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AllluNeillcnt .AtrAirx.

"Urcle TOMS Cabin" the sterling attrac.
ton, Will DO presented at the Opera House
this evening and tomorrow afternoon and
evening by Anthony Il E!lis's famous com.
pany. Reserved seats are uow on sate at VIII
son u Banners music store. The play Is
given with superb scenery, stage appoint.
nents, etc. giving oil m opportunity to wit.
ness truly metropolitan representation OF
this great drama. A striking feature Is tlle
use OF fall Of real running water on thu
stage. In the garden scene at 81. CIair's resi-.
dence. This Is the largest one ever built and
was constructed by Seayy, Of New York. ..'rhe
version OF Mrs. Stoves immortal work Is u
new one, full OF telling scenes, in which are
interviewer so many special features that II
Is a wonder how so much can be given for
the low prices OF admission. -1'iT No.
The Ilensz San.ley Company, at the Opera
House, last evhning, gave an exceedingly en-.
tertaining performance. The songs were
new and !, bright. and were invariably en-.
cored. The Specialties were by artists we'll
up In their business, and that they were M.
preciated by the audience, was attested by
the frequent applause. The pretty faces and
rich and brilliant costumes OF the ladies'
made n picture not often seen on our stage.
-:7fcaton, NJ, Gazette, At the Opera House
next Wednesday evening. ~ ~ 6E
Kiraliy Droihers' famous spectacular
melo.dIama, around the World In Eighty
Day. will be given at the Opera House
next Thursday evening. 4 ~ :
Frank knowland agent Of John A. Stevens
in "Unknown," in the city making ar.
engagements for tie appearance OF bis com.
pany at the Opera House at an early day. 2
Anthony & Ellis's "Uucle Tom" Com.
pany come here from steubenyille, where
they showed last night IL e. !. ; 80 y. : 4,
slcubenville's skating rink has been rs.
opened. 'f6f rs s3s.,. via Ss} fJT7
y Henry George, the famous American Jour
na!iEt who underwent snch persecution In
Ireland on account OF the free use OF his pen, !.
will lecture ut the Academy Of Music next
Monday night on Impressions Of Ireland, y.
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PERSONAL. MENTION.
News and Gossip IN Reference to yarion,
People.


News and Gossip IN Reference to varions
People.
Miss Alice Kelly Is visiting in Steuben.
Vile.
Mr.. G. W. Rrockunier went east On busl-
ness yesterday. .,o.
Mr.. J, T. Hodgens, Of Portland, Ohio, was
down yesterday. 80
Mr.. p. Lo~snRart, of Portland, Oregon,
registered at The Mcclure yesterday.
John D. Reynolds of Heunegen, Bates &
Co., Baltimore, Is at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. Joe Gibbs returned yesterday from Il
business trip Of several weeks.
Mr.. George N. n. Cockburn, OF Toronto a
famous traveller, well known in Wheeling is
in town.
Mr.. r. 7. Howell has resigned his position
rs secretary of the Union Flint Glass Com.
pany, Of Martins Ferry, &c. Winship act.
Ing III his stead
Mr.. d. ". Sloan and wife (aee Miss Mary
Good) were endered q reception Wednesday
evening ut the residence Of Mr.. sloan's
mother, at Homecoming, Nd.
The Steubenville -leraM says that "Mr
George LauShlin, popular yOunggentlema
OF Wheeling, secretary OF the Mingo Iron
Company, spent last night tn the city, the
guest Of Ar. Al. Glass"
In the awards OF prizes made on Wednes.
day by the 3. & 0. officials, Capt EJ. L.
Weisgerber. Master Mechanic at Newark, was
given the palm AZ the master mechanic west
OF the Ohio river with tho best record for cost
Of engine service per mile run TOR the year.
His numerous friends here will congratulate
him.
From the Toledo Telegram of recent date
the following is taken: "judec H. II. Coch-
ran. general council for the Wheeling Il Lake
Erie railroad, has removed with his family
from Wheeling W. Va, to Toledo, and they
are now stopping at the Hotel Madison. He
is gentleman who Is held In high esteem
at his former home, and his long and honor.
able career there should, and no doubt will,
win for him the reception here that such Il
man deserves. In noting his departure, the
Wheeling papers spoke Of him In terms OF
the highest praise"
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on 1.-THE South and Its People" lie Is raising
funds 10 be used for educational purposes In

on 1.-THE South and Its People" lie Is raising
funds to be used for educational purposes In
Alabama. ig.j DO Is,t lsJ.'y g8ys0j0 & (,
J. G. Johns, Esq, left for Cleveland yes
terday. 5ylh35 yG.RiF 51 ,Sf4
The High school viii not give their Usual
entertainment this year. This Is much 10 be
regretted, as their entertainments are always
highly pleasing and enjoyable.
Messrs. J. NJ. Garven and s. b. McGayran,
Of Cadiz, were here yesterday, looking
after the Interests OF Hon. d. A. Holdings.
worth, their candidate for Congress.
Another unfortunate railroad accident
occurred at Yorkvillc, few miles above
here, yesterday morning. A brakeman
named Pat lFinly or ::Finnegan, belonging
to the morning up.freiglt, while engaged In
coupling cars was caught by some means
between the bumpers and, horribly crushed.
A coupling link was forced through his lex.
The Injuries are in sthe right groin,
and proved fatal, the poor fellow
dying at four o'clock. He was rev
hand on the railroad, and the railroaders
knew little about him, but he Is thought u
have friends at Wellsville. n l
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SECOND DAYS SESSION
Of thS PreAhytery of Washington, nj
HH.. WrItshurx hi d.

The Presbytery OF Washington convened
again "wednesday at 2p. NJ, rs per adjourn.
ment, in the Wellsburg Presbyterian Church,
and proceeded 10 the installation of Rev.
James ID. Walkinshaw as pastor over. that
church. In this service an able sermon WAS
preached BY Rev. J. T. Reed, OF Iadepeu-
dence, Pa. The constitutional questions we're
proposed by the Moderator, Rev. Dr. Brough,
OF Paris. Pa, and the charges TO the pastor
aud people we're made by. Key. Dr.. b. A,
Cunningham and Rev. Jos. G. Lyle. Of
wheeling respectively. A'large Gud'enthu.
slastic congregation greeted Eev. WalEin.
shaw and received him with warm coupratu.
lations.
A discussion was held concerning the i'm.
portance OF planting and sustaining educa.
tional academies In the bounds Of the Pres.
bytery. The prevailing sentiment seemed to
be that such academies ought to be sustained
by the people !
~ the evening session the subject OF
Sabbath schoolG was discussed Rav,
". II. McClaughey presided. Rev. W. H.
Lester and Others delivered introductory al.
dresses on the subject, Its Necessity-Argu.
ments Enforcing" He.was followed by Rev.
VI. Cunningham, who delivered nn address
o. great power and pathose on the subject,
80 4sosaIioH u tuc CuuuAlH SCuOOl 70 the
Family and the Congregation Thia subject
elected Other interesting and able Addresses.
Many Incidents illustrating the advanta res
Of the Sabbath school to the family were re.
lated, showing how children taught In the
Sabbath school may bring their parents into
the church. ss{1'' .i''7S- -
The subject Of sabbath School Iitera.
tnre" was discussed ably by Rev. j. S.
PoRefoy,. Of AfoNudsvi|le. Tie hooku and
highly conimendfd, aid Sabbath school
libraries were encouraged. A deep religious
feeling was manifest in the audience I'
Tho hour growing late, Presbytery after
Two psys spent n rsligiouS enh tense I'D:
sAnG the beautiful Psalm .The" Lord Is ny
shepherd reluctantly departed from the
The ISrELLIaEsnEn reporter ~ under oblI.
cations to Rev. Mr.. Eaglcson, Clerk Of the
Presbytery, for valuable assistance In fur
nishing readers with the proceeding.
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CHRISTMAS,
1889
ISS.Ss.


Excursion Rates. for the Christ mas Ho 1.
dnys-To anil from all Stations on the
Lines ortr"':'l by 'as Psnasylvauin
Company.
In accordance with its time.honored Gus.
tom tho Pennsylvania Company sends a
Christmas greeting to its patrons and the zen.
eral public, with the information that clean
excursion tickets will be sold to and from ali
stations on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh rail.
road, on December 2s22d, 2ad, 9th, 25th, 2sili,,
Solh and Glst, 1892, and january lst, 1858.
Al tickets good for return pnssago until
January I'd, 1883. The ratcs will be made
exceedingly low, atIorJing everybody an OBJ:
portunity to spend the holidays among rela.
lives OF, friends at a distance or to visit tho
large cities and other points OF interest on The
lines controlled by the Pennsylvania com:
pany ut very Eod9Ta,a expense, /" )" a, -
i Agents of the Company Viii ctcerfuIIy fur.
n!sh time tables Of trains, rates OF fare, and
az desired information upon application.
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HOTEL AkklvALk.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

CAPTAIN O'FARRELl, after whom O Farrell
avenue is named, and who Is known TO
everyone In Chicago, said to one OF our repre-.
sentatives: ~ nm only too happy 10 say that
/ did use st. Jacobs Oil; my right leg wus
crippled in most awful manner with in.
ilsmmatory rheumatism, aud NY slnerings
Yere extreme. tried mere physicians thSn
! care 70 count, and they gave me no more
ease and freedom from pain than II did not
have them in attendance. l heard about st,
Jacobs Oil, used it and was cured.-Chicayo
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The argument in the case Of the State w.
John II. Z.yely, on trial for forgery, was
made in Part il Of the Circuit Court yester.
day, an. occupied the entire days session.
opening for thfstate,' followed BY Alcksrs. !.
J. Woods, A. +. Caldwell and ]. n. Good iol
the defense, in the order named, and Mr.;
Cracraft closed. The case WINS given to the
fury Ut seYeN O'clock last evening, and they
ut once retireu, About Il O'CLOCK they cams
into cours again md the foreman, Nj. T. u;
Faris, announced that they had not agreed
upon verdict and were not likely 10. Judge
Boyd declined to discharge them, however
and so adjourned court till 0 this morning
the jury lodging nj the Siamm House, II
charge Of Henuly Sheriff Mitchell. Mr.
Hevely, who has been ait gn bail, was CON
fined In jail during the night -. I. !
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THE usual merchants lunch Mt lie New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms DULY.


..-a. AueIIAoWeleT AkepOEus
The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer. ~ observedat Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
TI.IFs 1851 " ~, et6'.. 1857 &C.
-. Y. l2x.3r.A.7Px l7A.k. 12N.s MIN
NJ II ~ u IS Is ~ 30
3. INDICATIONS. En- " TIH
WASHINGTON, j. G.. December u, IA. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley colder,
generally iair weather, northery winds,
higher barometer. [-lE.E =
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+ FOR SALE

DESIRABLE BUILDING ION
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THE FIRST OBSTACLE
EfcoHnssE#dk by the WheeIi NJ: 81 tpl Com.
pnny's Project.


The Top mill, or properly speaking, the
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company, held q
stockholders meeting yesterday afternoon fol
the purpose OF voting upon The proposition
to subscribe tot the capital stock OF the Wheel
ing Steel Company, Mr.. W. A.. Isett presi.
ded over the meeting snd Mr.. VIC Brocku
nier acted as Secretary A difficulty yhicl,
has been anticipated, and which vas alluded
to in this paper several days ago, was Ell.
countered, and the result OF the vote was the
rejection OF the proposition
The difficulty referred TO is this For some
ljMe there has been difference OF opinion
as 10 the proper policy to pursuein regard tc
the company's' Surplus earnings, which
amount 10 very considerable yum ct this
time. A portion Of the stockholders favored
capitalizing this amount and declaring a
stolk dividend, while the majority main.
tained that it should be allowed 10 remain as
II surplus, and qeYatpd to paying dividends
when ibe earpiDss Of the nil were not sum.
cient to do 10. When Subscription TO tho
steel wor ks was broached, the minority de:
cided to make the two questions de.
pendent upon each other Il the MA,
jority s.i i refused to capitalize the
surplus, tuey WOulu refuse 10 vote Tor
the proposed subscription, and willie they
eonlI not muster majority, they could pre-.
vent the adoption Of the proposition TO sub.
scribe, as IT requires iT2.thirls vote.
Willis tha two qlestions really Eal nothing
in common ths'miGqrity adopted thiy aeaus
Of bringing tho ms!ority 10 terms, so far
without effect. 40 81
The general opinion among uau int: ..as!ao
in tho steel nail project last night was that
the action Of the Top mill stockholders would
not jeopardlzs the successor Tie project. The
nail mil Is ut Mingo and Martins Ferry could
possibly be induced 10 enter the company il
desirable, bnt the belief prevailed that the
mills remaining could readily raise the nee.
eseary capital, A.,.p7t..ON :"
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: II waas very much regretted that judge
Roya snd seyeFsl elhsF membss o. TIE bar
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:. A nsMEDY resting on the basis Of intrinsic
wo.th tlsManls the cNnfdenra Of ALL DR..
Bulls Cbngp syrilp iskdbFp'apd: ussi most
satisfaptorily thYoacheal tie isnd, ~ Is At:
tt .sae BY Its SFeat sales Your druggist
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. IN order to close out our stock Of Heavy
Boots before our 10 days expires, we offer
them to you at your own price. We will al.
most give them away rather than carry them
over. s5'l lIElSLsly BRn. & Co,
Opposite Opera lionse, Market street,
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Firrr dozen Silk Iianlkerchiefs, rs dozen
Linen liandkerchieis, III plain, white and
colored borders for ladies' or gentlemen, al
Geo. G. Rutil's. MO. : Z ,Si.Ti' - =
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IT takes over one hundred pairs OF gloves
to assuage the grief OF the brooklyn officials
over the death Of al alderman, whose lie
might have been saved by a. single bottle Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. liz. .iFI
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Tns best and hobbies. Toolhpiek toe hand.
made In Congress button and English tie.
none better or handsomer In the city, q,
IS 90. Sold ut fancy and extravagant shoe
stores for SC 80 and a. Co. f5T5 T',IfI ma
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MRS. ZlEHENFELDER is prepared 10
supply families with a jlrst.rlass article
OF Led Cream to.tlay. No. 90 Twelfth
Street. ~ TAI
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LINEN IlANDKEICIllEFS.

Ladies' C0lere4 Borders and Hem.
stitch, In over one hundred designs and
colOrs, Mt 25 cents. al
y. A. L. RICE & co. !
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Holiday Presents for Misses nnI GILL.
dren, Beautiful md Useful.
A pair Of Kid or Morocco, high cue
Spanish Button. L.V, Vloyp.
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It's wonderful curative power is
simply because it purities and en-.
riches the blood, thus beginning at
the foundation, apd by building up
the system, drives out all disease.
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DEALERS, before buying elsewhere, call and
examine tho large stock Of confectoneries at
G. s. Feeny's wholesale house, 1910 Main
street. Us ~. =, -
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laCE Flchues Lace Ties, In black, cream
and white, Lace and Embroidered Collars, d
complete assortment at Geo. G. Roth's.
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Holiday Presents for Gentlemen, heau.
'N1s tifuI and Useful. l
A pair Of Embroidered Slippers. The
largest assortment IN the city. i.
,ftI. .,.@, L. Y. BioND. =.
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, Only six Weeks

r,'.-.ff only NIX Weeks -.,a #.
Until We close our great ninety days sale
Of Boots md Shoes II you are in need Of any.
thing IN. our line, do, not fail to aYail your,
SELVES Of the unpreceaenteA bargains We are
now olleTing: We have an elegant assort.
Ment Of slipIera for the Aollaya go|ag at IA
gents, g. cents, ia cents, ps cents end 81 is,
IN ladies' and Gents wear we down the
tradu. We respectfully Invite an inspection
Of our stock. We Will not Urge you to buy,
but guarantee to save you money II YOU d.
We deem it unnecessary to give a list Of
prices, as every one knows we are selling
lower than any shoe merchant in the city,
Besides, our profit Is 50 s:,all VIZ oann6t
afford to spend money In giving long price
lists. Come and see the goods and learn
prices; then buy. or not, Us you think best.
~ HElELsES DRo. s. c., e
Opposite Opera House, market street. :
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EyEuYsoDY wants 10 see the Fair al the
Academy Of Music this week. Do not fail 10
call around to see the many beautifnlartlcle
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Clristinns' PrcycntA.

Come early and bny your, CHRISTINA: Sin.
pers Have Just received by e. press !, second
invoice Of Genttemen's Chenille Embroidered
e|!ppers. L,V. BLoND, :
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Opposite Opera House, market street.
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MERCHANTS inquest Of Christmas goods
should not fail 10 call at G. s. Feeny's, No
l4lO Main street. and purchase their candies
from his large stock. jgt O-''7
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WHY. not buy. a pair OF nice fitting Cali
Boots for yonr hoy At 81 O.. You pay as
much elsewhere for common split boois.
= HElSLElS Bro. & Co.,
AZ Opposite Opera House, Market street,
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, A EE;AsR festival at Parker Hall, Friday and
Saturday evenings, December laand Is. Come
one, coma all. Admission l(lCents.
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Holiday Goods.

Handsome Silk lIantlkercbiefs.
Handsome Satchcls and Purses.
Handsome Plated and Solid Jewelry.
Handsome Lace Spreads and shanis.
Handsome Plain and Fancy Tidies.
Handsome Table Cloths and Napkins
Handsome Doyles and Towels.
Handsome Cloaks and Dolmans.
Handsome listers snd Circulars.
Handsome jackets and Ulstercttes.
Handsome Black and Colored Silks.
Handsome Cashmere and llrocade.
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! Why is the Morning Glory baking Powder
50 popular? because It has merit, IF
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good quality nig eu assort@rnt 1 Of eo 9s
= Sh pa. re ore selling out at cost 20 to deo'
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENT.

4
Part Of tho ground Goo, an,
se;eu,cen t MN md Is''a Ressy Bails, SD
'ee' er i'o feet willlea.e iot syS ,s sa,''as d
nos "a ALLISON i,r.
70 laIs Ma,isS, "
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BL-UM& MARKS
Cloak House, II06 Main Street.


Music Rolis Wilson & Iaunier.
Holiday presents-Wn,. SohTertfeger.
A Card-Santon t. Davenport.
One Touch Of Winter-B. f. Caldwell.
Never was the Equal. &c. 1.#
German Student camps.
Academy OF Music-Lecturc.
For Rent-Store Room and Dwelling.
Our Ship in Port--A. Siedenbach Il Bro.-
Head OF Local. EJr
Christmas Goods-Thos. r. Heymau-Head
Of Local.
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, MprElKns, Mits, Gloves, seaT1s, Eubias. &c.
n endless variety, at Geo. G. Rolh's, Nos
100 and 2l0a Main street. - q. & $3.50
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FoR lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is cents, Z
snlLoH's Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold BY us OH aguarantee. lto,ires consump-
snllou's yitalizer Is what you need for
Constipation. Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness and
c 81. g'ym M. PS;, q DyspsPs P;ce 70 apd II
z CRQvp, Whooplng Cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. l1S;TI
Sold by +. Booking, agent under Odd Fell
lows Hall, and by +. Il. List 1910 Main
street 5};i III Eowofw I.
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soLp Hob Nailed Shoes at 81 IS. Whole
stock Brogans IS and rs cents, ut Heinle,n
bro. II Co.'S Opposite Opera House. A.
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~ Fon mes fresh candies, csil At g. s. Feeny'y
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sArcnEIs, Portemonnaies, Pocket Books,
&c, beautiful line at Geo. g. Roth's.. 4
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FOR SALE.
Hornbrook'S Park J

On the National Road, ~ miles distant Iron dl.
Of Wheeling containsaboiIt l.ty acres. rich MA1S
soil eligfhfy located OfconyeRiet aces SusfUgat
dby grand natural scenery. Originally laid 9th
tho late Thomas hornhtooS. EsQ.. who made i !.
mes study by labor and great eXpcuSe. to aiIt u
Mhat ~ y. beautiful and popnlMsumn hesv.t
Ih3 WORK Oh the, iArk wm commenced a'ot!
twenty-five ycarago. during which time The ttes.
shrubbery and other ornamental ATTRACTIONS EiIf
made 1t delightful summer retreat during tLe
warm season. Il has been vitied ty large NRls'es
from distance. aud patro;llzcd b thousand b
we surrounding, country; It has 10 elual !0f hlE
dreCB OF miles III point Of Size, natural seanlr
purify o1 air. excellent vRler irm wells III
springs. ,.
Besides Its drives, MaineatlcS, lawns, Ir7s.
gymnastic aud other objects Of Amn.cmelt Ea9
y great variety oil Eyergtechs. Magnolia,
Norway. Austrian. seeich. While and Henai
Pines. tho Silver and Ralsasn Fir9 NORWAY Sltsa
Red Cedar: Heath.Carcd Cypress, Lawson C!p'r.
Gslars Of Lebanon. Naples there Is the NO'n'
silver. Sugar: Sycamore: weeping trees guy ~
| rtety, tho Willow, Birch, 1Rrch, Ahf andt tl5;.
well selected assortment Of Fruit Trr's, ihelaaS
Apple, Fear, Peaches, Cherries, Plum, DC; MI
llas q various kinds; and great variety 81 sais
| anu house plants There arr Three conllOtaSnr
dwellings. with stables and other ohtholtH ~;
nine beautiful building lots laid Oft ane " y.
with ornamental trees aud shIub1e'y; ~. ~
more lots on same side. The Elm Grove slaHtn
Ltfe ltasits terminus at the south gate eat@M]
the Park, tho depot Of The d. 4 Q. BnHa T..
about 0ne'thlrl Of mile from tho lp'l!I eHln1a
gate. The place has many attractions curing X
! summer. party wlhhlng 10 secure Jtsnl-
| country residence with the mfOurdrs' o. w w.
shr,bbciy, flowers and singing b!ris, this "a W.
10 meet their desires. Otherwitc, itcsn Nc Fsiir
ably used as public resort. ahd II maRasr1 l'''
cl0iisly, would be good investment tn,
The price and terms can bo had from NE sseH'"
tho hnirE nj fhR lNfA Thnl tfnrrhrrnt
ALEXANDER BONE
Real Estate Agent and hGin,
1lG3 Market Street. CIT BltcE, cor. al AGha ~
Twelfth Stre,.ts. Wheeling. " W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-15

THE best preparation Of iron q doctor can
prescribe Is Browns Iron Bitteu, because Il
does not ininre tho teeth rs other Iron medl.
cines will. :ss,s,.7 {, = ntw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-15

RvhnERs,, IS, SO, As and ta cents, at Helm.
lein Bro. tsCo.'s, Opposite Opera House, Mar.