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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-04
Seras.

= Ser Garmer 0seGonneq, nabe
Weatberfor6 tpobnbaft. bate mebrere
Sage fart getrunfen unb fubr i'm trunz
fenen 3uitanbe nit ieiner Grau un6
einem slpeiidbrigen &inbe na9 9auie.
l1nteripegs begann er nit ieiner Srau
gu itreiten unb feuerte in ieiner Gre
gung einen S6uB bi6t an ibrem &Dpie
porbei ab. Sie Srau berlor ibren
6ut unb er fprang bonn @agen, beniel=
ben tpieber gu bolen. Sa i6lug bic
Srau auf bic Yferbe log unb trieb Dor
ein nabe gelegenes 9aus, 1m ben 8ei=
ftanb ber. 2eute anaurufen. Sbr Mann
folgte ibr auf ben Jerien nno Die 2eute
perpeigerten, ii9 einSunii6en. St febte
fi6 gu ibr auf ben Wagen unb bic @ntb
beg Mannes fannie feline @renaett. St
bei9impfte bic beoauernstpertbe Srau
uno fdlug iie nit Dem &epolperfolben
iiber ben &opf, big lie Dbnmd6tig muir
be. 9lls iie tpieber sn ii6 fam, NOR
bas Ginb tobt; ct bate es erf6ohen.
MeGonnea nabm feiner Grau bas 8er=
fpre6en ab, MGes gebeim gu balten, llnb
iie fubren mad 0aule. Mnitatt MIDI
tern gu bleiben, tranf er tdsIib nebr
un6 in feiner Srunfenbeit duBerte ct
einn1al: Sd batte ni6t bic Nbfi9t mein
&inb 3u t6bten. 9ies erregte 8erz
ba9t un6 McGonnen, Der l1nrotb nit
terte, entflob. Sic @ranbiurD trat 5u=
fammen unb Grau Nfc@onnea tpurbe
borgela6en. Sic er5dblte ben sansen
9ergang Der Sa6e.
= Nls ber @rpreBsug am Mbenb bes |
2. in Blum, elmer fleinen 150teilen I'M.
ter6alb gleburne gelegenen Station an=
belt, iprangen brei f6tDer beuaffnete |
Mdnner atlf bic 2ofDmotibe unb befab. |
len oem Snsenieur, f6nea babon au |
fabren. 8on S6uBtpafen be6robt, |
56gerte ber Sngenieur feinen Nugenblid,
Der Mufforberung na9sufommen. Mls
lie ettpa brei Meilen suriidgelegt batz
ten, lieBen iie BEN 3us langfamer fab=
rem unb elm auf Dem @eleiie liegenbes
Sorpebo erplobirte. Sizes follte 6as
Signal iein fir bic in Der Ndbe ber=
!fedt gebliebenen 6elfersbelfer, bab Ill
les gelungen. Ser i'm grpreBtpagen
Ii6 belinbenbe betpaffnete Beamte MUIR
be aber ebenfans bur9 Die grplofon
unb als bic &duber berbeiz
,iltem, empfing er 5ie nit elmer 6albe.
Die Drei auf Der 2ofomotine tpnrben
oabur6 ,lnrubig, iprangen berab unb
1ii6teten. Die in ibrem Iprbaben ge=
t6rten giienbabnrduber tpe9ielten et=
pa IS S9u1Ie nit benz 8eamten Der
grpreB= =&ompagnie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-04
aleieer! aleiper! a1eiser!

Gleiber fir Ginber, &naben u. 0erren.
sd o1erire Die billigifen &leioer in
Der Gta6t uno perfaufe einen guten Mn,
aug fir &inber gu $3.50, fir &na6en
bon $3.50 on unb aufpdrts uno fur
6erren su $500; lebtere f6nnen anber=
,Ddrts ni6t fir $40 gefeuft meroen.
Weeine Mustpabl bon ueberr6den fir
Ginber, &naben unb Serren fann nidt
iibertroffen tperben. Sd berfaufe einen
@atonate=lleberrof gu $2,75, friiberer
Yreis So. ueberr0de in anortirten Tar=
ben bon $500.
leber mein Eager BON Gurniibing
GOODS braude i6 nidt biel gu iagen.
Sd bite nur um einen Belu1 un0 man
tpiro ielbit ausfnoen, oaB in allen
8ran9en meines Geiddfts cine rei6e
Muswabl porbanben 1T. Die billisen
preile iperben sSebermann in gritaunen
ieben. ba i9 enti6lofen bin, ben Store
auf Der Mlamo 10 bal6 als mDglid
aussuperfaufen.
Man lefe unb erfabre,
mas anes binnen 80 9asen berfaufi
iperben muB. Man made ii6 ben
8ortbeil su nube unb faufe Glanea al
ler Garben ftiidmeiie su unb unter &o=
5ienpreis. 200 @tiid braunen unb &C.
blei9ten 8aum,poll Glonen, braune
unb geblei6te 9omeities; miHen per=
fauft uerbem. 800 Stiid aKortirte,
9leioertofe, Gaimir, Waterproof,
eeSeans uno @ottonabe.
Gabelbaft bilig meroen namentlid
berfauft: ipeiBe uno farbige Blanfets,
Quilts, gomforters, 9amait uno ba=
mafene Qanbtiider, @erbietten, $iid=
unb Bettbeden. Cine groBe 9lustpabl
bon Grrniibins @ooos fur Samen II
nod porrdtbig. 8eiab, &ragen, Gbeml
ietteu, S6leifen, Goriets, 0anof6ub'
&C. Wfit beoeutenben Opfern pertauft
i9: 9ollmans, ulfers, Wfdntel uni
@9ube fir Damen unb 2inbe.
Sd berfaufe n1eine Waaren unte1
6oitenpreis unb made ieoe @oncurren
unm6gli6.
G.. b. Frank,
Mlamo.
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Sin nieblider 86rienldlera tpi,

- Gin niebli6er B6rieni9er3 tpirb
bonn 30. g." beri9tet: Seit einiger
3eit iinb bic Mftien Der @ottbarbbabn
3u einem SpetuIationspapier geporben.
6as 3iemli6 erbebliden @oursi9man=
fungen ausseiebt III uno in LETTER 3eit
iinb bic papiere fat INNER geitiesen.
Nn Der iiinffen 8erliner B6rie aber tpa>
rem iie bebeutenb niebriger. .9u lieber
6immel" = meinte elm f9nellfertiser
86rientpib rDie Gottbarbbabn 1T
eben cine Gebirgsbabn, -auf ber einen
Seite gebt iie berauf auf Der anbern
gebt iie berunter 80"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-04
Cine ruhiae Wadlt unb fr6hli

= Cine rubiee gfadt unb fr0blides
grma9en ibres Ginbes iinb fur cine
Mautter oas gr6Bte @ergniigen; gebrau=
9et baber Neuitdbter's Deut=
f4es &inbermebl /" pd6otro=
pbine) als Nabrung gurer Gin6er, un6
bas f6nele @ebeiben oerielben mir6
bas bette 3eugniB fir bieies iegensrei=
DIE Ndbrmittel abgeben. gs 1T Der
ein3ige. in ieber Weiie bic Muttermil6
erieeenbe Nabrungsitoff fur @duglinge
unb fleine Ginber. vDeuti d 6es
Ginbermeb I" ipirb BON Neraten
febr empfoblen unb lit in allen renonlz
mirten Mpotbefen gu baben.
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DIR. s. Silshee hot hos q3rpbl

= DR.. S. Silsbee bot bas problem
9el6f. eines Der gr6bten 2eioen Der
Menidbeit, ndbmli6 9dmorrboioen,
5u heilen. ANAKESIS beibt bas nors
treffi@e Mittel, wel9es ii9 bereits in
bielen tauienb, mitunter ben bartnddlgs
ten, Jdllen oOllfommen beipdbrt bat.
y. Neuhdoter & Co.. Bpr 3946, 9tetp
Dorf, fdiden einem Seoen, ber es per'
lan9t, foitenfrei Mufer unb Gebrau9s>
onweiiung nod allen 9beilem ber Ser.
Staattn. gu baben in atlen renonl'
mirten Npotbefen. 9ltet eu1 Dol
Na1abnungen. Nhtet barauf, bal
bic llnteridrift bon 6. Silsbee, M. ..
fi@ auf ieber Seite Der Sda6tel befin.
bet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-04

*2poia g. pinfbam, beren tpoblz
ipollenbe Geli9ts3iise mir beinabe it ie:
BET 2eitung, bic uns in bic Sdnbe
fommt, antreffen, fdeint entbedt gu ba=
ben, mas Mbbiion ben sroBen glerir,
ber ben menf9li6en @eiit aufredt err
bdlt", nennt. gs eri6eint unatueifel=
baft. baB iie bas patentre6t bat. uno
einen grobartigen Contract gema9t. bas
Snpaliben>@orps bes Mmerifanii6en
Jrauen>@ei6le6tes tpieber ber3ultellen
unb bliiben su MAIDEN. - 9us bem
.0lpbe."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-04

= Wdbrenb Der lebten aebn Sabre
bat ii9 in Neuiiibmales, Nuitralien, bic
,3abl Der S9afe BON 16 auf 33 Willioz
nen permebrt; iie 1T iebt 6auptreid)e
tbum bieier britii6en Rolonie. Dages
gegen fommt bic 3inbbieb3u9t in Mbs
nobme. unb bas &inbfeif9 1T berelts
febr tbeuer.
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DR.. f. Rankin,
.6DmDppdtbi16er Mr3t,

Office 272, Commerce Strabe.
Sp.,tal,tdt: 8,baabIuns &rsnif&tr 8ranttsi>
ten, Grauentranfb beittn. &ransteitti Fer
Gunse, bes 6tv1ens unb ttr 3aut.
1dmerrtptb psrbtn mad elmer ntn,n Mt
bsbe uuter Oarantie aet.tIt. 17,1i6W
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.BUCHUPAIBA..

S&neue, aranbli&e BUR fiir ulle
i&mer5litfu Nieren=, Blaien= unb Trims
Drsan>4raulbeiten. 81. Bel apoftos
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La. IL.

Die 3cuiftana Staotelotterte III bte elaatse. BIZ
BON btm 0olk enboifiri nuros
Qoutitar1a 5tate Seottern So.
Diefts SnRitui purbt SABRE 1858 fir g.
ateban9s> unb DptltbdtiSftits 6we6e Ssn b.
6taat6lee fur ben Bei,raum BON fanfunb'
tpanlis Sabren sefesliH inesrpprirt NIT ttntr
einsn Reftrsefonb son $3.50. .oos binsus.fast ta'
Dur& Elm dberfAmsusIiGss Boinm puHben ibr
Rs&te Cit 9beil Der eeeenmdrttgsn Staaisten,
ffttution. auesnomntn am 2. December 1917
glue quite @efegem6eit (etn @ln6
81. r1a6en.
ibrs erossn 3tepunssn sea stnssinsi
Rum n tr n ftnben mondtlidt fat. Nkmals rtrs
tiue 9tebuns serf&oben. ManIeft na@folssnf'n
Ylan.
@roBes Yromenaben Gpn3ert,
mdbrenb melhem bic auBercrbentlihe
bulbidhrlide 3iehunS
In Sem Orl.ane ben 10. December. 1881, Flalie
R. ifattflnoet
aue ualer. finfiisn ai.brno., frhe; feti sns
Iuffdi unb tei une ter @tn,rdls
q. o. 8eaMrrgara una 3oMisiaea M
aabal q. carly uou Tirgtatfn.
Aamptprets 100000
Iidets gu 10 Dollar ieces Salte 1idett
IS 6iiuli.l So unc 3ean1el 81.
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1@Die Diamant-Jarben baben fir
atz@ebrau6 ibres @leiden ni6t.
Ollie mobernen Garben, bauerbaft unb
f96n, 10 gents bas padet.
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Dte lann m a n bic St unbbst
t3ern.

g IN feit,am, eab S,manb NIT aeiSsn
bstaftst N. BE bur6 unretnes Blut tnt'
Rstsn, wenn @ oasalts bic @siuno'
ssit In pbyni&en OrSanismus pisbsr bsr'
Gstlt. @olabalis ta Elm BARTENDER Syrup,
anssnebm ,u nsbmtn, unb Der bsae bic isst
sn.eedts Blutrttnieer. W betlt
Seropbsln. iyptilitii&s 2etesn. Nttrsn'
f&wd&e. GrYRpslas, maiartlde estosn,
glsruSetGt, Sandhs, @auenlttbsn uno
3ranlhettsn bee Btutss, ber 9sber. BIT
Ntsrsm, bee Wassns, Der 6aut s.
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Daters vain Yamaeea tetlI
S&mtr3.n tei Wtnl&sn unb 9tisren.

Or. @oees's Worm SYrup
tGbtet bic OIrmer au8entltdlt&.
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= Dnspspaa Der sefdbrli&te Tstno
Der Vetnnbbeit. mito bui& Anwenoun8
BON >. dders DsspepHa< Tablets" turirt.
1et alien arotbetern 40 baten.
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I1,779 Otnimne In Detrast ssu $672, ,sos
Deslautieuns.l
aDir beIttinistn bisrbur&. hab MIR ole An'
prbnpns bel ben mpnail,@tn unb talbidlrlidtn
6iebunssn Der 2ouiFana Staatsioitsrts-Sem..
paanie ubern olben unb perf6nli1 ecntroltrtn. 80
berrftt bel be. 8iebunaen Gtrlid cit fesen STE
hermann. Wir ermd6ttpen bic Gcmpasnie, eiss
fts Gtrtifieat fur ibre an3sissn IL benubsn.'
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San ba8 sribte unb be aprre afn 4as in Sera bette
bnb alien Sprten enfan boppeltn gorb unb naber
Slinten gan ane Gabr @epplps, WuniOn unb Sasbsrts
Iaiten lp ale In ibr Sad etnialasnbe Arl ertauen b9
aanos t 9a f@id fur ua
wrbe 1917 ~o~
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aasi,4. Crete Nreat
erl1eint
lib nit ausnabme bes @onntc6s
anb lpfet
s'h 90 far tas Sa6r pber $3.50 far
Nlcnsft
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-26
TREES AND sIIKUnBEnY.
First.claAs Opportunity for Would. b.
v va 81 Purclpuscrh lHereuhnusu # U

A First.claxs Opportunity for Would be
N'.ts . Purchasers lHcreabouts. ~.
Mr. N. l.. Hill, OF this city, has been ap.
pointed General Agent for this vicinity Of the
George A. Stone Nursery Company, Of Rocl,.
ester, New York, one Of the best known and
most reliable firms IN the nursery business In
the country,a and is now delivering the first in.
sta)ment Of goods in this line ordered by him
from the firm. The company handles. all
kin;s Of fruit and ornamental trees. shrub.
berry, grape vines, rose bushes, flowers and
ornamental plants, raspberry gooseberry,
blackberry and curfans bushes Of the most
popular mud proliIit yarieties, und all kinds
Of stock pertaining 10 d nursery
business. ~ THEY !, also Import rsr,.
Towering shrubs and vines, and make
a specially Of several new varieties Ct crane
vines OF their own propagation. The pup.
lington grape, which IL rapidly assuming tie
lead with growers, eau BE hid Of no Stl,er
dealers, and the A Inbcr queen and August
giant, recently offered, bill fair to be as pop
uiar. The couipany's in'port.tions this year
include clematis, rare roses, azlleas and rho
dodcndrons.. or the poplington grape 100 900
vines were this year put on the market, and
tue demand IS constantly growing. I,.r,.4f1
! One thing about the manner III which the
firm ships their goods should commend them
to purchasers. The consignment slrcudy re.
ceived BY Mr. Hill shows the utmost care and
intelligence in packing goods to prevent in.
jury. All trees are puddled-a process I'M.
deistood by all agricultural men. The roofs
are plunged in IL puddle OF mud and water,
which foTms.a coating around them, pre.
venting evaporation perfectly. They are
then packed in moss and securely boxed. In
this way they can be shipped for any distance
without impsirlng their vigor or injuring
their condition. Flowers and bedding
plants ARE packed securely in moss
aud wrapped in oiled paper, which
protects them from inj,,si-
Gus exposure TO the air, aud when received
by Mr.. Hill 8 customers all the plants are as
fresh and thriving as il they had merely been
transplan.ed from one portion OF their own
grounds 10 another. The arrangements Mr..
Hill has effected secure to persons In this
part OF the country practically all the nd.
vantages afforded by the close proximity OF
the nursery itself, which for variety, quality
and condition cannot be cxcelled any place.
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miscellaneous Lcyce LUcnfs JOtted Down
! by Our s'Snll.'' '"

Miscellaneous L.cvce Locals JOttcd Dow 81
by Our ''.SalI.'' lei"
Capt Charlie Mnblenan, Of the Andes,
registered at the ST. James yesterday. rs
The John Lon,as AID Elaine failed to pu,
in appearance from below yesterday. g'l'
The river dropped al inch or so yesterday
the marks las. evening indicating dept. Of
2 fec: II inches. -..,.s..f-' .a''.. e,
The Anderson came Off the docks yestc1.
day afternoon. and set about preparing to
leave for Cincinnati. ~
The Diurnal arrived yesterday afternoon
about o'clock, and the Regular departed in
her place about O'Clock. aT''i
The Little Anna Is experiencing consider.
able difficulty in making landings at Martins
Ferry OIL account Of low water.
Tho towboats at Pittsburgh are being lifted
up In order to be ready for the first rise. Jus,
how long they will have 10 wait is what no
fellow eau lind out. ). g,, an I'd, d.
The purnal yesterday after unloading,
went TO bun ut the foot OF Fourteentl. street,
but will probably leave to-day for parkers.
burg in place Of the G. W. Bachelor.
The remains Of Churlic Sweeney. son Of
Capt Campbeli Sweeney, who died or, board
his fathers new boat, Lind Grove, when near
New Orleans last week, arrived In the city
last evening. ,..y., 4 .pain Ili5.''
The wreck OF the Robert L. Lee will be
disposed Of at auction In New Orleans on
Tuesday, October 3lst. The wreck comprises
hull boilers, engines, ANCHORS, shafts, DC, us
It now lies sunE in the Mississippi river,
thirty miles below Vickshurg, in low water. +.
It is announced that an Iron steamship
manufacturing company is to DO organized
aud incorporated under special act Of Con.
gress, II possible, the works to be in or near
Washington, Oh the Potomac river. National
aid seems to he expected, and one OF the PRO.
motors Of the company says that such aid
will doubtless be furnished II required.
Joseph Walton & Co.. have contract Tor
the construction OF fifteen boats for the
Government These are similar to the qnes
hnllt there Il year ago, and are designed tor
the transporting Of stone and willow used In
the Mississippi improvement. They are
built like long, low barge, deckcd over nd
their dimensions are 100 by Is feet They
have contracted 10 com ple!c the fifteen by
December lst. The mills running an cx!ri,
turn, and the firm cannot find us many men
as they want to work in the yard. +. ,r-5gls
Oil CRY, October 25.-Rives 4 inches
Weather clear and cool. 4, n, ~ ,gl3.iFl
PITTSBURGH, October 25.-Eiyer 5 inches
and stationary. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, October o5.-Riyer7 feet 9
inches and falling. Weather fur mud cool.
1.oyIsylLLE, October 55.-Riyer 4 feet 10
inches In tho canal and 81 inches OH the
fills. Business dull. Weather pleasant.
MANSON, !Sp.,s October 25.- Capt. Samuel
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A COOP OFFICERS FALSE sTrp.
A Policeman Found IN n Compromising
L'..-. bItuRiien With 4 Woman. I'm

A story cume 10 the cars of the city press a
short time before the hour for going 10 press
yesterday morning which Affected go serious.
~ tile reputation OF those concerned and was
Of such n character ihai, although II seemed
undoubtedly true, the English papers agreed
to say nothing about the reportod Occurrences,
yesterday, but wait for further Developments.
The developments followed, and LEFT no on.
portunity for tho man most nearly Concetne,.
10 escape from tho natural consequences OF
his iaisd step Pr ''H5N p" ~" iF.
y Shortly hiier midnight Tuesday night,
Harry Mason, Of the Hook and Ladder Com.
pany, who was visiting IN tho country WITH
his wife, returned to Ills House In Centre
Wheeling, and went to his bed room. lie
was accompanied by his brother, Jack, and
the two were greatly surprised upon reaching
the room to And Il occupied. They entered,
nevertheless, and found the occupants to be
Mr. Mason's hired rpirl, u Mrs.
Henrietta. aud Joe Bartltn, well known
member Of the city police force whose beat
y IN the Ftith ward. Mr.. Mason expressed
his opinion OF such conduct,which provoked
l,aruin aud the woman, and d tlstiou'ti follow.
ed, IN which Mason WINS knocked down BY
Barum, and his clothes badly torn, JucI
Mason then interfered, and at The same time
Harry grasped a d0tidle-barrcled shot gtu
which stood In tho corner. twas fortunate.
~ not loaded, and Darnm escaped. dvHMia"ti
. Yesterday morning Mason made inforn,a.
ton against Dtvun and Mrs. Hem eI,ta bclo, .
Squire Philips. charging them with ndullery,
both being married, and they appeared ana
tue trial was set for Friday. Subsequently
Daram's WI fe induced Mason to promise to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-26

On Monday and Tuesday next VIC are TO
have two good games OF base ball. We say two
good games mlvisedly. und the public Gun
rely OIL seeing two Of HE finest Iamcs ever
witnessed IN the city. The contestants will
he the buckeye club, OF Columbus, ind the
Standard nine reinforced by several Of the
hest players procurab!e. The Standard nine
will be ns follows:
Bafkley, catcher. ar-n
Darrah, pitcher. T..
Welsh, first base
.tInkins, second base. Wa 'T.rr.''
Glasscock, short stop. ,.....,..
Miller, third base. ~ 2 .'"''l'1 f
Rowe, left field. / :
MoiIhtt, middle field. t,G W. A.
Rhees. Figh. HELD @i F.- .u,A
Dlrrah uud Welsh are from the Crockery
City nine. Of East Liverpool, ,Gusscocs
piayed with the original Standards and is
now resting AT his home in this city after his
season with the Clevelnnds. ia -s,....
The coming boat race between George
Wesserbcr und Billy Briceland, at Wells
burg on Saturday, Is the most prominent
sporting event In the near future, but the
boys are n little at u loss how TO stake their
money. Not as much has been put up on II
AS It was expected there would be. The r..
W. 4 Ky, road will have big excursion up.
PETE Boil, the Port Perry giant oarsman,
has been In the city among his many friends
Tor several days. =
Jack GlasscOk came home from Cleveland
yesterday for the winter.
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= : vV---P-Fr-F- Z,
NEIGlIlsl,lekROUD NEwN.f
NOUN DSvlLLE.

Mr.. Shannon, a prominent member Of The
St. Clairsviilc, Ohio bar is in town. : ~
The ktoman mill received twelve or fifteen
gondola loads Of ply metal Tuesday last. u
Mrs. Homer, vile OF Sheriff llornsr, OF
Harrison county, has been visiting her
consin,'J! g.. ltorner, Of the First ward, for
some days past. (: Fi7i ,''@, g. ~
YIN; McAill, Of Ihe Third ward returned
ye!setaay nom Coloralo, where he has heen
"prospectine'! fol wealthy New York CON:
pany for several months pist: d {fT1i@
Marllpsvllle, 1hrrs sLe Md b been Wis visiting il
her daughter, MIS-. Sep Hill, before leaving
for Iowa, where she will spend the winter.
Z. "A cordial Invitation is extended to our
citizens, and 81 rangers sojourning among MS,
to attend the festival anl'sppper to he given
!'y ths ladies' Of the Il. u. church, ut Assem-.
bly, Hall this evening", ilNgi@-&tsN n
J: The annual conv0cation OF tile Episcopal
church convened here yesterday,and viii con.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-26

The annual exhibition Of the Wayaessu,g
Pennsylvania Fair Association will be held
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday, October
.3, q and %. 1889. This Association offers
the most liberal premiums Of any County
Fair In the State. The exhibits OF fine stock
aud agricultural products are always IN.
surpassed. Some OF the most noted horses
on Tho turf nre entered for trinls Of speed.
which take place daily, on the finest and
vatiia. The baltimore 4 Ohio RAILROAD Co,
will 1el excursion tickets on all regular
trains every day during the fair, at tho Low
rate Of Is. 90 for the round trip. Ticksta
good 10 return on my train uatiI October
10Th y n = ~ 81 81 tti,g!t'S,l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-26

DR.. PlEncE's Golden Medical Discovery"
has beso,'4s 20 thoroughly: establishpa in
moss Of people 1t would not BID necessary 10
call attention to its power to Cure consiiglp.
ton. which ~ scrofala OF the lungs, and 9th:
or blood dlsaases as eFnptipnsl bl6tches, MIN,
Pies, ulGers. and liver complaints. fMTnlW5T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-26
fINANcrALlAxp co,,nERc1.,.
Now York fIon,I nnI s,nek.

NEW Yonk. October Money Der cen.
eloslns a. 4 PET cent Primo mercantile rsper CsS
pes cent. Startling Exchange bankers Bills STEADY
At u sl}ii demanoSi SJN. d Itf m IN Il
no NJ : $3.50 ,nas ~, ~
T. & r. ..icn,isd io; N Wi!xSs",-lo5
Il, g IL IT, s1 .,s,,ne 81. 9. hns-"leg
II 4 Il co,nnn, s'" mS,, y + pohus hns.'l!5}s
t rg,e = oi nsG sinking iund-lliM
ri" s"snnS. Ky ~ laG la.u Sts-
o "... sV,a'' nv ofahd 1--WE" sl%s
kAiLsoan BoNbs7AetIye and genemlly higher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-26

AS the season Is now here when every uer.
son Is In need Of good substantial foot wear
| desire 80 call attention: to my lnrsc and
well sulccted stock OF seasonnble goods, which
| aell ut lower. prices, quality consIderelI
than can ba- purchased slsewheres4 Akrer
soma! inspection will convince you Of The
truth OF this statement, a.. j. Y. ELoNp,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-26

A''Da not grasp at tho shadow aud lose tho
substance" ksdncy..Wort Is ab!e,to convert
the sabStsuce Of established Ieultll, Said u
sufferer from kidney trouble when asked to
try kidney.Wort for II remedy "l.llttry II.
but 1t will b. my last dosc.."@y II cured hin,
and now lie recommends It tto;ull, Iii Won
have dlsoTdered kidneys don't fail 10 sry Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-26
1HE usual northumberland ut tieNcw
Mrl.nre House Sample Rooms dnily.
Indications.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. October %. IA. M.-Eor
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
southeast u northwest winds, followed In
the western portion By colder weather and
rising barometer. ~.
Fur the Lower Lake Region, slightly cooler,
generally fair weather, northwest 10 south.
west Winds rising barometer. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-26
Blum ~ Marks,
CLOAK HOUSE, llGG MAIS ST.
o. Factories, 53l Market stItct. Philadelphia,
nc2t & Walker Street. New York.
ahe qtttdliigel1&e1;.
Ou,ee: nos. Is and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.
Notire-Sealed Proposals.. 1.'e
Natural Fruit Flavors.
For ltent-Jalncs A. Henry.
Just OpenGd-Joiln Friedel.
MOLE SkIN PLUSH.

n you intend 10 get my Mole Skin
Plush II will serve your interest 10 exam.
iac II line Of extra quality opened ont TO-
day. Our price Is $50. They ARE 20
inches wide, heavy soft pile, nnd were
imported 10 sell ut $3.50. VIC have
Black, Bronze, Garnet, Ruby, Cardinal,
Navy, Myrtle.
ny nJpC &, IN