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FUNERAL OF i. ADAMS.
Tho Remnins Follow cd 20 the Grave b.
VI = Long tNonc0urse Of rrien,ts.

Tho Rcmainsf Follow cd 20 the Grave by
I'm = Long Concourse Of Frientts.
Yesterday afternoon the mortal remains Of
Samuel 2. Adams, the young man whose sad
death at the Riggs, House, Washington, on
Thanksgiving night, was reported were laid
to rest In the McCleliand- Adams lot In
Greenwood Cen,etery.5i4 The funeral took
place from the residence OF J. N. Vance, ESQ,
on North Main street, where the body was
taken sainSsy morning on It's arrival from
Washingtoit,accompanied by the family, The
lairsereslience was implicitly filled yesterday
VIII so,,owine and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. x
noticeable feature was tue number OF young
ladies and gentlemen present who counted
the deceased amons their warmest and dear.
est friends. He was loved and respected by
all, and tho feeling OF sorrow when his death
was announced was profound and general,
The body, enclosed In a magnificent oasket,
lay In tho large north parlor, surrounded by
rare and beautiful flowers worked into taste.
full and appropriate designs. Rev. Dr. Gun.
a'ngham, Of the First Church, oslaeia.ed.
After reading from the Scriptures appro.
printe passages he. 4 spoke Of tile de-.
ceased III u nlanner that was tenderiy im.
pressivc. Ele spoke with pathos OF the man.
ner In which Mr.. Adams had lived the past
Aiee SeaiSl VI NE Ihtleuce hHu suffering, DIS
acceptance Of the ataiction sent from above
md his peaceful falling to sleep forever. He
further addressed himself 10 the associates Of
the deceased, and pointed out the lessons to
be learned here. Rev. Dr.. J. T. Mcclure, OF
the U. +. Church, delivered "a very comfort.
Ing prayer. A quattettc composed Of Mrs.
q. ". Eoa, Miss Theresa Philips, and Messrs,
Joseph Hall and John Mcndel, sang with
feeling and expression %I"Abide With
Nc, and g" heard the voice Of Jesus
Bay," the latter u favorita OF Mr.. Adainss.
The flowers were exquisite. "A pillow. a
wreath from four lady friends. cross, from
twelve Of Sans companions. an anchor,
!som Washington; three wrea.fs, an anchor
and basket, from different individuals, com.
posed the collection. The pall.bearers were
Messrs. Zach. f. Robertson, Al. Glass,
Charles u. OFT, A. 8. List, Edward 1tazlett,
John @. Riheldallsr, D. n Russell Wood
and John +. Baker. The z funeral
cortege was u very lengthy one. The narrow
tenement Of earth In the city OF the dead had
been robbed Of It's ioreboding aspect by being
lined with evergreens. All signs of earth or
rough board we're obliteratets Loving friends
remained until the grave was filled, and
then reverently covered tue top with ever,
greens aud tho beautiful floral tributes that
hnd been carried out. ~ az M
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Premature Or stftIEorn
=. -, i M NATIVITY. Ltafa ~
Wheeling Ireland
Elsewhere in u s-."..ll Other countries and in
SOCIAL STATE OF AnuLTs


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THE UNION, RAILROAD, (
A Meeting Of the Manufacturers, ana

A Mectilii: OF the Manufncturcrx' and
Council Committees Tomorrow. q
A meeting Of gentlemen representing the
manufacturing interests Of Wheeling was
held, Saturday afternoon, at tho office Of the
l'enwood Iron Works. ExMayor A. J..
Sweeney was called to the chair. and Nj.
George Wise chosen Secretary. e
Mr.. spaulding X. llace stated the object
Of the meeting to be the appointment Of IL
committee to confer with the special com.
mi,tee Of Council named last Tuesday night
to consider the matter Of a union railroad
and theseneraI subject OF additional railroad
facilities for the city OF Wheeling. Col. W.
J. Hearne thought the present an opportune
tins for nctlon in this matter of great imDor-
tunce. Hon. Chester D. Hubbard was in
hearty accord with tie proposition, and felt
sure that the p, W. Il KY company would
cooperate OH an equitable basis u = 5l,..5t5 ~
The sentiment of tho meeting favored
prompt organization, so that the Joint Cons
Eittee might be prepared to hear President
sayre, Of TIP South Pennsylvania, who ia ex-
pec,ed here OH Wednesday NEXT, and tile
representatives OF any other railroad corpora
lions proposing TO enter the city. The follow
faottirers' COMMITTEES st seven: I. n. Vance
s. X. Wallace. John IT,. Hobbs, G. d., Hub.
bard. George Wise, BENJAMIN Fisher, John
0esteriipg. iS.s ',ge..,P
The Secretary was instructed to request
from the B. 4 o. and p, W. 4 KY. Railroad
Companies tsacings Of their trucks on the
river front, for the use OF the Joint Commit
tep, sal I. rl~i lli;r si.l ~ ~ sfss5111S
The Mayor sail lasteyening when Informed
Of the action OF the meeting tllat Iii. would
COLL meeting Of tho two committees at the
City building tomorrow afternoon ut 2
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AN:Exclr1Sa CASE AT nELLA1nE.
4 Cofarad Man ArScstc,1 rnr M Ax.nult
: r.4.l lfb2t OH n White Woman. 20 - =

\ t0iarad Man ArScstct1 rnr nh Axynult
s lY OH n White Woman, - +
About 0 week ago colored MN. q
stranger, called at the house Of Mrs, Annie
Ment, a white woman living in the south end
Of Bellaire, and teld her that her husband
was lying on the track OF the Bellaire &
Southwestern railroad, drunk, and that there
was danger Of his being run oyer and killed
She threw a shawl over her head and accom-.
panied the man down the railrond. When
they rSeched . spot o considerable distance
from any house, The man made an,inism nue
proposition, In manner which WINS itseif rs j
threat. Seeing she was at his mercy. this
woman by astratagcm induced him to ret,irn
to the house with her, and when she reacheJ
the inhabited payt OF the ward, began To RIM
md at the same time raised ar, alarm. seelnS1
that he had been ioiled, the negro He'd. -
Yhla Is the story OF tho woman. %S5f,
On Saturday night the man returned IN thp
house OF the woman, and when she openpd
the door IN response to his knock. forced
himself in and assaulted the woman. = ala
was alone. and powerless.3 As soon 'as she
could escape, she ran to police HEADQUARTERS
and swore out a warrant ior tho man whoss
name she had learned 10 DO George Collins
Last evening the fellow was found Nv tho
police In corntleld near town. ma arrcs, saD
Some little excitement HAs created an" uu
the few who heard OF the affair Inst n;eht
but representations being made thct h.
woman's character was not aboys susi,ic;nn,
the excitement was allayed. g Il 1l,'l e 80
!. Collins will probably be tried by Mayor
Cooper to-day, y i}I5 ", y
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DIR. urDEGnAFf's FUNERAL" "A.
Prominent Persons who will Attend
IT., A AM

a 81
As announced in letter from Mt. Pleas
ant Saturday, Hon. J. r. UpdegratTs funeral
will take place from the old Quaker Meeting
House at Mt. Pleasant, at noon to-day. A
number of prominent Republican politician:
and other gentlemen OF the district wlu
were personal friends Of the late Congress-
man, arrived In the city last evening, and
will drive out this morning. Col. J. b. Tay.
lor, Mr.. Wilson Scott and Turner q. Brown,
Esq, OF Cambridge, and Mr.. r. B. lfibbs, OF
Guernsey county, were among the first 10 ar.
rive. a reporter called on Colonel Taylor,
who was prominent competitor Of Dr.. Up.
degratl7s fer the Republican nomination at
the two conventions, at his hotel last night.
He declined to talk about the situation, say.
ing that he thought 1t would not be in good
taste for him to do SO at this time. { a II
The Congressional escort appointed by
Speaker Keller arrived from Washington on
the i. & q. road at 1915 this n1oraing III II
SPECIAL sleeper, panied BY Assistant-Seg.
Representatives, Captain Z. F. Bond, passenger
agent of The i. Il @. road, and q colored
porter. The committee consists OF Hons.
Amos Townsend, of Cleveland, Representa-.
tiveo the Twentieth Ohio district, George
L. Converse, OF Columbus, from the Twelfth,
Ohio district, Addison s. Mcclure, OF Woo.
ster, who represents the Eighteenth dis.
trict. and Gibson Anterior, OF Newark,
whose district Is the Thirteenth John w,
CALDWELL OF the Third Kentucky district
Thomas NJ. Bayne, OF Allegheny county, Pa,
Representative Of the Twtnty.thirt dialr;ct,
and Samuel II. Miller, OF the Twenty.sixth
Pennsylvania district: Hon. William
Mckinley, jr., Of Canton, OF the Seventeenth
Ohio district, the remaining member OF the
committee on the part OF the House, not
having reached Washington, did not accom-.
pany the party, but will meet them here this
morning, coming in also on the b. & D. road.
The three Senators requested to accompany
the escort could not do so. Senator Sherman
very nuch desired and fully intended to &C.
company them, but wns prevented gt the last
moment .I55sFh'. ~ ttg,.tsf
The party did not leave their. sleeper last
night but remained In the 0. d O.; depot.
They will take breakfast at the Mcclure
House at I O'Clock this morning, and leave in
carriages about & for Mt. Pleasant, via Bridge
port. After the funeral they will return to
the city ut once and leaye for Washington at
$50 this evening. Hgali GtE4.. 49,
A post mortcm examination OF Dr. Upde.
gratis body was made Saturday afternoon, at
which DR.. George NJ. klnsey, Of CleYelsnd,
Dr.. Comley, OF narrisville, and Drs. Finley
and Darsah, OF Moaat Pleasant, were pres.
ent. The result was the confirmation OF the
theory that his ailment was stone In the
bladder. The walls Of the biadder were found
to be nearly hslt On Inch Thick, aid tightly
contracted over d mass Of calculi, Ten in
number, each being about the sixe oil chest
nut, and Of an aggregate weight OF one and a
half ounces. Otherwise the organ was in n
perfectly healthy condition. sss,3.
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SUPREME COURT OFtAppEAI,y.
,A.t.N-.iIt+ - N'tlFltIsz SEN#Al.
Decisions Rendered ut Last Saturdays

Decisions Rendered ut Last Saturdays
OT9. 't.'uf. 4 q, Session. =. +.i2, ;5i'e
All of the Judges Of this Court were pres
ent Saturday forenoon, and the following de,
cisions were announced: fal -.
Joseph bryan ct al. w. John Willard ct al.
from the Circuit Court Of Kanawt,a county,
Judgment Of Circuit Court affirmed, ,i,l''
Ferdinand Reinhardt vs.. Mary Jane Rein.
hardt ct al, from the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county. Decree Of Circuit Court affirmed, \
Theresa Dover ct al. vs.. A. N. Z. Church ct
al, from Circuit Court OF Mason county.
Decree Of Circuit Court amended and az,
frmed. '1sfr'r's, thg s'' Z, - 80,
J. J. Lindsay ct al. vs.. Joseph A. Teanster,,
from Circuit Court of Greenbfier county,
Decree OF the Circuit Court reversed In mart
and IN part affirmed, at cost Of the appellant,
First National Bank Of Parkcrsburp W..
Parkersburs Chemical Fibre Company, from
Circuit Court Of Wood county. Appeal dis.
missed by consent. so e. - s,'-s ,3.'-5s = A.
State Of West Virginia va +. T. Bosworth,
from Circuit Court Of Barbour county, Writ
:lI. Lee \ Bro. vs.. John A. Teamste,r ct
al. Ford & Withrow appellants from Green.
hrier county. Decree OF Circuit Court az.
irmed g.ll 4. ~ p, !. q; :; >
R. ". Gilchrist vs. West Virginia Oil and
81 Land Company, from Circuit Court Of
Wood county. Decree Of Circuit Court re-
Fersed aud cause reRlandetl. 2 - q. q
Nancy Hedges vs.. John N. Cooper, Execu.
tor, ETC., from Circuit Court of brooke coun.
ty. Petition for appeal refused. 5'S.s
Peter 4. Fighter VS.. Webb Ross, etal., from
Circuit Court OF Harrison county. Petition
FOR appeal refused. ~ "a. '59z'
Abel Newhergh VS.. VIM. N. Stewart, Ell al.
iron. Monongalia, county. Petition for, up.
peal and supersedeas refused. - :
Adjourned to Saturday next at 10 a. N.
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CONSTABLE LOVE yesterday recapturcd Abe
Martin, who escaped from hint, Friday
Philips to await q hearing to-day on charge
Of assault and battery upon his sister, CAPT.
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Notice. es3.i VS. tltfs'
On Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock sale OF
wearing apparel for ladies' and gentlemen and
miscellaneous assortment OF other goods,
will be commenced at 1880 Market street, in
the room formerly occupied hy tho Office Of
the Citizens Street Railway company. The
stock consists af overcoats and winter cloth.
ing Of every. description, pants, vests and
underwear. ladies' dresses. cloaks, blank eta.
umbrellas, bed spreads. and variety Of other
articles too .nut,erous to mention In detail,
Sales will commence each day at 10 o'clock A:
~. and 9 and o'clock p. NJ, and will be con.
tinued until the entire stock Is disposed of.
These goods must be sold regardless Of cost.
and you are advised to attend the sales II YOU
want 10 secure rare bargains. Il
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:, :, GEORGE W! WAliIEo, ESQ Superintendent
New York Police, indorses the action Of St,

I'VE dropped in at Gentlier's 0oc store. l0O7
Main street, tho other day, and found one Of
the grandest display OF toys and fancy goods
that we ever remember Of seeing hero before.
Genther Is u successful business man: and
knows how to enter for the public taste. lie
keeps. fine as well as cheap goods, and his
prices completely ;paralyze the Customers
The immense crowds that constantly ;throng
his placeSis ID sufficient guarantee TINT The
people p, know where e bg!y goods at the right
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Blsilop KAIy delivered lecture last even.
ing ut the Church OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton, la the Eighth ward, to a large audience.
A collection for the benGf. o! the poor Of the
parish was afterwards taken up, and netted q
hnndsnnln SIlm n ---- ------- ---------
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News aud Gossip In Reference 10 Various
& fH- I& 1872 pnO,,Ie- 80 Eii ,75a .4.st

Z ,tt stls!i; People. ysgf5 = ~
Hon. Ben. Wilson spent. Saturday and
Sunday in the city. o. ;i..;Stii'3
Ex-MayorA., ]. Sweeney left yesterday 70,
lying trip to New York, Z, 5S5
III. Jacob Snyder is dangerously III at hi:
home on North Main street. 535gN;
a Mrs. jenkins. Of Columbus, "a visiting the
{ family Of Senator Scott, on Fourteenth street.
MI John Renner, late a clerk with OF
Z BIOS & Co., loft last evening for. Chicago to
accept position there. ii5 a.. 4,
Mr.. Lewis Baker, Of the Register, with his
wife, will leave to-day for California, where
theywill spend the winter. 5;i 4
DIT, II. Logan left at LOS O'Clock this
morning for Mountain Lake Park, to attend
meeting of the Directors. b ,s$i li e;
4 Mr.. Thomas H. Morton, with bis wife anu
sou, is visiting his father.in-law,i Mr.. G: Nj.
bartholomew at kirkwood. K
Z: Col. Iacob Hornbrook and wife, and Mrs.
OH. Wilson, son and daughter, are visiting
Mr. W.&k., r. Wilson, .at Albuquerque, New
Mexico. *. ~ N w f.3
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Qlle q1tI:itt|t.eltfQelfe1:.
---=-=-- ----=-=- ---=
Osficc: s8s. u and 81 Fourteenth Street
New Advertisements,

Christmas Goods-l. G. Dillon. -
For Sale--l. Irwin. Agent. 4 sa...
Sale of Desirable Martins Ferry Lots. :
Notice--Willam Carr. Ut
Lincoln Club Meeting.
Steamer New Andes. 81 B. i. +.
For Rent Furnished Rooms.
Open Every Night Until New Years.
8 For sale.-Hornbrook's park--Alexander
Bone, Agent. .'S ,,5,5 VIZ
No Gongs, No Banners Third Page.
10 the Grocery Trades. Baer 4 Sons.
Down They Goa, Siedenbuch T. Bro
Head Of Local. no.. h e.,
10 Make Room for Our Holiday Goods
Blum Il Marks-Heau OF Local. 'l5sFs "a
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ONCE MORE.
$l.oa:5'

We lave secured another lot Of those
scarlet all.Wool Vests FOR Ladies' At SLIPS
\ piece. DO not miss this, your last
CHANCE. BLUM n MARKS,
{ Cloak House, LOG Main Street.
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lie TRIES TIE LAW

Mr.. Vogler has become desperate and at
the advice OF his lawyer has served notice on
the Papes to no longer hasbor his wife. He
also says, unless q radical change takes place
this week, he shall sue the Papes for damages.
The above is the husbands story. lie ap.
pears somewhat disguised and "cut ubr oyer
what Oh Its face appears to be a ease Of mis-.
placed love ind confidence. An endeayor
Was made to get something on the case out OF
Mr.. Adolph pape, but he merely said II WAS
all right; that the girl liked to stay out in the
country, hut woAld BE- In in about two weeks
aud live with her husband. - S{4FBB =
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mr., Facts speak palmer than Words Proof
The doctor told me TO take a blue nil, I'M
! didn't, for ! had already been poisoned ned
twice BY mercury. The druggist told mo ia
ny ktdney.Wort and I did. IL was lust si ths
tbing Tor my bi|ioEsneaa: and consultation
and now a1. "a well as cvet.nn-A. i. Ban.
iord. Sold In both dry and liquid form. =
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TIE usual merchants lunch al the New
.MclIurc llOuse Sample Rooms daily,
THERMOMETER Record,

rs a.t THERMOMETERS Record. ~
The following shows the range OF the the1.
mometer. US obseryedat Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner: -
~ I.l9f SATURDAY. f'F lsE 4
~. \. i2N. 3P.M.7rMl7A. r. 70 ,Sp.x.7r.
Us ~ IS 40 40 IS IS IS
~ yf. saa5tF - SUNDAY, -s.ts, IS y,
tt ts IS 70 aat q SO 81 a
;s,si 49, sa INDICATIONS. 40 -tl
v WASHINGTON, D. G., December !, lA.a.--
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer.
fair weather, lower barometer, light winds
generally from southeast to southwest, 80
For the ,LowerLake Region, warmer, pa.t.
~ cloudy weathdf, occasional light snow,
south 10 west winds and lower barometer,
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a Reception 10 the supreme Julrcs.

A meeting OF the Ohio County Bar was
held Mt tho Court House Saturday, Judge
George Z. Boyd presiding, atwhich,' on mo-.
ton Of II. NJ. Russell, Esq, committee con-
sts.ing Of H. N. Russell, Daniel Lamb, q, B.
Ferguson, ]. II. Jones and A. J. Clark, was
tie esteem OF the members Of the bar for
Judge A. F. Raymond, and their regret Mt
losing him from the Supreme Bench. This
committee subsequently reported, and its re-
port was adopted. b il53sILsJ n Mil
1t was then, on motion Of John 0, Pendle-
ton, Esq, resolved that social entertainment
be given In honor Of tho Supreme Court of
Appeals, and that a committee of.Aye be an.
pointed by the chair-to provide for said eli.
tertainment and fix the time and plnce for
holding the same. q The chair appointed
Messrs. ]. 0. Pendleton, William Erskine,
George B. Caldwell, W. J.W. Cowden and T.
J. Husus. q 81 s. .sF'r
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Do you want to buy sils wrap, 20 to Blum
q Marks ll& Mai street. Look at their
styles before you make your purchase. ~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

Do YOU want to save 50, gonnd buy your
cloak ut Blum & Marks Cloak House, lloa |
Main street, 3 II g IiF - -
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Wool Hosiery, o .iine selection and cheap,
It Bum & MARKs'tiitt
Cloak House, ll06 Main street, y
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ST. JAMES HOTEL

\ !. ~ ST. JAMES HOTEL. 81 " Z,
4 Stanley, Sp,inGeld, 0 f. Hall, Springfield. q n
J s Mmssetter. d & Q R ~ N Workman, II K b Il
i. HULL cinSlnnaii v l. Bostleman. N = IA
" Z Ward, Troy, y Jesse Jaco, Il Ms 3'
8 Eastwood. baltimore RI Shnrke, sioNndsyille
Vim Conard, Pittsbu gh i Moore D,s q Il ' nv
: Mgphy, MelshurH . Melton, kinysylllo
G Betttuger. Mansfield W.T. Francis, Newn-H
J W Ch!ney, Baltimore RQuiGk, Coiumhus
" p Thompson, baltimore B larger phIIaaeiohta
J p Francis, Newark JAS io,Inor ,:biroWsnn .s'a
J d Dullaway Boston ~ II cassInthms Wcv,as
J Domar, Wellsbug @ Klnkley. I,niisire w 3
Milton Jones, City i Jones, div ']'' y
4 Dunn, Newark Ii r Wastinss' ci,v 4
Il y KooesS city kA LNe.. baltimore :.
a p0Asc. Lexington, Ky c McliS,iny' Iiiiisa.,s4F
y i Nofatt, Chicago 4 u Lower. bcnvrr' cni
J Lewis. j., Wellsbnrg j 4 Mc('omaS Stoo,a,,
Hayden, XXI SCR Seebr'sht. Balilmorea
Fl li5, y .s3 lWm stuart. Pittsburgh ~ ',gEEI ft X
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LADY render your skin white With Glenn's
Sulphur Soap. .g.sss.y \ Il, w.
Pixies Toosleehe Drops cure in one min.
ule. ti.-.- l Ma I'll -..-il- MWrtw ~
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100 M. r.. u
For Thick IIeNtiN,

For Thick lIeatis. 81 49,
Heavy stomachs, bilious conditions, ""Wells
May Apple Pills, ant.bilious, csthartlc. 10
and Csc. 2,4Si {t iiit1t..5f
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I,-l7 y I.sIII b
- 10 Yau want q nice fitting cloak, go 10
Blum \ Marks Cloak House, HOG Main
street. ~. e.. "a z. ~ III -.
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WHITE and Colored Shirts and Underghlrts
1t RLUMS MARKS
Cloak House, llQG Main street,
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MEDICAL,
= Y = = --'T1I7TF--F u = 2 !,
BROWNS
zRON
.B.!I77ERSs

willcuIe dyspepsia, heartburn, malls.
s'a, kidney disease, liver complaint, J
and other wasting diseases. III
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Notice.,

INFANT Costumes at BLUM l. NlAnYs'.'
Cloak House, ll0G Main street.
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TOR SALE.

E%OR SALE-A VALUABLE PIECE
I'D Of ground east side of Chapline street m
which stands AZ old frame tenncment numbe.ed I'd
i Ky between Eleventh and Twelfth .tieets-beinr
bic locality. Terms easy. Apply 10 1 t
-, ,..-...E !. 2slG-,at ALEXANDER BONE II
Aeal Estate Agent and Broker, ll6J Market xtrrs,
WIS Block, !" corner Market and Twelfth Streets
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EORSALE-THAT VERY COMFORT.
- ABLE two story dwelling, numbered * IN
s9uth FERN street. The house Ii c0nyeniHnf Inv
n ~, !" With gas water and Bath room, finished
be nea AK cellar and ~ very desm
t,tSseas railroad. The price Is very reasonable:
uo.t,.r,,.. - ALEXANDER BONE. Sc
street otts HI1eks corner Market and W wifi,
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!. BROWN S
!. .lRON5
...B!!!:|'Lz-7ERS-..

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, rs
other Iron preparations will. y:
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EYE q hundred ,children's oloaks, from s.
10 $40, TO select from, at ~ l5
y; &lsi.i BLUM e. MAREs' H.
III CLOAK House, llQC Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-04

:, Do rou wanta cheap and good CLOAK, 20 10
Blum 4 Marks Cloak House, 100 Main
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-04
BROWNS
IRON
BlT7ERS !.

endclies the blood and purihes the
system; cures weakness. lack Of
energy etc. Try a bottle. ~ a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-04
4 Low DEATH RATE,
Re!:orl Of City Health Onlcer Edwards
lf'.a 81 rs for November, 555s

Dr.. r. 0. Edwards, City Health Officer, fur.
nishes the following mortality statistics OF
the city OF Wheeling for November 1882: e.
pfoportionin l.ooooi population per ann,,Ml, l85
Deaths same month lust year
Males White
Elulalfs. 20, oltred '''"' }
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-04

Mr.. DoRy Drum, who recently retired
from the management Of the Mold Shops at
sented with fine gold watch and chain By
bis former fellow employees Saturday eve