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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-22

Der .. Judge Boyd lPart y adjourned until
O'Clock this A. n Judge Jacob Part q adj
jouFned until 2 o'clock his Pm.
Thar was q small sized picnic at HelleFs
last night, In which Martin Friery got bad
kick under the eye, and John Weeks and
Thomas Haley were landed in the Lookup
on disoFdeFly charges, Weeks also having q
charge Of resistance against him, he having
hit Officer Morris, who was on hand in good
season, q blow under the eye,
sHEsrERDAY was the fifth anniversary Of
the wedding OF Mr., and Mrs, VIII Mccoy,
and last evening they celebrated the Occa'
sion with wooden weddingat their home on
the Island. A large number OF relatives and
friends were present who spent the evening
most pleasantly. Mr.. and Mrs Mccoy were
OF course the recipients Of numberless con-
gratulationS
LAST evening there was a notable gathering
OF prominent Germans in Center Wheeling
at the residence OF Julius Lohse, Esq, II
was surprise to Mr.. Lohses estimable wife,
whose forty.third birthday 1t was, and hel
large number Of friends took this manner Of
rendering congratulations Old and young,
married and single, were there, and all en-
| ioyed themselves hugely. Naas band va
present and diScOursed excellent music
and an elegant supper was served to which
all were devoted; and in this the lSTELu
GESCER force was not forgotten. At lat'
hour the party departed, all more or les
pleased.
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THE LINCOLN CLuR RECErrION.
Another Rainy Evening, bat q Pleas
ant Entertainment.


ant Entertainment.
Notwithstanding the extremely inclement
weather OF last evening the assembly hall OF
the Lincoln Club was filled at an early hour
by members OF the club, accompanied by
their lady friends; especially did the ladies
turn out in force last evening, which OF
course was very gratifying to the club, and
especially those who had the evenings per
tOrmance in charge The programme was
rare and choice one, the best in fact, was the
opinion OF several, that has yet been offered
DR.. Jepson acted as chairman Of the ever
ing, and announced the following pro-
gramme:
Vocal Ductt-"Greting '....,,... ,MendelSsOhn
Mn. Annie Sheib and 4. V. DuRel.
ress-"ShAkespcaFC and Politics -.,...p,.,....,,
M William Leighton, j.
Vocal sOlO-"Does He Love Me- ..;;.'...,..,."P sale
Nm. Annie n. SheiO.
Recitation-"ln the Garrett
Miss Hood.
Vocal S0o"IhpG Sailor Boys. MAdrgal
Miss Fiona A, Williams
RecisAtlon-"The StowSway
MilGin Time .....'...,..........-.
Miss Hood.
Vocal SoO-"C,adle Song Blumenschstn
NR. Annie Sheib,
The entertainment, as shown by the above
programme, was not only varied to suit the
taste Of all, but was one OF more than ordtna-
r. ability.
The address OF Mr., Leighton was one that
amply did justice to his reputation as a
scholar, and no report We can give OF It,
short Of its publication, would do him just
ice. 1t will appear in the lNTELLlGEScER OF
tomorrow.
The musical part, by Mrs. Sheib and her
assistant was listened to with much pleas
ure, Mrs. Sheib receiving an encore, to which
she responded with Comm thro' the Rye"
which Is always tavorIte with Wheeling
audiences, but II was never better rendered
than on this occasion.
The Cradle Song" was written expressly
for. and dedicated TO, Mrs Sheib by the au'
thor.
Miss Williams, Of Martins Ferry, at once
made herSelfa fayoritG, and in response to
the call OF the audience sang ''TwicEenhAm
Ferry with marked spiritand correctness.
This little lady has remarkable voice,
which she is industriously cultivating, aud
will always receive hearty welcome from
her Wheeling admirers,
Miss Hood OF the Seminary, Is not q
stranger to Wheeling audiences, consequent.
~ they were prepared for the feast Of good
things with which she favored the Club last
evening, who, by.the.way, would not let her
off with what she had engaged to do and &C.
cOrdingly, in addition TO the programme,
she gave an aneCdote that Marx Twain tells
OF "A Ward which, though short, was
irresistably laughable as delivered by her,
calling to mind wildly these two American
humorists
THE Stowaway," by Mr.. Charlie OFT, was
listened to with a great deal Of pleasure.
The young gentleman has several OF the gifts
OF a good speaker. The Club will gladly
welcome him again.
Mr.. Sheib as accompanist and Mr. DOnel
have the thanks OF the audience and Club
for their parts which, though not prominent,
were we'll performed.
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The Grand Jury was Yesterday impaneled in
Part Of the Circuit Court, and the charge
delivered TO them BY Judge lloyd. The jury
summoned was a. follows Washington dis
ttict, Jacob Wise. ". s. GOshorn: Madison.
T. II. Logan, David Schambra: Clay, ". A,
Turner, Jacob Hull; Union. Henry N. HaF.
per, John Bodley; Centre, James Reed, John
Buttertield; Webster, John c, Miller; Ritch.
ie. Nicholas Bowman. John lAnlty. Triadel
phia, Hugh CLARK: Liberty. joseph HeTyev,
Richland. Thomas J. Garden, 81.
Mt Butterield being on the City Board Of
Equalization and Appeals, and Thomas Gard.
en-, ST., having also good eGcuse they were
relieved by the Sheriff and joseph Graves
and 7. =. Phillips substituted. Nf PHILLIPS
was alec Afterwards excused. 90 that tbe
Grand Jury numbered but fifteen. The fol.
lowing bills were presented 10 them for their
action:
George Griffin, embeG1lement.
Chas, BaSSett, robbery.
James Alexander. felony.
James Mcdonnell. felony.
DANIEL Brown. highway robbery.
Nicholas Harris attempt al rare.
Thomas Martin, mislemeanof'
Frank Diel, misiemeanOr.
Burt Fefrell. misdemeanof.
Robert Richardson, misiemeanof.
The jury was out all dAy. and had NOT I'm.
ished its labors last night II therefore Al.
iontned till 4. y. to-day. ItS work viii
doubles be completed aud It, report sub.
ml,lCd this afternoon,
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A CouGH, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In.
durable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial TroChes do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsamS,
but act directly on the infamed parts, aIlay.
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Coughs, Catarrh and Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are sub.
jet TO. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physic.
ians, and always give perfect satisfaction.
for nearly an entire generation, they have at.
tanned well.mcrted rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold at 25 cents a
box everywhere. TTHS4w
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CARbuSKLEs, Felons, Boils, sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc, posi-:
lively cured without the aid Of a knife OF
Poultise, BY using MtS. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. Piles, salt Rheum. EFy.
5pelaS, Soft and Vlcefated COTns Chilblains,
.tc., Il has never failed 70 cure. For sale b.
Logan q Co. nav
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LOUISVILLE, November 2i.-River falling
with eight feet eight inches in the canal and
six feet eight inches in the chute on the falls.
Business good. Weather cloudy and chilly,
with rain, snow and hail. Arrived: Charley
Mcdonald and tow, from Pomeroy.
EVANSVILLE, November 2i.-Arrived: Guild.
ing Star, Cincinnati. Departed: Evansville,
Bowling Green; Dora Cobblsr, Cannelton
and John s. Hopkins. Weather cloudy and
snow and sleet all afternoon. River II feet
six inches and rising. Mercury 81. Wind
northwest.
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GENERAL NOTICES,

l. H. SWEENEY.
November 10, ISL, ooa,
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To the yolks Of six eggs, we'll beaten, adj
two cups white sugar. thfee-quatters cup but
ter, one cup sweet milk, three and half CUP.
-four having mixed thoroughly through II
one measure banner Baking Powder
whites Of two eggs beaten stiff; bake in jelly
cake pans when cold spread each layer with
an icing h1ade Of the whites Of four eegs
beaten stiff. one pound powdered sugar and
one tablespoonful extract Of lemon.
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sEE the Is sent eorsot at speyer BIOS.

How often persons have been annoyed by
burrs Clinging To their dress or clothing, and
how seldom have they, when cleaning them,
given 1t thought that Burdock Root is the
most valuable blood cleanser and purifier
known, and is sold by every druggist under
the name OF Durdock Blood Bitters. Price
81 90; trial size 10 cents.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Remove biliouSneSs, dyspepsia, and impnrt
new tone and vigor to the system by Liebig
Cos Coca Beef Tonic Sold BY all druggists.
Beware Of limitations
Yellow, Dyspeptic, Nervous lnvalids grow
strong, ruddy and healthy BY the use OF the
Liebig Cos Coca Beef Tonic. THE results OF
its use stamps the Liebig Company missions.
rieS to the human family" says the Amer.
can Business Bulletin "a. " r1HAsi 1
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The great Cotton Exposition at Atlanta,
Ga, is now the centre Of atttaetion for every.
body. Thousands visit the Exposition daily.
Thousands more are contemplating the trip.
For the benefit Of the latter class excursion
tickets 10 Atlanta, Ga. via "Pan.Handle
Route and Cincinnati Southern Hallway,
will be sold at Wheeling, on Tuesday, No.
yember q, and Wednesday, November 90 at
the rate Of s2l IS for the round trip. For
excursion tickets, and full information, alp
ply to j.. N. Belleville Ticket Agent, r., ".
4 KY, depot, or at the City Ticket Office
under Mcclure House, Wheeling, ". Va.
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SHADES SORROWS.
The esprit Medium" In Peek Of
Troubles.

Troubles.
Yesterday it was Fumorsd around town
that Or, slade, the performer who held so
called spirit seanee at the Academy of Music
Sunday night, had suddenly left the city,
Constable Harry Smith, who shortly called
at his hotel, the ST. James, to serve legal
paper, found this to be the case The paper
was an order Of arrest issued by Squire Ankle
on civil suit brought by one Isaac Wolfe
TO recover the sum OF 81, alleged To have been
obtained from him though false pretences
by DR.. Slade. Not finding his man, the con-
stable procured an attachment, and seized all
the baggage he could ind belonging to Dr..
Slade and his assistants, The sum claimed,
81, with the costs, amounted to something
over s..
LAST evening the Doctor returned to the
city, The $50 security put up by him for his
appearance at Squire Philips office yeSter-
day had been declared forfeited, but when he
represented to the justice that he had been
called over into Ohio on important business,
the recogHiZance was renewed, bond being
given with ], N. Scranage as surety, and the
money deposited was refunded, less fees and
costs. Mr.. Ewing acted as his attorney,
A reporter talked with DR.. Slade last night.
lie said that he was not in the habit OF claim
ing that there was any Spiritualism about his
performance, but did so here under instruc.
lions from his manager, who acted under adj
vice OF justice, who said that II the show
were given Is religious ceremony no of
tense against the Sunday laws could be con.
strued.
The business which took the Doctor over
the river was the disappearance OF his man
ager and assistant with his funds, They took
advantage Of his arrest Sunday night to
leave; The Doctor was thus left without
funds and without paraphGrnalia to give u
show. He found his men and arranged mat
tiers somewhat to his satisfaction,
DR., Slade seems to be playing in tough
luck" He contemplates giving an exhi6i.
ton here II he can recover his cabinet and
other baggage, ut which he will repeat his
Sunday nights performance, and atterward
expose the mode Of producing each mani.
iestation. Such show would result in re-
plenishing his depleted exchequeFs and send
Ing him on his way financially well liked.
/ -@sR--
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BUILDING LOT FOR SALE,

The CItirsus Raiirsg Crz-aa7 VII si y fg y, "a
sale Al the froai tg.s D[ iHt Nsfi nous. ~ "
o'CitCE A. Y SATURDAY NpIENHhE l- lNl v .Is
10, 0 hilh ihtif siaht i-. '' ig;hti Hs,,,
s,r,gt AMI All4y = Jtht-. NLeshs lgs, ~
thiri cash. tsl1ner A. ~. iut'r hl4 ,A ~
yB1nibs WITH lt,rst H-sss.a t'g1 ILulaV Il
Tbs,r viii ,i.a b. os-yI e; tie irtH iliat WI
10 IN The lsatl. frsuEe ul hsn. IT III ~
iyin- between thy s+-g.; ar gttIa 4li issa ~
- - WI VtS b HALL . rnrI,
lhe a."Vs so y ''''i''-. 61H
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SALE or STUCH.

The FtS-l q rs-ys.r-s q De Wei l.T3 fi.' 't
rasi,i5n Ard S;ste IA. As~,sf- ihNL.A I'D
REQUIRED ihe itIstua-i Flt-.l. h nh
NM tg,5Iifys st-i ~ 81; ts.H sf.ai s' ,-T
s1frg y sill ,,isgril-r. e. 8 ~ 81 ~ giit
OF the Ecfi y tfa-id7 r. o.. g., III iht
On he THlEp DAY % NWftNAth ssl,
shafrs of sash isilu7psHi ~. 4 Ohd
hulden. viii t.i'-r tie ,u-i'i u g,ipyR l1i,
~ Id S.,Irf ~ h. tE.-a g. ale ~ I'1'
spi,jSs 10 thg IA a.: l.l8r- i.' a-'h.
IL cider u iss Ea-A ,..... ...-rary.
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Goods that are very scarce, now to be
had by calling at once
Flannel Suitings In the desired shades
Basket Flannels mall cOlOrs and shades,
including Operas, MOire Antique, Satins'
Novelties In Dress Garnltures. SILK
Pushes In all cOlOrs. GrOs Grain Silks In
all cOlOrs. Satlns In all COlOrs. Illumi'
mated Plalds and Stripes for garnltuTe'
The new Imperial silk Trimmins, Just
out, in all cOlors quantity limited.
Our great sale Of Fur Goods Ontinued
until every dollars worth Is sold OUT
Over 200 new Wraps again to-day ut
our Show Room.
VIII give special prices on White Blan'
kets aud Flannels this week.
WeWant yOh to call. We know We can
save you money. We know we have the
best assortment 10 choose from. We
know Il yOu call once yOu will do It again.
Don't buy but see our offerings.
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Grand Ball By the Golf Light Guards
Postponed-irustee' sale Of North Wheel.
ing Property.
Spare Ribs-D. c. List, Jr.
Patents.
To the Christians OF whceling-Head Of
local.
Auction Sale OF Furniture.
DOar,lers Wanted.
Girl Wanted.
LOst-Two Bronze Feathers.
The Great Ghost Show.
Punch Bowls and Mugs.
Second Stock OF Fall and Winter Dry
Goods and Carpels-Stone 4 Thomas.
Notice-Head Of local.
Card Of Thanks-lIcad Of local.
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Ahll package Of "BLAoK.DRAueHr"
free OF charge.
For sale by Logan Il Co.
Mil Site,

LOST CREEE, Harrison County, ". Va.
The citizens OF this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
pany with capital to come and build first
class FLouRINa Mill. Coal and water in
abundance. situateon the line OF the c., w.
& G. r. II. For information correspond with
or cope and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
Basel, Lost Greek Station, Harrison county,
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On Thirty nnys, TRIAL.

We will send Dr. Dyes celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and other electric appliances
on trial for thiEy days TO young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, etc, guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration, Of
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney diftl.
Culties, rupturts and many other diseases
Illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. TrHsGw
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Geo. r. Taylor has established remnant
counter. on which he places all short pat.
terms and remnants OF dress goods and suit
and ellis them at about one-hali the original
mice. Additions to this counter every day
% The best Of gCodS
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.HoTEL ARRIYALs.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

Thirty.four years Of constantly increasing
use have established reputation for Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup second to no similar
preparation. Itrelieves instantly and cures
all coughs, colds, etc.
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q THE TWO ORPHANST"

The world renowned Artistic. MisPAUL1SEMARK
HAM, a. Louise, the Blind Girl" supported by
arstclaSs comtAny. New scenery, painted especial.
ly for the piece Elegant costumes By EaVei All
AdmiSSiOn-E Evening. IS and 20 cents: no extra
charge ior reserved SeAts Matinee 70 and 9 cents
Seats on sale at Wilson & Banners Music Store.
commencing Monday, November 2ist nos
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COMPLETE lines Of Mems and boys
Reversible Ulstercttcs. SpeclaltieS in
Fancy Underwear, NcCkwCar and Black
Hosiery. Elegant silk Umbrellas, with
Amber and Ivory handles. Novelties In
Caif Fastenings and Magic Buttons. 100
pairs clty.madc Over Caters.
D. GUNDLING Is CO.,
Star ClOthierS, 80 Twelfth Street.
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Six HuSpAEU ASp sEvESTY.rWo pair Of two
button White Kid Gloves, cheap At 81 o.
SpeyeF Bros are selling them ct s. cents.
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We are closing out our entire stock Of
goods. Every article must he sold, az we re.
tire from the retail business. Come early
and secure great bargains at speyer Bros.
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TIN doctors said my wife had consump-
ton. Tried 'IindSey's Blood searcher,' and
she has better health than ever" G. II,
Hubbard, Hampden, Ohio.
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u 100 have caught the fever said Mr..
Harvey n +. Keller. recorder Of deeds, Oita.
wa, Kansas, ''and have long been convinced
Of the merits Of ST. Jacobs OIL The principal
use to which the Oil has been devoted in my
family has been for rheumatism, which dis.
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"wHAf every one ays mnst be ttue,r that
coughs and eolda Tfy Il Price SO,
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stSD me another lot Of the Morning Glory
Baking Powder, Ny customers all want Il.
pEGLEn, I
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Star ClOthierS, SO Twelfth Stree

CHOICE GOODS arriving every day at
DILLON'S JeMGlry store.
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Two THOUSAND Linen Handkerchief only 4
cents, at speyeF Bros. closing out sale.
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DOR SALE OF LONG TIME.
DOR SALE
DOR SALE OR REM

HUN caI4E VN nv = -.
IL FINE q s!SESs PROPERTY.
offer for sale the fur ih-N--stlfy brck building
situate on the West s.tt 9! NI'ts street few doon
below second Ward NArfst HUIsy, formerly Oct'
pied BY BAehInGn 4 ilr: a uh1,t,a,e produce
store The building = g!t5 81 shore The llrt loot
with eleven ruUias aud i C,rlFtsi - o lolrtIg
hCuse and The trfi a10s q In. and eltfuniitoir'
RON with cellar. Ard n. r"li 10Th ~ Camdy
and location I, The tsz; o, ist gnducy bG'ineSll
the city. AisD TOT fgn. ira ~ q Alhl nett H.
Z SuEIYER. i2ll NaIa cfpst VD
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYER>.

The Boari Of Equalization and Ap,., Z. uil, ,n,,,
70 the ChAmDeT Of The Firt Bnlt L a Council AZ
the City Building on the iDlIIvia. iAp Atgori's
A. ", To rrretye Ietil6us 70; the oliIrct6n a a.
sesAinenp on real tsfa;r and = -.,al pf5t.Tty 4,
peilIloh from any other EaHl VII lg6n.tlrnL eX'
eepI on the tays state! aud III. t.tlilgn, ana
grievances must b ia EFitlus and ana Win In
CLERK Of the Board Assessment bl]s, NAV iS , ',o
al the Office d the city Clerk. - w"
First Ward-NoysmbeS II and L?
Second Wari-Noyember Il and l5
Third Wand-Novernber ID. l7ands
Fourth Ward-November q and q.
Fifth Ward-NOyember % and9L
Sixth Ward-Noycmhsr q and %.
Seventh Wand-Noyembrr p and 90
Eighth Wanl-Noyember % December l.
BY order Of the Bard
w. A. WILSON. Chairman
b A. GLLiiGLN. ClPFk.
WHEElISG. November % !~l Doll
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
To GrOeers and Consumers Of Carbon m,

We deem II doe 20 the retail. tr.dt in oil v,o,,.
I IN, ~ tysPoGs9ie 10 e0E'lmtH, 10 VAN IbrS
pefhAps, 10 the trailg at % G.rt H., S '''Vl,
mic Ihe'c oils although ,h!Ff. Mem f,S,n Nv. ,al
OIL points arr not itsE-t,Ui byEay br,.,,. ~ ",
ilhofiEed OF responsible paHT Nm N R,,s9!,, w.
inspector OF OIL, FOX Wp;sm D,ir.l, II F,nS;I
yaIIia and No Other. 'N''D!l
Our sunlight tmnI Of Csfi,rI on h,,,..,,-
use IN this market i0rihg Is NINETFIS WIFI WY y
thli brand j. full guarantee 10 eysfy cS,,aI,a
that We DO not isue single tafplo,Ui tbSi .ae,
full Ito degrees lFr is,. W. ''A' uo1
n1l9 ISAIAH WApbpv ,,
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Bros.
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Foea ttuSnRED pair Childfen's MitS cents
4 pait, Il SgNyet bros. closing out sale,
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FfytHrxpRED pair Of Gloves, only 10 cents
pair, at sPeyet Bros. closing out sale.
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OSE THUsLNp pair OF Linen Cuffs only 10
cents a pair, at Speyer Bros. Cheap at %
cents.
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QrAIirr is Of first importance, therefore use
the Excelsior Baking Powder. 1t Is per.
tectly pure. r. II. L1s1, 14O4 Main St.
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mometer, rs observedat schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday.
1850 1851
7A.M. i1N.3EAfE TA.NI2N5EN.7HN.
Is "a y 10 y 81 u "
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON. November 22-l 4. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light rain.
followed by partly cloudy weather, north.
east to northwest winds, followed by east to
south winds, stationary or slight rise In
temperature, followed By falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, occasional light
snow, partly cloudy weather. colder north to
west winds, becoming variable during the
day, rising, followed by falling barometer.
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"BLAcX.DRAUoHT" cures eOs.iye.
ness and sick-Headache.
For sale by Logan& Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-22

Tux public are cautioned to ask for DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, and take no other,
Price % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-22

Ask your grocer for Morning Glory Bakin
Powder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-22
JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,

TOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,
~ MUCSpSTlLLE
IS, no Apple Tnets. two. ihrtt icIi and ave jean
5.1O Peach. one lfrUui tad yezi
SOP Pinns, one and two ysA-,.
5,ru Quincrs. two EHd thrge ylaI
500 Cherries ole and tao ytaT.
tQ.UO Eyergftsus, mostly illl'.' ron one i0tm
feet; The Above AN thrifty A1i % god ootdliiol
for disappointing VII tc.l - l0u q lhe oalsL
Correspondence slllcited. Ail-sS, SAMUEL VII;
LER, Noun4Tilie. Surss:J 4 oas nile vet ~
NnundsIille detat defhAH-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-22
DRUGGISTS.
HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS.

4 splendld puEEAtlve and liver pill Forty large
and small pills IN each box. The cheapest and bGsl
pill In the market Sold by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-22
DENTONIOUE.

An elegant tooth wash, in LANCE bottles, only IS
cents, a.