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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-26
ARheelInr nor YinnIenteh.

The following extract from personal letter
from former citizen OF Wheeling, now in
kansas City, to amember ofthe ISTELLIoENcER
staff, explains itself. We take pleasure in
publishing the explanation 1t furnishes:
Some time ago the INrELuoExCER pub
llshed an item about Chas. Cohager, a
Wheeling boy here, who was arrested for
train robbery, and Il gave him a pretty hard
name. never knew him before coming out
here, but as he worked for the 0glebays ]
naturally got acquainted with him. He was
one OF the best workmen ever knew, and
naturally big-hearted fellow; but at the
time Of the fire which burnt the Oglebays out
be began drinking then after awhile Staight.
ened up and disappointed on the Merchants
police, between whom and the regular police
there is naturally very jealous feeling He
resigned from that position, aud about three
weeks afterwards was arrested on the charge
OF attempted train robbery. To-day he was
discharged without trial, after being held
for about SIX weeks This city and county is
blessed with an efficient az and ex.raofdi,
narily active police system; active especially
when the James boys are far away in Texas
or Kentucky, and Cohagens arrest was nc.
complished by this force. They excel the
Wheeling police in their most notorious days
when a drunken man or little boy was the
height OF their ambition to arrest. What
want you to do, II you think 1t right, Is Ia
put in an item about Cohagen's release. We
Wheeling people out here are Jealous Of our
good name, and We don't want anything done
that will cast shadow on one Of us.u
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nIrthdar Party.

Last eyeningat the residence OF Mr.. Philip
Darby, No. 725 Market street, there was
gathered one Of the pleaSantest little social
crowds 1t has been the pleasure OF our Jen.
hns to note during the present season. Tie
occasion was the nineteenth birthday OF MI,
Darby's charming daughter, Miss Anna. The
weather outside was anything but pleasant,
but inside everything was bright and jolly,
Miss Anna received her guests with smile
that made them feel at home at once. About
9 o'clock warm supper was spread TO which
the attention Of all was devoted for the time
being Later in the evening light refresh.
ments were handed around, while music and
dancing filled in the remainder OF the dime
and caused the evening to pass too quick,
Among those present were noticed Misses
Mollie and Emma Kuhn, Minnie and Lille
White, Ruth Morrill,, Laura and Jane Long,
1dbbie DorRing and Laura McNichOl, and
Messrs, VIM. Rumble, Geo. Miller, Otto Bart
Joe Browning, B, White, James and Frank
Darby, n. Sanders, Joe Hervey, WIN. Muir
ply, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Darby, Mr.. and
Ms Hervey, Mr.. and Mrs, ]. n. Charnock
Mr., Darby and his wife were aSsiduous IN
their efforts TO make the friends Of theiI
daughter have a good time and they wert
highly successful, Miss Anna was, In addi
ton 70 the hearty congratulations OF hel
friends, the recipient OF several handsome
presents
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MISSING MeDOAL.
A Question AZ 20 whether He is Really
MIasIng.


For a day or two rumors have been clrcula.
ting in very circumScribed circles to the ei.
feet that a prisoner had escaped from the
county Jail more than q week ago, and that
for some reason the fact had been kept close
secret An industrious reporter got upon
the case yesterday, and proceeded to investi-
gate. The rumor soon took definite shape It
was said that James McDoal, young man
committed TO Jail by Squire Philips last fall,
for burglary and larceny at the residence OF
2, Springer, in this county, had escaped. The
man was arrested by Officer Junkins, OF the
City Police, at the Second ward market
house, soon after the crime was committed.
Sheriff Brown was interviewed but re-
fused to tell anything about the rumored es-
cape. He did not deny the story, however.
Another gentleman, who, however, had no
personal knowledge OF the matter, said that
MEDICAL had escaped, and was still at large,
and that an officer had been sent up the river
for him.
Last night reporter visited the Jail. Tailor
Daley was absent, but the night Waterman
was interviewed. "Haye you prisoner here
named James McDoal2" the reporter asked.
The guard hesitated, and finally said, not
very decidedly, "Yes, SIR" He was then
tsheA agOut tub EepOTLeu escape, anu bAlu
that he had heard OF no such rumor; McDoal
had not attempted to escape, to his knowl-
edge, nor had there been any circumstances
observed that would lead to suspicion that
he desired 10 escape. He had seen MEDICAL
at supper.
Satisfied that the rumor was untounded,
the reporter retired. Subsequently, how
ever, Jailor Daley was found. He at first
denied any knowledge OF such report. 40
forwards he admitted that McDoal had man
aged one night week or so ago to slip the
bolt OF the door between the prison and the
second story OF the jailors residence, and es-
cape into the latter part Of the building, but
that the Waterman, land the very one, by the
way, who was so ignorant Of any such cir
cumstancel had discovered him and reim-
prisoned him. Mr.. Daley said he had not
been out of the building. He had been sick
with typhoid fever, and so was given the
freedom Of the corridor, ofwhich he took i'd
vantage as stated. The bolt has been re-
paired so as to preclude the possibility Of
such an occurrences being repeated.
subsequently man was met who offered
TO bet literally that McDoal.was not in the
Jail He said he had left without being seen,
and letter OF farewell had been found in the
Jail; It seems strange, however, that such
could be the case, and the probability is that
Dailey's version is the correct one, though
the mystery thrown around such trifiing
matter Is rather peculiar
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Below We give few more expressions from
members Of the House of Delegates as to how
they expect to vote on the resolution to sub
NIT to a vote of the people the Constitutional
amendment prohibiting the making and sale
OF intoxicating liquors;
Mr.. Prince; 81 am for II; that Is unless /
change my notion"
Mr.. Day: ~ feel that to represent my peo-
pie faithfully must vote in the negative"
Mr., Babb: " will vote aye, have been
committed to that for some time.n
Nh. Sydenstrieker: II expect to vote for it
unless something should occur not now for.
seen to make 1t Objectionable"
NIT" N''N
Mr.. Hackworth: ~ am Of the opinion that
J. will vote againstit think that will meet
! the views OF my people,"
Mr.. Lurty; u will have to vote to submit.
( dontsee how q man can do otherwise with.
out saying in effect that the people are NOT
capable OF deciding for themselves"
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,d SA.S q s9;S.,. Irregular on nOdent'
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Allow cold TO advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious mnladies, such
as Pneumonia, HemOrrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be Sc
readily attained? BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRuI
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure OF Coughs Colds and the severest Lung
Diseases. isDr. Boschee'S famous German
prescription, and is prepared with the greatest
care, and ne fear need be entertained in I'D.
miniStering II to the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale OF this medicine Is un.
precedented. Since firStintroduced there has
been constant increasing demand and with.
out single report Of failure TO do It's work in
any case. Ask your Druggist as TO the truth
OF these remarks. Large sizes 10 cents. Try
itand be convinced. TThsAW
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A CousH. Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In
durable lung disease or CONSUMPTION.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the inflamed parts, allay.
Ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron.
chiis, Coughs, Catarrah and Throat Troubles
which singers and public speakers are sub
iect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi-
Having been tested BY wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tAined well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold at 25 cents q
box everywhere. TTuAAw
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wasimmense. Aboutmidnlght iightnfrsih.
tnenn were served. II was voted big sue
eet1 all around
TBT GefnRnls Singing Society gave q grand
bal masque at their hall last night. Mayer
Furnished the music and good time was
SEBASTIAN RAvExaR, who lives in Centre
Wheeling with his son.in.law, Andy Stein,
has been mysteriously missing since Mon.
day.
coSvRST HAIL was crowded last night 10
witness the dramatic entertainment men.
TONED yesterday, given by the WhelAn Liter.
airy Society.
LAST evening, despite the horrible weather,
q jolly card party gathered at the pleasant
home OF Miss Cora Zane, on the Island, and
was handsomely entertained by that lady.
TlE big -Four" will give grand ball at
Washington Hall on February 10, the pro
ceells TO be used In purchasing double
scull for George Wclsgerber. The Opera
House Orchestra willfuFniSh the music,
SHORTLY before midnight last night two
men were seen by passing pedestrian, at
tempting TO effect an entrance TO the front
door OF George Hess meat Etore In East
Wheeling. Atelephone message was sent "a
Captain Bennett, and be went out, but could
see nobody whom be would be justified In
arresting on suspicion. One panel Of the front
door was removed and another had lbeeu
tempered with.
YESTERDAY afternoon there was a meeting
OF the trustees appointed at the last meeting
OF the late Wheeling Library Association "a
take charge Of the books and effects OF that
deflnct and dead institution, at the rooms Of
the Board OF Education, with the committee
lately appointed by the Board to arrange, II
possible, for the transfer OF the library
property to tho Board OF Education, It 10 use
the books for the use Of the geneal public.
The Board Of Trustees unanimously decided To
make the transfer provided the Board Of Ed.
ucation would provide that the library
should be kept up and used for the PUZZLE.
This is In accordance with the instructions
OF the stockholders. The Board will meet
tonight to take action.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-26
PERSONAL AFFAIRS.
Gossip About wheeling People and
Their Friends.

Their Friends.
G. S. White, Of Romney, is in the city.
Capt Crawford and wife left yesterday fol
Iowa City. "
The politeness Of Dookecper Kelly, Of th,
Senate, has become proverbinl.
Mr.. Storm, tho artist, who has been sick fol
several weeks is slowly recovering.
Col. VIM. Exley has gone to Cincinnati or
the Andes for a few days recreation,
VIM, Leighton, Jr., is ut present trayelint
among friends and relativesin New England
Mr.. c. A. Freeman, one of the GBrick
Kings ofNew Cumberland, Hancock county
is in town.
Mr.. Samuel D. Huttcy, connected with
Bradstreets commercial Sgency, is stopping
c. P. and A. D. Dewey, Of Chicago, ILL.,
formerly Of Cadiz, o. are sojourning few
days In the city.
Ex-senator W. II. TAR, of Wellsburp. wa,
about his old haunts Tuesday, shakipI
hands with old friends.
Captain Lowry got leave OF absence yester
DAY. He knew no ladies would brave the
weather and visit the House OF Delegates.
Profs. Carl and Edward Hermann mr.
rived from New York last evening and re-
eeived HEARTY welcome from their 1umerou.
DR.. chas. Boggs, Of franklin, Pendletor
county, was buried last Sunday. He was 4
son Of; the late Gen. Boggs, well known
throughout the State.
After an absence Of about five months Rev
Long, State Bible Agent, has returned 10 hi.
home in Wheeling from active labors in re
mote parts of West Virginia.
Next Governor George P. Sergeant anc
MeSsrs. W. l.. Ice and T. P. r. brown, d
at the Mcclure at meal time. Mr., J. r. Roc
CESS, Of Clarksburg, is also registered at The
Mcclure.
A. s. Craig, of steubenville; E. B. Taylol
and A. N. Mozier, Of DennisOn; n. c. Dcane
and r A. Benebrake, Of Pittsburgh, promi
nently connected with Pittsburgh, Cincin
natl & St. Louis Railroad, were at tie Mcclure
House yesterday.
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The. Great Ono DoIInr CITt Poo,, o..


The One Dollar Gift Book Store. at No I50C
Market street, was crowded all day yesterdSy
as usual. Among the buyers We noticed
many OF our prominent citizens, the IegisIs.
tnre also being well represented. Many hand.
some presents were given away, and the
6o9k,bayers generally seemed we'll pleased adj !,
Below We give the names OF a few person,
who received nice gifts: Ps''ONS
plated castor. ''''st
AN NJ. James Fletcher, silver plated butter
M. Jos: Herman, Alley 3, silver ice pitcher.
Mn, arsi kelIee1, 25l0 Market street, silver
dish. F''''SN outer
Mis-; Gallegan, Benwood, diamond ring
Mr. Hellehbright silver plated castor
Miss ]. Devine, gold ring. '
Also numerous other valuable RiIts IN Il.
dies and gentlemen who objected 10 bsy, ne
their names published.
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The river last evening indicated on III.
guege marks depth OF fleet and stationary
business was driven entirely from the wbar
ny the slippery condition oil the leyee, which
was almost deserted the entire day.
The Belle Prince arrived with a tow Of tie.
and bark from down the river.
There were no through packets that passed
A Marietta dispatch says: The steamer.
Mallie RaRon and Science have been pur
chased by George strecker, who will disnan.
le them anu put the machinery into new
new boat will have steel boilers and and nj
the modern improvement, and will be ready
for business April 1.
PiTTsBuRoH, January 25.-River I feet
inches and falling. Weather rainy. The
ing the night N'
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CGRBuNKLEs, FelonS, Boils, Sores Of long
Standing such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc, posi-.
lively cured without the ard OF knife OF
poultiee, by using Mrs. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salye. Piles, Salt Rheum, Ery.
dpelaS Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblains,
etc, 1t has never failed to cure. For sale BY
Logan & Go. p1W
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AT a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Riverside Iron Works, held at their office last
evening. the old Board was reelected, viz,
! n. Vance, W. L. Hearn, n. wilkinson,
I. J. Hearn, j, D. Culbertson and 6. r
Dewey.
At the meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Top Mill. held yesterday, the following
Board OF Directors was chosen for the ensu.
ing year: Messrs. ]. P. Gilchrist, Geo. X,
Wheat, VIM. A. Isett, 7. H. Logan, II. H.
hom6rook, Q. D. Hubbard and G. r. Hub
bard, Its the old Board with the execution
Of Mr. Hornbrook, who Ais tie place oecu.
pied by II. schmulbach.
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WAslnSoroN, D. c., January 20-1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light
rains, followed by fair and slightly warmer
weather, south to west winds, falling followed
Uprising barometer.
For the Lake region, rain, followed by
clearing weather in the western portion,
south to west winds, slight change in tenn.
perature, and falling followed BY rising
barometer in the Lower Lake region, and
rising barometer, stationary or lower tenn
perature in the Upper Lake region.
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II is q remarkable fact that Thomas Eelec
tic OH Is asgood forinternal as external use
For diseaseof the lung and throat, and 70
rheumatsmt neuralgia, crick In the back
wounds aud sores, It Is the best know
remedy, and much trouble Is saved by bayinl
II railways on hand.
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THE world pays but little honor to prom.
ises unless they are clinched by fulfllment;
and that is why the world praises ST. Jacobs
OIL; 1t promises to cure rheumatism, and does
so In every instance and without fail.
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Che GatelIigenrer,
once. Nos. IS aud ~ Fourteenth street
New ADVERTISEMENT,

Large Spring Wagon for Sale.
Sealed Proposals.
Trustees Sale of Island Property.
For Sale or Rent.
Notice-schmulbach Brewing Company.
Attention, Sir knights.
Talmage Lecture.
A Catd-Jos speidel & Co.
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Goro your druggist for IRA. Freeman, Nerr
National Dyes For brightness and durability
OF color, are unequaled. Color from . to 5
pounds Directions in English and German.
Price is cents.
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Good 7A octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but a short time, will be sold at 1
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store, 1142 Main street.
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Burdock Blood Bitters Bring Back health
when the Body Is Badly dIsordered By i'm.
pure Blood. Blliousness, Indigestion consti.
patton, dyspepsia and other Bad disorders
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NV YoEk, January a.-AoSrr-Sss pr cat
elsaing a. per cent Prime mercantile paper d
! per cent Sterling exchange, bankers bills
steady at Atl1t demand nv.
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VIZ understand that parties are endeayos.
ing TO push other similar remedies into tbs
market by spicy advertisements Or. Bull's
Tough syrup however, tSkesthe lead, and
the druggists are selling more than ever 81.
fore, Price rs cent?. - ~. y
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1t is not supposed that the decision Of the
supreme Court Of Appeals will be accepted
as final in any event, but the case will GER
Iatnly be taken to the Supreme Court OF the
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II you want to buy good pair Of Boots
and Shoes, so to L. v. Blends, 1l35 Main
street.
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HOTEL ARRSVALs.
ST, JAMES HOTEL

g. Henrietta. GSstle, NY. W, Brown, Fort Wayne.
y Il 4 , Soe!ner, l1tn6nFEh. :. P Smith, City.
" 4; nniLeseL'e M.N4. W. stOlbbeTy, Grafton
~ y e. 1emetinlE FafiA II. Stout, LGnclng No.
= ~ ~ y: na3s, Wy. J.G. Ransom, Pittsburgh
= q EieE GNU AilentoWn. =. + Sweeney, City,
= II II AIk, S9nI9n, y. y. 8 Mitchell ZaneEYille
: = Sna IN u. z. y. Mcconnell, r v.
NV, LiPpeneott, Ohio I'd. irwin. ohien i''
4. Mckee, stenbenville. J. N. HAnStori, N, Y.
!. henderson, t1ttIbuRh. ], b Pyles Littletnu.
]. H. C1go. Benwood. J, Hendrick iittistn1
MiS I. Leeward, L P, Bentley, Kentueky
r Eitzgefalda B&o. r R E K. Crymbis. sSndnSiy
=, HnmeS Cumberland. Q. ?. Ware, DAYTON.
s Anshuiz' ayes IA. Priee, weiiSbIS.
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oNE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment 4
sure cure for Piles. p4w
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HAD BARRIERS itch for years, terribly. Doc
tors failed. Peruna cured me. &. Beck,
Allegheny, Pa.
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HAD an almost invisible skin disease, itch
ing intolerable. Peruna curedit. II. Ambil
Pittsburgh.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,
GoUNTY BOARD OF EQU1Ii3,

10 uI HHVW v nay LONttTn'
Take notice that the Board of Equ,li,,,.
and Appeals OF Ohio county will CONN.,.
their sitting MONDAY, JANUARY l.s
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ". All p.r,.,
having petitions referred to this lso,,i a, !.
quired to appear, and any othen hayiD, y,
business relating to their taxes for tbi' =.
attend as this Board meets but once , ~ y.
BY order Of the Board OF COMMISSIONS
las JAS. b. QUARRIpp ca
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, US observed at Schnepfs drugstor
Opera House corner yesterday:
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HAD BARRIERS itch for six year, Perm,
cured me John Ryan, 7ee Penn Ave, pits
burRh, Pa.
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EINAAc1AI Ann connERerAI,
~ Yerk Money md stoaks.


NV TeEk, January a&-AoSEr-SEs PER cat,
eis.ing a. per cent Prime mercantile paper q
per cent Sterling exchange, banker bills
Iseadyt Atpti demand 40.
ooyEENNNrs-1regulAf aud unsettled.
9. 8 z, exlended...lo9 lLshgh 4 wilkl.....,.io7
y. 8 8, extended 81 p 81 City iIti ITO
q, COUPON. y, P. Land 0nntG-llS
PAcihctl Of '96......l26 q. P.G Y. BondG----l29
TsInsa ISsslhS liS Tea, q P3cIse ~ ia n
eOhered.
RAILAotp BoNpI Irregular on a mOdsntS
srATE srcuEnIn-Inaetlye.
Lotstahe consolE-... @ tYtHlut6 ts............ 81
Missouri 6s........-.llltl Virginia ConSOlS, Of.
" Joeep h,....'.....'.-lgs ia mat coupons. 6iI
Tennessee q new. 4 s6isFcd ''''''4''- -''s
srocks-share speculation opened somewhat
Irregular, but the general list was IsAl per cent
lower than yesterdays closing quotations tic latter
for Metropolitan Elevated. San Francisco opened
per cent lower while Norfolk & Western pFvierred
was per cent higher. In the early dealing an I'D,
vahceot ka2 per cent took place, San Fmnclico
preferred, Richmond & Allegheny aud Denver &
W. lnIde being prominent therein, while Man.
haitian Elevated advanced gsa66. A decline Of
lkAl per ctnt followed, Manhattan Elevated leading
therein. Between the boards an advance Of 1SAi3I
Pet cent Ta1 recorded the latter Tor San FnnCicO,
Au-DuIl EArluct MAluAlthu EltfAttQt AgFtAWeftg{1i
and Northern Pacific preierrvd were also prominent
| In the upward movement,
Alter the second board prices recorded a decline
q NllN per cent, Reading and Denver & RiO
Gnldn leading therein, but IN the late dealings the
market beralne stronger and advanced AG2 per
| cent, the latter for Richmond a Danville San.
Francisco advanced X per cent, but also at the
close reacted X per cent, and Gan Francisco pre-.
iefted sold upb per cent, but reacted per cent nj
! the close. Tile HlAtket closed generally firm. O. T.
Huntington, Of the Central lhClfc, and Jay Gould
Of the Missouri Pacific, have Jointly purchased d
controlling interest In the San Francisco Railway
Company, thereby aequirlnga bali interest In the
Atlantic Pacific, the other hall belonging to the
AtchiIOn, Topeka 4 Santa Fc Company The Al.
lantic 4 Pacific will DO extended TO n junction
with the Southern Pacific near California, and 4
ttAfhc guarantee entered Into by the Southern IA.
ellie and Atlantic & Pacific similar 10 the gtIAnan.
Tee Of the 81, Louis & San Francisco and AichISoI,
Topeka q SANTA Fe roadA The above announce,
ment had an effect In advancing the ST. Louis 1
San FnnciAco common stock from u 10 W, and
the preferred from Is.
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SuicIde npd Dy,nen.,,

a most remarkable cure for dyypcpsis
Wells Health Remover The greatest tonic,
nest Eest bilious 81 and Liver Remedy known. 81.
Druggists. Depot, Aarghlin Bros, 3 Co,
Wheeling. ~
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSAL

NINEdepartmeniG OF study; taxi books llfnAj =
AT Costs calendar Arranged 10 niit tcache1,.s,.
snse! tor one year from slT5 10 800; nony,.sf5IT
n1enl, Thorough. Fall term begins sEIPE4,tS.lI
ISL: Attendance last year from , e01llni.SS
Meat Virginia and from States and IeiiiAt-S-.
TiouA
Ss'Fot CATALOGUES and other information IPpI :
ne Acting President, D. b PURIEToN, ASp-
town. West Va