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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-29
OUR tHRITMAs BEAR Story,

1t was o Christmas Eve, I'D Uncle
Bob sat before .blazing q D little
nephew on one knea AMI q ,lilile niece ON
the other, while Aunt Katie lt quietly
knitting in her own particulaf 1gner.
: Uncle Bob has two, chillrei his own
now, and that made Lis Ned all the
warmer toward every child he int.
'sTell MS q. story, iucle, did little
Dan, looking up from Uncle bis left
knee. ~ q.
II know pretty good fe5 story
replied Uncle Bob, with . 81 lance at
Aunt Katie.
"0h, tell us that. please,H la little
Fannie. from Uncle BolJ's d q knee,
her pretty face all aglow with ser curi-
osity. *
.srhirty years ago. Uncle Rlf'began;
'It was. q Wild country 6nt heh The
woods was full Of bears ana d ss; nat
to spenk Of other safinent, sii| be est.
-.
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Pleasant Remembrance
Going Forth TO Gladden. other,
* hearts.

years. Iise gishees n sona are nI..
enough; but, on the whole, tia q con-.
gregation Of jolly ghosts. 1 hear asound
us Of light music, whisk Of women's
dresses whirled around in dance, and the
click as Of glasses pledged by friends.
Before one apparition is mound OH
which the snow is lying. / know ethat
spring Of mistletos. D, spirit in tho
midst Under it swtng the girl I loved
--and kissed her, too. And thon, TOO,
with trencher in hand; l remember thy
reigring night. Where now arc the
many boys and girls that thrust their
fingers in thy blaze?
The kindly Christmas tree, from which
! trust every gentle readef will pull
bon-ton or two, is already sparkling with
the. sweet fruits Of its season. You,
young ladies, will pluck giftlings fruits
from it; and with the sngar.plum you
will find one Of those delicious conun-
drums, which the confectioners intro
duce into the sweetmeats, and which ap.
ply to the cumming passion OF love.
There are some standing about the tree
who don't care about theloye-riddlo part
Patience, little people! dozen Christ
masses more and you will be reading
those wonderful conundrums. As for us
older folks, we watch the young people
pulling at the branches; but we no long
er reach for the fruits, and for us the
Christmas lights have mostly gone out.
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Christmas Pleasures. !,

There isalwaYs a good reason forthat
which has obtained o strong hold dpon
the hearts Of the people, and probably
there is no festiyal-no experience in the
whole range Of human enjoyment which
is participated in byso many, Which Il
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s,xrA CLAUSE is discriminating cid
fellow and seldom makes q mistake. By
tho way, what did you get in your stock.
;uy9
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with glee. n
Nov hang up your stockings ior
Santa Clans, say your prayers like good
children and go to bed" said Uncle
Bob, setting down his listeners and
going across to plant kiss on Aunt
Katie's ruddy cheek.
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GLAp the light Of Christina, cones
Mrry Is tie Christmas feast,
Through thousand liappy homes,
North and South and West and East;
Billie the song the traveller hngs,
Bllthe the wish Their yvlar says
LiiIing hearts to happier things
Through the Christmas hold 'ya
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ATTORNEYS.
W. r.. GUM.

"A ttorncy ut Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia
II Practices n the Courts Of Mason county, the
tfCoYrt 81 Appeals Of West Virginia and the United
:, States Dstric, Court for this State Prompt attention
given me collection Of claims. Office the Court
HopSe. JAM as, iSso-ty.
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now Ken l reward you, says ne.
"'Now's the time nor neverl says I to
myself, pluckin up courage. BY givin'
ME your darter for wife, l answered.
.,.,. "Air yoV willin, KaticS' says the
esquire. :
"I am, says she.
"Nie, too, says I, not Whiting to bo
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EVERY child has right to Christmas
and oil tho happiness the word implies.
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: CHAs. 4. HoGG,

A forney at-haw;. loffice in Court House.l Poin,
a Pleasant; West.yirgihin, Practices in tho coin-
IDS Of Mason; Jaet;Sr and Ro?ne, ~ the sSp5ems;
courts> 4 ~ tnoys 1919
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"wHgv the weather is mild Mt Christ
mas, cold weather lasts till SPRING
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A CHRISTMAS turkey in the hand is
worth two iii the market.
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.RANkIN YILEY. Dr..

A ttorney dt Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
a pra.jEes in she County uf Mason; the United
Stats. osr, cSa, for wS;. vyn and in p,eU, Se s
attention given to the collection Of claims, janI4iy
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$50 hc was" said uncle Bob.
"Bnt poor Miss Kahe?' inquired little
Fannie, from whose eyes the tears began
to drop.
"lhe bear" continued Uncle Bob,
growing excited as he neared the climax
of his story, "jest r'ared up on end,
cotched hold Of Katie with his fore paws,
lingged her to his shaggy breast, and
give one bound, carryin her of into the
forest"
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RELIGIOUS NoTES.-Sunday school lesson
No. 4, OF the International series, assigns
for tomorrow the subj ect "The temptation
Of Jesus" Matt "; Ill.
At the English Lutheran church and
Sunday school tomorrow the services are
expected to be OF unusual interest, and
the membership and Sunday school schol-
ars are looking forward to the day with
anticipations Of Joy. The solemn ordinance
Of baptism and the rite Of confirmation,
with the holy supper, are announced for
the morning at l0:30 o'clock, preceded by
congregational prayer meeting TO COM
menceat 0:45. Rev. George A. Bowers,
D. D., OF Pittsburgh, will preach the SER
nous, and he and Rev. P. A. Heilman, Of
Muncy, Pa, will assist Rev. Barnitz in the
distribution OF the elements. Text Of
morning discourse, "As oft as We eat this
bread and drink this cup, We do show the
Lords death until he come" Evening
discourse on "The value OF the SOUL"
The Sunday school will meet at two
o'clock. Theodore Roller is expected TO
unite his cornet with the organ under Ed
Dunaway, Esq, in leading the 500 little
and big singers, aud the Centennial
Juullec SLhbeio WIZ olhE bhO VI LuIee VI
their celebrated hymns. Addresses on the
lesson and other Sunday school topics will
be made by Revs. Bowers apd Aeilman,
aud others.
The evening services at seven o'clock
will be proceeded b. an anthem and chant
by the Jubilee Singers.
A letter from Rev. Charles A. Steel, oil
The Lutheran church at Homer City, Pa,
says OF these singers: "By the magic OF
their natural wild, thrilling music, they
have captured us, and we acknowledge
ourselves their lawful prisoners. Every
lover OF music must listen with admira
ton and delight TO the rendering which
these born children OF song give TO the
simple, yet lone stirring melodies Of the
old plantation"
First Baptist church, Twelfth aud Byron
streets, morning subject; "a remedy for
depression" Evening: "a good work de.
fined and enforced. Sunday school at 2P.
NJ. Thomas O. CLANCY, pastor.
Reformed Episcopal Church services al
Mozart Hall, at 1880 a. N. and 7P. NJ;
Sunday School at 0 A. NJ. Morning sub.
ject, "Rain upon the mown grass" Even.
ing subject, Wisdom the principal thing"
Rev. O. 7. Masden will preachin Fourth
street NJ. f. Church at 1880 A. ". and z
r, NJ. Morning subject, SIS Christian OK.
perience delusion or a scientific iactp"
Revival services will be continued during
the week.
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~. n nt"a,sd Tho i"i;;oI na,,armsn"o ~
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chilut 81 VA ~ mHse Hppa'1ny moEi ~
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bright n IT. Ma Sai;na po" Die Se M;"a :,
was takeh W mss semna nusn, miss VI
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voice. eE Mons;O wy E0. pe % au SoIu
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LINES FROM THE LISpsLEY INSTITUTE
The third term Of this school year com
mences on Wednesday next.
Pannell Garden, the efficient business
manager OF the Echo, who has been con.
fined at home by sickness, is back at school
again.
The editors and managers Of the Lindsey
Echo are earnest workers and good adver'
tisement solicitors, they make every paper
more than pay for itself.
The two societies al the Institute, the
Lindsey and Lindsey Junior, are running
smoothly. The members take pride In
preparing good performances, and gener
ally reflect credit on themselves. The
newly elected officers seem quite at home
in their positions, and go at their duties
very naturally.
Tue following members OF the Lindsey
Society delivered good declarations yes
terday afternoon: Lewis Baker, Levi Gas
sell, Louie Delaplain, George Ebeling
Harry Franzheim, Eugene Hildreth ant
Will. Wickham. Essays were read By
Ezekiel Ball, Lait Coplin, William Cham
bers, Albert Franzhein, Edwin Holiday
George Leighton, Alex. Laughlin, Harry
Seybold, Harry Smith and Martin Way
man. Some OF these performances were
exceptionally good,
Walker I. Frissell, one Of the editors o.
the Echo, who has been sick for severa
days, is back at school again.
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CERTIFICATE OF INcoRPoRATioN.-Secre.
tary OF State Brady yesterday issued a certifl
cate ofincorporaLion to the Standard Nail &
Iron Company, an association formed Tor
the purpose Of mining and manufacturing
iron, mining coal and other minerals, and
for any other purpose for which firm or
copartnership may be lawfully formed in
West Virginia. It's principal place OF
business Is to be ut Clifton, W. Va, and
lis date OF expiration January l, 1900.
Capital stock subscribed, SO, 900, with the
privilege ofincreasingit to $4,000 Shares
Sl0O each, OF which ]. B. Greer, Ports.
mouth, O., holds Chas, II. Greer, Ferrol,
Va, 2IS; VIM. S. Greer, Portsmouth, o.,
$50, Joseph r. Dunlap, Portsmouth, o., /,
and YIN. Il. Allen, Brooklyn, N. y, $50.
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Cry PERSONALS Rev, Geo. A. Bowers,
d. D., Of the Messiah Lutheran Church at
Pittsburgh, Pa, reached the city by the
II. W. & KY. r. R. yesterday, and Is the
guest Of Rev. s. B. Barnitz.
Rev. P. "A. Heilman, OF Muacy, Pa, is
expected to reach the city to-day. Mr..
Heilman comes 10 look and learn at the
English lutheran Sunday School.
John Fl. ZeyelY, Superintendent Of the
English Lutheran Sunday School, will
give this school fine black board pic
ture tomorrow.
S. v. Greer, Sheriff OF Jackson county,
was at the Auditors office yesterday.
VIM. Keyser, Second Vice President Of
the h. & o., who has been in the city for
the last day or two, left for the East last
night.
Is complimented by the Washington Re
porter on his fine appearance In the new
regulation suit.
II. NJ. Dogan, Esq, OF Washington,
Pa, was in the city yesterday.
Judge ]. Il. Bell and wife, Of West
Alexander, Pa, passed through the city
yesterday on their way home from Poplar
Culhk1t W. '"
Miss Genie Peudeton, Of this city, left
for Bethany yesterday on q visit.
Miss Lille Braden, who has been visit
ing Miss Ida Hall on 18th street leaves for
home at Washington, Pa, to-day.
Mrs. Oscar Rammelsburg, OF Cincinnati
and Miss Nellie Sweeney OF this city, will
participate in the concerto be given by
Prof, Hermann SChockey. at the Disciples
Church in tho near future. This concert
promises to be one Of the very finest evel
given in this city.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the Stamn
are the following: Josephus Clark, New
Martinsville; Il. B. futile, Albany, n. y.
S. B. Greer, Jackson O. H.: Geo. A. Dun
nington, Fairmont; W. G. Keckeler, Gin
cinnati; VIM. Creay and wife, Washington
A. +. Frye, Jr, Marietta; Geo. W. CLANCY
Coon Island; Mrs. NJ. Bell, Wellsburg
Miss. N. McVider, Frederick.
Mr.. George Alden, a prominent Boston
ian, hasrooms at the Stamm.
II. B. Tuttle ESQ.,, Of Albany, N. Y, reg
istered at the Stamm yesterday.
Taylor Sirauder has improved Til
leisure Of his confinement in jail in writin
another book.
Miss Elsie Won Blumen, who is stop
ping at the Mcclure, has made hersel
quite iayorite with ladies interested ii
pedestrianizing.
| Samuel Mat6er, Esq, well known or
dealer OF Cleveland, Is at tho New Mcclure
Bishop ]. J. Kahn, OF this city, and Col
M'Grath and family, Of Philadelphia, vii
sail from New York, February 18th, vi
Il CunaFd limo for EuFnnn
Col. @. Z. A. McGeachy, treasurer Of tn
"Pinafore" Company, paid this Office
pleasant visit last night.
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Eorg.-CurlcuRA is admirably assisted IN cases Of
extreme phySicAl weakness, or when tho virus Of
Scroiula 10 known 10 lurk In the system, BY the In
tsrnAl use Of tho CUr1luRA RESoLyENT, without
doubt the IatSt powerful bl.Od purifier aud liver
stinlulAnt In the world.
CuTIcuM soar Is an elegant toilet aud medieval
assistant 10 Cuticura In the treatment Of all eXter
nal ailments. For ChRppcd hands, rough skin aud
tau, sunuurD aud tho lesser skin troubles, II Is In
dispeusablt as O1p for the toilet, the nursery aud
bath It Is tho most elegant, refreshing, aud healing
before the pnbllch.
These great remedies succeed whero all others
heretofore 10 fall because they possess new and
original properties never before successfully CON-
blned In medicine.
The CuT1cuRA REMEDIES are prepared by WERRs 4
POTTER Chemists and Druggists. boston, and sold
by all Druggists. Price Of cuTCURA, small bOxts 50
cents large boxes, containing two and one-hali times
the quantity Of small 81. RESoLvEST, 81 per bottle.
CuTicuh Soar, % eeuts per cake by mail, 30 cents
three cakes, rs CENTS
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTArE,-The fol-
lowing transfer OF real estate was admit
ted 10 record in the office OF the County,
Deed made January 20, 1880, by Isaac
Blanchard and. wife to Mary Ann Garri-
son, wife OF Daniel Garrison, for lot
OF ground in Triadelphia district, for Sl76.
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IIOi Main street.

nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE.
IL SIRE to save their natural teeth We would SAY
that NO are now better prepared than ever before TO
enable them to do 80, By the use oil an ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLUg8RR We can and are making DetteI
Patients, than have heretofore been made 70 tins
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
Plngger. What We nay We can prove by actual
denomination, Call and SEQ for yourselves.
JAMES II. SURGiSON 4 SON
aui No IIIa Market 81, Wheeling, W. Va.
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PARxERHAu.-The energy displayed by
the officers and management OF Parker
Hall Union, Is certainly commendable.
On last Sabbath the hall was not only fill
ed TO It's utmost capacity, but large mum.
her were unable to gain admittance. II
was suggested by VIM. Hastings, Esq,
during Inc progress Of the meeting, that
Washington Hall he secured for next Sab
bath. But to meet the demand and ac-
commodate as many as possible, addt'
S;ded. The organ aud choir have been
moved to the platform, SO that seventy;
1--WE more persons can be accommodated
Win seats. The exercises were very In
terestins. Addresseswefe delivered by Rev.
Thompson Of the Disciples Church. Key.
expected that the meeting tomorrow al;
teTnoon will he quite as interesting and
impressive. The meeting will be opened
Al 81 p. N. Go early and secure seat
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A NUMBER Of citizens OF Fauquier county,
W. Va, passed through Wheeling the
other day, having negro in custody for
clipping with handsome white girl. A
short time ago negro married q white
and very beautiful girl In this county, and
we understand there is another girl in the
neighborhood Of Smithfeld who has up.
piled for license to marry negro, but
was reiused.-Ohio Pre&s, Steitbnrille.
There Is no Fauquier county in this
State, and more than that the parties aiore.
said never went through this city.
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Scrihner's Magazines.
Fluting Machines-Nesbitt & Bro.
For Sale-Engine- Busbey Il Little.
New Edition OF Webster-:Stanton 4
Davenport.
Hats-C. II. Dinger.
For Rent-Residence Bone.
Photographs in Cloudy Weather-T. II
/, Higgins.
Lost-Keys
Steamship Tickets-John Bailie.
List OF Letters.
Commissioners Sale.
$50 90 per week.
Notice. Central Building Association
M g
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GALE oFvALUABLE CITY LoTs,

Tho UNDERSIGNED will offer at private sale until the
9Th day Of JANUARY, 1880, piece Of ground sItu-
ated Ia Fast Wheeling, containing acre, rcOls and
II 2.l0 pots, aud fronting on Baltimore and Tenth
streets. There 10 en- the premises good brick DWELL
lng cOntannR three rooms. The above ground has
sold as whole or In parcels IL suit puTchaS, n II
not sold before the above date will on that day sell
the same al public AucOn nj the front door Of the
Court House oil Ohio county, commencing ut 10 A. ".
plat Of the ground may he seen, and information re-
gardng terms Of sale, OLc., may he obtained on ap.
plicatlOn 10 A. II. BRITT,
Or W. II. lALLER, No I3s Fourteenth st.
AuCtlOueef, Jei2JTThE
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J7ALUABLE pRoPERTY For SAVE

" AIUABLE FKUPEKT1 EUK SALE
Tho plot u ground located on Nineteenth street,
with frontage Of $50 feet running back 800 eot on
which stands the eoap and Candle MAuuiactory,
erected by, and formerly operated BY Edward Reid
The main building Is brick, two stories high 6OxIC
feet rendering house, 10 feet iluRTe attached "
main building two eng mes, two boilers, store house,
l6x60i stables and other OubuldDgs. There are two
lAre soap kettles one with capacity 10 make thirty
thOuSaud, and the other fifteen thousand pounds u
soap Two large rendering kettles, eight cAudle
Chimes one bOap pres. twelve soap tTlnes one cTuch-
Ing machine, aud sundTy machines aud articles Used
In the business. There are four small tenement
houses on The ground, and lease which yields al
present rental OF 500 per Annum, The above will
be Sold-part cash aud The ta'auec on liberal time
City bonds will be taken In part payment For fur
ther information inquire ol ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business and Real Estate Agent 1875 Market
street, CHnslo's Block, over City Bank.
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TEMPERASCE.-The distinguished lectur-
er and physician, DR.. 0'Leary, will adj
dress the temperance mass meeting in
Washington Hall tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock, and at 1850 o'clock in the even
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MEDICAL.
(gtioura
REMEDIES
Have achieved the most noted success Of
any Medicines Of Modern Times.

Msssn. Weeks & Potter have never doubted the
specific properties Of CuTICuRA. CUTIcuRA kESoL'
vES1, and curtcuRA Soar, for The speedy, Eerlna'
manont and economical cure Of humOnO Of the Blood,
their universal success for Il was 70 be expected that
IN the hands Of IomO they would fall solely from Sp1s'
modlC or igu0nnt use ofthem
They are enabled 10 say without fear Of contrAdic-
ton that no remedies ever achieved In the short space
OF one year the number Of wonderful cures performed
/ by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES,
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WARRINGTON, January PAL a. M.-FoI
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slowly
falling barometer, southeast to southwest
winds and slowly rising temperature
clear or partly cloudy weather during the
day.
For the Lower Lakes, westerly to south
winds and partly cloudy weather with
areas OF light snow, rising followed by
falling barometer and slight changes in
temperature.
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New Hamburg Edgings and 1nsertings,
the largest variety in this city, at our
usual low and popular prices.
SpEYER Bros.
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Charity HosIpitaI, cleveland, Ohio.
We have made use Of ST. JAcons Oh
both here and at the Asylum, and have
found 1t to be an excellent remedy.
SISTER SUPERIOR.
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suy a Present that will ouilast time ;
one 10 not only gladden. the heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy recoIlectlons
or the qiyer. JACOB W. GRUBB.
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Mr.. sALrNaER will open out at "The At
lantic Clothing House" No. 1920 Market
street, Crangle's Block, March l, the
largest and greatest variety Of clothing
and gentemens furnishing goods ever
brought TO this city.
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john RoRMRs still continues TO sell DR.,
Goods, Carpets and Wall Paper at the ole
prices Nos. 20l9 and 2O2l Main street
Centre Wheeling.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24

ONE peculiar characteristic Of Fellows
Compound Syrup Of HypophosphiIes is
Its power Of decomposing the food in the
stomach, rendering digestion and assimil-
alton more perfect. This partly accounts
for the rapidity with which patients take
on flesh while using the article.
Sold by Logan, List & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24

DR.. O'LEARY at Washington Hall 10.
morrow afternoon at . o'clock, and 1880
Pm. Subject: Temperance. Admission
10 cents, three tickets for % cents. Tick
cts for sale at Logan, List & Cos, and Nc.
Lain Bros. drug stores.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-24

SAM DrrwlLER, OF the Eighth Ward
hose house, >was reported very low with
iyphoid pneumonia last night,