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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-28
A CHANCE IN KRAMER,s Lame,
Which Partakes Of tho Nature ora RevO.
lutiOn


Those who are posted, say that for some
time past there has existed among the mem,
bers Of Wheeing's wCll.known musical or
ganiation-Knmer's Banda feeling OF
dissatisfaction regarding the leadership,
u position held by II, ! Joe Kramer,
after whom the band was named
Such Judging from the results of last
nights meeting, would seem to bG the case.
The meeting was held by members Of the
band at lIcibersonS,and organized by elGctng
Louis Gaus president, and VIM, Brandfass sec.
rotary The first matter taken under con.
sideratiOn was in relation to lOrminga COM
pany under the States incorporation law,
and adopting a new name This matter Ii
not yet In shape for publication In full.
The important business OF the evening was
the election Of n leader, which was after
some discussion, accomplished. Prof. John
Lweders, u musician OF ability, being the one
chosen. lilo will now be the gentleman that
will have charge OF the band and attend to
engagements.
Kramer had very little to say last night.
lie seemed to think TINT the members would
be brought up short on Opera House engage
ments, but Manager Roister says tIl1t
he contracted with tho band and not
with Kramer alone, and that there will
be no difficulty 0bOutmusiC.
How the change will be accepted by society
people remains to be seen. For some time
past this class, rs well us the band, has been
mnrmnring and complaints have been made
that Joe was becoming an AutOcrat; that he
had been llattGred too much and that he was
too disposed to make light Of Its wishes and
do about MS he pleased That some Of these
complaints were partly iustmust 10 ACknow-
lodged and Il change can now be looked for.
For the organization the best OF success Is
wished and also that all hereafter may be
peace and harmony.
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BELLAIRE,

Miss Rcbccca Ramage, of Iowa, Is visiting
friends here.
Col. David Rankin was nominated for State
senatOr by the Democrats of Belmont and
Harrison counties in convention at Flushing
There was no meeting of the School Board
Monday evening oil account Of the day; but
. meeting WIS appointed for Tuesday even
ing,
1t Is exceedingly difficult to secure n mem.
bership In the Lime Kiln Club Of Bellnirc
You are sure To have some ridiculous flaw
found In YOU Try 1t.
Rev. McKallip did not receive the call Of
the First Presbyterian Church here until
Saturday, aud therefore will not be able tc
answer without further time to consider the
natter
Rev. Chapman and ROY. Armstrong have
both been reappOlntGd to tlerchurCles here.
Many friends Of Rev. ]. II. Rogers will be
glad to learn Of his being sent 10 GAINESVILLE
80 near to lIellOlre.
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MINOR MrSDEEDs
Disposed orin the Circuit Court Yestcr.
Iny.

day.
Yesterday several of the indictments re.
turned by the special Grand Jury were dis
posed ofn Judge Melvln'sparto OF the Circuit
Court.
John Sherman, who was charged with steal.
ing II coat and handkerchief, and John
Harden, who was said to have stolen coat
and u waterproof cloak, each plead guilty TO
petit larceny, and were sentenced to five days
imprisonment in the county jail.
John Edwards, who stole shirt, also
plead guilty to the same charge, hut owing to
his having been In jail for three months, his
term Of imprisonment was fixed ut one day.
The four cases Of forgery against John II.
Zevcly, were postponed on motion OF his own
attorney, OH account Of the absence OF material
witnesses llO was admitted to $500 bail In
each OF tho four cases, his attorney, ]. IL.
Good, going OH his bond
In the afternoon the case Of the State vs..
Mrs. Annie Nixon, charged with keeping q
house OF III iamG, was taken up, aud put on
trial to q Jury. On motion Of tho defendants
counsel, Barney Gallgan, the prosecuting
witness, was mAde prosecutor In the case,
Several witnesses were examined, and great
deal Of extremely ''ncy" testimony brought
out. The case is notye finished, and will be
resumed today.
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coLoREDc CITIZENS


Exposes Ihcir 8enftmentf IN Q Series o.
Eloquent Resolutions
Among the resolutions Of coincidence and
respect adopted by various organizations IN
this city we have seen none more significant
than the following adopted by the Wilson
Lyceum, which, pursuant to an adjourn
ment for the summer vacation, met on last
Monday evening After tFansacting some
important business the general order Of bust
ness was suspended for the evening and q
memorial meeting substituted In hoRorof the
late James A. Garfield. After full express
ion Of sympathy for the great loss this coun-
try has sustained In the death OF Its chief
magistrate, the following resolutions were
adopted
WHEREs, The members of the Wilson l.y-
ceum have heard with deep feelings OF re-
greet the great calamity that has belallen the
Republic in the death of our beloved
President, James A. Garfield; the foul hand
OF the wicked assassin has caused the deep
gloom OF sorrow that now pervades the ma
ton Garfield loved so well and served so
faithfully through war and peace, from con-
tiict to victory, on the field and in the coun-
ellis OF his country; he stood a towering mon
ument Of whisdom and strength to his ma
ton, and our hearts are bowed down with
sadness by this great loss
ResOlrei, that we recognize in the life and
services OF this great man u rare example
worthy OF GmulatiOn-ObscurG in youth, u
diligent student, self-made, honest, honor.
able, wise, great and powerful, u kind hus.
band and father, devoted Christian gentle
man, whose charity was not confined to a
simple sect, but US boundlcsS us his wisdom
was great.
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awlNE OF cAapylg Tor Ladies only.

For sale BY Logan 4 CO,
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PROMINENT PARTJEs
AZ Home. on their Travels or Gone
Visiting.

A. Home. on their Travels or Gone
Visiting.
IT, schmulbacll Esq, was In GAINESVILLE
yesterday OH business
Judge II. c. Caldwell, Of Little Rock, Is the
guest Of his brother, b. I. Caldwell, Of this
city.
Gov. Jackson was suddenly called to Clarks.
burg lust evering 10 testify in o case In the
State court.
Miss Carrie lltues, Of Wheeling, l. visiting
the Misses Reynolds, North Seventh street.
[iseuDcnrihe Herald
Governor Jackson, while at Cleveland, was
accompanied by only one Of his staff in the
person Of Dr. llardeSty, VI this city.
Monday evening Mr.. W. s. Mccullough,
the pOpila young druggist OF tue South
Side, and bride, give u reception to tlielF nv
merOuS friends, at their Temporary liome In
lIellAire.
We regret to sec among the announcements
IN our advertising columns this morning the
announcement Of the death OF Squire George
lIircli a large circle Of friends and aCquaint-
anCes will DO panied by the inOurhful III
telligehce
We were pleased TO meet In our SanCtum,
last night Mfr W. W. Fowler, business man.
ager Of Sol Smith ltnsSell's "Elg9wood
Folks" Company. This company, which
produced such good impression here last
season, Is ut the Opera House Friday, OctO-
her g.
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Allow a cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious mnladies. s,ich
as Pneumonia, lleinorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be so
readily attaincd2 lIosCnRE's GERMAN SYnup
llas gained the largest sale In the world for the
cure Of Coughs Colds and tho severest Lting
Diseases. DR.. BOSOhee's famous German
prescription, aud Is prepared with the greatest
care, and no ienr reed be entertained IN nd.
mlhislerlng y To the youngest child, MS per
directions. Tho sale Of this medicine Is I'M
prCCedented. Since first introduced there has
been acOnstnnt increasing demand and with.
out single report Of failure to do Its work IN
any case. Ask your Druggist MS to the trttth
Of these remarks Large sizes 10 cents Try
II and DO convinced. TTlls&w
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AdmIiie.l 70 nnrortI.

Tie following deeds were admitted to re.
cord yesterday
Deedmade September %, 1881, by Charles
Oite and wife TO VIM. Eckliart, In COnsldera.
tion Of $500, for half of Lot 10 In square 10
in south Wheeling
Deed made March %, 1881, by Creighton
Orr and wife to the trustees Of Middle
Wheeling Creek Reformed Presbyterian
Church, Ii consideration Of $50, for a tract Of
lands Of s. II McclerkCn, and containing
One.lialf acre.
Deed made September 81, 1881, by salathicl
Curtis guardian Of Henry aud Irwin Cooley,
10 Barbara Ahh Darr III consideration Of
$40, for parcel Of ground situated on
Castleman's run In Ohio county, containing
two acres and twenty petchCs.
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I'LL ON 4 HIGH.
lie Attempts tOTake His Own Life nfteI
Nearly Taking Ills Mothers.

llB AIleHlplS ~ ANhN -" VNu hlls uAtth
Nearly Taking Ills Mothers.
1t seems that the suicide Of Jimmie Fer.
guson was not the only occurrence Of the
kind OH Monday, though the other one was
fortunately less successful, and the matter
was to great measure husled up. Runors
Of the affair reached the press Monday night,
but could not be cOrrObOrated. The would be
suicide was Thomas Hill, who lives with his
parents on East Sixteenth street, and Is about
eighteen or nineteen years old. lie Is u
brother Of the notorious General" George
HILL but has reputation for orderly con.
duct and steadiness which makes Ills CsCapade
Monday all the more notable. lie had been
drinking and quarreled with his mother. II
Is said that he clOkGd her until she was near.
" stranglcd, but for tho truth OF this
We cannot yOuCh, tho family refusing To
either affirm or deny II, AT any ratio, his
father lntOrfGred, md aftOr some exciting
talk Tom drew knife, and attempted to cut
his throat. A smaller brother nalIcd Harry,
and n neighbours boy named Willie Manners,
each about ten years old, attempted to take
the knife, and both were slightly cut In the
lRnds.
Finally tho knife was captured. Sensation.
al reports are current as TO the boys conduct
aiterward, ono 10 the effect that he again at
tempted To kill himself, the second time with
II pistol. We could discover no foundation for
this, however.
The whole trouble seems to hive arisen
from drink, and II Is to be hoped that the
boys former crcditablc career will be re.
sumed, and his reputation for peaCefulness
aud s0briGty sustained
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DUBLlC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTAli

Tim undersigned executors n v. Z
ThDmNS Henderson, lctta'ttI,, w. wy, XXI n, ,
aiC. The well known farms o. W. w. N 61,t
situate In buffalo district p'O'''
va OH SATURDAY, OCTOBER i, Hisss
al n'clrkp. ~, IN tie PteIllt,, w IA u =
WsiIrr farm. containing W, !M,i 'pp' K N
,Ic milo river and T., w. \ ny 4 isibt
wv o iI'U rn,,niy ght aud four Inll9 E -,5
iII,,n ts Wy i, NJ Inc lpsi quality anl
Nv! lnc i'i j." cyccijI soil lmcion,e. tsfJ
my 70 W t s%,E liver vein Of rOal p .l.i
lnIe brick house 81 lcn ig E,,,,c In lsd .,
stables, gtanarIc, tenant y liV y Saejl ptI'..
Oiit bniidlngs. The lan9 y Al al 80
gnnd fence. Several qfcihIb, Stgt tel9
7tnIi. The timber lspihelYl W. !iGye hnIs
~ rGurrhrs and NhUOt. INC a s III
Ec ni,e ri The best IN BROKE IV VIZ Ne III
w w Nv " y, ihc same time aud PLY tiaE4.i
III i%Jav farm, containing M jsyls.
wy wv. i,.a a." home residence " "sk,I ~
!,i,lgs. tys,ts State lima one ana 'a, MI
fgnll,,Ea, nY Tb@ l0nd and imPiyl,.s.,~as,lla
O &Il'a ,,,o stow btirE hOuE lail .,,i n 4
elias, 4 iwOsa?,' a "s and all httts.g ~
h0liscs, iellai .,,d ,iI, fence; ht' w
aplle and other iftlle' W., mi nahII W "
niiil all moi ~ 7" NilaH,,''t,,l, ahl ~
I,0nyrnlcnt Ia chhrhf'', ,'i1s Ind Vill -
iarlu i susceptible Of dhf''' -
10 suit pHrhmcE ,,,l,uIllte Htia
Possession Of the laH'' W." rna5
Of nle. ,,..r.tyle. WhIth VIZ
Terms male KNOW" .zFb,
a1.Iu atNTN III z "A
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RoRnp,,-
WANTED.

WANTED-A G006
general huu,rvo,ts Gu GIRL N, /.
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In this branch the Mayor presided, and
there we're present AleSsrs. Hall, McAlams,
Boring Criswell Cracraft, Fritz, Hull,
Myles, and Wolvington,
The vote by which license was granted to
VIM, Zimmerman to keep saloon on the Is.
land was reconsldered, and the license re-
fused.
All the measures brought up from the Sec
hour the Branch adjourned.
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IRRITATION Of TIIE SCALP.
AM Anlhcntlc Teatllnnnr.

GENTLEMES:--F'or five years | have been
greatly troubled with dandruil, with ia severe
itching Of the scalp, and my liair falling out.
have tried almost every known remedy, all
proving worthless. Seeing llurnGtts CccoainC
and liurnntcs Kalllst0n advertised, lprocurcd
9 bottleot Teach, and ain happy tostate TINT the
aandrlliL Is completely removed, and 20 itch.
ing whatever remains.
J, Il. CAvES, Kansas City, Mo.
Durnctrs Elavoring Extracts arc iliO best.
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several Attempts at House. Breaking In
the City.

At an early hour yesterday morning burg
lars visited the row OF residences on EolT
street, Just south Of Twelfth, AT DR.. Camp
bells house, on tue corner, the shutters were
bfieu open, but for some reason the burglars
went no iiftheFin their attempts to effect an
entrance 10 the house. The residence Of W.
7. Wiley, two doors to the south, was next
visited, and the front door operated on. An
entrance was almost secured, when, little
rat terfierin the house set upa fierce barking,
aud awoke Mr. Wiley, who sailed out en-
disbdbille, armed with dOube.barrelled shot
gnn The burglars had, however, made good
fheif escape, leaving no traces Of their cali
hut a badly damaged door,
About O'Clock yesterday morning, work.
man coming down Main street, Observed two
men thdeayorihg, lie said to pfy open the
door Of Jacobs dry goods house, on the west
aide Of The street Hunning To Twelfth street
he called iOt police, and ratfOlman Murdoch
coming up, he told bis story, The men hay.
inE iio9ti re oty, rushed down the st. james
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Now AlVerlIsenICnts.

Onicei Nos. 20 and "a Fourteenth street
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OF Two wheeling Bays FrOm iIpownins
nj Cleveland.

Two Of the Wheeling boys who went to
Cleveland to witness the obsequles Of the late
President very nearly became subjects for
obscquics themselves. On Monday VIII
Gray and Cooper Criswell took small row
BOAT ndpulled out upon tho lake. They got
along lamouslyi though unused ID the
perienCe with such a sea placed them wholly
at the mercy OF the waves, and their boat
was quickly capsiSed and the boys thrown
into the lake. They must both have
drowned but for the prompt action OF Che
men at Tile liie-savlng station, who rescued
them. They had enough Of lake rowing Tor
that visit, however.
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The special Grand Jury which met yestet
day found the following indictments
John Sherman, petit larceny.
John Hidden, petit larceny
Thomas Mollen, grand larceny.
George Francis, unlawful shooting.
Russell Malcolm, grand larceny.
john II. Ieyely, forgery, two bills
elias. bauer, cruelty to animals.
John Edwards, petit larceny.
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PRACTISING riiAnMACIsTs
TO be Licensed by the state Commission.
eFA To-day.

To-day, Mr.. Il. booking, Secretary Of the
Commissioners Of Pharmacy, of this State,
will send out large number of certificates,
allowing tho druggists by whom they are re-
Ceiyed 10 practice III this HtatO
The certificates are very neatly Cotton up,
and arc signed by Messrs. baker, liOggs and
Booking, the Commissioners. Iii the lower
left llaiid corner Is the SEAL those who regis
tered rs owners or assistants, of five years
practice have a green seal on their CGrtin-
Gates; those who registered as graduates Of
colleges Of pharmacy hayn u red seal, aud
tlUge who were examined by the liOartl a
gold seal with bite ribbon underneath.
The design Of the seal Is very unique
and appropriate and was highly compli.
inenteltht tile meeting Of Pharmaceutical
Commissioners Of tile United States and
Canada lately held IN Kansas City. II Is cir.
ctlar In form with the words, commissioners
Of Pharmacy Tor the State Of West Virginia"
In the outside circle. The base Of the center
piece Is formed by a book on the back Of which
Il nAttS Of 1887 A graduate stands on this
and across The top Is pair III scales GoilHd
about tho graduate IL a seFpent representing
poison and OIL lie back the words, ETOuol me
not"
There has been a large amount Of hard
work done and TO the secretary, Mr.. Booking,
IL due unqualified credit for tic fapidiiy and
correctness OF the work
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CLOSING OUT.-lIavlng disposed Of
stock damaged during recent fire, We
shall now close out CutirC stock of FIRST
assAlen's md boys clothing during next
thirty days A grand chance TO buy fine
goods cheap. OEIIM & co.,
1897 Market ST., Adj. Register Office.
DANIEL BOSS, Manager. Mws
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Oh Thursday, September GOTH, the 7. G. &
st. l.. Ry. Co. will sel for the G;62 a. NJ train
mission to Exposition At rate uf u 70. Tickets
ypOl Tor return phSsngo OIL regular trains
Thursday aud Friday; also on special train
leaving Pittsburgh 7:2O r. N. Thursday.
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THERE will DO grand concert at
Lclnerts Fountain Saloon on Thursday
evening, September 20, by tho band for.
mcrly known us Kramer's, now under the
leadership of John Lueders. This is the
first appearance Of the band under the
new organization. 7
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TO take n blue pill, but didn't because had
already been poisoned twice by murcury
The druggist told me to try KIdnoy.Wort,
and l did. II Is just the thing for my bilious
ness and constipation, and now am rs well
as eyer Torpid kidneys and liver Is the
trouble, for which Kidncy.WOrt always
proves to be the best remedy known.-Ikrt
jOni COirdnt, MwFGw
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FoR those whoatc oyetwofked and in whom
the Brain and Nervous System has been ex.
hausted from excuses, lave fOundHo com.
binatiOh OF remedies 30 prompt and ettica.
Ci0us In restoring the vital forces as Fellows
Syrup Of Hypophosphitea
ALES MGeNilrtl, N. D., Hotspfines, Ark,
NWtAW
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Thern,nnIeter RECORD.

The following shows the range Of the Their.
inometer, rs obscryedat schneprs drug store,
Opera House corner:
1880 1881
IA. Y. 12H ST. N7rML7A. M12M3E MEM.
GS 60 Is o. 79 ~ ~ rs
WEATHER INDICATIONS,
WAsntS0rOS, September q, 1 A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather and local rains, varlabIy winds,
shifting TO the north. In the northern lOr.
ton, higher barometer, stationary or lower
temperature.
For the Lower Lakes partly cloudy weather
and local rains, winds shifting colder west,
higher barometer
For the Upper Lakes, fair weather, preCcd.
ed BY rain in The eastern portion, colder to
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John Lash, Wheeling.

Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cnuSo gray.
el, llrighps disease rheumatism, and Il horde
Of other serious aud fatal Diseases which can
DO prevented with Hop DittGrs, II taken In
time, MWfGW
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CuuOnS, HOarseneSS, Asthma or any 1rrita-
tatun Of the Throat or bronchial Tubes, will
be relieved by taking Df, bulls Cough Syt-
up II lias cured thousands Recommend II
to your friend and neigllbUr. Your druggist
keens H. Price % cents
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InR NAlE on RENT-

TOR SALE OR KENI@., ,,,,ll
FINE BUSHES ~ Y "
offer for sale the fine ihrrcsioT W.T. Y, n
situate OIL the West llcQi M9IKe.s'Eyt 49,
below Second Warl Market llo'lS, ~ Y.
MED by Baclman & Dunt @ El to.ss X
store. The building !. finished Al9 Z, Z, n,
viii eleven rooms and /. occupied y I. ~
house, and the ilrt iOOI lsa lAiNiai,,55'tEtf
rfnin with cellar, and the RON, eE w. \
aid location Is the best iOr TIE p IyiI,a N
Tia CIiv, Alsn iOt rent from " Of AFH
y piiiJiVEU iDIi Main street.
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Dr.. BuLI's Cough Syrup has been before
the publ e for years, and Is pronounced by
thousands superior 10 all other articles for
the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Influenza and all
Pulmonary Complaints.
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snbserIptlons ID nc GnrtIeII Fund.


Assistant Postmaster Reilly yesterday re-
ceivcd the following subscriptions to the fund
for the erection Of monument to the late
President Garfield at Cleveland:
81 90 list,
JIM, Reilly Wheeling,
llev. W. sohailranCk, Wheeling.
Alex. hone, ST., Wheeling,
W. X. Elson, Wheeling.
Henry llankp, Wheeling.
G. II. llOotOn, Grafton.
q. W. Atkinson, Wheeling,
Mrs. Ellen Atkinson. Wheeling.
J. l.. lleesc, Wheeling.
Rev W. B. ThOmpsOn, Wheeling.
Robert Armstrong, Wheeling.
J. W. I.ampec, Wheeling.
]. NJ. Welsting Wheeling.
james W. VanCurCn Wheeling.
John Mcconnell, CadiE, o.
100 CENT LIST.
John Lash, Wheeling
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There will be grand Concert ut seibert'.
Garden, In Pleasant Valley, on Wednesday
evening. Music and choice refreshments, In
Guiding the best quality OF ice cream. Par
ties desiring to dance will find the best dane
Grove street cars will run until the close,
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Crcsson Springs ana RETURN, e. 90.

The Fan Handle 4 Pennsylvania route will
sell on Saturday OF each week excursion
tickets to CreSsoI Springs at the rate Of % 90.
Tickets good. for return passage Until LlG
following Monday, inclusive.
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THE usual nCrCllants' lunch at the New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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sEtnERr's Garden Concerts will he held
every Wednesday evening.
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Jubai Gala VIA q Man Of Might.

MoRE room, more goods at lower prices, at
Zoo. u. lloth's. Nos. 300 and gl02 Main At.
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No earthly reason exists for suffering Will
rheumatism, ST. Jacobs Oil has reversed thu
order Of things,
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MoRE room, more goods at lower prices al
Geo. q. Rotlfs.
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Oun line Of black aud Colured Cashmere.
never wns larger. aud we arc selling THEM
cheaper thah ever, UBa q, llOrit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-28

II you wall 10 eat good bread use Silver
lake Flour. Ills tie best,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-28

W4NTED-TEN 0TlpS;,,S
,oN MotEialIRr,toae ou n, ,AGRYlIlsS
good wages, Apply Al "n i4Is'{ sls.I11,
Kim Grove, ", "a, - V"'s " W. I, CAi,s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-28

DoS'r forget Tho grand concert, al seilerts
Garden, tonight Good music and plenty Of
refreshments.