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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
A N0mnnIY woman.

Yes, God has made me woman,
And lam content TO be, rt..
Just what lac meant, not reaching ont,
For other things since He
Who knows me best and loves me
most has ordered lhis for me.
4 woman TO live my life ont
In quiet, womanly ways,
Hearing the fui-olr battlc,
Seeing ~ through u haze
The crowding, struggling world of men
fight through their busy ways.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

AsHBURNmAM, Mass, Jan. If, so.
have been very sick over two years,
They all gave me up ms past cure. |
tried the most skilIlul physicians, but
they did not reach the worst part, The
lungs and heart would MI up every
night and distress me, and my throat
was very bad, told my children ncy-
or should die in peace until | had tl1cd
Hop Bitlcrs. | have taken two bottles.
They have helped me very much Indeed.
! am now we'll. Thergwas a lot of sick
folks here who have seen how they help
ed me, and them aud are cured, and feel
rs thankful as do that there is so valu-
able Il medicine made. -....
n..H... MRs. JrIlA G. CusuING.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

Western curiosity dealers and That
they can buy % better and more durable
handmade Indian arrow much cheaper
In Chicago than they can on the frontier,
but thpyppll better here.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

rTHR fnatrhess snd unflvallad sowing Machine
oi the age, simple In Mprlanism-.se al Just
Ing IN all Ne parts. Light ilunning and almost eH-
tltely nNiselesa, 4 marvel " simplicity AMI IN
strength prodigy Doing work " all grades,
from the hhesi eambfit 10 heavy harness. other
scwinR Machines are falling back beiofe lit nj
tancr ilkr The Wild buffalo before the march NJ
tlvuitniinn n IL the mosi beautifully illusttat.
sd -Ufien belna mistaken fotahve hundred dol
laf Beatty organ
The Manuiaciuter heing Of supefslilom pro-
tiivilitt, have detefmihti. since The Hrreafanel
~ tho late Comet, 10 cell ont theit shiire stceh n
isss thsH resf Now ~ ihe tine ~ msfr ftnf
putthaHs can aud rshmifH satisfy vGnfsHif
~ once A fnllttt ~ Attachments ffap With sHrll
machine, aud wilton rHauultr 1un ihe insnns
fatiutats WatfahllhH rttl mtfliur ~ ftd TChfs
Yer further particulars, hdlnst
% ttnYtfs urltr
julyii. 'tl-gm n.y. Cove. ttHtr0 80.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Handsome Property for
Sale
AH5aGa

| oiltr ror sale on easy terms my
now z story cottage contiguous to
Cumley & liafkef'p store ut Mendoza,
with one hcre Of ground, The build
Ing In entirely new, Of neat modern do
Btgn, pnd stands between the y u. H.
Il. and the river. The ground IL rich.
Also my old homestead near the
same and similarly located with eleht
ncies of good gtonDd. There nfe two
extollent springs, and the bulldinge
on the = acre lnact ARE comfortable. ]
will give q aud y months time.
Thisisn very rare opportunity tV
get desirable property
FRANK ", BANKER.
muy24'l Inv.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Comets Viewed from BaIIoons.


Recently n paper by NJ. W dc Fon-
yiclle was read before thc Balloon Socle-
ty, In which the author dcscllbcd The
appearance of comet b, 1881 rs seen by
him ht midnight from the ear Of u bal-
loon. The brlllancy of the light which
the comet showed when the balloon ar
rived Mt mi altitude of over 900 metres
increased na very large proportion, not
Witlstandlng The transparency of the At
musphcrc. So FAR NJ could he Judged Of
.milnr changes without the assistance "
optical inHruDents, II seemed lhpt the
brllianty had Increased about lmlf be-
yond Us normal brllliOucy ~ seen nom
The earth Tho tail was u little longer
than seen from Tie earth but most re
markablg was the manner in which "
terminated, for IL was cut Off slWighb
ns lila line were drawn over II h0rlisVli-
tally with II ruler 1'his singular cir-
cumslancc made NJ De fonvlcllc think
that the und Of The phenomenon might
be- terminated by u flcCCy cloud. lhc
appearance of the tail was "a II prodllc-
cd by legiunH NJ largo stones travelling
In the planetary space independently Of
the comet, and having no other Connc0
ton Sith II than that of being tcmpofa-
rily lighted by the rays which iis otmos-
phcrp had caused 10 dcvlaic, more OF
less, from their natural route These
myrlads Of remnants Of worlds would,
therefore, produce the eninc eiloct ne
dust lighted by n ray n sun admitted
into hBhik room through crcylcr. VI,
de- Fonylcllc dWclls Upon this theory w
soua length, and Insisted that u was 10
this causo Tint the zodacnl light was in
OH reasonable probability TO hc aitthnl-
ed, lie also Insisted that astronomical
investigations should muhldcballOOlllhg,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

Old registered and coupon
debt, as Of Jan. |, 1861, $3l .506. $50 so
Old James River Stock and
James River andKana-
wha bonds, .......,... 94.l30.0 90
Total State Debt Of Jan. !,
1851 Observation-Disclosures. $3l .SOO.71 90
Interest from Jan. /, 1861
Including arrears that
date, to July |, 1871, $2l ,50l.3l2 90
Debt and interest to July1
1871. l,............. 81. 4. SOB. 305. .055. so
one third Off for W. va, l7,76S.35l ,93
Virginia's two-thrds, ,... $35. 53G. .7O3.S7
Interest pad from Jan. l,
1861, to Jan. l, 1867, 4.7ll.2i3.00
-
$50. S25.4j0.SS
1867, .'............ 2,5l5,47o,G7
$2S,270, ,9S0,2l
States interests in public
works sold for old bonds
between Jan. !, 1866,
and July |, 1871, ,.r.., 2,GS7,l79,S2
$25,502, ,slO,39
States interest in public
works sold for bonds of ..
'66-'6Z between Jan. l, ....t
1866, and July |, 1871, l,O23,OG0,S5
$24, $50, ,75O,54
Deduct four wears War-in-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
DcRiai.
DIR. ]. M. KING.

t0,n,isnh " ne baltimore Ooiisgi qr Dsnidi sur.
gtVl
WIN scieu i0cally perform all Dental opo-
fatlbnH nnl guarantee satisfaction. ''.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
UTLL mn an

.... .. UfLL mn ~. u. 400
BRISTOL, fspn, from lhs l,l 70 The Oh Of sseh
UNION, Tenh., fftm ibs elh 70 ihe 10th NJ each
month Onre, MaiU stfesi, Eaai BBd.
tUiiNstN riry fenn ihe remainder N the
month nmaes sDf. ksshorn old once.
Nay H. f6,-iv.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
A Free Education.
"Cdmmon SchootS tostc,ed and protected.
Democratic Platform, 1850.
The Just Debt of Virginia.

Old registered and coupon
debt, as Of Jan. l, 1861, $3l .5O6. 5S2 so
Old James River Stock and
James River and%ana-
wba bonds, ds,............ 294. 10000
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

that no yltIfoh, white or OOIOfcUi sNUUIU
lie dlsftnnchircd except for felony NJ
roinnion law. lie warmly Urged that
tie lnterposition " the 81 hcad.iaN be-
tween the snfIrAgan aud the ballot box
wns n iagrani violation Of Virginia =
pllghtod hlith to the Nation, aud ox.
claimed that the tight to free ballot is
the right preservadye of all righs. lie
then proved that this tArlntion tax, ns
"A conditions prcrodent 70 suffrage, had
,lisftanuhscd thirty thousand white mud
forty thoilsand colored voters W virgin
'la, upon tht atroclty Read diuplcrs have
ulaocd their feet, and intend q free Nolc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02

Points About: People at Home and
Abroad.

Points About: People At Home and
Abroad.
Rev. W, H. Lester, Of West Alexander,
WAS in the city yesterday.
Daniel Boss, manager for Oehm 4 Co.,
clOthiers, has left for Baltimore, Md.
Col. ]. A. Patterson, Of Patterson's
Creek, Eastern Pan Handle, is at the Nc.
Lure. ...
George NJ. Jaques, Esq, Of the Crockery
and Gla@ Journal, New York, Is at the
Mcclure.
Mr.. Henry L. James. a lumbsrman, Of
shinnston, W. Va, arrived in the city last
evening.
James R. Gardener and wife, Of Belle.
fontaine, Ohio, are the guests OF Daniel
Lamb, ESQ.
Charles s. Rea, mechanical engineer fol
Robinson, Rea 4 Co., Of Pittsburgh, is OF
the Mcclure.
Measrs. W. B. Howell, George Laughlin
and Robert Norton will leave for Wash
ington, D, O., to-day.
Ed. shaier, who has been connected
with John Lash for some time, has accept
ed a position in ]. W. Grubbs jewelry
house.
SIN. FELTON,, Jr., Pittaburgh Ross Kels,
and ], H. Barrett, Dennison, and II. s.
Craig, Steubenville, all Of the r, O. q ST.
L. r. R., are at the Mcclure.
Mack Gamble, who has been clerk on
the Courier for long time, will take
charge OF the clerks office on the Andes,
and George Goodwin will be first clerk Of
the Courier.
The Cincinnati Enuirer's Washington
correspondent telegraphs that sheet that
"Dr. X. s. Harvey and Dana J., Hubbard,
Of Clarksville, W. Va, are among the ar.
rivals at the National House." which Is
apparently about as nearly correct as the
same correspondent generally gets any
thing.
Gov. Henry NJ. Matthews and B. M.
Despard, W. p. Thompson, D. b. Stal.
maker, X. s. Harvey, D. L. Hubbard, and
Dol. Peyton, Of West Virginia, are at Bar
NUNS. Yesterday they were engaged In
q conference over matters relating TO the
White Sulphur springs,-BaItimOre Gazette,
Tuesday.
Mr.. E. Hartly Thompson, Olncinnati's
celebrated tenor, who has completed an
engagement In Pittsburgh, Is expected in
this city to-day on visit to his brother
in.law, Mr.. Joseph Hall, South Side.
Possibly the citizens will have an opportu.
nifty Of hearing him sing several tunes
during bis visit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02
sCRAPs OF NEWS,
Gathered Here and There by Intslli'
HeneeF RepOFteFs-

Gathered Here and There ~ AhlelAi'
EeneeF RepOrteFs-
To DAY is Ash Wednesday and the be-
ginning OF Lent.
FouR deeds Of trust were recorded by
Recorder Hook yesterday.
A LARGE delegation Of Haueytownians
went over the B. ( o. to Washing
ton, d. O., yesterday
SQUIRE FELBER will heI eaiter occupy the
office Just vacated by Squire VIM, Philips,
on Uhapline street near Twelfth.
'EQuIRE MURRIS last Monday commit
ted H. O. Gibson to jail for six months In
default OF bail to keep the peace Tor six
months.
MR. AND Mrs. FRANK HEARNR enter.
tanned number OF their friends OF their
private parlors at the Mcclure House last
evening.
'SauIRR PuILIPs issued q warrant for T,
B. Smith, who Ia charged by R, s. Brown
with assault and battery, Hearing this
evening.
THERE will be q special session Of the
Circuit Court In Brooke county to'moT'
row, held by Judge Melvin for the pur'
pose Of disposing Of some chancery bust
ness.
IHR concert nuisance was at the Capitol
entertainment last night. He, she or it.
was so rude as to talk audibly, and among
q large circle. Why can't 1t be squelched
somehow.
A TRAM OF horses belonging to coun
tryman named Bridgewater, ran of neal
Caldwell's Run on MCColloCh street yes
teTday, demolishing q wagon to which
they were attached.
Mrs, HAGdEETY complained at police
headquarters yesterday that her pocket
book had been stolen. Officer Junkins ar
rested several small boys last night AMI
locked them up as suspicious characters
ALL the schools In the city, with TIT
exception Of the Eighth ward, will Glose. a
$50 to-day, Tor the purpose Of allowing
the children TO attend the Humpty Dump
ty matinee. There will be NO school ate
Ii o'clock In the Eighth ward.
WPuNcH" LoSo, who was sent to thu
penitentiary from this county about two
Years sgo TO serve an eight yeRr'sSentenCe
for buTglarizing the residence Of Alex
Rogers, Esq, has had four years rebatI
granted him by Governor Mathews
through the exertions Of E. G. Orscrati
Eco, bis counsel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02

A few days ago workman In one Of the
furniture factories oil this city had the mis-
fortune to have one OF bis hands disabled
since which time he has not been able to
do anything In the way Of work at all, and
has perhaps felt little needy at times,
During last November he was approached
by man who gave his name as De Young,
aud said he was agent for the Mutual Ac.
Cident and Life Association OF Pennsyl.
yania, and solicited our friend 10 allow
him To take risk on his lie, exhibiting,
as he talked, large package oil risks that
he had already taken from gentlemen In
this city. Well, the risk was taken and
when the man was injured recently, he
requested bis ply stefan, Dr.. s. L, JepBon,
to write TO the agenCy for bis benefits, but
instead OF receiving any benefits the fol.
lowing letter was received:
Office Of the Mutual Accident.and Life
Association OF Pennsylvania, I'LL North
Third street, Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. "a, 1881.
DR.. JpSon:
DEAR SIR:-Yours received. We never
received an application from any one In
Virginia, consequently none from the per.
son whose name you mention. Do not
know Of an agent by the name Of J. w.
DeYoung, al least bis name does not ap.
pear on our agents register, and further.
more we never did business In the manner
you spoke OIL Yours respectfully,
j. JAY CLARKE, Cor. SeC'y.
Fortunately for the man In question, he
had never given any money to the bogus
agent who had given an order for the
money on the City Receiver, with VII, m
he had an account, and upon inquiry he
learned that the money had not been paid
and he at once stopped lie payment. Other
persons In this city we have been Ia form.
ed have been charged and swindle d by
this impostor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02
AtiI,a NntIonnI t,nnIinl.

Delegate Fulkefson got back yesterday
irom . few days visit to Washington City
where he had quite a pleasant sojourn. He
met Vice President. elect Arthur, John
Kelly and all the other notables. He re.
ports the indications as presaging the big
geat old blowout ever seen on the oCcR.
sion Of a Presidential inaugural, especially
In military way. The display Of mill.
tary, both regulars and militia, will sur.
pass any similar turnout since the Grand
Review at the close Of the war. The
Avenue Is one line Of platforms for spec.
tators, and all the people think about ls
the coming pageant. Still Congress Ia
pegging away steadily al It's work.
Among other prominent West Wiz.
glnlans at Washington are Councilman
Hull, Dr.. Harvey aud Dana L. Hubbard,
Of Ibis city; ex.Oongressmat Hagans, Of
Motgantown; Col. Robert Gradhef and O.
7, Baldwin, Of Clafksburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02
RIVER NEWS.

-
The marks last evening Indicated 10 fee
8 inches and rising
The Courier was yesterdays packet iol
ParkCrsburs.
The Diurnal will be on hand to-day
leaving Tor Parkersburg at 1880 Am.
The Welcome is making regular trl
weekly trips between this point and Mata
moras.
The Andes left for Cincinnati last even
ing with an excellent trip out.
The Phaeton, Telegram and 0'Neal arr
making their usual daily trips.
The Ellison and La Belle are tho Bellairt
packets.
The Bachelor left for Pittsburgh att. p
NJ. Yesterday.
The Red Cloud passed down yesterday
for st. Louis.
PITTsBuRaH, March 1.-River feet
inches and stationary. Cloudy and cold
CINCINNATI, March l.-River % feel
and falling. Weather fair. Thermometer
32o. Departed: st. Lawrence, Pittsburgh
]. D. Parker, Memphis.
CAIRO, March 1.-A.rived: Dexter, OIL
Evansville. Departed: Cons Miller, Mem,
phis; Dexter, Evansville. River 40 feet
inch and falling. Weather clear. Their
mometer 40 degrees.
LOUISVILLE, March River falling with
8 feet 4 inches In the canal. Weather clear
and cool, Departed: Silver Cloud, oil
Tennessee river, TO Cincinnati; Dick Full.
ton and tow, for Memphis; Tom Means
and tow, for Cincinnati; Charles Brown
and tow, for Cairo; Tom Rees and Nellie
Spear, with tows, for Pittsburgh; Sam
Brown, with tow, for Pittsburgh. The
Paris o. Brown was pulled of the dam 10.
day by the 7. 7, Eckert. Transit, Hope,
Louden, Jr., and Wash Gray. She Is re.
loading and will leave tomorrow for Gin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02
. THE usual merchants lunch at The New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.


An immense audience was present al
the Opera House last night to witness The
performance Of Jay Rails "Humpty
Dumpty" troupe. The pantomime was
excellent and the olio far above the aver
age, The most noteworthy feature oithis
act was that Of the Rte king, Rel Mueab,
whose performances consist Of eating and
biting Ted.hot bars Of iron, drinking
boiling oil, and dancing Jig on plate
OF red.kot iron. lie may he safely termed
human Mephistopheles, as none on
earth ever attempted his wonderful &C.
tions.
The "Columbine" WAS very graceful,
and the parts. OF the. pantomime were all
well taken.
This afternoon matinee will be given,
commencing at 8 O'Clock, ior the special
benefit Of school children. The troupe
closes their engagement at the Opera
House with to.nights performance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02

For The season Of the year the family
market is well supplied with all Commod
tiles, and these al moderate prices. Egg
and butter are furnished Ia iairly liberal
quantities at low prices. Potatoes, apples
canned fruits and vegetables are also
moderately well supplied. Following are
the current prices:
Fouls, Butler, dc.-Live chickens, 2OaSOC
apiece, or 81 50aS00 per dozen; dressed
chickens, 10al21 10 per pound,or 26a4O cents
each turkeys, live 75ca$l GOAL 80 each,
dressed l2al5C; ducks, dressed q
a3Ou35c, live 20a25c; eggs 20 pei
dozen, lard. lSc per pound; butter
scarce, 26a3Oc per pounS-Choice, S0cj
sweetmilk, 80 per quart, or 26c per gallon
buttefmilk, 4C per quart, or l5c per gallon,
HeostdbleS.-Oabbage, 10 10 zoe per head
carrots, 10c per dozen; potatoes, SOC
per peck; celery, scarce, loo per bunch
beets &c per quatter peck tutnips, l0c pei
hall peck; patsnips, 15a20c per half peck
onions, S0c per half.peck sweet potatoes
60aG0O per peck dried beans, SalOC pei
quart; white beans, 80 per quart hofserad.
ish, Sc per bunch dried lima beans, 15s
zoe per quart; CFahberries,S quarts for 25c.
Fah,1Oystefs, SOa5Oc per hsltcan
25a45C per quart.
Medh-Beei 8 10 l2iC per pound mutton,
10al5C per pound; chops, 10 10 loo per
pound veal 10 10 loo per pound ;pofk, lQc
per pound sausage, 10 10 l2C per pound
smoked sausage, 10 10 12c per pound
Muths sausage, 1910 per pound; ba.
con, 1Oc per pound mlddling and shotil.
der, g 10 10c per pound; beel.tongues, 40
70 bOc each; canned beel, $50 per 2pound
cans, 6.pound cans, 81 90.
FTtiib,-Apples, Is 10 zoe per peck
dried apples, 5 10 15c per pound dried
pears, l5c per pound dried peaches 10 to
i5a4Opef pound; dried plumS, 30c per
Id oranges, 80 TO S5a50c per dozen lemons
Is 10 SOC per dozen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02
LEaIaLAFIYE NoEEs.
Personal and Pertinent POIntS Para.
graphically Put,

PefaOnRl ana FeRtlnent FolnA FhFA'
graphically Pat.
Mr.. Fulkeraon presidss with grace nd
dignity.
Only eight and one.half days remain Of
the extended session.
Senator Samples Is one Of the quietest
members Of the Senate.
Senator Stout returned yesterday after
short leave OF absence.
It was nip and tuck between Humpty
Dumpty and the soiree.
President Summers Is well up on all
parliamentary questions.
Mr.. Hubbard welded the gavel for Q
while yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Holt wants to investigate the State
printer. Senator Newman will say amen.
Leonard accepts defeat with q better
grace than most members can take victory.
Thepages Of the Senate say they haven't
given up the fight for an increase Of pay
yet,
The present Senate is tie most iadustri.
Gus body that has met in the Capital build.
ing.
Senator Dawson says he amt much on q
speech, but he lis there every time on a
vote"
Door.keeper Kelly OF the Senate, Is one
Of the most obliging gentlemen that ever
filled that position.
Nearly all the absentees who were ex.
cused last week are back, and the House
membership Ia now quite full,
Hall, OF Barbour, made the motion to
adjourn an hour earlier than usual last
evening, for which bless his sweet soul,
Mr.. Evans, the new member from
Berkeley county, fits into his place in the
House Just as well as the older members.
Judge Ferguson, who Is confined to bis
room at the St, James Hotel by indisposi'
ton, Is sadly missed by his fellow dele
gates.
Mr.. Quarter is the psaCe.maker Of the
House. He is always at hand with sug.
gestlon calculated TO reconcile opposing
factions,
An equal number Of delegates who
would average 90 well In intelligence and
business capacity as the Republican mem.
herB would be hard to pick out Of tho re-
mainder OF the House,
A reporter and an official OF the Senate
tried to rail'ride short member Of the
House on Door.keeper Nealiss crutch yes.
terday, but alter "hefting" him they de.
sisted, out Of consideration for the crutch,
Hon. A. @. Fulkerson, Delegate from
Wayne county. who has been absent for a
few days on little run down to the Ma
tionAl capital, returned Yesterday and
took up the severed thread Of legislation.
Mr.Evans an'taee why members opposed
his resolution the other day to trust the
battle flags carried by West Virginia regi'
ments In the rebellion TO the care OF the
G. A, R. They would then be In the care
OF an organization which would take peou'
liar pleasure In taking the best care OIL
them, an organization which 1t would be
peculiarly appropriate to entrust them To.
As now deposited, they are In care Of 0
State official, and allowed 10 remain ID
cages, where moth snd mice and other YER
; min have the ireest ACCESS 10 them,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02

PIANOS AND ORGANS CHRAP.-Ths fol.
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered ct
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments Of S. 90 to $1,000 per
month until paid for:
One seven.oCtave piano, $50.
One seven-oGtRye piano, $l75.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $l26.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $3.50.
One six-octave piano, $50.
One seVen-oCtaVe piano, $l75.
One stodart piano, 1925,
One Bacon and Raven piano, $l25.
One six.oCtave piano, $50,
One six.oCtave piano, $50,
One six.oCtave organ, $ll5,
One tive.octave organ, S75.
One fve'octave organ, $65.
One 4i-octave piano, $S5.
One tive'oCtave melodeon, $50.
One 6ve.oOtave melodeon, $50.
One Ave.octave organ, new SIS.
All the above secondhand instruments
are in good repair and tune. Gall and ex
anime OF Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02

Hop Bitters 80 freely advertised in all
the papers, secular and religious, are
having large sale, and are supplanting
all other medicines. There is no denying
the virtues Of the Hop plant, and the pro.
prletors OF these Btters have shown great
shrewdness and ability In compounding
Bltters, whose virtues are 30 palpable 10
every ones observation. -Erdminer and
Chronicle. .AwF4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02

Mr.. Louis Glauch, S95 Twelty.ffth
street, New York, observes; Having heard
q great deal about the healing powers oil
the st, Jacobs Oil, and being q sufferer
from Neuralgia, | concluded to make a
trial. It was crowned with the best sue
cess. After the third application, the
pain disappeared. l Cheertully and CON
scientifically recommend the 81, Jacobs Oil
to all subject to Neuralgia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Five Thousand Dollars worth OF Fl
Shoes Positively nj Cost.

Five Thousand Dollars worth OF Fine
Shoes Positively al Cost.
The firm OF Wilson BROS, preparatory
10 removing West, will close out their en-.
tire stock OF Ladies' Misses, Children's and
Infants fine shoes and slippers, commend.
Ing Monday, February 2l5t, at cost. II
YOU want bargains come before our sizes
are broken. The following comprises some
Of the fine shoes on hand:
Buft's celebrated shoes.
Zsigler's fine shoes. d.
Laird, sChober 4 Mitchells handmade
shoes.
Gentlemen's hand and machine button
boots.
boys, fine calf shoes.
Youths solar tip shoes.
1niant6' fine French kid buttoned boots.
1909 Market street, opposite
Mcclure House,