We can prove by actual
demonstration. Call aud see for yoHrrveS.
JAMES n. huEIIsUS son,
Aui No. II+I Market ST., Wh"eIuS, ". Va
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FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED
J. ROOMS, with or without DoarI. AdIres. s.,
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I" make money buy Your millinery nn,!
notions Of $pcycr BROS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-27

CAErEGs at almost your own price at G.
q. Roths.
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To present sou, sud rheumatism, take
SASfOEp's JAMAICA GINGER.
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For .ldiI,ioIcd Locai .Se First Ply.
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FCR SALE.

nor SALlI-l,9gg SHARES OF TIE
L. STOCK al the Riverside lion Works, In sums to
sai pnrt ls'uTs,by
oci1 WI HEARN.
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OF Chorus, u tine assortment and cheap,
NJ Geo. Il. IIolNs,
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WANTED
nriHomt Sa!l MIL Stock in exchange for desirable
city property; one :" the hgAl locations IN the Sew
nth Wand: two story BRICK DWELLING
llnuS. viii. n,Gr Teams, LnShsi mite, good cellar
hhder ShOls h1usc, water, HiS, and every cUuvtu-
ehte \ lGl! lot .! groaHL.
IRWIN,
El1 Rial Estate Agent.
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TnE condemnation cases will reach the
jury to-day.
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E0R RENT-A NICE BRICK DWELL
l. ING, on Main street, First wanl. HDuSO las six
rnGiha ahu Alic' with pantry aud hath EOOIn, water
AMI gas thTnmGhluI. Possession given OctOl'cr Isl,
Apply 10 J. T. IIerYry, Eral Estate Agrn! Market 81.
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