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MILITIA NOTES.


iui.t !a5t week " phFtelpAte Ill the uScseises III
the VIII Co'nts fa'F.
n..ne,t @ was eun. c pnpar ar + ,t sIso
H.. mst "e"nes'aF night -....
1'nIvATE $. J. sIlENEr' of Company n, First
1n'antry, rsque*ts , an honorable discharge, oil
"eso'"' .. BUSINESS e''e'ao''en.7'
Charles W. Cole have becu reelected to tl,cIr re-
sncptlvo posItionJ In Il Comr,u1,y Third Ikerl-
mnnt
~
LEAVE OF absence Tor th,fty Gays from Ans.
nrsadc. ." 'e''' 1'''e'''' '''''' VI s'' *''''
.,lm IE orcK,Inf heml.monsnl ll1 mcGt1na @ or ana
sI G,Scrs "t 3 !rs5 M hyiEc s M y,n tMxe pce ,c
ii nIsht, 'Ssa Ut oelssk. ~>' ''''' ''''' -
CAtr. C.. II. r. Kf,cn recommends TINT rrlyato
A. &. f'nptnrow. recently dtsehnrgei, TIC rein
% Approved u ID ar,d sdfi forwa1tied. ''' '"'' '"''
f,.rr ru.x,, n r,,,,v oor,,,,r,,t,- r, fo,,-
p99ny First @ @fant,y, rcco'an,en!s tho ltscha:Eo
~ TM nT.sn:o oan -. IgrRi,'s lot sho sooa OF tho
'e,ye0 ~ Hp''ve sna ana . losx'.r s.,
asks permission 10 iakH his cul,,nuri to Mis.
ao,lri AnK Id, II, bt nl,se,.t SEVEN inys. Ap-
,r.,,r,, -, .,r.,.,,,,,a - A., r,.
ot i III p. ho' " III. =. !m1 y; G IN
X, Thlrsl infantry. An9. y, III ctoose i. sccu,ld
cSessa 1e,asa'ant tos Sa company VICE llHssns Do
eerssa. ns.sn s,.. s.,,.,, ..,...,, ,u..
Ftrst iscuits,cl,t. ret,,,csts f,,rnr,, until 1t'
isl, tor priynla GhnrIes K, I,,rc. nr Ills ctin.
W." nt's"ae 's' l's""a""',ofs. ',,
from ting Governor ct Geurx!n % uHtrr that
VIII r. 70 nttend tho encnHl,tnciIt and pnrtic!-
f;ps trnuurvot. hna rn,oI,.,1 ~, ot,,tul t.,rtr
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FIRE RECORD.

lN l1tltNtiOs
The alarm from Box 2S3 at 7;1s Inst cycll-
ing was caused by n fire In Il coal.slsed In The
rear Of No. i2 Dcsp!aInes street, owned by
William Wnrsl. No damage. Tho alarm
fr0m BOX 1SG Mt . o'ctDcl WIS caused by II
lire III It .too!-sl,op belonEing tn the North
western 1iniEr0a.l, and located Mt the corner
Of Union and klizic streets. Damage, $40.
Cause, unknown,
, 1880-08-16

AfcssEs. J. iiauer T. Co., i6e md ts4 iEabas'I
AHHt.e-0 ENT1EAgH: lIayInx for ysars been
acq,Rinteh With tho I'auur Pllno, 1t affords mu
Ereut pleasure to Bay tint consider tho Same
we'll Undo !nstrumene In pscry particular, ali
Instrument thRt 1nuat always Ktva satisfaction
TO both buyer md seller, Respectfully yours,
T.. A. AfHtK
, 1880-08-16

MsW fofk lktltr 10 t1ttta HtfaAI.
Tho sontor llonnOkt bud blttur KFlidEG against
r, r, l3A!nu!n tlat lastutt for ycasa, and tho
WORT pont tn thu caao wns tlut litnnett's Ut
talks Wer0 iarnuIn's bonutlls- Tho stoWmAu
considered The fttYsthls l'.tnpoons merely M
Knstu!tpus advertising, uutl ho was tho only man
WhoM Dennutt could not wrlto down. 10 nuke
, 1880-08-16

ought th vote for llaneock, who would re-
fufrn ntt tt.psn Things.
Mime nf thcsr fierce Bourbon speakers had
m,,cI, to sny about TIN. fairfield excerpt that
they maxi, him responsible for cheating TIL"
den o,st of tile Presidency because he wns
Tic i,eniocrais rail- Themselves ereatr,. t;sn
AlcClGninlHi hns sliereeArtt IN organizing n
Hancock Vetcrnn Corps In this city, nf which
lln WIS elected Commander. Ilsern were Just
six prrsons present Mt tho 1neetIng wElell II
waS organized.
, 1880-08-16

Special Dlfpa.eh to TIT Chicago Tribune.
GosItES, lid, Aug. 15.-OMc of the largest
all.l most enthusiastic meetings Of thu cn,n-
pnig1, was lIcld by t.e Republicans of Nrw
l'arls, Ind, and vicinity, OIL Saturday eyen-
ing. 4 splendid pole, TO feet high above
ground, was raised, and large Garfield and
Arthur Cluhorennfzcd. file Hon. j. II. J}Aker,
N. c., MID Judge Richmond, of Tennessee,
were tho speakers, and they crcated much
enthusiasm In their telling hits against tho
Solid South and their Democratic allies In
the North.
THE DEAocl.ATIU MEETING
here on Saturday, which Ind been exten-
Aiyefy advertised, will 1,stlge Lnng. OF WHr-
was n colnpletc failure rs 10 numbers. Mr..
Rreyn was tic only speaker prraunt, and his
speech failed to make my Impression Oil his
audience.
, 1880-08-16
THE CITY.


wo,.lsl RESPOND. hut up To o'cltnk there wero
mt morc tt,lsl twenty-five or thirty. and they |
went away wltto,t .!tAn1 any business.
AGAnr,Irn und Arthur Club WIS formed in
1togrrs Park Saturday evening. Thirty names
wrrc entered III, tito roll. The following wcro
elected us occTa Of tho Clubs A.A. Exlthc.
President II. f: Hounds, Vicr. President: ". l..
Crawford. Secretary; It. II. sanlpso''. Treasurer
AsToS E1ct.Ns while on bis -, way n1ms s,1 TO-
i,rny nisHt. '!cciSntay rcli Oh tic sisls II ,e
tnr!1rr hf Chlcayo nyeliae a'sd lthl4ttai sireEI,
a,lt! fractured! his right Icy above e M'ikte: IL
parrns.
jacob luMnI.EIs. driver Of sieivory Wngoti.
for 7. Shncnhutens l,rcwery. at the corner ~
forenoon whilu quitting 'nWn frtn h!a vt.Kun "
tho brewery. AMI atlIy fr.Gturcti his right leE
below Tho kneo. lEo was taken to tho County
Hospital.
Mlss. AsstE TAzEAr!. q German widow in!ly.,
c. yrnr: If nec. lied suddenly aud wlthmit tue
Il e r pps pnsssN!9 Na Il m Wsst sfi'Mi'aS ias
1 be-" ~ ss ,ry 1r f19 Pas srown yo
children.
uaAn wE<rr1tA1, II years ot ngc, while scal-
tng riIr III G30 Sai,trtlny evening NJ tho cur
mr. uf Clnrlt md khlx!t streots, on ono ol !:
mwsc,, wi,es ISt All i tho Wsui'- and ay
bruised and pprancn. l!c sns tnkcti Mm Mm 70 tho
hume Of his parents, No. 4D North Wells street.
TIE S!ncseen,!, Illinois, Volunteer lnfatry
noon VI ,i,c i'acr Iipt,so Vctsrl cl,,i- -roo,ns.
NM q "! rss9ye !" ays .{;s,p' t{Sssp'o q II" !"
hand-rool,,s Of Siul. William, Nuvans ,,cxi Thurs.
day evening at i o'c1,ck. which NJ nle.nbcrs Of
tho regiment Mrc cordtnlly invited to nttetit'.
j. a. rESSrn, 10 ycnrs Of ape, rnn awny frun,
his home ut bloomington n fcw luys aKo, md
mn,c Ills way to this city IN freight car, aud ut
t t %S Ii u ha sEnn
frr,Hi,t-ynfrh in Ills lily, l,ld l,ia loft heel
@ s ss rs s s s a sst to ssf ns coay as ay
Hospitai.
s!errek of Ne % Fisk ,strcet wht!c crossing
w %se r w; sf s. sk os a I'd s sde
wxo owne1 ",,A .rIss,, BY 1oh1; dHasrn; r I,o'f 9f
Nn M Wett H. s1!eentI ase t1a in jry g lin
w" sefereS' ~ ar s .n9 {oi'eu t,rI NY - ,o H.,
A'u,t r"nrp.ro,,'s rrcnt chow VII, pnrndo tho
ts IT. Gx mt in ss sSec cssf sfrs: St" sas to as a
s,s; ao IN h a;s;,! MSss sts ,H n Mis1 a;
70 Meh'Sa,. Mvenne; OH Mc!9snn "vono north
!" rs F~ sfunn"s un's IN ,ho
waynr rspairns @ lid | pnsisg the streets. ycs-
t@!;luy Gsr: Mskay, sopvrj,ite.!ient # lir!dEes,
Iit::lt NIL IL U'ciock. The West Division 1inf-
s sS ky III o ie ys na s thp sn MfE
y.xSssa , G Tts ts A., pa{ paa2E"g sTax x%s up is
fo,'sa @ a,a N u oaa e"''al.on aonssaas, ,n .a
st e a
= se ir, Glsrl: s,ee. b e!,r NJ St te ,: %s'.
VT @ i'll y oa ni aios
S'th ! nua,Ser of S,hor ehii,lies q s!;oSt
Htrrnt i'm rnts directly In frInt t,f fbt,
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NOTES.

Special DLsratth to 7ks CAleago TrtbNn1.
Hosros, Aug. l5.-Secretary Sherman lras
written to well-knnwn gentleman of this
city that thu outlook IL mast encouraging for
the Republicans. This gentleman scouts the
fdrn that Sherman Is sl:uiklng. ,
It Is toe early for much political excite
,neNt, hut over thirty Garfield a1,4 Arthur
clubs have hten fornlea lit tho State.
a full n,ukllg Ut the Republican SAte
Comnl!tea, wt!fnot b. held tilttle day before
This Democrats Will open headquarters iii
nosta,l a{tur Sept. !. Tho Committee at
Seyen appointed To nonllnatu a Committee on
Resolutions and recommend q presiding Of
lnpnting In this city IN about week.
SONS hancock mud English clubs have
been oEgau!zed, md there Ii M Indication Of
MI aggressive campaign OH tic part Ut tlle
democrats ~ well us Republicans.
, 1880-08-16

IfH1ts: Our highest artists In dnnt!strys Tho
McChcauoy' y beyond doubt, though but 81 yet.
, 1880-08-16

Ftrst-clasa bnrbara tlsa tho CuucurR Medicinal
6haviuX 8oap c1ctuslyoly.
, 1880-08-16

A representative Of tho Wh!tu Sewing. sta.
chino Company. Cleveland, O.. will bo ut tho Of
ileo Of II. ]. Whttcpu,b s. Son, IT Jackson streot,
during Cnnclayo weUk every lay fr0nl until II
who uFe e1,XaYeal or desire tn engage lu tie pur-
chaRo aud sal0 OF tho ~ White"
, 1880-08-16

OnpESsnunu, N. T., Aug. t5--Thc round
house. of the Ogtlensbnrg 4 Lake C'lamplain
Railway, IN thts city, containing five ]pco-
motives, was destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss, St0U, QUO; insurance unknown.
, 1880-08-16

Huy tho Impfovrl lInWa ScAlea pprlou,
Bclleck & Co., Agents, VI Laku stzcpt.
, 1880-08-16

8ptctat Dtspasth 70 lAt Cnhooo Tribune,
WAsl1lSuToN. D. g, .AnK. b,-Don pIatt,
In Ills Sunday Capitol, intinl.tes TINT Hem
drtck ks will not work heartily fnr tho Deltlo-
to 5icDnnuld and lis desire to prevent tlls
latter from bclng rrJlecteu to .the United
States Senate will influence him III securing
the dufeat OF the Democratic ticket.
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ANOTHER DISCOVERY.
The Power OF the Electric Light
Exceeded in its Value 10
Humanity.
How a Rochester Gentleman Dis
covered the Secret OF
Longevity,
Whereby He Saved His Own Lii,
and Gave the Results 10
the World,
A Record Unparalleled in the Ex
perience OF the Medical
Profession.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, March 4.
AT time when the public attention Is specially
directed toward scientific discoveries the revelation
comes with unusual iofcs Il Is we'll Known that al
eidpey troubles are dangerous, and that even slight
dlncultihs should receive immediate attention. Here
tolOte BFghtA Disease Of the Kidneys has been con.
sideF.d iucuaGle and all afflicted with 1t have aba-
doned hope. MI. II. Il. Warner, the we'll known
dealer 10 aIOs and one Of our leading citizens was Of
ihls number, aud when given up by physicians Of
famous as Warmers sale Kidney aud Liver Cure. 50
remarkable was the recovery that be determined 10
give the remedy TO the public, and the following
strong and authentic facts amply CONFIRM IL great
value: Charles 3. Prentice, Of Toledo, u, went 10
Paris aud thence to Enganato b. treated for Bhghts
bseaSe apd, after the best physicians Of both eoun.
lres had done what they could for him, gave up In
despair aud returned 10 America 10 de- Here he re-
celved further treatment from other skiliui physi
clans without benefit and while "lIslesSly lingering
IN pain and anguish" as he says, heard Of the Sale
Kidney and Liver Cure, took 4 and was completely
cured In a few weeks. Notice tho following:
>, SALT LAKE Cry, Jan. ., 1880.
II H. WarHer & Co., .ROeheEteF, ". Y:
GKHTLEMEN-In 1877, At Washington, ,. c., Lex.
perienced very severe attack u Paeumona, terltil-
Ating In Hepaltis inflammation OF the lIVef) which
gradually extended TO the kidneys My eniire sys.
tenn was 10 . terrible condition. My skin became
Yellow dry aud leyetishi my limbs bQgRn to swell,
aud with certain deHth staring Me IN The face, be-
came utterly despondonL was Kept by my phySi-
ciAn-one Of the 6est In WRshington-up0n an exeIu-
iVe milk diet Tor I've months, with no Improvement
but An TgsraVatlOn Of all my symptoms. My case
seemed utterly hopeless, and was so regarded by
council Of the most eminent physicians 10 the city.
Death seemed Inevitable. by the advice OF friend
was induced TO try Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and IN ten weeks was entirely restored aud
verify believe Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
the best medicine ever prepared. am, gentlemen,
gratefully your, o.. AVERELI,
Clerk supreme Court Of the Territory Of Utah.
Any one who bAs pain 10 tho back or the tlIghtest
symptom Of Kidney trouble should not delay an In
All druggists sell Il. Sold Wholesale Ia Wheeling 6y
Logan, Lot Co. and LaughlIu Bros. 4 Co.
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PERsoSAL.-Hon. John. ]. Jackson, Jr.,
left for Parkersburg yesterday.
Jasper Y. Moore Esq, clerk OF the U. s.
District Court, left for Clarksburg yester.
day. He will return Sunday.
br.sM. r. Boyd returned from q visit
to Missouri and Colorado, Monday.
The following are among the arrivals al
the New Mcclure: Geo. B. Parnham, r
L. Lewis, o. W. Richardson, Philadelphia
]. G. ConroY, ]. A. Jacob, W. Beck,
Pittsburgh; 7. Cahorn, Cleveland; E. g
Sheldon, A. h. Levy, Fred Il. Baggs, s.
Woods, q. P. Ayres, ]. P. Mccoy, L. A
Bamberger, New York; E. Hawley, Gin
cinnati; Al. Singleton, Boston; Chas. E
Laverty, West Va; r. II. Foster, Con
necticut; W. II. Gamble, MoundsVille; O,
A. Friend, Fremont, Neb.
Among the late arrivals at the Stamn
last evening were: Z. Pearson, Phila
delphia; Chas. +. Louertz, W. Henderson
Boston; J. W. Smith, Writ; G. w
Headen, l. Miller, Wetzel; ]. w. Batche
lor, Pittsburgh.
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THE WHEELING FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 1880

ANusENRNrs.-To.night Hayerly's Genu.
inc Colored Minstrels are booked for the
Opera House. We clip the following
notice:
at certainly was not by reason Of re-
markably favorable weather that the Bos'
ton Theatre was crowded last evening.
But standing room only and not much
OF that, was all that late corners could get
on the lower floor, and there was no beg
carly array of empty benches in the
upper circles, either. ITS Hayerly's luck,
said q theatrical man In the lobby. The
attraction was Haverly's genuine Colofed
Minstrels, and the entertainment they
gave was particularly good. Throughout
the performance there was uot the slight
est lapse from good taste, and the enter
tainment may be commended as the quint-
essence Of Ethiopian melody and Ethio.
plan an."-BoStOn Daily AdNrtiSer.
Tickets at Lucas.
Theatre ComiqH.-Only moderate au.
dience greeted really first class show at
the Academy OF Music last night. 1t has
been the custom in this city to pack the
Opera House with people for shows much
inferior in character TO this one. With
one or two trifing exceptions the perform
ances last night were good. The specialists
are exceptionally good, and the entire
make up of the show number one. There
will be performance this evening, matt
nee tomorrow afternoon, and evening
performance. Entire new bill next week
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PARLoR SxArEs.-Mr. ]. H. Fenton, OF
indianapolis, Ind, gave an exhibition OF
parlor skating at the New Mcclure House
office yesterday, in the presence Of large
crowd. Mr.. Fenton, is one OF the most
proficient parlor skaters in the United
States, and some OF the "hubdubs," as one
Of his witnesses termed them, were mar
yelous. Mr.. Fenton was here yesterday
with reference to starting skating rink in
this city, which will probably be done at
an early day in the Academy OF Music.
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MEssRs. SnALLcRoss & WALTER will sell
their lots In Belleview, on Tuesday, the
10th Of March, at 10 o'clock a. N. Sale to
take place at Belleview Hotel. The terms
are favorable-one third cash, and the
residue in one and two years.
As there is no more desirable property
in the country, these lots should sell well.
The plot eau be seen at Frank Walters
Two Mile House. war
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N BEAUrIFUL COUNTRY RESI-.

N DENUE For sAIP,
IhAt desirable Villa, crested and belonging 10 A.
s. Howell, ESD, located VI Elm GrOTe, place pro-
verbal Tor the beauty Of Its natural scenery and his
tOiic interest. The dwelling WaS erected under MIR.
IOweln supervision, every part Of which !. mAdO p
Of the best naIS ial aud Workmanship The design
Is after the Gothic Iylc two stories high, containing
nine FO0ul, attic aud excellent cellar, bay wln
dovs Of Belgian glass; also stable, barn, &c never
falling vol Of excellent a)lt water, hne growing
UTchad cOmpriAng .pple pear qulnee, peach, cherry
This property In ivy hands for sale. IL 10 ustSuch
II pIAc As many huSln s. men are aiming 10 possess.
10 IC'pIusihO purchaser Will sell low aud on ih'
Cr4 Icrtns AddIrN, me By lettsr or personally:
ALEXANDER BONE, General Business and Real
Estate Agent 1878 Market street, CrauEc's Bloch,
Ilh1
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A CONCERT, embracing instrumental and
vocal music, under the direction OF Prof.
CARL Hermann, Of Wheeling, late Of
Stuttgart, and Mr.. W. II. Lott, OF Coluui'
bus, will be given in Steubenville some
time early in April. The acknowledged
ability OF these gentlemen promise o
musical entertainment OF more than
ordinary understandable Herald.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, March FL A. M.-Fol
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather with rain or snow, winds mostly
from northeast to northwest, rising, sue
ceeded in a southern part by falling baron.
eter, stationary or rising, followed by fall
inRtemperature.
For the Lower Lakes, higher barometer,
north TO west winds, cloudy weather with
occasional snow, followed by clearing
weather,
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THE CouRrs-U. S. DISTRICT Court
Judge J. J. jackson. This Court met at
10 o'clock yesterday and disposed OF the
following business:
Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Co.
vs.. John R. Gilbert ct al. In debt. This
case was submitted to the court and judg'
ment given for defendants for costs.
John W. Berry vs.. Steamer Thanhauser
In admiralty. Verdict for plaintiff fol
Adjourned until Monday at DAM.
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IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE OR LEASE

Situated In Preston County, Wet Virginia, near
XingWood Tunnel, on the Baltimore Ohio R.
Thee has bCOn fully tested in the Furnace at
Iroutovn, West Va. It.wOrkS easily IN the FurnacS
and makes very desirable quality Of Iron. The
coEins qualities Of tho Ccnl have also been fully test
a. and are entirely Satisfactory. Iron can DO made
ala prOat these lands when prices are 50 low that
Furnaces at distance from raw materials must stop.
For further information apply to
WA S. RAYEER,
81 Lexington ST., Baltimore, Md.
Orb C. JEssop, Austen, Preston Co, W. Va.
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Public Sale OF Stocks.
Proposals for Coal.
Good News for the Afflicted.
Wanted-To Rent.
Toilet Ware.
Decorated Tea Ware.
Nest Eggs-J. II. Rinehart.
Wanted-Boy.
Aliens Lung Balsam.
Bird Cages-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
For Cincinnati-Steamer st. Lawrence.
To the Public Westwood & Ritz's Ele.
vating Refrigerator and Safe.
Another Victory-Fourth page.
Another Discovery-Fourth page.
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THXRMoxErxR REcoR6.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at sChnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
1879. 1850.
I a. n. I'M MIN TAM. II n. Sr. NJ I'm
50 GO GO 50 80 70 10
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New dry goods, new carpets and new
wall paper, cheap for cash, at John
Roemer's, Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street
Centre Wheeling.
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Mr.. JOSEPH srEdKR who has been very
seriously'ill for some time is convalescing.
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REMEMBER Kline Brothers offer good
Jeans Pants at 20 cents.
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PLEASE call aud see the "Countess'
Pattern Spoons and Forks.
JACOB W. GRUBs, Isweler.
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GALL at 81 Twelfth street, il you want to
save money. Eight Hemmed Handker.
chiefs for % cents.
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Mr.. G. D. Thompson, of Wheeling, Vice
President OF Amalgamated Iron and Steel
Workers Association was in town to-day
en- route to MISUNDERSTANDING Herald.
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Do not forget that you can buy good
Jeans Pants at 20 cents, at Kline Broth
er's, 81 Twelfth street.
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A WELL KNOWN German minister, Rev.
A. 0pitz, Of Schleisingerville, Wisconsin,
writes:
was sufferer with Rheumatism fol-
years. Friends recommended the use oil
ST. JACOBS Oh. l tried it, and must CON
icss that the result was astonishing. Hav.
ing hardly used up the first bottle. found
relief, and the second one cured me.
therefore feel under obligations, and shsl
recommend this effective remedy when
ever have chance. 9
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DOR RENT OR sALE-A VALUABLE;
twentieth streets, II the Hest material, modern
ttylo ii structure inshed complete within aud with.
0ut-Ihrec stories high, cnutnlntng two elegant store
rooms on the GrSt h1Or, 2lxiO feet well lo
g1eiyIn aud counters Of the newest style, beautifully
grained and AnIshGi with large plate glass Wihd0W,
Uvtr these store rooms II dwelling rooms, wen
nIaptel and ARRANGED for int class boarding
house. The advantage OF this property being located
in The midst ola producing and con Stunning populai
tIon and consequently large 70 all trade; GU one o.
CitisnS Railroad Either oil the above will be Ienled
on m lderats terms Apply TO ALEXANDER BONE
General business and Real Estate agent, 1878 Mar'
kct street, CrGngle's Block. mn"
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GLASS SHADES Of every size and style al
reduced rates, at HutChins' Art Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12

SEE the victory, head Of local. Kline
Brothers always lead, never follow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
FOR SALE.

A SMALL CHEAP HOUSE FOR
N SALE-LVCAted in "FishCr's Row." Fifteenth
street, containing six rooms aud summer Kitchen.
Ie4s than 6, 500 will buy It. Apply TO ALIEN AN
DER BONE, 1878 Market street, CFanSles Block.
,Oh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
EoR SALE
EVOR SALE

F0R SALE
4 OnC-stOry brick house, containing four rooms,
good cellar, No. lsG Eighteenth street.
ALSO,
Two tw0-Bt0ry brick dwellings, containing five rooms
and wash house each situated on MArEcl street North
Wheeling. .ilIO, two frame houses on Market alley,
ono with i've rooms, good CELLAR the other three
rooms
One two-siory frame house on Alley I6, containing
tlS nous and summer kitchen, 80 feet fFUnt 60 feet
deep Aisd Que half lot, % feet 'front.' 100 feet deep,
situated III Alley ., between Market street aud the
Pike
This property will be sold cheap aud on easy terms
Apply 10 WM. RANKIN,
mhIO No. lOi Eighteenth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
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