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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-26
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Points Pertinent n Present 70 RFQfit
nent People.
M, Sam Daily, Of the Sixth ward, Is visiting
friends IN Pittsburgh,
City Receiver pupaVay has gone to Pitts
burgh for short visit.
Capt Tom Bennett Is IN Cleveland attend
ing the Garfield obsequies.
Col. Bob Sweeney arrived home from Col
orado last Friday evening.
Miss Laura Harden, OfTwelfth street, is the
guest OF Miss Nellie Franzell, OF Elm Grove.
Miss Minnie G. Lennox, OF Dailey's theatre,
New York, is visiting friends in the city for a
few days,
Officer Domlnick Morris was on duty again
yesterday, though not fully recovered from
his Illness
W. S, Mccullough aud bride have returned
to the city after very pleasant and enjoy
able bridal trip on the lakes,
Jimmy Kelly, that great exponent Of tent,
perance and Hosting" is at the Mcclure,
lie is one Of the iOlliest boys on the road,
Mr.. Charlie OF has returned from Phlla-
delphia, to which place he accompanied his
sistl last Monday, Miss Florence Is attend
ing school there,
DR.. ThOS. II, Logan, Rev. G. L, MaSden
Major J. Z. Anderson, Rev. +, W. Ryan and
A. S, List will leave for Mountain Lake Park
to-day, to attend meeting OF stockholders tC
be held Wednesday.
Miss BERTHE Stevens, OF Wheeling, was call
ingon friends in town this week. Mrs. Irene
WilCoxOn, of Holidays Cove, was in the city
last Monday, visiting relatives, accompanied
by her sister Miss Mary Meek, of Wheeling,
-JidhiH's Ferry Times.
The Stcubenville Gazette says; miss Lila
Kleens, the accommodating lady operator nj
the Central telephone office, went home to
| Wheeling this afternoon on u short visit "a
friends, and that "Miss Annie Clark
Of Wheeling, is the guest Of her sister
Mrs, T, A, Hammond
Vim. T. Armbright, well known Eighth
warder, who for some years past has been
serving Us prescription clerk in s. l.. BriCe's
drug store, where he became immensely
popular, leaves to-day for Ann ArbOr,
Michigan to enter college. He is accom-
panied by the best wishes of host of friends,
Mr.. Ed. Tingle leaves for Harvard thi,
morning to resume his studies, He goes via
Cleveland and will he accompanied by Mr.
Charlie Grimm, of San Francisco who has
been the guest Of Mr.. Reed Baird. Mr. Baird
will also leave for Harvard to-day over the
Pennsylvania road. lie and Mr.. Grimm arc
in the medical department
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Saturday evening there was gathered in The
pariuts Of Peter BonnenbergCr one Of the
Bsppisst and jolllost parties 1t las ever been
the luck Of reporter to stumble across
While all were bustly engaged in converse.
ton lion, Q. W. seabrlEht stepped forward
aud In his happiOst mood presented Mr.. Dan
Snyder handsome gold.headed cane. MI
g., WHO 10 an old emplOye Of James Nesbitt
Of the Riverside mill was taken completely
by surprise, and had to rely on MI L. Del,
bfuege 10 reply for him. After that pap
Reese was chosen chairman Of the evening
ba6kedb Abtani Sptucebank as vice chair
man. Songs and short speeches from those
present followed until II o'clock, when. q
splendid luhch was Set. out, 10 which all did
Justice, and the compliments sllOwered on
3Mf. B1nhenbefitef were numerous.
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Shortly after midnight Friday night the
large and elegant barn and stable Of Eliju
Mailing, situated on the old Isaac Kelly farm
in the Short Creek district, purChaSedby Mar
ling, was discovered to be on fire. The barn
was model being the finest in that section
Of the country, and could not be replaced to.
day for les than 5000. II was we'll filled
with hay and grain and farm implements, all
Of which were destroyed. The Gre Is sup
posed to be incSndiary; there Is no other OK.
PLANTATION Of the cause, aud suspicious clarac'
tiers had been seen about there. The loss Is
between 81, 900 and $1,000 with no insurance
az far as can be learned. TWAS fortunate the
night was still one, or the surrounding
buildings would have gone also
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lie Eats Fifteen Dozen Oysters on the
IInlfRheIl In Two IIOurN.

AhuI Hutli ~ W. NOuEhs
The newspapers frequently contain nc
counts of phenomenal gastronomlC achieve
ments, but generally, like Crosses four and
half pound squirrel, they prove to have
originated in somebody's fertile fancy. Last
night however, performance was witnessed
In this city Which can be vOuchcd for by
hundreds Of spectators, and which seems tC
touch the very verge Of possibility. The Cx'
hibitiOn was Mt PrOctOr's restaurant, at the
corner of Market and FourteenthstreGtS,a and
attracted u crowd which packed the rcstanr'
mt to sullOcati0n, and blOckadeh the
street lIHlf way across for several
rods Mike Filan, u Centre Wheeling man
attempted to cat fifteen dozen OF oysters on
the half shell between the hours of sand TO-
for wager OF $50. lie had Just previously
eaten hearty supper, one Of the component
parts OF which was two large bCGfsteaks
Nevertheless he accomplished his feat, seem
ingly without difficulty, and had seven min
utCs to spare The disappearance Of the last
oyster was the signal for a peal Of applause
and the crowd dispersed with many express
siOns Of ama2emGnt.
A reporter asked Mike II lie liked oysters.
"Oh," said lle II was not IN good appetite
tonight. have seen things ate with
atcrrelish. But after while am coming
rOnnd and eat nalf dozen for fun"
"Did you ever Try your capacity before ~
the reporter queriCd.
"No, and wouldn't have done so now,
but got pretty full, aud said would bet |
could do It. Just to keep from being bluiIGd
! thought would try, though had no idea
itwOuld be so easy"
Some one dubbed him "Oyster Nike" q
name which will doubtless cling to him for all
time to come. On leaving the restaurant he
asked the waiter to save the shells, as he was
coming back after while to eat them.
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win the Rest OF Mankind over tar
fields Fate.

Saturday q meeting Of the citizens OIL
MoundsvillO was hold In the Marshall county
court house, pursuant to o call by Mayor
Purdy. George Edwards was called to the
chair, Thomas j West elected vice.presdonI
and Thomas Finn Secretary. A committee
on resolutions was appointed, consisting Of
Mayor purdy, Prof Crago, ia. Ewing, @, a.
McFaddenand h. +. MCigien. In the absence
Of this committee speeches were inadeby Or.
Fullerton, J. II. Mcclure, Robert Mcdonnell
o. g. Holloway and others.
The resolutions reported by the committee
were brief, and to the point, expressing tho
sentiments Of tho community Of sorrow al
the loss Of the President In tho zenith Of his
career, Of sympathy with tho stricken family,
80 cruelty robbed by the decd Of the ruthless
assassin, and Of horror and Indignation at the
heinous crime. Mayor Prudy was directed
10 send copy to the Presidents widow, aud
", ]. Burley, W. w. Echols, Robert McCon.
nell, ], u, Alexander aud II. +, Meighen were
appointed committee TO make arrangements
for Union service Of the churches on Mon
day
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RICE RILED.
Uncle Dan, the veteran Snowman
Has u Grievance.


Saturday n paper printed an elaborate ar
ticlc, purporting to contain mn account oil
some swinding operations on the part oil
Dan Rice The reporter, Dan says, made nc
attempt to ascertain II the statements given
him were true, and the veteran Snowman
alleges that he is grossly wrongcd by the ar
tlCle. The story lie tells Is that the man who
claims to have been swndled purchased n hall
interest In n prospective amusement enter,
prize, the consideration being $4,000 OF
this $500 was paid In cash, and the balance
was to be paid when realized from the show.
The investor was named Younghusband, and
he Is recent arrival from England. lie got
sick OF his bargain and sued to recover the
800, tho case being set for the October term
OF court.
Dan sAys this is all there Is OF It. After his
case comes Off he proposes 10 see, lIe says,
"whetler his reputation can be attacked
with impunity"
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man himSeV, man OF prestige and In.
llnehce possessed by none who held the great
office before him, man thoroughly fur
furnished and qualified, beyond gil ,prenp'
dent, Tor ne efficient discharge Of Ills ~,
Rortaht dutiGs One 50 good, so brave, That
the words which Shakespeare makes Mac
beth say q tho noble Duncant WHOM Ito
had so foully murdered, are application
"Besidcs this, duncan
Hath borne BIS faculties 50 me, meek hath been
MI Tf pIrH W. sTse GS t, ,s T spaO,
fhH \, on dAoua 1Sn n 6Is lStlMg ~. "s"'''''
And p,'tp, ,,%. :. naked, newborn babe,
stridiiE the blast, OF Heavens GhenllIm, honed
Upon tho slShtIrss SGlTletS o. the az.
bs1 irSrs !bs Ttp,g,, VII fa ~
~" ''"'' '",' u'U"'' '"V N'"u'
The iorcc llamc Of partIEan feeling, klndled
by PRESIDENTIAL canVass perhaps the most
vigorously conducted Of any on record made
him target for some unClIaritable criticism,
and bitter personal accusations. Aud yet,
methipks when utterihR them the tongue Of
every honest man, acquainted with tho film.
.y support upon wRi6li It ,al rested, must
have taltcred, But hardly had tile r0verbpr-
ntIonS Ut tllp battle dind. away, from Tho
smoke ana uust OF winch James a. Garfield
emerged plumed Knight, with n record
whose every page was clean and white before
men OF every party friend and foe. real lied
s a n5Rs s VIII Ss'' pe. eS T sS hea
man with Gaffields goodness Of heart united
with ,mlnl Of such strength rs N DO Athletic
solve the most ,liill9yll problems q political
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Contributions 20 tho Garfield Monu'
b, 3Htf nCnt.

Chief Clerk Riley, Of the Postonce, las
consented to take charge Of the Wheeling
contributions to the fund being raised by q
Cleveland committee for tho purpose Of erect
Ing a monument to Garfield in Lake View
Cemetery. 1t has been suggested, III order To
make the contribution as general ny possible
that 81 be fixed as the limit for each person,
Subscription. These subscriptions should be
left or sent to j. NJ. Riley, at the POstoillCc
M snbn M toSsible
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IhIs ldyanCe OF the innkprs on Tic l,0O0
will probably be felt by the purchaser
Owing to the high prices OF grain and other
horse feed tho llvGryinen OF this city, Bridge.
port, Martins Ferry and Bellaire have found
j necessary to raise the price Of boarding aud
livery. A meeting was held ut WOguOr's sta.
bles Saturday night and this decision arrived
at Another meeting will DO Ind before the
first Of the month, 10 fix the scale.
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CLOSING OUT,-IIavlng disposed oil
stock damaged during recent fire, we
shall now close out eutlre stock Of first
class mems and boys clothing during next
thirty days. A grand chance to buy fine
goods cheap. OEHM 4 Co.,
1es7 Market ST., Adj. Register Office.
DANIEL BOSS, Manager. Mws
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Mn site.

Losr CREEK, Harrison County, ". Va.
The citizens Of this place aid surrounding
country arc anxious for some man or com.
hany With capital TO come and build first
c lass FLoURiNd MILL Coal and water In
abundance. stuateOn the line Of the G., W.
n q. H. H. For Information correspond with
Or come and SEQ John A. Sheets Or Daniel
li9ssselli last Creek Station, Harrison county,
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1l.or.nlrr of ths .rheatre comIaue.

The Academy Of Music, closed since last
Monday night on account OF tile death Of the
Presideat, teopens this evening with an ek-
ffaurdinary array Of attractions Mr.. Gill
has resolved to leave no resource uhttisd to
please the public, and his success Is best at
tested by the increasing patronage Of the
Academy. When the place was closed tile
strongest company ever on the boards there
was playing, and the best features Of the
show have been retained and many new adj.
dltions secured. Murphy and Miles, tho old
iay0fltes, Josie Thatcher, the new layOriie,
Harry Leonard, Manager ellis chief roll.
ante, the Harris and Baby Hart remain, and
the fOhsenaical merry III kefs, Mason and
Lord. Gibson aud Davis, the well known
comedians, Miss Mona Valade, the prima
donna and danscuse, have been added. These,
With other new and old talent, cannot but
make the best show Of the kind this season.
at14.N. .assaaga4sSsa1l--
Il you wish to eat good bread use Silver
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:, On Thursday, September goth, tho +. G. &
81. i, Ry. Co, willsell for the O52 4. ~ train
excursion tickets to Pittsburgh including ad.
mission to Exposition at rate Of 81 49, Tickets
E9ou Ior return passage on regular trains
leaving Pittsburgh 100 r. N. Thursday.
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FOR those who are oyCrwOrked and IN whom
the Brain and Nervous System has been e&'
hAusled from e&celses, have found no COM
binAtion OF remedies 10 prompt and etilra5
eious In restofihgth6 vital forces % Fellows
Syrup Of Hyppphosphltes
ALlx, MkcAiAsttii N, p, Hotspfinga AK,
IWf&W
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| EATI EUA N'l''' IN -.
All o,rlprs r. N, on the prtalt'. u" Wo III,
Wa,Lwnv,' ts,,n rrnt6iu.ng JlI artSs w N ,
liz n'TIi ,tn giy%i and r " 4 ny T.. ~ 30,
'.n,n liz rniiniy ,pht aud iul' m!'I' iirrs5tss.
.F ET tsnJ I, nj ihc best quality nlp IA rb55
nn, ~ t,n ryrrilrd suil limestone pgiialhgl
III, ,Lc tSmnu. rlyrf vein Of n4,lL "itb ",
Mi.m t"i Lnu.r III ten rDDm' Wy Xxx N N.
ptkII os ,,omnrIr. tenant house Y, ,tprd . :
w, H. tiJin". Thc land j. NtFi " yihsdt
. mmt pn nntm SNrml orchards y ~, ~ GhWii,,,,
.I, 'T TEr timber /. prucilEHy ,s I'm gaa'
Iulh IL,.n nI ..LpIlt The ala,'
Cn Ety. ~ H. I,.t IN Broke onnl n, Buihil
w W. wv W ", ibr a,nc time snl p'.,,d 8fdg.
n IiiI"Jgy hno. containing ~ drtied = :.
hll h,'' ,En b"m, r.leBr o. u.Ik,ll nld
3llllg a,ts State liHH. gnc aug ,l, ggrti NJ
lTyhnn, ANN nh" landau lmI W. ,ntle NJ
LV'.V W. .,6ty htIrk hgug, ls.,,t.s.a-J o1lbiii
insS, t,mNWW.pt hons. and q N' f,Yi trtill..
Iloll"s, tiLna,"n,s'il,nt fence ha,, va iiiss
l1sI nnI atbFf lrit.. Sc. N'si t,s,J ilh IN
hpp'e H. w., T., be- .u1Arrd ahu ',rI niiit,
S9lna u Sl' 10 rbnrb Ta" M Ill ks'N'
G,,r il ,us,rpthlc u dl'r'''' ..A,Ht.
" po..cggion Of he load' VIII " nd
Of alc ..,.....st sslt, Wbith VI" ~
Terms male hD"'" I'm n ~
able. .,,..,,,ttW iheaic'tt, ,jss 10 q
Parties WILL IAN doD ~ W.
a lHt,sTl riEhSf d the nnd"RG PlRf WV,
J. q BlyS4, n,
'Heu''''
81 100
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HOTEL ARRINAI.S.


Unhealthy or inactive kidneys canso gray.
81, Brights disease, Rheumatism, and II horde
Of other serious and fatal diseases which can
BE- b. prevented with Hop Dltters, II taken III
uHlc, MWr6W
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In Dress Goods Suits, Wraps, etc, will "
July displayed In our saiGsrooms By Tie
tlinc tho ExpOsi ion OPENS. A cordial invi.
MiiOt Is exteiided to our country friends 10
call and examine when they visit the city,
,, ,,,., HUuus 4 iiACKE,
Cor Fiftllavchue and Market ST., Pittsburgh.
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Impotencvhimind, limb OF vital functions
nervous weakness, sexual debility, &c. cured
BY wells Health fenewer." Sl At drug
dists. Depot, Laughlln Bros 4 Co., Wheel
Ing.
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Ma J. Levett, OF Market street, Lynn
Mass, was cured by st. Jacobs Oil Of yOry
severe attack Of rlleumatismin three days.
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TOR SALE OR RENI'',,. -.

| FINE BUSHES l PEy,l Y
/ offer for Mlc the fine ihge'lQfi WI w : iJii
dtunte on The West silpQt Ngihti ''Lty ,,slt 4
iaj0w Second Ward Market lion%, , i,,J'iis IA
piei by Ilachman 4 burt u E WIZ IA !
ttotr. The building !. finished 0u li q, ~
with eleven mons aud !. ~Tupt,u, 4 ,gsisit.
h0iise. and the nrt iloOt i'a hiE'ia .,b N ~
nam with cellar aud The rom XIV XXI 10!
and location I,thc best im tnt piiNiII,S ~
Tho civ. Also for mt from ~ ~ "f'
y giitliVER lgli MAIN unN -
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There was large meeting Of the cigar
makers of the city at Market Hall Saturday
evening, and after extended discussion u new
scale Of prices was adopted, the same to go
into effect October lst:
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Academy Of Music,
Lost Head OF Local.
For Sale-Garden Farm.
ice-COmmissiOners Office closed.
The Index-ReliglouS and Secular Music.
DR. Benson's Celery and ChamOnilo Pills
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a aAttow complexion, q lahghid, A shirt.
le1s state II mind, and an exhausted debili.
lated condition Of the body, a always rom.
e eg by taking Barosma, and Dandelion and
>. Prepared = x Thompson riiutyiIle,
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CreSS0ti Springs and Return, 90 90.
The Pan Handle 4 Pennsylvania route will
sell on Saturday ni each week excursion
tickets to CreSsan Springs at the rate Of IS 90.
TipkpN good for return passage Until the
following Monday, inclusive.
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MWlNE OF oAnDUI" for Lodlc, univ,

MohE room, more goods at lower prices, nj
Geo. e. ROths. Nos. 900 and 2i02 Main Al,
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WEATHER. INDICATION

WASHINGTON September "a, 1 a. M--For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather
southwest winds, lower barometer, stationary
orhlglier temperature
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather, followed
BY increasing ClUudiness and local rains
winds mostly south, lower barometer, station
arY or higher temperature.
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BLACK and COloted satins In 1Itocade md
Plain, Black velvets, Frlngps, Cord and Ina.
sells, Black and Colotcd Silks, a fine line Of
them at Geo. @. Roth,
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Eye. car, throat and nose successfully
treated. Catarrh, crooked eyes and All
tt!ihiors about head cured $50 Penn avenue,
Pitbbufgh. SpeciaCles adjusted
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SATURDAY,

Tile following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, as obseryedat schneprs drug store
Opera House corner
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CALI and see our stock OF Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels, &C., the finest line in the
city, at Geo. q. ltOtlfS, Nos. 2lOO and 2lO2
Main st.
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Sabbath September % was an interesting,
instructive and busy day for pastor and peo-
pie Of the English Lutheran Church Of this
city, The days services began at e;45A ",
spending short time In a prayer and praise
meeting. At the regular hour the pas
tor conducted the opening services, after
which three persons were admitted into the
Church by the solemn rite OF confirmation.
A touching prayer was offered by tue pastor,
after which the Sacrament OF the Lords sup
per was administered, The occasion was one
OF special solemnity, inasmuch as II was
probably the last communion that Will he
administered by the old and faithful, and
much loved pastor. At3F ~ the large Sab
bath School room was well filled with bright
faces and attentive listeliers, ready to paritcl-
pate in or enjoy the interesting programme
prepared for the annual Harvest Service
Of the school, The opening services were
conducted by the Superintendent,
Addresses were made by Rev. W. R
Thompson, Hon. G. W, Atkinson, Rev, j. A.
Hartman and Rev. S, i, Barntz, the three
former dwelling specially upon the harvest,
the latter upon our beloved, but sainted Pres.
ident. Though the weather was warm aud
tho room crowded, yet the meeting was
throughout interesting and the attention
good, The evening services were conducted
by Rev, ]. g. Hartman, because Of the indis-
position OF the Pastor; an appropriate address
was, however, made by him IN memory OF
our amented President The Sacrament Of
tue Lords Supper was administered to those
not able to be present in the morning. Sing
ing "When shall we meet again. and bCne-
didiction by Pastor, The church was bcauti,
fully and appropriately decorated, which
added much to the interest and enjoyment
Of the day,
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a FULL line Of Flnnncls, Yarns, Blankets,
Nc. lust received at Geo q. ROih,s.
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nm IN0LfsH LulilERAs CHURCH.

slow 70 follow. and IN doing % would purify
brothers the North, southi East and West
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OuR line Of Black aud ColOred CaslmerCs
never was larger and we arc selling them
cheaper than ever. Gro, q. ROrit,
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At St, Jacobs church, South Side, yester'
day had been appointed as day for thanks
giving for theErncrcd harvest, The services
were held, but last night memorial services
were held, all havinga bearing on the late
National bereavement,
This morningat haIt.past ten O'Clock union
services will be held in the Disciples Church
on Market street, and in the Fourth street
NJ. u. Church, At the latter place several
distinguished civilians will make addresses
and Rey. Ryan will deliver funeral dis
course. All political organizations In the
city are invited toattend In body.
There was a ISTss g.thsSrn I; OF people ~
tcrnoon, engaged In holding Garfield memo,
rial services, DR.. Werlich presided, and
several addresses were made, Rev Masden,
of this city, being one Of the speakers
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THEusaal merchants lunch at the New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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TOR SALE
CHEAp HOMES OF EASY TEl

~ ~
$50 will now for short time bny wv
brick dwelling on Jacob street CchIf W.T., WIZ
81, 100 for II twONOty brick dwelling ol w v, r
street, Centre Wheeling slS bllldllp " "
now offered for sale On Ihititghll M NY ~
CuldwClls Field Very desirable slplIy
for sale, aud two houses aud also Io tlsI 4 N
Good parties will do well 10 inqllllt A.vHItfS nj
gCiIAEFER 4 CO., Kcnl Estate AgehV' y" n
nIs frnN, EuFntN nulV gIiI
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pRY GOODS.
WHAT We MOST DESIRE
We ask y0u to examine goods offered BY
other houses, then compare them
with our goods.
THIs wEEKI

Five and q quarter all wool
plaids In new oinbre aud illumi-
mated styles, SSr. Five and \
quarter al wool invisible checks,
entire new aud dne fabric, 81:
Five and q quarter all wool
cashmere flannel, only In the
new shades, 76c. Five and Y
quarter Dnb de France, In black,
only 75c, Five and d quarter
Dnib d. Rc0ssc, In new colOn,
al wool, ~ 7Jc. Black Satin
DC Lyon, worth now s. 90, Ut
81 10, Black Grns GHlin silks
atyeTy low prices, Twenty-Five
Inch Grns Grain Sllk In all new
shades, sold at 81 30, We 0lieF
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