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A Methodist Mass Meeting,

At a recent meeting OF the Methodist EMS.
copnl Ministers Association OF Wheeling d
discussion took placeon the various methods
employed In Sunday schools for the instruc
ton OF children. The discussion covered
the whole subject Of the religious training oil
the young. Statements were made by several
who participated In the discussion that were
considered alarming. II the condition OF
this department Of Christian activity was
fully represented In this discussion, tile dc.
mand for rctornla ton Is urgent and canuo.
be had too soon. 1t was the general imp,es.
sion OF the ministers TINT there was not > q
Sunday school in the city, with perhaps one
exception, whose enrolment showed any
thing like fail. proportion to the enrollnent
OF church members.
The impression was also general that there
was deplosable lack OF order during the ses.
sious OF tho sclools. This IVES looked upon as
a serious drawback to the highest excellence
In Sunday School work. Worst ofall it WIS
more than limited during the discussion, that
for some reason there was no fair ratio
between the number In tho schools and the
number finally converted and brought into
the church, and rs this is the object OF ali
Sabbath School effort, u failure here Is u
failure OF The whole system. II, s.Ss5' q I
At the conclusion OF the discussion some
one, suggested mass meeting Of tho Metbo.
dist people OF the city and vicinity to discuss
this subject, and II possible devise some
means BY which these defects may be re-.
NEEDED. The suggestion met with favor, and
1t was resolved TO call s1ch meeting All
the arrangements have been made. Among
the gentlemen who have consented to sneak
upon the occasion are Rev, J. Z, Smith, D. D.,
Rev. +. ~. Ryan, p E., and Hon. G. D. Hub.
bard. The meeting will be held In the Fourth
Street Church Tuesday uext at 1880 +. ". To.
morrow all the Methodist ministers will
preach on the subject. = S.--3S 6{I : i n 81
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For additional Local sec first puye
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

No. u Twelfth st. DeSiegel with Buyers.
Never in the history Of orr business
have we seen such an excitement as onr
low prices hare created IN the past week.
The reason IS, VIC advertise what we do,
md do as we advertise.
Oyercoat Departmental 81 We offer
Orercoats equal to any - OFereoat In the
city. DO not fail to examine our $4.75
UlSterctte; few more left ut 81, IS and
$40. Fine Fur Beaver Ovcrcoats. $3.50
will purchase Boys good Oyercoat.
IS will purchase Boy's all wool Over
coat. IA y4tt .. "a! !fils E,8. +.
Our Suit Dcpartment.$4.s5 will pur-
chase good Business Snit. IS, Sc, 81
will purchase MEMS good Union CASH
mere Suits. $500, 1000, 1900 will
buy Mems all wool Suits. .i4s4,S'j5,
Furnishing Goods OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
grey or white Shirts and Drawers Zoe.
Mems Fine Red Flannel Shirts and Draw
ers $500. Mems Fine Blue Flannel
Shirts md Drawers LOO. Call carly
aud avoid the rush. 5i-
t.so5,8s5 KLINE BROTHERS, 4
The Reliable Clothiers, 81 Twelfth st.
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Childrer's Home Thanksgiving Collec.
ton. '-'fn

The managers Of the Children's Home OF
this city have concluded 10 repeat next week
the experiment OF Thanksgiving collection
by the sack system,' which was introduced
with such gratifying success two yeurs ago,
and repeated with equally good results last
year. A committee consisting Of W. A. List,
Rev. W. B. Thomson, J. E. Hughes, W. u.
Simpson aud Spautdiug K. Wallace have
charge OF the sack collection this year.
a preliminary meeting was held yesterday
afternoon at the Office the lEtna Insurance
Company, and the First, Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth WARDS were reported as
organized for work. And by tonight all the
remaining wards will be districted. The very
best workers in the wards have been engaged
to distribute the sacks, and one Is to be left
at every house.
On the sacks Is printed list OF the articles
most needed, and after filing sack each
donor Is requested to leave it at the nearest
corner grocery. The headquarters to which
these grocers are then asked TO send the sacks,
on Friday after THIN ksgiving, is at 1929 Main
street, Opposite the Bank OF Wheeling. 1t is
only necessary to mention this collection to
insure Il generous response.
Some'idea Of the assistance to the Homo Of
the contributions received from these Thanks.
giving collections may be gathered from the
fact that the first lot OF flour, since last
Thanksgiving was bought month ago
Some white sugar remains, while the brown
IL "just out" The supply Of potatoes, rice
and hominy has but lately been exhausted.
The Matron Of the Home suggests that salt
meats syrups md molasses will also be nc.
ceptable. Attached 10 the sacks are the
money envelopes They are intended for the
cash contributions OF those who may not
have time to attend to their sacks.
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DRAMATIC DOTS,
''Fhe Merry War'-Minnie Palmer
Future Aflrnrttn,,u 20

Mr.. Mark Nellinger, advance agent OF the
Fannie May Company, Is in the city arrapg.
Ing Tor the appearance Of his troupe.
Among the theatrical events Of the near
future nre the engagements OF Mr.. and Mrs.
F. s.. Chanfrau in their new play for Tuesday
week, December 9th, and Goodwin and
Thorne in the "Black Flag" on Wednesday
and Thursday, December 9Th and It'll.
Minnie Palmer's pretty face has been dis.
played in the windows about town, with
other attractive Autographs Of "My Sweet
heart' scenes and characters, The engage.
uient OF this company on "Wednesday and
Thursday next will be a very successful one.
Reserved seats will be placed on sale this
morning at Wilson & Banners music store
for the ITALIA Theatre Comic Opera Com.
pany's performance Of 1.-THE Merry War; in
German, a. the Opera House, next Tuesday
evening, November 18th. The story and
dialogue of this play, while pleasing and in
teresting, are OF small importance wnen coul-
pared to the music, which is by that king OF
waltz composers, Johann Strauss. Willie
the singing OF the ITALIA Company is in Ger
man, the performance is to be regarded as a
musical event, and will no doubt draw q
large number Of our musical people TO wit
ness it. The company is vouched for US one
OF considerably more than average excellence
by the press OF cities where it has appeared.
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CITY !MATTERs.
Drier Notes on Current Events OF Minor
Interest. SOD

~ .In4 -
''s' ""'es VA S".Ie"' h-'en's ol MINOR
Interest: MA. Y
A FEW flakes Of snow fell yesterday morn
ing. 10Y ,fla ID n n
sQuigE puILlps Yesterday issued warrant
for John Myers on charge OF bastardy pre-
ierred by Mary 5. Gill. -
FREp. KSApp. employed at the LaBelle mill
had q toe cut of hts left foot Yesterday. Nv \
Tuv ,on.o,srs AZ .,ho I,Re,lo viii h.,.,
Thursday, wkjch caused several hours sns
pension OF work In the boiling deparlmnnt
trur,cv p,r,uv.~ ye.,o,iar .a,, ~,
p;tciia' n,a William /. nnSra a' '9 Nv
an,,r,i,, ,sj s,r ,.,, IT,, a. ,I,,,,'la. w. Wy
nrotaniiv' ~ ~" N' W. "''~e gu An'
yusryan.v s,... f-o,, 10 ah,,,,. =
Han w. h"t. shon nnno.ita the v v,.,'iey VI
ain" hnusa vo, .e "f - ~ r.o, S '"i ,, gu
s NJ, n rsuidiu mi u"s .pv III stan'
%r,;shad .r;,,, hnata,, -, w vs., 4"'e"'y eAt'n
e. m''n D ', Nv.
o, i.nsF eSe'i,Iik auinet Hai' was GolhiorMGly
Irosnsr ~; Ind"o n;shts II t ah s'hsh =,
hausE, ~ tha nrtinnn,n ns ,iai T., ~ 49,. ~.
,tInet ,rba n,aro tfnmsa Ss,taa, ~ neGn
~ N,an Or''" 1-'u'' S''"e's' :" ~ "'sheu
~ ""sN'
Ihe sleeper that the baitimore q Ohio com
pany runs direct from TINS CITY 70 Indiana
10 n Tx us.Vu. ',,y iIi T., H.; ",es ",
onnr fra,, a al ;,ht sio,sn rs. "ni
"pe% ua la, a., i, ' sA' e'''s 'H'oust
P'''e"he.e 'e'. w ~ -, :,
sAeoa hsarf, an oia leslaant OF the E'ghit
ward, over ~ years OF age aled Ut midnigh
THURSDAY nisht ue mo ., peen nnwe'i 10!
~ ssai uays ha sa1 VIII ir,eo
ro, hs da"I h"foro ~ as % ~ e'' ''A' III
"o.'u w ue"' 's,o'' - e''e"'
YESTERDAY HAT car loaded with lumbe
piled up hsh, ran OIL ~ s, !rack At the norlt
end oil the Baltimore ONO freight bridge
ihe car uiu not ieayc inc o5idge, out q fafg'
por!i9h 81 the lumber alo, breaking TIL
su"'" 'A's ""' eo'"e :, st1' .'. ,,. ,e.o"'
CLERK HOOK yesterday admittea 10 recort
deed made November =, les2, by 3. u
Sracrait, special commissioner, 10 JON
Gaftner, IN consideration ~ OF s!,1oo ior tn
noth halt OF iot w, on tle east SIDE OF Mali
sireef, formerly tue properly OF Mel
McNanghten' deceased
| a CERTIFICATE OF incorporation was yester
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Little hoy l,n.,,x H. .,,n,,

Yesterday afternoon d little boy named
Harry Fritz, aged about three years and n
son Of the foreman, ut Warren's oil refinery,
was LEFT Ia q room with his sister, about d
year older thQn himself, ut Tile home of the
family. on Jacob street. Just south Of Nine.
leehth, while us mother was attending to
some household duties in another part OF the
house, Suddenly Mrs. Fritz was attracted by
the cries Of tho children, and Fastening to
the room;,where they; were found tue little
boys clothes in q blaze, which almost com.
plese|y enyelobea him, She cxtinguished it
as promptly as possible, but not until the
child was badly burned from bis feet to bis
neck; the clothes being consumed 10 ashes,
md tho flesh in some portions Of his body
burned to.a crisp. Dr. Silvey was summoned
and ~. relieved lls sulesipss q much as posi-:
pie! lae :G1d not think the injuries would
prove fatal, there being no signs OF the boys
having inhaled any OF The flames L ify !
The little g!rl said the boy was playing with
piece Of string which be bad set aiIre at the
she could not tell. VI n :, 800 49,.
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The funeral of Max Feinler, the we'll known
musician, whose death, after lingering con.
tinemcnt TO his bed from stroke of paraly.
sis. has already been chronicled, was buried
yesterday afternoon at Mt. Calvary Cemetery,
the funeral arrangements being In charge o!
the'Gernan Benevolent Society, which iol.
lowed the remains 10 the grave In a body,
The Opera House Band, OF which orraniza.
ton Max was long u member, also took part
In the funeral, playing appropriate selec.
tons both at the house aud grave and on the
way to the cemetery. This religious exer.
eises at the residence, on North Market street,
and also ut the cemetery, were conducted by
ley. Father Baumgartner, OF 81. Alpbopsus
Catholic Church. The pall-bearets were
members Of the Benevolent Society, Of which
the deceased had long been Il member. The
attendance was unusually large. at the
grave the band played new composition. a
choral by Prof. scihert. ~ -
: Mr, Feinler leaves three daughters. one oil
them single. She will hereafter make her
home with her sister, Mrs. Hebrans, Of Par.
sir. Feialers long illness had prepared his
many friends for his death, and yet lie is
sincerely monrnel by large circle OF h;s
former associates. who had Been warmly Mt,
tached 10 him by his modest but gsnial
bearing. ..sr III IL Ii
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Temperance Meeting Last Sls.,t,

An old.iashioned temperance meeting was
held at Chap!ine Street N. Z. ChuIca last
night. A large and attentive audience WINS
present and was pleasantly and protitub)y
entertained. Rev. DR.. Smith delivered Il
stirring address, showing in clear and forci.
BILE manner the enormlty of the evil of in.
temperance and its disastrous effect upou
tic country at large.
In response 10 q written request from
some one in The AUDIENCE, Miss Matte Hall,
a student at the Female College gave Il
beautiful temperance recitation. which was
very appropriate for the OCCASION. It was
rendered " q very impressive manner.
Mr.. G. W. Baggs was called for and made Il
neat little speech, assuring the audience that
they need have no fears az to the next Leris.
laturc's submitting the prohibition amend.
ment 10 vote OF the people, as the temper.
ance element Of the State had ua]e its intiu.
ence felt already in the character Of t6e men
composing It, and that all reasonable de.
mands would be needed.
An attractive feature of the occasion was
the singing Of some new and appropriate
music by the choir. After the announce
ment that the next meeting would be held
at North Street N. T.. Church on Friday
evening next. the meeting was dismissed
with benedection by Rev. W. B. Thomp-
Hol. 'HHH H-Ha.|' --aa-. ...,|r-. be-. . -tf.
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THe CIRCUIT coURrs.
Rouline Auslncss erday-List q,
Petit Jurors. MS

.,..u.IG Fetit Jurors aHL
Little business OF public interest was trans.
acted In either part Of the Circuit Court yes.
terday, the dry being largely devoted 10 ar.
gumentson demurress and preliminary mo.
.lonsfn ehaaeery cases. l,E
In Part II, Moses Devore was crraignsd
before Judge Boyd aud plead no! guilty to
the charge Of resisting an officer Ills trial
was set ior december 10, Brooks Hedges
tine In the sum OF 500. - ;. y
George sickler, William Gundlipp. Christ.
Viewig, William Myers, Samuel Le,xkus and
Joseph Webb. indicted for selling liuuor on
Sunday, hare plead guilty and paid their
lines. Webb, through his counsel, after.
wards moved 10 set aside the Judgment. 4
the women indicted for selling liquor
without license who have plead guilty are
Mary Ship, Melissa Robinson aid Hbbie
Jackson, and those who plead guilty to the
indictments for keeping houses ofiIl fame
are Mary. Ship, Annie Wright, Melissa Rob.
!nson,, Nellie Campbell, Ida Holiday and
Mary Dolyard. 80 ~ '''
Following arc tho names Of the Jurors
drawn for each part Of the Court for next
PART |. Madison dIstrict-paniel Long,
Albert Cline aud Isaac II. Adaus. %
Wcbsier--P Philips, ST., " g Vickers and
Henry k,ess. "a - :
, RI.chie-John spsidcl, Aug. G. Fisher and
G. A. stoker.
Clay-Louis Miller, +. L. McClay, and
Lawrence Schcnck. $50
Observation-Disclosures Shaler, VIM. S.
Phipps and Chas, Wcl,y. v"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wharton, Scott Miller
and Dennis Epple. -,
: Union William NJ. Dotsford, J. 8. Arm
strong and 0. J. Crawford. |.l1 : -. il
Richland-N. Nickerson, Morgan English
and Joseph North. 7-
Louis Snyder. Is :, - - :
Liberty-Joseph Dean, James Rine and
Jeremiah Terrell. anaH.I1 ~SI7 -
pAnT ll-Mndison-R. 8. Irwin, =. Ken.
needy and J. B. Lukins. -
Webster-Konis Wallace, Phil Youngman
and W. II. Shutter. I'|0~7 - - :
Ritehie-Joseph II. Freese, Fred DIETRICH
and William Lohman.
Clay-deorHc Paul, Jerry O Brien and J. A.
Miller. r7 - : = : go
Washinston-H. G. Schalcross, Theodore
Roller and John Heiner. IT. ~ y ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cracraft, John Thorn.
burg and Fred Babe. 0TI,1I'. -
unlon-William Lawler, Joseph G. Hess
and Samuel Darrah. - :.
Richiand-J. @. Waddte, Albert Christman
and William Durdett. II .,r.T,7-,I
Cen,re-Willian Sanders, Julius Lolise
and T. r. Moflat.
Liberiy-John Horn, A, W. Darling md
Morrow Lewis. =,
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip in Reference 10 Various
FCnVi1a. '

News and Gossip in Reference 10 Various
People.
Mr.. George Giessner, Of Springfield, Ohio,
Is in the city. #s's E1
Mr.. Al. Glass is seriously i'll at bis home on
LaBelle street. H0.
o. Russell Wood, ESQ, the attorney, is at
Washington City on professional business.
Ex.Deputy Sheriff G. W. Newton, OF Up.
shur county, was ut the State House yester.
day settling tip his accounts with the Audi.
tor.
Samuel Burdett, formerly postal clerk OF
the Wheeling division, was in the city yes.
terday. Mr.. Burde.t Is as clever and as hand.
some as eyer,if not more so.
Major Perry Griffin, one oil the cleverest Of
railroad men, was in the city again ycster.
day, looking after the passenger interests OF
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific road.
Hon. Albert A. Lewis, OF Lewis county, is
regarded rs the probable successor to Judge
Raymond on the Supreme Bench by those
who are supposed to be in position to speak
knowingly. =
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Good black and fancy silks at Soc. IL.
Good black and fancy cashn,eres at 1alIc.
Good Mohair brocades ut l215c.
Good Berlin plaids at &c and Sc.
New styles Of dolmans, cloaks and jackets
at almos. any price. t-.f @
Handsome bFocade yelvets, all colors, at 75c.
Ladies' cloths in all shades. l'530,'
Flannels OF all kinds from l2Lsc up. i.
Bed blankets and comforts from 81 90 up.
1000 made up oil cloth window blinds ut
Soc. II, r. =,
2p,oG0 bolts charming styles Of wall papers
Good assortment Of carpets from 20 to 05 cts.
Call soon Nyou wish to save money. We
sell only Tor cash. Nos. 2Ol0 and 202l Min
street. ."E Fms,aG5, JOHN KosuER. q
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Grntinlll Biscuit,

Take one quart Graham flour, one measure
"Banper' Baking Powder, and one teaspoon
full Of salt; mix thoroughly, then add two
thirds OF pint Of. cold, sweet milk this
makes p.doush toQ soft to be- rolled turn Out
on your tray lid, well iloured, press with
your hand to the desired thickness, cut IN
shapes and bake at once in quick oven; II
Your oven is az the proper beat ten minute.
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"s.,,siics l'ontcn

The Great Female Remedy is prepared BY
the Women's Medical Institute Of Buffalo
n. y, and is their fayorite prescription 70,
ladies who are suffering from any Nc akness
or complaints common to The ser. II IL
sold by druggists at $l.00 per bottle. b Ladies'
can obtain advice free. Send stamp for
names Of those who have been cured,
:, At Wholesale and retail by, Logan 4 Co.,
Whe jng, ", va. "a ,7=755' nav
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CELEBRATED MAKES.
E. c. BURTS celebrated Shoes; also
all kinds. OF Boots and Shoes at low prices
ut s. ]. W. AMICk'S,
1143 Min Street,

SPECIALTlES In imported SILK Hand.
kerchleis, Silk Mut1lcrs; full line Of Cart.
wright s Warmers Hosiery beautiful
Plush Searis, new and very select styles
In Gentlemen's fine Furnishing Goods, ut
the Star. d. GUND1lNG 4 co.,
ERA. SO Twelfth Street.
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Che GtttaliIgeueer>
O,llce: Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth STREET,


For CiAcinnati-Steamer Sidney.
Hare Opportunity.
For sale-Valuahle Piece OF Land.
For Sale-Two Story Dwelling
Palace Parlor Coal Vases. IIE
Like the Flowers in Spring.
For Sale-Coni Land-1. Irwin.
Printing Material at Public Sale. ,..
For Sale-West Virginia Coal and Timbel
Lands-Alexauder Bonc.
For Sale-Dwelling House-G. 0. Smith.
Desirable Home For Sale-Alcx. Bone.
=, Notice to Stockholders Of the Wheeling
Steel Company. rF stsl ~, :
Trustees Sale Of Moundsyilie Property.
List Of Letters. H'f ~ : 2"
Notice--Dissolution.
Cuticura-Fourth Page.
Bill They Gomez. Brilles-Fourth Page
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MOTEL AiikiVALb.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
HAygsyyL1E. Ohio. Febr,,nrv 1880

HASFsSlL DHlO, FtDfUATy II, 18SU.
/ am very glad to say have tried Hop
B!tters, and never took anything that did me
us much good. only took two bottles and
l would not take 500 for the good they did
me. recommend them TO my patients and
got tho best results from their usc.
TTRs&w. G, B. MERCER, II, D.
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By Da. FnAzIEH's MAs,c. OINTMENT, Cure.
as II by magic, pimples, Black Heads o,
leaving the skin clear. healthy, and beau.i.
full. Also cures Itch, Salt Rhcum, Sore Mn.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc. w
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re.
ceipt Of price, 60 cents. ,.ia5
, j. +. shirk, Agent at Wheeling, andR. X.
McConahey, Agent at Bridgeport. paw. s
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0vE|RC0A7s,
OVERCOATS,

The warm weather OF October made trade dull
with manufacturers aud left them with loo many
OystcoaiS OH hand consequently they are now
large lot, bought away down In price. and eau say
10 NIL wanting such goods thu, we can give you the
largest assortment. best shape and styles. ever seen
10 this market. ard at less cost than the material
will cost, leaving the cost OF making out OF tho
question. = =. :. : :
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Dr.. prrRcx's "Pellets''-l liver pills
usar-coa,ed-pnrify the blood, speedily cor.
rect all disorders of the liver, stomach, and
qowels. By druggists. wsAw
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:. z -, ReuHClTOn III F1RnON, 10 = =
Present stock Of pianos Steinway, Knabe
Cbickering, HAllet j. Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices,
secure great bargaina. 4S,. 4 -
H7 Lucas Music SroRE, 4
49, so r.a.ss vs. 1142 Main street,
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AS the doctor turned sadly away from the
patient whom tie found using DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, he SAID: ut beats ME every
time" sM HfJp -sE
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Danish i'll health, nervousness, vexatlon,
fretfulness, ETC., by using Browns Iron Bit
ters - ~ Y ~. q: = W. -. pAM !
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4 The Opera House Orchestra will give a
grand concert on Monday evening next At
g, 4. Behler's,
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WANTED,

)WASlNN,T,lEsD-AT WHEELING cprr;:
nv s x SS1ssar'i i Mae, sd miles SNsE l.
steady work g,,amneed. FtItss ~ Mie1iy lnints
pe n: ?,!h 10 cents per ton. TX. WGTHnss Aoyem.
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FOR RERT,
FOR RENT.

H'Uk KENT.
rs r, y, ., INC ground aocs aud all o. ,so v,
par. Of the oid Smith Brewery BuilI,n S' Sppe'
fees BY 40 feet WIN lease for I've rear 1'"s Is 70
,os ERsRlSE a ALLISON ,..
IVY No. IRIS Msft.tWWN
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g Dr.. HARrMAN's book on the '.Ilis Of Life"
and how to cure them, given by any drug
gist selling Peruna, s'sl -
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az. ~ q
81 It's IT'S evening thecity Band go 10 McCoy's
slaaon TO play for some Of the citizens,
\: a =, ntimber Of new houses will 20 up
during the winter and summer here, nrd.
yi6ins the weather will permit. Contracior
James 3. Stewart has work enough on han
to Keep him and his force OF men at lent a
year, Other improvements which he has
not Tue contract for are in contemplation or
Mr'Albert Haigh, onr entcrprising ferry.
man and mail carrier, has beon making some
improvements ut his landing at Freeman's
Station. which deserve Commentator. " lie
Is building stairs from the river to the rail-.
ton 70 the railroad. Passengers can 70 from
the river 10 the station without cncounte,;n,.
any mud. He Is also putting q street lamn,
up on this side Of the river Over hundred
persons crosr here daily. 4, ~ w. - -
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A GENTS WANTED For
GENERAL NOTICES.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of ,ho p,,.
erside Iron Works will be held A, finn 'v NV
day Of December, at 3 O'Clock, '"' ''A
noG J. D. CuLBERrsON Cas-.
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INDICATIONS,

WAsn1Sarox, D. c., November IS, lam
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair, fol-
lowed by partly cloudy weather and local
rains, variable winds shifting to warmer
southerly, stationary or lower pressure. (,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-25

No matter What your aIlmcns is, Brown,
Iron Bitters will surely benefit YOU. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-25

TIE usual merchants lunch at theNew
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily. 4, B.