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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-01
rllE OLE an EnE NEW.
The Prosperity Of the Past and the Pros
poGi Ni "a FutuFc.

III ~ hNl utlN.a
+ Thua We $50 how tll void ws5si
Twas hut ru hour $50. snce 4 vA,rl,ci
Aud after an hOgT more, 'tWiu b6eluVeni
And %, lrOm hour Ohupr, Wcripe and APE
And thea, ifOm hourio hour, We f0t AID ful,
And thereby haugsa tale"
Another leaf OF the book Of Time has
been turned over, 1t bestg the record Of
the events OF the past year without color
ing or prejudice. All tho animOsitleg, the
chickering's, enmlties, envy, crimes and
shortcomings OF the world which bIosted
the record here and there go with it and
are turned down to be forgotten. This
morning q clear and apoIless page is pre-
sented and the record OF another ysRr is
begun. Perhaps it will be blscker with
blots when 1881 tOtters out On the clutches
dropped by 1850 than the reverse. Il may
be iAirer and less stainless and ita story
better and more gladstone, Who knows?
Retrospect ID seldom pleasant. The
brightest past 10 alpsyascauned win come
regret. A lost opportunity or an uninten.
tional injury may float across the horizon
Of memory 10 darkrn the brightest retleC.
tons, But the degree Of pleasure is
always either positive, comparative or SUI
perlalive, and Is affected only by the d.,
gree Of regret, Tho past year has been IN
eventful aud prosperous one, The people
Of Wheeling have reason to part
with the old with regret and hope
that the incoming year will be
as fruitful and prosperous. All the
year through the wheels Of industry have
never ceased their musical hum musical
to those whose existence depOpds on their
revolution. The marts Of trade have been
busy and active and enterprises oi public
good have ilourished and thriged and
contributed to the general prosperity Of
all, An exciting political contest come in
With the summer and heated the public
mind and then cooled, in November
days resulting in q happy solution of a
vexed question. Rich haryests have been
gathered and the itUi,aCe has been no less
bountiiul. Peace, plenty, Coutentment
and prosperity crown the dropping head
OF the old year as ii amblel eff he stage OF
action while the youthful successor steps
out upon lie, Every prospect looks bright
Tor the new year, aud every one looks for.
ward to the attainment Of u higher pros.
perity than wssTCored by the top peg Of
1880. May all fond a%nticipations end in
material realiaalions, and may the new
year be rich with happiness to every in.
habitant Of Wheeling.
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m~sENVlCES
Aud Where Incy WIN bo Held

~ - ~ ASNANe
Thomson NJ, Il Church services appro,
pirate to the new year, and the beginning
Of the Week OF Prayer, will be held to.mor.
row by Rev, G, Il, Manchester.
International Sunday School lesson,
January I'd, 1881, first quarter No. /,
Zacharias and Elizabeth. Luke, I,517.
Preaching in tho Third Presbyterian
Church, by tho pastor, morning and V
ming. Sabbath School at . =. NJ,
First Reformed Episcopal Church, Rev.
VIM. Henry Barnes pastor. Sabbath
School at "a. NJ, Public service at 1880
A. Nj, and I p. NJ. Morning sermon subject:
"The Lords supper" Evening subieCt:
"a letter from nome" The Holy Com,
muniOn a. morning fPryiCe. Pray or meet
lug Wednesday at 1880 r NJ. The public
are Invited. Seats free.
Services in the Fir0t Presbyterian
Church on tomorrow; the pastor, Rev. D
A. Cunningham, D. D., will preach ut
1880 A. NJ, and 7 r. NJ, Evening RubjsUt:
"Certainty amidst uncertainty"
United Presbyterian Church! Services
tomorrow NJ 1880 A.. NJ mud 7P. NJ. Ser.
vices will be held every evening next
week, except on Saturday, January S,h,
this being the week VI prayer.
DR.. W. A. BeIdipg, Of Troy, n. Y, will
preach at tho Disciples Church, on Suu.
day, at II o'clock, A NJ and I O'Clock r.
NJ. Sunday School at 10 A. NJ. Preaching
this evening o 1850
There will be preaching at the Fourth
| ENNnnN NJ II IlttsYl IN4 Il.. t,H4Iw.Y a. 1n-Dl
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PIANOS AND 0RGASs CnEAP.--The fol,
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered al
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments Of So 90 10 $1,000 pei
month until paid for:
One seven.oCls.e piano, Sl50.
One seven.oCtGve piano, $40
One Hallet and Davis piano, Sl25.
One Eiallet and Davis piano, Sl5O.
One six.ooiave piano, $50
One 1"evGn.oCtNve piano, Sl76.
One SlOdart piano, Si25.
One Bacon and Raven piano, Sl26.
One six.oCtave piano, 500
One siE.oCtsve piano, $50
One pix.octave organ, Sllj.
One tlve'oGtave organ, SO.
One fve.oclaye organ, sos.
One 44.oCtave plano, S95
One i%lv0.OCtarn melodeOn, $50.
0ne l%ive.oGlave melodeOn, $50
One five octave organ, new SIS.
All the above secondhand instrument;
are in good repair aud tune. Oall and ex.
anime at Lucas MuolC Store, 1927 Market
Street.
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OuK CmTRNm CmOIMs.
Some Interesting Information Concern.
ing their Present status.

Some Interesting Information Concern
ing IIGIr Present status.
In several otour churches changes have
been quietly making in the composition o
the choirs, some for the sake OF economy
and some for bottering the music, and the
New Year finds st. Matthew'S Church
choir composed Of Mrs. L. S. Norton, co.
prano; Mrs. +. Norton, cOntraltoi Mr.. o
o. Dewey, tenor; Prof., j. SChofeld, bass
Miss Emily WArwoOd, Organist.
The First Presbyterian Church ChoiI
has as soprano Mrs. q. W. Eotf; alto, Miss
n. Phillips; tenor and preCsntor, Mr.. j.. Il
Mendell bass, Mr.. W. b. Howell, and az
~organist Mr.. Chas. W. EoG.
The Second Presbyterian Church choir
Ia in d state Of dissolution, the result Of
ideas economical, and 1t loses the services
after this Of Mrs. A. NJ. Sheib, soprano,
Mr.. A. W. Donsl, tenor, and Mr.. james
Haigh, bass. Mr.. VIM. II. Sheib remAina
as OrganiBt.
Tho Jewish Synagogue has engaged the
services OF MIR. and MIS-. VIM. II. Sheib,
the one az %Orgauist, tho other al soprano
and as rapidly as possible the organization
OF a good choir will proceed In order 10
ttly render the beautiful and impressive
service Of the Jewish church with singing.
AT st. Luke's ?. u. Mission Church, on
tho Island, they have y now Mason 4
Hamlin Organ, and with the valuable aid
Of Mrs. j. A. Sutherland, as organist q
choir Is organized, which will prove to be
a delightful adjunct in making this al,
ready ~favorite house Of worship, still
more pleasant.
The other churChes have not made any
changes OF note else VIC should have made
record thereof,
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NEw YEARS CALis.--The custom oil re-
Coiving on New Years viii no doubt, be
observed as usual to-day. There has not
been much talk about calling nmong the
gentlemen who usually follow the custom,
but we suppose iromthis thatthough intor'
NAL the calls will be Gs numerous as in
former yeare.
Those whom We have received i1forma.
ton as I other intentions Of keeping open
house, are Gs follows:
The "T. u. s." Society will receive their
friends at the residence Of Miss Ida Hall,
and will 10 assiated By Misses Lille Bra
den and Sophia Harding, Of Washington,
Penn,
MisseB Mollic and Ida FIew will enter.
tain their DCquaintanCes at their residence,
corner Of EoiT and Fourteenth street, aud
will BIO insisted by Miss Chambers, oil
S%taubenville.
Rev. j. 7. Mcclure, paat0r Of the
United Presbyterian Church will keep
open house, from 2 to 10 =. NJ, at No. lis
Twelfth street, assisted by his family,
The congregation OF the church, and
itieuds OF the pastor and family, are ex'
peCted to call sometime within tho hours
named.
Miss Emma Wheeler, assisted by Miss
Jennie Anderson, will receive ut 225 Main
street to-day.
Miss Jessie List, assisted by the Misses
Genie and Sadie Logan, Jennie Hopkins
aud Julia A. List, will receive at the resi-
denCe Of Henry X. List, E:q, North Main
street.
Miss Dora Hildrelh, assisted by Miss
Jones, will receive on Chapline street,
near Twelfth.
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Gathered, Here aud ThOF0 By InIeiII
yeIceF Reporters.

IA, ia, $780,
Coop morning. 1881!
GALL early and often,
YESTERDAY was pay day at thu pottery.
THE Arsbiau9 are quartered Ut the Nc
Lure,
THx backbone OF the cold spell is
broken.
DID you see the old year out; or did you
forget all about 1t?
HEREAPryS vixen ySa go to date your
letters lSSC-dou't.
THIs is he day set inside by custom and
precedea; to make good resolutions.
Tug Knights Of Temperance will hold
their first anniversary January 10th, at
GerLlania Hall.
THr terms Of all county officers expired
yesterday, and the newly elected officers
take tEeir place today.
a SLIGHT explosion took palce at the Top
mill yesterday, but,no damage was done
to amount to anything,
Tue noon train on the "Pewiky" ran into
a car loaded with Cinders, st the Top mil
tyrsterday, wreCklug it but doing no othe'
damage.
FAMILIAR quotations.: "Happy New
| Year, and many returns" "IhRnk you
The same to you. Have someIhingT :
They have something.
ANDY WHITE fell through the leo in the
river, near the suspension bridge, nigh
before last, and was badly chilled before
ho was able to get out,
ISrRLLlGEST study Of a volume on tray
els nnd explorations in the Arctic regions
would, perhaps, make some OF tho growl
era better contented with the mild weather
VIC are having.
THE cIarks p. Inc postoi!Ge have a pack
age which has apparently fallen out o
another wrapper, and IL without otheI
marks than "FrOm Wallie to Willie
The owner may be able to recognize /
Gom this and claim his property.
PRoF. JAMES ROsEDALE, Of Jerusalem
the Interpreter for the Arabic Company
has kindly consented to preach at the
English Lutheran Church OF Rev, BSrnit2
to morrow night. Bible students who
want to hear tho Professor, should 20 carly
to obtain a seat.
AuCrIoNEER HALLRR yesterday sold, Al
the front door OF the Court House, thu
building on the west side Of Market street
occupied at present by August Mathews
M a saloon, and belonging to the estate o.
Joseph Steger, deceased, for $3.50. Mr.
Louis Stiisl was the purchaser.
TIE new Board Of County Commission
ere meet next Monday to Organi2o, Thert
areseveral applicants for the clerkship, anC
two aspiranls for the presidency OF th'
Board, which position brings with 1t moth
ing but empty honor, The old Board will
alao meet and turn owe affairs 10 theil
successors,
SHERIFF TlSGLE's term OF ONCE expired
lant night at u o'clock, and to-day Sheriff
elect Brown will assume the duties OF the
office and collect taxes and manage court
matters pertaining to his Office for the
next six years. Sheriff Tingle Ietires atlel
an honest and faithful administration o.
the Office.
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Having an unusually large end well sc
sorted stock Of NIL kind Of Dress Gooda
Fancy Goods, Notions, Carpets, Oil Cloths
&c, | propose to sell to all persons wiph.
ing to purchase n substantial and useiu.
present, a handsome Closk nr Dolmnn, ar
elegant dress pattern from 81 90 to $50 90
Thousands Of handsome and useful arti.
Cles for men, women and childrers' wear,
at almost any price from ! cents to s. 90
We have a large lot Of Shawla, Blankets
Comforts, SO. that we will cell especially
low to close them out. Fanrels from u!
to sic. Gall soon II you wish to cave
money, at No. 20l9 and 202l Main street
Centre Wheeling. JOINS ROENRR,
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1t svrLlE, December 3O,--The twenty.
seventh drawing OF the Commonwealth
Distribution Company was held to-day
at McOauley's Theatre, before a large
audience. The following prizes were
drawn: Ticket ~ CPL drew the capital
prize oil 500 900; iicaet IS ISL tho second
prize OF $40. 600, and ticket IL iO2 captured
the third prize Of $1,000 The following
tickets drew 81 900 each: $3.50, 0,Sli,
1864, 1887 and 81. 800 =
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DECEMBER Fire ALARia.-Throurh the
kindness Of Captain William ECCIes, Chief
Of the Fire Department, We are enabled
In present the following report OF fire
alarms for December:
December ALARM from box 4, ut 0
o'clock p. NJ, Caused by the burning Of a
chimney on North York street, Island.
December 5.--Alarm from box 90, al
l0:30 o'cl .ck P. N caused by the burning
Of some oil in the oil house Of Hobbs,
Brockunier 4 Company, at The glass house
owned by them. Loss small.
December G-AlRrm from box 8, at 9
o'clock A. N caused by the burning OF a
lar shed owned by Ben Stephens. No loss.
December 25.-- Alarm from box Y, at
1880 o'clock P. NJ, caused by the burning
Of u nue at the residence Of Er. John Ma.
son, on Main street. Loss nothing.
December a. Alarm from box 20, at
O:20 o'clock P. H., caused by The burning
Of a lue and floor Of the New Mcclure
House. Loss estimated at $500. Fully
insured.
The Department responded to 81 alarms
during the last year.
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YEARLY Business oil Tne CouNrY CLERKS
OFFicE County CLERK Hook furnishes us
with the following report Of the record
business done in his office during the year
Just closed. The total Number OF deeds in
lee and trust deeds recorded was eight
hundred and hity.three. OF this number
four hundred and eighty.eight were fee
deeds, and three hundred and sixty.hve
were trust deeds. Oompated with last
year the total number Of deeds recorded
are fifty lesp, the number recorded in 1870
being nine hundred and three. The deeds
Of trust Of 1870, however, outnumber those
of 1880 by thirty four, which shows a
healthier financial tone. In 1879 two hun.
dTed and fifty. nine marriage licenses were
issued, while only two hundred and TWEEN.
ty.one were issued during the year Just
closed, notwithstanding the fact that
1t was leap year. Here's Iool for reflection.
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That pain and suffering will he tolerated
for Year,, in some carer, when q simple
means wonld eradicate all discomfort. Mr.
John L. Barry, foreman Blwker, Torrey
&CO., Bowker Street Steam MarbleW orfR
Boston, Mass, thus Whites al have sui
ferd with rheumatism for yoarB,snd found
no cure until | tried the Great German
Remedy, St Jacobs Oil. | used it and mn
now entirely we'll"
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TRY It; keep trying 1t, and try 1t again,
We cay this because we believe that the
health, happiness and prosperity Of the
people depend upon the proper use OF
these medicines, which have proved 30
successful in Graduating disease and de-
teatipg death. The medicine 40 effective
In lie cure Of diseases is the great Southern
remedy, Simmons Liver Regulator. Try
it; We believe that the irst Trial will be
satisfactory.
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Mrs. b, Morrison, Of Farnham Centre.
p. q writing about Dr.. ThOmss' Electric
Oil, saya: "george BEL used u OH bis
soft, aud II cured him Of Rheumatism
with only q few applications, The bal.
anCe Of the bottle was used by an old gen.
tleman for Asthma, with The beat results.
II acla likn q nhhfm. pkw
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AUsEMEErs. - Tony Dcnier. - Monday
night next Tony Denier's Pantomime
Company will DO at the Opera House.
The Rochester IN. ~ EapreIi says Of the
troupe:
"George II. Adams as 'Humpty Dump.
ty,' proved as funny as upon former oCCa'
slOns. and delighted those who arc sus'
Ceptible to the mechanical fud which
%pantoinime clowns find 30 useful. 1t had
been ANNOUNCED that the performance
would contain new features. These are
to be found mainly In the first ROt, where
the young clown, AT home, institutes O
rendition on n email ECale OF 'llumpty
Dumpty.' In the last act 1t Is the same
'Humpty Dumpty' that all have known
from childhood 10 old age. OF the mem'
hers who assisted Mr.. Adams, John o,
Hall Os 'PantaloonJ and VIM. EunlOe az
Harlequin deserve mention. Nor should
Little Todd, the youthful gymnast, In bic
balancing and tumbling, be forgotten,
The performance will be repeated this
afternoon and evening"
Scott SiddOnS Next TueRday and Wed.
nesdSy evenings Mrs. sCott-Siddons and O
fine company will hold the boards At the
Opera House. Tuesday in "As You Like
It." and Wednesday In "School for Scan,
dal." Tickets this morning at Hammers
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TnR ARABs.-Ths exhibition Of the
ARABIA at the Opera House last night was
the most meritorious, attractive and In
tereating that the people Of Wheeling
have had an opportunity TO witness for
years. Those who miss seeing them this
afternoon or tonight will regret 1t always.
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nENTlSTGY.--TO THOSE THAT DE-
IL SIRE To 1Ryo ihelr nalUpl tooth We rogh say
ibnt ~ hrt nov better prepared than ever sei0re %
enable them 10 DO 20. BY tllN uOc Of ~ ELEcTao
HtaTETtC PLUGGKH W can aud nre maEths Letter
aud Landowner H0id Filling with more ease 10 olI
PgiitntS, than have heretofore bean mado ln ny
rity or elsewhere, without the MD oil the hientilG
PlisSlr. Nhh, va ray NO cu prove w Grtpai
dtmpnGirgtiop. Gall and SEQ Ter yourselves.
JAMIE ~. gUEGlSON D. tOEt
tn No tIlq Nrrtpt % Wheeling. VI -
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'How'slhe Baby" ellis Group ia bel.
ter this morning, thank you, We gave
him some Thomas Electric Oil ca you I'D.
yised, doctor, and thsll give him come
more IN an hour or So" Next day the
doctor pronounced tho y~oungster cured.
DGW
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE The follow

TRANSFERS OF REAL Estate Tho follow
ing deeds were admitted to record in the
County Clerks Office yesterday:
Deed made December 10, 1850, by Mira.
NJ. V. Cooper to David Park for the south
hall Of lot No. 10 In square No. 10 on the
west side Of Uhaplihe street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, together
with the improvements thereon. Oonsid.
Grafton 81. 500.
Deed made December 8, 1880 by Rebeo.
ca l. Senserey and others to Mre. NJ. v.
Cooper for the right and title to the prop.
etty conveyed in the preceding deed,
Consideration 81,
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YEsrERDAY being the last day Of grace
for city tax payers, A big business was
transacted. For the convenience OF those
who could cot get up to the Office yesler.
day, Collector fancy will keep open office
today.
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CHILDREN, and gown people as well,
like pleasant remedies. All parties ere
suited In Denig's Cough Baleam since IL
IL not only pleasant to lake, but cures
naturally and ia alwaya effective Only
% cents for bottle holding %one.lourth
mint
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Corp your druggist for Mrs. Fraem0n'S
New National Dyes, For brightness and
durability Of color, are ~uueQualed. Color
. to . pounds, Price 10 cents, Dkw
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NrH AsTR Irnwn, Maiden, Na,s, had Salt Rherm
On body aud limb for eight years. 40 kind Of reaf-
msHt OF medicine or octOrS did her any good. lamb,
81 raw aud painful that she was Obliged nj linen b
go about on C]rltchcs Many OF Na'dcnt bCsl %oiliens
eau testify 10 her condition, Sha dtspiIrgl Of cure
or oven relief. Used the Ctlirufi H%Csnlvont inter.
nally, and the CutIcura aud CutIedA Soap externally,
nnd VIVA EitFad In kY months.
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OSE Of the engineers at the Crescent
mill, named Robert Appleton, wac badly
FCalded By falling into tho "bosh hole
yesterday morning.
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QltiiCu una
Blood SumOrs, itching and SCaIy Dis
vasea, SCrOfula, SCrOfuIOus Sores
Ulcers, and SWELLING, positively
permanently and economically
Curnh

CUTTCURA REsOLVENT, Is tho Erca'ct Blood
Purifier 10 medicine. 1t acts through tho tOgel'
liver, kidneys and skin. CUTlJURA, q Medicinal
Jelly, arrests external disease CHt'aWAy ~litflrs. flesh
and kin, RllayS lnflnm itlon, itching aud Irritation
and heals CUllCURA soar ~claiises, heals, g0ti.
ems, whitcns, and h]rButIhcs the skin. II and tho
CUTlCURA SHAVING SOAR, the only medicinal
shaving lOir, are prapar I ir M CutlGlra,
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THE public are cautioned to ask for DR.
Dull's Cough Syrup, and lake no otter,
Price % cents,
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Wonderful Cures.

What cures Of Blood aud sktn W easa,. pnl Se1lp
Affections With LESS Of LAY, can compare with those
o tho Hon. WIN. Taylor, hJston, state Senator Of
Massaphu5r tsj alderman Tucker, Boston; +. 4,
steele, Eco, Chicago + II. Drake, Eiq Detroit; II.
y, CarpG1ler, E'q., Henderson, N Y; Charles
Houghion, Etqt Boston, and many 0th0fs, delalis
Of which may bC bad on application TO MSsirs. Weeks
L pnLInr. nnlinn.
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NEW stack Of wINter Caps Iast receiver
and for sale cheap at
GEO. j. bAIHisOS's, 1922 Market ST.

THERMOMETER REcoRD The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, "a
observed OF sChnepi'e drug store, Opera
House corner:
1872. 1850.
A. a. ~ 90, u,Tr.N.I7AN. I'm & ?. NJ. I Pm.
" &c so 10 " Is ~
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The sign owe the store read az follows
Books, Stationery, Drugs 4 Medicines.'
He went in and asked for n copy oil
"Croup in Children" and the clerk hand.
ed him a bottle OF Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup,
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"To he, or not to be-" that is tho Qucr.
ton. Whether to suffer from q diseased
system and continuous impurities OF our
block, or to take Spring Blossom and he.
como a welcome and respectable member
Of society. Price, so cenla, trial bottles 10
cents. D&w
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause Il is the best, For sale by all first
ClasB dealers.
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IL you want tho inos! chew out buy
The Chief Tobacco.
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BUY a present that Will Oullatt time, one
that will not only gladden. the heart to-day,
but In after years awaken hHPpy FeCOIlHC'
tiOnS Of the oliver, you can gbt 1t from
IAG0B u. HRUBB, IsWGlsr,
Corner Liarket and Twelfth ste.
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WARRINGTON, D. c., January IL A. NJ
FOR Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
southeast 10 south @sst winds, warmer.
partly cloudy weather and falling barom'
eter.
For the Lake., southeast to southwest
winds, slight rise In temperature, OcGae'
ional light Rnow, partly cloudy weather
and stationary or slowly falling barometer.
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MUSICAL PRESENTS glven away al sbeib'g


CHIEF TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-01

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figures chow the range of the mercury
Yesterday, "a taken by Christian Schnepi,
Fourteenth ahd Market street.