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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09

Yesterday a force OF wurkmen were EN-
ployed extending the dead track" of the Is.
4 o. road south OF the creek northward to
connect with the main track. This caused
some comment among those who saw it, who
thought they detected deep, dark, diabollcal
scheme to shut out the proposed Union rail.
rond. A reporter isited The spot, and found
tho work progressing on the track which has
heretofore had no con motion will! the other
switches or the main traOk having been cut
some time ago.
A prominent official of the company said
that for the present this was the only work
contemplated, though rs soon rs the weather
was favorable three additional tracks would
be laid from the company's lots on Twenty
third street north 10 the creek over the piece
Of ground, forty feet in width, lying between
the b. & o. tracks and the line OF the pro-
posed p, W. 4 Ky. track, part of which wns
coded "a the road by the city by the terms
OF the ordinance rat'fying the agreement
between the b. 4 O. and r, W. Il ~. GONNA.
MES, by which the latter secured tie right OF
WY across the creek and along the river
front south OF It. The ground was need.
ed for track room, was acquired for that pur.
pose, and would be used in that way, as it
was indicated It would be at the time the ordi.
nance was adopted in Council by which the
B. 80. company obtained possession OF the
ground not before owned by them,
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Dramatic IlnfS

Seats will be placed on sale ut Wilson &
Banners Music store at i O'Clock this morn.
ing for "Squatter Sovereignty" which 10 10
be the attraction at the Opera House neg,
Tuesday evening. 1t is Il famous play, with
any amount OF fun in it. and will no doubt
be greeted here by COON house.
Mary Anderson bus cancelled here dates
here this month, and the boys will have 10
wait or go.to Pittsburgh. @
Week after next the following attractions
will DO Ut the Opera House: December 60,
Reniz.St9nley purlesquc Company; Deccnl.
Der 81, John !. Stevens in "unknown:'
December g, kiralfy Brcs' ,"Black Crook:'
December %. "La Belle Russs."J 49,
In the LA Belle Russo" Combination.
booked for tho Opera House two weeks from
to-day, IRE J. Newton G0ttbpld and Miss
Madse Dutler, old Wheeling fayorites, who
were last here as members Of Rheas com.
pany. HasN s.It.
The opera Of "Uncle Toms Cabin" will be
at tue Opera House next Saturday. "
Roland Reeds "Cheek!. engagement for
Monday night has been cancelled n q.
"The Electrical Doll" will b. The Christ.
plas attraction this year.
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Serious Accident ioa Driver,

Yesterday Charles Roy, driver for the
Wheeling Bakery Company, who resides in
Centre Wheeling, had delivered some goods to
albert Scan, who keeps small grocery and
meatstpre en- Fifteenth street, and was about
to remount his seat in the wagoh, When tGe
horse started, and Roy was thrown to The
ground. The, horse stepped on hiS chest
and one wheel OF the wagon ran over his
neck. lie was picked up and taken Into
the grocery, and Drs l'a,es, IT,, and Bullard
summoned. His injuries were discovered to
be very grave, but the physicians did not
think tliey would necessatilv prove fatal.
hoy was removed to his horne in DR., Batcs's
buggy, and last night he was reported as
comfortable as could be'hopcd for under the
NJ, - :, ' Nv ~
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FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS.

To close outat the following prices:
One lot Mems whole stock Kip Boots
sold mt $40.
One lot Boys Boots at $l.5O.
One LOT WOnlen's Button Shoes ut $l.25.
One lot Women's line Kid Button, 0re-
Wamp seam, worked holes, at $2.25.
One lot Children's Button, ! to 10, ut
IS cents.
Also ~ full line Of Holiday Slippers, at
J. VI. AMICk'S.
1143 Min Street.
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CiScISNATl, December S.-River II feet and
rising. Weather clear The mercury is near
zero. The river is full OF Ice. The Andes
from Wheeling is laid IN No boats going I'M.
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IN THE COURTS,
Proceedings IN three Of the Tribunal
.... Yesterday.

iEOcccuiuEN Ia Ihfcc OI tue lrhDUunA'
.# Yesterday.
In tho Supreme Court Of Appeals yesterday
Judge Raymond granted temporary injunc
ton upon the application OF RutTner Bros,
Of Charleston, restraining J. ]. Bright from
establishinsa ferry landing opposite Charles
ton and operating ferry boat between that
point and TIM city OF Charleston across the
kanawha river. The applicants represent
lint some ythrs ago al owner OF tho land
wlere Bright proposed 10 have his landing
cOyeiiAted that no ferry lnnuing should be
established OH tho ground forever. The np.
plicalion was originally made 10 Judge
Guthrie. Of tho Seventh Judicial Circuit. who
refused to grant tho injunction. Judge Hay.
mond expressed DOUBT rs TO whether the lii.
Junction could DO maintained, but granted II
Temporary restraining order requiring bond
with surety In the SUN OF s., 900, which was
given. .. .A- ~.
THE fcioro MATTER.
The motion made In the United States CIR.
cut Court on Thursday In the matter OF the
libel against tue steamboat Regular, formerly
Scloto,, were argued before Judge Jackson
yesterday In Clerk Forbes's room, by Mcssrs.
Hubbard and Dovsner for the owners Of the
sciolo, and Pcnlleton and uilclirist for Rob.
lnson, administrator. The question was
taken into consideration by the Court. =
TUE CIRCUIT COURTS.
In Part | OF the Circuit Court yesterday,
before Judge jacob, the time was consumed
In arguing law points Of no public interest.
In Fart IL young l.inch. indicted for break
ing into the bar.r0om under the grand stand
At the state Fair Ground, way brought into
Court. and by his counsel dcmurred to the
indictment. The demurrer was overruled,
Where''pon the prisoner plead not guilty.
The case way set for December 81, and IinCh
reminded 10 iaiI. lT.I'0
The cases Of the City OF Wheeling w
Georges q. Black were postponed to Decem.
her %. 0. ,r.0. "
NEW JuRoEs fuG THE CIRCUIT COURT. 'n
The following list OF Jurors bas been drawn
for Part II OF the Circuit Court, by order of
Judge boyd, TO serve on and after Monday
ntxt, December II: .i - =
and John Wise. -
Kline. y 'f''
Ri,chie-T. J. Garden, VIM. Ebbcrt and A.
J.. lsidgely. 49, =
. Cenire-lIarry Mason, Peter Wendell and
s. A.. Wayman. ~ " -
~, !hberty-John J. Jacob, John Dunkel and
Wm. W. Foreman.
:. Trladelpha-lsaac Iitten and Ed. McCaus-
lin. .m.- 80 : 49, = $50 r
Washington-Abram Detinbaugh, John
Ebbert and Charles Beuter.
~ Clay-p. v. Bosley, Henry c. Bayha and
NJ, k it Trunk, James Wagner and
Webster-Angust Oberman, Il. F. Darling
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nltlmOre & Ohio Freight Kutes,

To the Editor Of the lntclliseHcer,
Subtitle advantages TO be derived by the
city Of Wheeling from the consolidation under
baltimore II Ohio management OF the Hemp.
field & Pittsburgh Southern are so manifest
that the public shoul be informed that since
that consolidation, there has been such an
advance made on the rates o coal to our gaS
works that the sreights arc now about 500
management. 1t is only necessary 10 extend
the consolidation and surrender ourselye, In
the tender mercies of this monopoly 10 com.
NIT very complete commercial and manu-,
featuring suicide, OBSERVER,
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Ladies',
Go TO l.. V. Blends II you want to get n nice
pair Of hand.sewed Imperial Kid Button
Shoes with point braze, common sense or
opera toes. Another invoice Just received.
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New Advertisements,


Notice-G. o. Smith, Receiver.
Dwelling for Salr-H. Caldwell.
For Sale or Rent-Krancr House.
Wanted-A Girl Cor Housework.
For Sale--Cottage-G. 0. smith.
Open Every Night Until New Years.
Notice to Water Consumers.
List OF Letters.
Money Making .".....
Notice-G. .. Smith, Assignee.
Mil Stock for Sale-rhos. O'Brien.
German Student Iamps-Nesbitt 4 BRO.
Wanted-A Girl.
Notice to Taxpayers.
Bridgeport Coal.
Felt Weather Strips.
Christmas Goods. G. Dillon.
Opera liouse-Squatier Sovereignty.
Clearing the Decks-Harmison IL Co.
Fourth Page. ..H.s. H.
Charming Beyond Measure-lIead Local.
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EOR SALE.
F'0RSALE
kQrnh[QQk'S Park !

On the National Road N miles distant iVndI
OF Wheeling. contains about iitty nCttn. Ifh AaTS
soil .eiyibly located OfsotYrMltMt H'CcsN aErssls
cd BY grand natural sccEe'y. Original? !uGeg%
lies study by lhbo. aud great eHteie 70 Ta ~,
whul It iK. a beautiful and popular .InrH @N ",
The work Oil the lhtE was COlGirehtH sp9.'
twenty-five years ago, during Will :fss As NV.
shrubbery and 0the. ornamental h;!iTaeLs " -.
made 1t u delightful summer te!rra. dlIiGs AZ
from, distance. and patinnlzcd BY s1oHa ~ ,n u.
the surrounding country; II has no "pH 10: ISy
dtcds OF miles In point Of Me, ah'uH! Stas!!I
purity Of air, excellent water ron "t'' s"-
springs. ,,,,,,
Beaides It's drives, prosnenHAcs, lawns. p9S," XIV,
gyninnstic and other objects Of amtnenttI, W.
Ii great variety Of EreISrgns, NlGhq,sn, ny
Norway. Austrian. Scotch. While and Aem !.S,
Pins. The Silver and Issan Els, fo'wA! sptms
Red Cedar. Hcath.Cayed Cypress, lAHtnn S!i! VIZ
Cedars OF Lebanon, Naples thee %ihe a" a ::
Silver, Sugar. Sycamore: weeping ttt.s lsTs
riety, tho Willow, Birch. Laich. AN hAn M
well selected assortment Of Fruit Trees iAct.-s
lias OF various kinds and grc6; SSFy "
and house plants There HIe thee oN!o'. W,
dwellings, with stables and other 0h'llohs' Nh
nine BEAUTIFUL building lots A!I Oh I .a, NM nst
with ornamental trees and shtEo0et! ~
more lots on same side. The Elri GloSe3Mrst,
the Park, The dapo, Of tho D. & O. B:s;t ar,s.rSt
abot one third Of mile Iron The north cn'T y.
gate. Tie place nss nuny Attractions tI iHin. VI
summer. K party wishing 10 stcUte s r. w.
county residence with the .CHo!HuIiSf' .T.,r
shrubbery, i.nwcrs and Sin4ing, DltI. nh p.
to meet their desires. Othes@ise' S.r 1I,at!
ably usei AZ public ts5Hlt, snu u I'A''s'S
The p,lce and terms can lie had from Ae ASs''''
the heirs OF the iaic Thos HGtnnr Gs,rr
~ =" w. ~ " ' ALIEN AMBER B0SE.
ren, Es,a.N Asen! Au.! !IthSr n,
llcs Market si.tet. OF rilct, e'L"I Hi'As1a
Twelfth Streets, Whiplinp Y, NH,
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AM making IL specially this season Of
Fine Diamonds, and have now In stock Il
liner class of goods than IRE usually sold
In this market. Persons who desire 10
purchase anything In this line will do
well by giving ME u call.
!. Z. DILLON,
1923 Market Street.
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FruttCRkc.

To three-quarters pound of'butter add one
and half pounds yellow sugar, yolks Of six
eggs well beaten, one-half cup molasscs, one.
half cNpsweet milk, one grated nutmeg, one
teaspoonful each Of ground cinnamon cloves,
and allspicc, the whites Of six egss well
beaten, and one pound Of -four, having In Il
one ard half measures "Banner'' baking
Powder; stir in the fruit just before baking,
consisting OF one pound raisins, two pounds
currants, and one.half pound citron, iii we'll
dredged with four bake from three ,oionr
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-, Present stock OF pianos, Steinway, Knabe
Chickering, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &c., at the very lowest prices
and great reduction for cost. Call earty.snj
secure great bargains. "''
". a., Lucas Music sroRs,
-'-' .-....r .a-sW llS2 Main st .oat .
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RIVER NEWS.
Local uni Topographic = Pros npci or
the Rivers Closing,

Local uni Topographic = Pros upci Of
III" Rivers Closing.
The VIM. Kraft passed down light from,
Pittsburgh.
The Telegram reached the leyee and de-.
parted Tor Clafington, with the intention OF
tying up. =.
The Sidney telegraphs that she Is laid IN
al the mouth OF the kanawhn and will there.
lore not be here 10 leave for Cincin natl this
afternoon. ..,,.e.. 80 :.
Pilot W. H. Hall reports biz log in the
channel at Racine boats can take Of ther side
OF II. The snag was not there when the
snag boat Woodruff passed down.
The big Kate Adams, one Of the handsome
lower river palaces, recently built a, Pitts.
burgh, and which has been waiting for rise
to cone out on, Is atSteubenvile waiting for
the river to clear Of ice.
The Diurnal arrived from parkcrsburr ut
3 A. ~ ana returned ut |. NJ. II Is Under
stood that the Courier will endeayer 10 reach
here this morning, and provided the Ice does
not stop, will make her last trip.
The jury in the case Of George Ansbutz vs
the owners Of tho towboat Ben Wood rem.
dered verdict Thursday awarding the plain.
III sd0Ou. Tho defendants it is understood
VIII move for new trial. and If that il re-
fused, will appeal to the Supreme Court.
The river rose yesterday about 4 inches
and at dusk last evening was still coming IN
slowly, the marks indicating Il den;h al Il
ieet inches. business was yeyy-dull, owing
to the fact that many steamers were obliged 10
stop running on account Of the ice.
The following boats have sought "yinler
quarters, At Bellaire the I.ucus and pril,.
cess have laid up. The Little Anna 10 hnr.
ging the b.Es above the Water Works. Tie
-. V. Bat:helor reached PITTSBURGH, and
is waiting for the loo 70 clear. The Kepnlar
y Ut the ;no1 OF Fourteenth street, The ".
y. chancellor due yesterday morning at this
point Tor Charleston, tied UP ut Ste,lbenyllle:
also at that point are the G. W, Anderson
Hope Abner OSeal and the ferry boat Iettie.
About $50 o'clock yesterday morning the
ice commenced coming down the river. and
by noon was so thick that steamers had TO
move cautiously. The ice was from three to
four inenss thick end quite firm. By lsst
night all the steamers were in quarters and
the river men wera looking for speedy s.; ,oo.
Ing Of the Elves This will have 10 c,lsct ' of
booming up the price Of coal in the lower
ports, where 1t Is sssreaay beginning 10 run
snort. Mll':ons OF bushels are stored IN shin.
ping packages at Pittsburgh. Ii the big break.
up Q! iour years aago should he repeated this
year there would he lFightiul destruction
oi property at the headwaters.
iirTsuuRcH, December S.-Riyer / feet 9
INCHES s1 and stationary. Weather clear and
LOUISVILLE, December S.-Riyer continues
TO rise, feet in the canal. Business good,
weather clear and warmer Arriyed--Golden
Rule, Cincinnati.
CiScISSATl, December S.-River II feet and
rising. ~, Weather clear. The .mcrcury is near
zero. Ihe river Is full OF Ice. The Andes
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DE PlEEcE's "Favorite Prescription. for
all thosa weaknesses peculiar TO women Il a n
uncqualel remedy. Distressing baciScha
and "bearing.down" SENSATIONS Weld in IL
strengthening properties. BY druggists ~
...-.... ...H. 40 rs tw
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Ribbons, Laces,
Hamburg Embroideries,
Handkerchiefs,
-. ~. Hosiery, &c.

..r-. .. .aHIr I".#H. r'rt
VIII be disposed OF at any price thai Il car.
n,ents at once. . -, p = '
IS dozen silk Handkerchief at Is cents
each, worth 50 cents per piece -
Mousquetaire Kid Gloves1in Terra Gotta
shades: at 90 centsi Sl.4O, and stitched bact
a. a. 80. These goods sell at sl25, sl75 and
The host beautiful line Of silk Ties. Ficbrs
aau ;hahtkerchiefs just opened. Handsome
g goods for the Holidays have just been re.
s selseu from one o. the largest manufacturing
While the special bargains named in all Of
the Departments will be strictly observed
inc prices throughout our entire establish.
pathy in cheapness, " '0'' y ILL.,
we intend to create lively boom in nj,
ipa paris OF our Immense establishment durinp
~, ,e s,Me named and rely upon nothing but
most attractive display of goods in the city to
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READ the People this morning.

TIE most elegant line OF Gents. Cloth und
,volvet Chenille Embroidered Slippers lust
RECEIVED and ready for lnspeet!an i;
rs E,-H fHHi 7, Y Ryovp'o
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BLANKETS, Comforts, &c. Now is the ,me
to buy, them. The best linein the city md i Mt
low prices at Gko. q. RoTm,s 81
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Gael and see the German and fleece home.
made red Flannel, the best in the city for
underwear twill not shrink in washing.
Gro. G. RnrIl
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SILKS AND 'SATINS /!

VIII be sacrificed TO an extent that will as.
lonish all good judges Of values In these
goods, important reductions being made from
even our own low prices OF the past.
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GRAyEs the Twelfth street Stationer, has
had All electric light put In his store. His
stock Of holiday goods shows OF to u great
advantage now atniGht, -
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Twenty more pairs Of those good home.
made Blankets just received VI Geo. G.
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Gen tlcneII,
Go 10 l.. v. Blends II you want to yet nice
pair OF hant.sewed Shoes. Latest styles. A
new line just received.
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FIsE more PIECES Of TINT good, homemade
red flannel Just received at Geo. q. Roth's.
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DANCING PUMPS

For Ladies' md Gents, cheap ut
J. 7. STONES, :
1140 Main Street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ST JAMES HOTEL

7 d Roach. Baltimore Nv Johnson Baltimore
7 G lrtry. Maysville CP poyutz, Mnysyillo
Miss 4 Roberts Marietta J + Lni,dcUer. H,ltimou
Q + illakglnan. PiltStield Thts Murray. Era
RW Fulton, GAINESVILLE Ken Galley, hittsburph
RM Sliailrr. Baltimore II F COrtIn. Cinrjnn1,,
Jesse Jnco. RMS JPDuIehnrt, Holinnvo
u X Campbell, Iowa II i McCnlcken. II Vn y
4 Z Merrill, RHvensvillc Mrs Oxuard. y Ain,,insl
Jesse Jacobs, MorgaNtoWn II Weldon, Chcagn
EFT Ncasie, Clcve!und NV Wiesnpu, EIvria
James bates EOston EW For &. CieyrIand
! D harry, Goshen, Ind Afeary, New YorE
G + Mellotl, Denver, Col J Mcconnell, Cleveland
= Z Secirist. eandtisky VT Fngls Parkcisbli, TX
J 7 Sweeney, city TWalton, city ;"
\ Burnett, Charleston Il Gililn. baltimore
Hrs Simp0n; Columbus WI Fmncls, Newark
J hin,iy, Pittsburgh RN Bell, Portsmouth
/ 81 Elwtll, GAINESVILLE MD Mckee, Cincinnati
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IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
Ladies' WrapS


Elegant Marrieleux, Satin and Silk Dol.
mans and Circulars fur trimmetD that have
SOLD ut {30 900 are reduced 70 $l8 w. '7rfs7
Fine Silk Dolmans and Circulars, sold las!
week Mt Sls: 90 to $25 90, are cut to SIS 90.
The handsome ught.titting Fur trimmed
Cloth Cloaks md Jackets are reduced from
SlS,0O 10 $3.50; others from $1,000 TO SC. IS
AL OF the lower goods in proportion
Fine Silk Plualies, in all shades, sold gen.
orally at $3.50, are reduced during the period
named 10 So. Is. Less than dealers can buy
them ut. "'
70 cent Black md Fancy Colorcd Cash.
meres are cut To so cents, and the finest 81. 10
grades are marked down to IS cents Ele.
giant all wool Fouleas which have been sold
so rapidly ut 81 90 are reduced to IS cents.
These startling changes Of Fine Staple
values Will move the entire line at once,
All cheaper grades OF Dress Goods will be
reduced 10 little over half regular value.
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la beautiful new styles, very cllenp, nj
J, I. STONES.
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READ the People thls morning.

The Blankets we sell for homemade are
genuine, not Eastern Blankets. market home.
made. Gro. G. R0Tu.
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SorulSa builds up shattered constitution
so quickly rs Browns Iron Bitters, pSw,
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A very interesting meeting Of the teach.
ers Of the A and d Divisions OF the Public
schools wa1 held yesterday In the Grammar
room OF the Madison school, and the follow.
Ing programme was rendered: l''"
eiaS ~ y;H......;1. ;;.-.,.N0rh America
Dy rnnis
Class !lu.trnting IN "0bject Lesson. 10 '"p''
Mis- Riaa Dean, Division n, Grade,,
c'AsS In *1ii!pnGe Proportion
Musc-"Good Night. .."..'bv ppn,s
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READ the People this morning.
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Thermometer Record.
The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometsr. US observedat schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
1871 1852 I..
T.. n. I'm. b. H7PI IA. x.l24.3Pn. 7p.x
..% ~ 80 ~ zero II 10 il
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. C., December y, \. Nj
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer, east to south winds, lower barome.
ter, fair weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States and Lower
Lake Region, fair weather, soutlerly to ives.
teriy winds, stationary or rising temperature
and lower barometer. -
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HOLIDAY SLIPPERS

THE usual merchants lunch at The New
McLure House Sample Rooms duly.
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FORSA LE-TIlAT VERY COMFORT.
- ABLE Two story dwelling, nulnbe.td Il N
south Penn street. The house is Conyrrltu: hiI.
nis!!M With gas, water anu Bath room. anthet
atlic. and excellent dry cellar and VI u yely dom
Citizens railroad. The fiIre Is VERY NtDu1b!t
terms easy. Apply to
ALEXANDER HONE,
Real Estate Agent and Broker. 40. lies MIisI
street, Otis Block, corner MARKET aud Tvel.ly
STREETS, mil
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READ tho Pt4ph this plornipg.
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HIGH Cut Button Boots for Ladies' and
Children, cheap, at .,,,n,,.,n
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The reporter csunot tell the exact date but
he thiuksit must have been fourteen Or H.
teen years aEo, when the stables on the same
ground buried DOM. The stables at that
time were full Of horses. and the establish
ment was owned by the late Smith Melon
aid. In that fire all Of the animals in tie stable
were burned with one or two exceptions. and
the property was completely destroyed. The
scene was very exciting and drew hundreds
to ihe GROUND. -Four weeks afterwards the
stencil was perceptiDie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-09
TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

F0R ,SAI.E-A VALUABLE PIECE
l. Of ground east s!ae OF ,hspl!nt s,,rr, "a
which-ssandsnn old frame tenurment urr.k,T
ZIG. between Eleventh aud Twelfth ,t,ere-SIos
!ne onl% available building loi In that yuty Gs,ifi
blelocality. Terms easy. AMY 10
ALEXANDER D0HE
Resl Estate Agent Ind Broker, llCS Make a,ti
'Olt's Block, corner Market and elt stntl,.