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INDICATIONS,
1.-THE WHITE SLAVE"
Thrills u. Wheeling Audience for I
4 --- go. First Time.

Thrills u. " hcelin. Audience for the
mn First Time. r.
BARLEY Campbclrs latest great success,
"rhe White Slave" was performed last night
at the Opera House to d full house. 1t IS a
melo.dian,a Ii, the accepted use Of that ex.
preston, and isan intensely thrilling play
The heroine is really white girl OF high
parentage, although the result an irregular
alliance; the estate Of the Judge, her sun.
posed owner, but really her grandfather, Is
nlorisaged by the girls lover, who Is the
Julge'snephew and business manager The
mortgage being planter.gambler who mas
entrapped the young mun. A home Is
broken up, thenegroes, including the hero.
Inc, sold 10 the villain, but the girl Is rescued
byher: lover. There il q thrilling steamboat
scene; followed by a fire and explosion: the
couple drift down the Mississippi on irap,
mentB:of the wreck, are cast upon IN island
captured by the villain who, in the end. Il
shot by sheriff whom he'hAd summoned Ia
arrest the heroine and her lover, and every,
thing ends rs 1t should, thinks to lawye,
who:aIriyes jnst.in the nick Of time with
cxactly the proper documents.
Miss Stuart ny Lisa" the heroine, showed
distinguished ability. Miss Bates as the OLD
dalkey was q prominent and popular cltarac
tax and In fact all the negro characters wert
most admirably taken. There was not moo,
actor or actress, In the company, and a com
Mendable attention was given 10 details q
business and scenic effect. %l-i 81 ~ y,
The colored jubilee singers made a hit
The soloist was a Wheeling girl, Miss Caro-
line whiting, and several OF the band wer,
Wheeling darkeys, though few OF the audi
ence knew they were applauding singers wht
live IN their own midst. IN - VI
/ The play will be repeated this evening
and, We have no doubt, to larger audienc,
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"a GLORIOUS VICTORY
TO BE cELEBRATEpINA eLoRlouaLY
Cons Supporters 10 tnits ID : joiiifcAtion Thurs
Day Evening, On aSeals which II Expected
10 Ssrpan All Previous jambors.s.
INEl Several Promistst MsA Invited. t'

'Go ring The bells, and ase the gum, and ding the
starry banners Out! u. ..
'shout irccdoln! Ill your l!spus ones give back
The echoiDy shout" I
The glorious victory won by the hosts who
rallied beneath the banner borne by Cot, 10
to be celebrated and COMMUNICATED In .
manner BETTING lis glorious character. and
by oil the hosts who supported the victorious
candidate for Congress In the late election.
For some days the matter has been cogi,ated,
and last night meeting was held at the Lin.
coin Clubs hall at which II WIS resolved to
give the exuberance Of the victorious voters
d vent, ind the preliminary steps 10 make the
celebration conspicuoussuccess were taken.
The meeting was largely. attended by rep.
re sentative Republicans and some few Demo.
Gratis who voted for Cen. Golf. Capt, W. II.
Travis was called upon to preside, and WIN
Fisher elected Secretary. I, ~ ,.. .u,.
The ACCESSIBILITY Of hayinga grand demons
stration was thoroughly discussed, and by
IN overwhelming vote It was decided. 10
celebrate the election Of Gen. Golf on Thurs.
day evening next by u grand street parade.
The following committee was appointed to
take charge OF the arrangements: Major
Joy, y. W. adulstluus, Jas Mcaua!nS, III.
". Mcvay, ". II. Halter, Oscar snndrock,
VIM. Il. Travis, Alex Turner, Dr.. T. o.
Edwards, Jos, Freeze. 'Aa!N n,N' ]E'.''
Alter the adjournment OF the general
meeting, the COMMITTEE 81 Arrangements
met and appointed The following sub.con.
mittees: ..a
Committee on Finance-Ed. Pratt, ". H.
Travis, Oscar sandrock, W. II. Halter, Ralph
Whitehead, W. F. Peterson, J. V. l.. Rodgers,
J: Y. Armstrong, W. Fl. Robinson, Maj. Joy,
II. bchmnlbach, y, Klein. "
On Route Of Frocesilon--Jas. McAdams,
Geo. Albright, JOS. Freeze, W. II. Travis,
VIM. MeVay. J.. ID ,a#4' =, Y w
| Committee on torre,pondeace-A. ". Camp
bell, u. D. Dovensr, N. =. Whitaker. J. w
Armstrong, Dr. I. Q. Edwards, James Nc
Adams. ia, o.
Committee on PnaHng-oscar 6androck, W.
w: McVnyiJ. ". Armstrong.
- conmittee on Mn'ie--0scar Sandrock, Major
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II, OF p
The Meeting OF tho GRIND Lodge OF the
p, 4 ,.i'.s6- a. Elate To. nav ls'ti ~

A"s Mseaink VI snS uEHuN louSe OIL INC
4 . Slate To-Day.
The thirteenth annual session Of the Grand
Lodge, Knights Of Pythias OF this State com.
mences its sessions in this city to-day. All
day yesterday the delegates were arriving,
and the wisdom shown by the local lodges in
the selection Of the reception committee was
fully demonstrated. 1t is q very ell.
Client committee and has made everyone
feel thoroughly at houle, The general
committe Of arrangements had arranged for
the sessions to be held in the Castle Hall Of
Black Prince Lodge No. 10, corner Of Chap.
line and Twenly.sixth streets, but this part
| OF the programme was changed last evening,
It seems that when the Grand Lodge ad.
journed at Berkeley Springs last year, it al.
lourned to meet in the Castle Hall of Balti.
more Lodge (Peterson's block), and therefore
il will be necessary to open the Grand Lodge
there, although it is probable that an al.
journment will be had to the Black, Prince
Castle ~ ~. R 10 - =
At 10 O'Clock this morning the Grand Off.
GERS will be escorted from the Stamm House
10 the place Of meeting, and the session will
continue until about'l o'clock. During that
SsSS 49, 'S'asS'o ASPotASI ctCst Will DC re.
ceived. 'und several ranks conferred. The ut.
tendance OF P. C.'s will be very large. In
the absence Of Grand Chancellor, W. +.
Logan, Of the Martinsburg Independent,
Grand Vice Chancellor, w. T. Hea..
ton, OF the Iarkersburg STATE 41ouruul
will preside. All the other grand Of.
ilcers will be present. At 9 O'Clock the par.
ade takes place. At 8 o'clock Hon. d. i,
Doyener will deliver an address at Turner
Hall, which will be followed by one OF the
srandest ballsand suppers ever given in Tie
ball. The local lodges are sparing no pains
10 make the affair grand success. 9
The following members arc at the ann :
John y. Smith, G. NJ. De l.. Smith. J. +.
Carothers, Middieway, Thos. Nick. shiycs,
Morgan county; s. L. Evy, Keyser; ". i,
lleaton, w. &. Raleigh: parkersbure; +. G.
purgst; g. r Warner and NJ. H. Smith, Key.
ser, VIM. Hong, Martinsburg; N. Jenking,
Piedmont; n. q. DeGrange. Berkeley Springs,
At The st. James w. f. Poe, D.. Mendel.
baum and J. L. Newton, Grafton, -.
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PERSONAL POINTS.


Notes about Wheeling Foihx, or Thel.
'I"".t!T' ~, Friends. 'siN.' fh
Thos. Hughes, Esq. returned last evening
| 10 Baltimore. - .s,
AL. Painter, we'll known Toledo gentle
man, is visiting friends in The city,
BARLEY Campbell was obliged to 90 to Cali.
fornia, and so did not stop in Wheeling with
bis company.
Misses May Thoburn and Lille Sharon, Of
Mt. Pleasant, were in the city for u short
time yesterday.
J. 0. Golfer who has been boarding ut Mt.
Belleview during the summer is now at Mrs.
Mcllvaines, Capitol Square. a
State Superintendent Of Free Schools
Butcher left yesterday for Keyser, to attend
the district convention OF county superin.
tendents and other educators. 'sfsG&z
Prof. Malmene, OF the Female College, has
been secured to teach music in the public
schools Of Martins Ferry. That little town
seems 10 be ahead Of Wheeling. ~
Governor Jackson returned to the city yes
terday from the Fourth District, where. be
has been for some weeks. He stuulped q
portion OF the district for Gibson prior 10 the
election. ,5 '
Mr.. Charles Webster, member OF BARLEY
Campbell's "White Slave" combination, and
stage manager Of the company, is an old
Wheeling luvorite, having been here with
several Of Mr.. Campbelrs companies III the
past. .i-..a ~ .fisIls,f1. .y'%
J. Rufus Smith, Esq the portly celebrity.ol
Berkeley Springs, and Mr. J. Il. Stuck, one oil
Sewburg's prominent business men, paid this
office pleasant call last evening. They are
here in attendance on the Grand Lodge X. oil
L., and have rooms at the Stumnl House. r.
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Star Route COpsDIratorH.

PHILADELPHIA, October lG.-In the
United States District Court this morning
Judge Mckennan denied a new trial 10 10.
seph R. Black, Thomas. 4. AfcDevitt and
Christian Price,. convicted OF Star Route
conspiracy, aud sentenced McDavitt to pay
a. tine OF $500 and Imprisonment for one
year. and Price to pay a fine Of $500 ind
undergo n sentence Of six months from the
date Of his conviction. The sentence Of
Black Inns been deferred in consequence Of
his wife's serious illness is.sst y,
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HANK nIsiErS,
Steamboat Hend.otr. aud Lcvee Lncouics

N. ...... NOteNs .l IT
The Nail City and BELLE Prince are In port.
The Scotia leaves for Cincinnati this even.
Ing. 't 3a i6a u.
A large number Of towboats are tied up
hereabouts. 3d. N,gI| .#iI nypt4. I.fI.
The Diurnat lcft for parkcrsburg yesterday
morning at her usual hour. f. IN
But comparatively little progress has been
made at Davis Island dan, as yet }ai w.
A year ago Pittsburgh coal retailed al 10
cents In Cincinnati. 1t now sells ut 7 and 8
cents. q Mu.. '.,4rga" nHgl,
Tho hog chain OF tho Old Reliable wharf
boat having been repaired, It Is once more In
service, 1#hlT'
The Sam Cla,l, Enterprise and Fred vii.
son are laid up ut the foot OF Rlanney. The
latter boat Is hard aground with her tow.
The Telegram, John Tomas, Abner OtNeaI,
Little ANN aud @. Y. Lucas continue In
their respective trades. with Christian like
regularity. 9 ~ oS'tEF52 ttNG.a AZ
The river remained stationary yesterday
with a depth Of feet In the channel. be.
yond small local business nothing was trans
acted on the wharf. zUD1II 'sa|
/, The Scotia had not arrived ut dusk last
evening, but will be on hand by this morn.
ing, and will leave thisafternoon In tho place
Of the Andes. which is unable 10 come UP on
account Of low water. Ellgr ST. 1sm'0~|
II was rtiniored on tic levee last evening
that Experimenting Inspector Fahrenba.c6
had revoked the license OF u. J. NLong, who
was ut the wheel OF the John Lomas when
she crashed into tho .Scioto with such fatal
and heart.rending results on the night OF
July 4th. There existed u difference Of opiu.
lon between the local inspectors at this poln.
In regard to Longs case. "a p, r. f.'5' ' s'1''
/ piT1suunoH, October lG.-River 10 inches
md stationary. Weather clear md warm.
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Sale of hcnp I'm iIij,,g I,ot.,

The finest. view on the Ohio river can be
had from those building lots which are now
offered for sale in Martins Ferry, They are
to be sold cheap, and certainly arc 1 profit.
able investment. ss4e ~ : ~ 80. ) n . i
The workman will find cheap home, the
capitalist a place to put his money out on
good interest Inquire for particulars Of Geo.
Medill, Bridgeport;HJos. MetlilL Henry Floto
Or Abrani' Lash, Martins Ferry, or G. "A,
sschaeler 4 Co., Real Estate Agents, Wheel
ing W. Va, u
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have been for several years before, and they
are OF an older class, There are fivc married
students. four OF whom have their families
living Ia Bethany. g'
Mis-, Thomas, a lady Of considerable liter
AIRY note, has been spending a week with
ttof. Lowe. bNE o. gai 100 ~ thaiW
Dr.. Dodd, OF Topeka, rs, and Rev, Pat,ee,
OF Nova Scotia, visited our village last week,
renewing Old acquaintance. ~ ,.,}a
Quite a number OF our citizens attended
the Pittsburgh Exposition on Fridny and
Saturday. They express themselves as being
perfectly. satisfied that1 Pittsburgh, Is the
blnckest, yet one Of the busiest cities they
have yet had the pleasure Of visiting. eI1gf.
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Samples ms ..........".,......... y
i, 1.-THE NEW BOARD or COMMISSIONERS is'
has been already published in these columns
but for convenience OF reference the names
Of the members elected last Tuesday are
again printed below. Their official tern,
commences January ], 1883 Gsst.!Prtgi
Washington district Michael Stein, D,
Madison-Phomas prlpoo, X, .1.,lI'r'y'gt
Clay-Joseph Speidel 4. sE !. : y ss4;.
Union-John W. Boring D. IN '}f
Centre-Louis Delbrugge, d.. s;;g
Webster-James Comerford, D. ~ Vase
Ritchie-G. A. 6toker, D. iii ~ Z :. .1fs5S
Richland-John W. Nichols D. !se.-'.sss,l
Triade!phia-0eorge W. Woods, y, d
Liberty-DanielM Maxwell, ~ ;.igai;,j I.
g. BOARD OF EDUCATION. 5.
The new members OF the Board Of Educa.
ton constitute but one-third Of its member
Ship ono member, from each district being
elected each year, and two holding over Tbs
Democrats have = majority OF one In tho new
Board, which will be constituted a. follows
Washington District-W. A.. Wilson. Ralph
Ankle and W. A. lsett. 4itatEg .hf.Iar!s.4s
Madison-C. H. Collier, Feargus Vhulley
and J. s. NayloY, ~! "a l,5-ioiV ~" -,
;, ClayIDr. s. L.Jepson, W. v. Hoge and r.
.Union-J.t 4. Miller J. r. Acker and Geo.
McCully. it4lg l,tiG2iiiliS ~, 'Iss5!Ii, Z
CentreICapt:FA. Wilson, James Maxwell
and Louis Soldier. .s5l ( - /
WebsterwA. G. !. EbelIng, John G. Miller
and A. D. Work. " So Issa.1fI o.
II & Ritchi ~ !. IN Pipes, VIM. shockey and
4 There is some difference Of opinion as 10
period at which the newly elected Justices Of
The Peace assume their oiilces, The Neat an.
thoriies. however, agree that they relieve
the justices appointed by the Board OF Com.
,m'ssioners as soon az they qualify and their
bonds are approved. E7tl' ! -
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For sale by Logan & Co, vi.
Arab paahn May be Hanged,

and those who neglect buying a ticket il, the
next Grand Drawing Of the Commonwealth
distribution Co.; October 3lst, will feel like
deserving some severe punishment for their
negligence when they might have had $50 009
lor only $sinyested.. Delay not, but send your
order lor tickets to R. N. Boartln,an, Courier.
Journal Building, Louisville. XVI Co.,
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TuE King Of Denmark istruly a. paternal
monarch: Finding that daring The recent
severe weather the royal foot guards were
suffering greatly from Colds and Couphs
this good old gentleman ordered supply Of
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup for them and now
the sentrics are happy. sSi5 ~
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Blum 81 Marks,
CLOAK HOUSE, llOG MAIN ST.
Factories, 63l Market Street, Philadelphia.
Aoct6 Woo T., s Walker Street. New York.
'.d !. hls q,ttetli4&ntert:
0st.ce. Nov. rs and ~ Fourteenih Street
New Advertisements

Notice-U. N.
4 knights Of Pythias, Attention. ILL.,.
For Cincinnati-Sieamer C. W. Anderson.
I. For Sale-Second.hand Engines.
&paIace:1'arior Coal Vases.
!" Real Estate ut Auction. 10.
For Substituting Office.
WAnted-Two Borders. NU-
Wanted-Situation US Book keeper.
= Wanted-Energetic Men.
Administrator Notice. .,.,.
Royal Baking Powder. ..5.s
Twenty-Five Dollars Reward. ...ar, "
oEInshemer's Cloak Houst-lIead OF Local.
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u Protection or rrrn rr,.., ~, =.

are the questions, ngitating many minds a,
present, but they are OF little import AZ com.
pared to the problem OF securing v cath AND
competence at once. Such an opportun;t VIZ Il
agnin offered by the Common weaiti, III, T. !.
button Co, October 3tst. $112, 400 given awav
In prizes. Tickets only y. Send your orier
to H. N. Boasdman, Louisville, ~. : "0s
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|WANrED-AT WHEELING CRFEr
ny GS'I ,, SP1impanys Mines. two miles on. on
Steady work guaranteed. ttiSs Of Milling ''t nt,
ler ist, u cents yer ION. "'''''S Veto
se!l a'.sa., ], \, WATEps Co.,,
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Do'sr thou love life?-rhen do not sauan.
def, valuable time.-for that is the stuff life
is tisde Of but procure at once y bottle OF
Dr..Dull's Cough Syrup for your Cough and
be cured. Your druggist keeps It. ,i 80
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%N BARGAINS
81
EXTRAORDINARY +!

.lFor THIS CoMlHG WEEK we will offer the
greatcs! variety Of Ladies ChidIens. Mlaes' and
Gents Underwear, In MeIino, White and C0lofed-
all wool In While ANIL KeI-At such prices rs 10
meet with the most sanguinc buyers. Over 5Ot
d0z!n to select from.
q. Our Stock OF HOSIERY Is full and complete, and
will be s3ld very low Comprises The celebrated
Clnciuntu Hosiery. hand and machine knit.
Sour GLOVE aud CORSET Stock comprises the
latest styles Of the SEASON. md will be sold very low
:'Our CLOAK DEPA RTMENr. consisting OF Sill
n2lmans. silk Circulars. Walking Jackets. listers
ulSerettes. Circulars. Misses and Infants Cloaks Of
the latest aad mott approved styles. We are able
to Rect ANY CEN petition, no matter where II comes
iton In this department nll goods nrt manuiac.
third by u.s. Ill goods are fresh aud new, all styles
arc our own. md every garment ssuaranteed to I'll
und weary l.,y %
Ladies' avail yourself Of this opportunity. Call
and see VI when out shopping. H. Or
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For a long time have been u
sufferer from stomach and kidney
discase. My appetite was very poor
and the very small amount | did cat
disagreed with me. Twas annoyed
very much from non.retention IT
urine. l tried many remedies with
no success, until I used Browns
Iron Dittrrs. Since used that my
stomach does not bother me any.
Myappetite Is simply immense. My
kidney trouble Is no more, and my
. general health Is such, that feel
like new man. Alter the use Of
browns Iron Eiitrrs for one month.
l have gained twenty pounds In
weight. %. u. SARGENT.
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g9a The White Slave.
: hartley campbell's new play: T5ls 4 :
lsnot blood and thunder drama.
II is sensational for all that. ! "a
II is romantic, poetic and real.
II deals in probabilities that are human. !
It is simple in plot. gig&s .isis
1t is powerful in dcvelopen,ent.
It's replete withiun.
1t is American in music, character and
scenery. iS #
It's sympathetic In sentiment.
It's vigorous in action.
1tsvOkes enthusiasm.
provokes laughter. ,F ,.syF.,
i is in sir acts OF uutlagihg interest.
It is at the Opera House.
# 20 # o.
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Mt. PLEASANT, October lG, 1882. I

DEAR Docroa: Your kind note Of yesterday
duly received. don't see much change in
father since l came down. except, think,
he is more hopeful about himself. Dr.. Bates
ssaid good part Of Saturday, and s,weut
away saying he was better and he saw no
reason why he should not get we'll. DR..
Alexander, OF st. Clairsyille. was here yester-
day and saw him minute, and he said about
the same thing. He has to get up every
hour or two, anu ut those times suffers 3eS.
IRENE pain. How such suffering may affect
him In his weak condition am unable to
judge, was up in his room just nov, and
in answer TO my question II lie felt tolerably
comfortable, q he said, "Yes, tolerably."
Mother read your yesterdays letter to him
last evening, and he seemed TO enjoy hearing
It. We try TO keep him just as quiet as pos.
sible, SO | have talked but little With him
since came down, but think he does not
suffer severely except ut the time be gets up.
With thanks for your kind interest in fathers
condition, | am, IN ..&'l .sS#&
I
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. sllE ClTulaFs luF lined, al s2'o0' WHICH M
waIth So %.
/ Please cali and see them. No trouble 10 SHOW
them whether you buy or not.
! 80 Misses Clouks. comprising the handsomeh
yrl, for four u Xix years OF age Ut s. and 81 ART
Il gctn lar the rfice. HHd Cur I,ebeesa" Jacket, VI
wool for ladies. must DC seen 10 le appreciated.
. u9 -Reulember the Store Is on Eleventh ~.
nes SECOND Wnr,i Msftei ocl7
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That's a common express
sion and has a world OF
meaning. How much suf-
fering is summed up in it;
{ The singular thing about
/ it is, that pain in the back
is occasioncd by SO. many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
Browns IRON BlTTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
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DR.. Updegrnl'n Heal III.

Tie condition Of Hon. J. r. UpdegrafI. the
Congressman from the district over the river,
who has been lying III at his home ut Mt.
Pleasant for some weeks, is anxionsly in.
quired about on all sides in this city. Some
parties who came from Mt Pleasant yester-
day brought the welcome news that lie was
better. We are permitted to print the fol.
lowing letter from son OF the Doctors to his
friend DR.. j.. NJ. Todd, Of bridgeport: I'd
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

Iip Francis, Newark q R N Rcrndop cIty. 10: IL
x " Cranicr, wel'sbuT N Freeman, Columbus
J Mctiovcrl, Jefferson Ia D Harris Tyler civ p.
A Hunter, Toledo " II lleipbftngcr. o. )
n Nine wife, WA l. Il Lemon, Detroit j (
Il T Spuer, pittsburgh G N E.liott Pittsburgh.
X q hall. lIttsbnrsh 4 MclirtdeAw, ST. Clsiny
J Il Botihyef, Man Held " II llutchson o 'aJi :
f!H Miitktt Louisville J Eagle, Hartford City i
il + Knsle Hartford CITY " Eagle Hartford city
A Edit, Str latchelor " F Poe, Chiffon i -.
} l. Newton, Grafton Colts \ chin, Welsh
'A4Elsenbcis, Parma sotiJ Robinson, naliIulorr
A Read, WcllsburH: F-s A Gallagher, city M.
4 llavenhow, i l. . a.re,E wv Wiegarl, r Ms ~
lkA ltAsclton, y rNl4.,.5W VIC tnsh. lhrkerbury
EEccncry, Pu1kcnburS 8 Barber. Pittsburgh %
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TOR RENT.
GENERAL NOTiCEs.
WANTED.

"ANTED-WlllTE OAK Il0cC
NV HEAD nnd barrel ltayes. Whi,s 'aS euS .
Thornton, VIVA. -, "a" bko.
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.rnsrt,,a,,,s,er Krcard,

TIE usual merchants lIncll nj The New
McLure House Sample Rooms duly.
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s-EMSHEIM Frs
"a Cloak Rooms,
ID ELEVENTH ST., Bet. Main & Market

Va are now prepared 10 ole, 10 the Wholesale
and Retail Tradu The laigeit and most varied htoei
VI Clo4kx. Dolmsns. Jackets. UlsterJ, uAiefeite'
'uu,l Circulars III the city. Uuf two Cloak Roam
Are allied with The very latest stylcs and are be!hl
rcpleuIshcd elinost daily. which We Aru selling
cheaper than any hotiA IN the trAile.
]. Ma uffur the following ~ sitell li!ts: r. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17
Jay Could Owns Millions

and is eagerly graspine for more; he is power
everywhere, but he commenced with much
less sum OF money than the Commonwealth
Distribution Co. OTTER in their. next grand
distribution Of prizes, at Louisville, Ky.
u y slst. Tickets only 81. Address r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

4 TIN swelling Is all gone. As we'll and nat.
ural as ever; thanks to Perlna, a; "a III: i
: 49,. ~ y. z. SLAYER, Warsaw IA. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

Students still keep; coming In, \ although
the College has been open three weeks. There
are more students enrolled now than there