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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-08

Way. ran across the porch and ia n ped
from II. My wife caught my coat, but
her hold was broken when Jumped. |
ran along the path. The women
screamed tn Mr.. Seileck, and he ran
towards me with his arms extended.
knew that he WAS timid and that could
brighten him from nv path. shouted
Clear the track" but he did hot heed. I
then showed my revolver. and AZ he still
came toward me, fred. fired in IN.
AIR ever his head. | could have HIT him
II ! had desired. then ran on. bot did
not look back AT all. carried the re-
voiver Ia my right hand, hanging AZ
my side, bat did not point il AZ the
women. ran IA the carriage and drove
into Seattle"
The cross examination by Mr.. Ronald
developed little that WAS new. Captain
Seymore said II know positively thai
Bowman had been at tbs, hoase ina,
day. exfscte TO find him there. /
Was determined tn get my child. The
revolver WIS "A self cocker. | was In
the room about two minutes"
Captain Seymores story WAS told m A
candid and straightfor ard mannrr
that made decidedly favorable impres
sion upon his hearers. The story OF his
oiightsd home Was touching In the ex-
ttesne. aud won the sympathy of ali.
lle hrss argnnent for the prosecution
vas made by Jadge Jacobs. He Was
followed by MIR. White and Judge Burke
for the defense. aud Mr.. Ronald Tor the
prosecution. Al the close Of the arcn-
nents the court decided Ia dismiss "a.
prisoner ON the original charge. bat a.
oind nun over To the Grand Jury on the
modified charge of comu,ttlsy an a.
saais With deadly weapon.
Divorces proceedings have been ina.
stitused by Mrs Ne, more. and "A decree.
was obtained fron Judge Greens Q ant
ing tho custody Of the child Ia III.
sno'hsr n1sii the Gas. can bs heard.
! he Guild Is accordingly in her posses.
sion. He II u bright llttle fellow. ana
Vas an object Of much interest Viii. in
tho curt roosn yesterday.
RUS family tragedy aud all tho fscss |
Connected With u form n sad Z sterv |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-14
THOUSANDS OF PRESENTS
NO be Given Away purlng lIle Ilolllays

Kline BROTHERS, the Reliable I iOlhIcrs,
81 twelfth street. will give TO every one
of their customers n Beautiful Holiday
present-see them IN our windOw1. Also
IN order TO make boom In oar Deem.
Der sales Hc have marked pricGH down so
low shat our competitors wonder how
VIC yct tho suoLS. WG do not believe la
the "loIteFy schemes" now used by some
OF our deAlers. We think IL is q violation
of tho laws of this State, md makes 900
many disappointed cuHtOmers. WeEiVc
n present Ofrect-Do acheme o. chance
| ..About H.'
Row wntcI, for higE kicking by the gas
bag cIotnlCrs. Attic snme time, In or
der 10 show our many friends aud Gus.
toners that We can and VIII underscll
them, rcnd few of our prices:
Extra Rough and Ready 0yercOsts
worth 81 80 reduced 10 $3.50.
Heavy Fur beaver OTeIcOats worth
$3.50 reduced 20 $500.
Men's all wool CaiHimere Pants worth
$3.50 reduced 10 So.
Mem's BuBInesH huIis worth 81 reduced
TO s3.75.
Boys SHIFTS wOrth $40 rciEccd to IS.
our Christmas Presents are cOmpIi.
mcntRry to our friends, aud Will posi-.
lively he given AWAY as advertised.
Every patron of our establishment Will
not rGcCIYca lottery ticket, but the pres.
ent direct. causing no dlsappOiD tnicDt.
Please remember we also offer One
Hundred Dollars Howard In amy cnse
where any misrepresentation IL made
by TN or any of our employees.
KLINE RROTnEas,
The Reliable CIothicrs,
~ Twelfth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-14
RIVER NEWS.
Bank Briefs. Steamboat STuib', MiEcei.
mucous otes, Etc.

The regular packets were all prompt In
their arriYRls and departures yesterday,
PHO. Geo. Hughes reports that thore Is o
barge sunk about three quarters oil mile
above Millerspost AID about onc-thlrd way
from the Ohio saors.
The Emma QrahSm psIsed down 81 3r NJ.
with good trip. shs was pushing thifes in
order TO make up for lost time. The Katie
Stockdale pasEsu upat I'm.
The Casa OF Capt. John L. Kerr, OF the tow.
boat Percy kelsey, who entered suit against
number OF tecEnaH6s aud tisemen &c Par
kersburg, W. Va, lor conspiracy, It Is ex.
pGcted vi conis upshOrly for rial.-PittS.
Com. Gas
The river Is falling alowly at this point, but
slight swell will pr, ra5!y bs felt inside OF
twenty flour hours. last nigt the marks
indicated depth OF feet . inches in the
channel. Business Vas, comparatively
speaking, very lively.
The Il 1e side wheeler al. lawrence Capt.
Billy List Ia command, will paes up to-day
en- route from Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh. On
her return trip she will leave this port Sun
day morning. Tho rasssngs, a,commoda.
ttUnH oil the 81. Lawrence are very fac and
shippers are always pleased by the kt. LSw.
renee people.
The steamers L'zz!e johnson and Nora
Belle, IivA In the Huntington and Gal!ipolis
trade, locked when coming up the ryer,
Tuesday. Capt. J. Cornwell, OF the Belle,
pulled his pistol, With bad blood In his eye,
but his prudence forbade It's use. The crews
OF theEe bats and tnelr passengers ara be-
coming regular John suIlivanS.-G ahipolis
Journal.
CrSFIsHArI. December l3.-R!yer 10 feet !
inch and stationary raining.
GREENSBORO Pa, December 11.-Rtver II
feet aud stationary; weather clear.
PlTrsBuRGH, Ia, December l3.-River4 feet
and falling; weSther 0 ear and pleasant.
PARKER, Pa, December 13.--River feet
and stationary; weather clear and pleasant.
OIL CRY. Pa, December 13.-River ieet
3 inches and falling; weather CLEAR and cool.
EVANSVILLE, IEa.. December l3-RiYar
S ieet G inches AID falling; thermometer 4O';
raining.
LOUISVILLE, December IS River feet I
inches In canal and 3 feet inches on the
fall; raining.
Lock No. 4, Pa, December 13-RivGr
feet 7 inches aud falling; wezther clear: Their.
mometer SO,
MoRsAHrowH, Dacsmber l3.-Rivsr foot
Thermometer $50.
RICE's LAHDISa, Pa, December l3.-Ri7er
feet inches and falling; weather clear;
thermometer 5Is.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, December l9.-Riyer S
feet . inches and stationary; weather clear;
thermometer 40.
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LIS: eysning, few minutes before Go clock,
the stable In tina alley running from North
Front street 10 North Broadway, and between
MARYLAND and Indiana streets, on the land,
was discovered 10 bO on fire. II was a frame
structure, and burnett RAPIDLY, An alarm
WIS tent IN from box No. I and the Island
comy any wa quickly on hand. The Depart
ment on thi0 side Rlso responded quickly,
Wooster, dAirymGO, and contained c9ntid'
tiabIe hay and grain. There were MO cow1
in The ntruCturC but they were gotten ont In
good shape, with the exception Of one that
had It's OSCk badly ecorchsd. The Stshle was
almost total loSI by the ttmo ,hs fra was
extinguisbed. It was injured for $l0O In the
Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of this
CITY, The losI will amount to moro than
this. The only cause that can be assigned
for the fire Is incendisTism. s.Iong wind
was blowing, and had II not boon for the
PROMPT work OF the department. other build.
lpgs would have been destroyed,
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INTERVIEWING THE EDITOR.
He RetlreS Behind Hts Dignity and Fad
lOolls His Month.

locks His Mouth.
Areporter OF the ISrEI1IGEEcER arose ma
Isstically from his Queen Anne chair, walked
boldly into the NIX. room and ak ID the
Editor Of the INTELMGzEcER II be had seer
the column.and.A.half powerful leader" on
tilted Carlisle 10 the Front" In the morn
ipg's RegiSter.
Eyes, said the Able Editor, where duty
calls we must obey"
ibid you notice, sir, that your esteemed
cotemp0Iary has become an ELUSIVE, double
iointed, dyed-iG-Lhe-wo Carlisle man-did
YOU note tho rcmark that 'Mr. Carlisle Is on
tho right track, and the pcOpls, many mill.
ions strong, will be ag his back 10 cheer on
his noble battle sgairst monopoly and rag.
cality'-and don't you remember"
~ must decline 10 bs interviewed. Have
you written up the Island fire and
"But don't you appreciate The terribleli0p
over since the Register was begging Democia ti
TO save the party by making Randall Speak
er-cau you hHTe forgotten those fearful ap
peaIs to West NTginia's Democratic Con
gressmen-"
Great minds change. have read that Ma
poleon once revoked an order for fict dc JwgJ
a,tt chdRlpign0ns and made his breakfast vi
sodp-Ot all things coup for breakfast"
"Do you think that more articles Of The
same kind would frighten the Weat Virginia
Democracy iLto ievivinAths syndicate ard
"Will you persist in interviewing me, Sit
No more Of tubs, or I'll sentence you;to 60
over the flies OF tic esteemed contemporary
for the past two years aud fish out all II hG'
said With equal ability for and sgainst free
trade and tariff for protection. Has a ed
itos no rights thata reporter iR bound 10 It
specl "
The GlEor! to interview "Ihe old mani wal
3 fiat failure.
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CONTEMPT OF COURT.
IAlLoR DAVIS BROUGHT TO TIME
VOr ALLEGED On.lAl nl.eoadue.-Hs is Accused oil
Inspiring Publications Tending TO PFrIudics
the IutsrsstS Of the PrlsOusrs In 81.
Cart-A Rule I,,uId for Saturday.

Rather an interesting proceeding WA' In
augurated In the Cfcuit Cou.t yesterday,
before Judge Jacob, oiPart II Denis o keete,
L q attorney for William Lssper, accused
Of petit larceny, complained to the Court
that his client had been pj1stiy treated by
w, II. Davis, keeper Of the county jail. Mr.
O'Kseis made the following affidavit;
STATE Of Tt,. IIrgmm, OhiO County, to ris
Denis oHeeic, b.ing duly sworn, says:
That one William Leepsr was, on the S:h
day OF December, 1888, and for several weeks
prior thereto had been col tlled in the jail 81
said county and there held 10 answer the
charge OF certain larceny Of which he had
been Indicted; that on the sA'd S'h day OIL
December, 1888. there was printed and pub
lished In the Wheeling Evening Journal a
newspaper printed and pubiished in the city
OF Wheeling, in said county, 8 certain state.
ment concerning the prlBongIs thea confined
in taid jail and purpoit!ng 70 be an interview
had with one Davis, this deputy sheriff OF
person In charge OF said jail and prisoners
BY an agent or reporter OF lad newspaper
and that said statement referred 10 said
Ieeper In manner calculated 10 ibjure him
| in the estimation OF the public VINO might
read the same, and prejudice him Ia the
minds OF the jurors who might be called to
try him upon the said indictment, which
said statemeHtin said newspaper In filed here
with as part OF this affidavit and marked
"X" AttiArt further says that O. s. Howell
q reporter OF said newspaper, hiss informed
sfliGnt that said DAVIS furnished " him, sale
Howell, the statement Aforesaid for pabiica
ton in said newspaper; but that said Howell
declines TO max, any affidavit in reference
thereto unless compslltd to by gone compe
tent authority. Said attiAnt also sayS ne Is
and has been r a considerable Tins GounSe
| for said Lseper. DESB o kESFE.
Subscribed and sworn 10 this 18th day 0
December, 1888. JOHN W. MITCHELL,
| Clerk.
MI 0'Kseis said he felt that 1t vas bis dutl
to bis client 10 bring this nlstter to the attsn
ton OF the Court. Judge jacob directed
Prosecuting AttoEnty Jordan to tsks chaIg
OF the Gaze aud prosecute Davis, and directed
that rule be iSsued for Davis TO appear il
Court tomorrow morning and show caus
why he should not be liued for contempt
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E.s3 LIBERTY, Pa, December la-CGttle-Re.
ceipts ,lb9 head: market Htm at yesterdays prcCs
Receipts 4,C25 head: market Sow Phlladel.
ceIpts 200 head; market dull at about !esterday's
prices.
CINcIaNAT1, O., December l0.-Liye hogs weak;
common and light 81 0OaS 80; packing and butch.
eH sS S5.6.s5; receipts 500 head; RhipmeuS 6S5
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Coal mincrs, Application.

PITTsBURou, December l3.-The work OF
the board Of arbitration on the coal miners
dialcultiea in the Fourth pool still goes CD,
and it hay be a0vsral days before con.
clusion is reached. So far the proceedings
are entirely harmonious aud the board is
hopeful Of arriving at final conclusion to-
morrow which will be satisfactory TO all
concerned. The depression in Tho coal
trade which resulted in the suspension Of
work in many mines is extending 10 tho
railroad mines along the Pennsylvania
road. Several mines are reported closed
and Others are reducing their forces on &C.
count Of lack OF orders.
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PERSONA. MENTION,
Eewsnnd Gossipiu Reference TO Various
RotpIc.


People.
Mr.. Joseph Hail, Of steubenyille, was down
yesterday.
HsD. ]. D. sonerville, OF Wellsburg, wal
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. C Gist, of Tr0oke county, registered
at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. W. A. Hunt, OF the St. CIairsyille
Chronicle, wa7 IN town yesterday.
William @. Worloy, E.Q OF KingHood, 8
prominent attorney, is In the city.
Rev. Father Daley, OF MouudSyille, wa.
visitinga at the Cathedral yesterday.
mr.. Joseph Hasenaur aud bride have re-
turned from their bridal tour and are Twins
in Moundsvllle.
Msson Watson. OF Rsedsyille, and A. W
0xnsrd and u. 3. Miller, Of New Martins
vile, were among the West VIrginians in
tJwn last evening"
Walter S. Berry, advance agent OF Oliyel
Doud 6yron, Is in the city. Byron will give
"Acro!s the Continent" q / the 0;era HOUSE
week from tonight.
Miss Blanche b um, OF Wheeling, and
Mias Klee, oil Pittsburgh. were the gueo:s oil
MicJ Sarah Blum, on Bslmont street, yes.er
dsy.-BtllaiTc Independent.
THR INrRlLIGEECER JoB PRINTING OFTIcl
executes all kinds OF book and Job Printing
at the lowest prices. Call and get an esti
mate
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The Board Of Directors OF the German H.
surance Company met lat night al the ottioe
IN the Opera House bnilding, and-clecied W.
s. Foose, present AtaiStant Seoteisry Of the
company. Secretary tosucceed +, Riest.r. re-
signed. Ths change takes effect a. heretofore
announced In tho ISTELIlGENCER on January
1, MIR. Fooss has for long tlmC been Assis'
tspt Secretary OF tho comp.Dy under Mr..
Risster, and In that position hiss obtained OK.
peylencs that will be valuable to bin after
his promotion. Ito will he er e6'cto mSnSger
Of tue Opera House in bic new pos!tien, and
10 the company gnd no s9rCeRbly u tho pub
lie ~ has Mr Riester In the past. ltwss
largely owing 20 NJ. Eie9ter's recommends
ton that Mr.. Fooss WalChosen. HIselsctlOn
WAS unanimous.
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TME wA8HlNGTON pRgyDYrERY.
Wednesdays Proceedings OF this A0d,
ntLittIe Washington.

atLittle Washington.
The following account OF the meeting Of
the Washington Pfestytory on Wednesday ia
taken from the Washington (Pa.,) Reporter
The sessions OF this body In the seo7nd
Presbyterian church Of this place, were con.
tInued during the afternoon and evening OF
Wednesday In accordance With the pro.
gramme heretofore published in our col,
umns The names OF Reys. 8. 0. Farig, g..
Mcdonald, a. @. EI2lcs1n, J. D. Mofat and
Ruling ElderJ Israel Werlich, Ezekiel Davis,
Thomsy Hanna and JAMES z. MAgill were
added to the roll OF attendants. Rev. J. NJ.
B,anty, u. D., OF the Pr 5byteIy OF Albany,
Rev. j. F. Hill, OF the Preahyt>Iy OF Pitts
burgh, and Rsy. J. A. Mckee and Rev. J. Il.
johnson, D. D., OF the Pre1byt?ry OF Char
tiers OF the United Presbyterian church, were
invited to sit Is corresponding menu
ber2 Interesting addr!ceS on the
subject under consideration, we're made
by Esv. James A. Donabey OF
Wsyne.burG; W: II. Lester, o. West Alex
ander; E.. Cunningham, OF Wheeling, Gr3.
MofFst, Woods, Brownson aud Stevenson, I
this place, and by several other members OF
the Prcsbytery. Tho house Wet filed In the
evening with interested auditors and on Cx-
celent spirit seemed 10 peryade the assam
bIy. LsSe in ths evening the Ptsbytery ad.
journsd. as the members separated and
retired 10 their homer, they expressed 10 each
other, quite generally, their coSgratu' ationl
and hopeS Of ptrmaL est gocd fruit. Among
the items of routine business transacted,
Presbytery dismissed Rev. ]. L, Reed to the
Prasbytery OF Pueblo, Colorado, and by a
unanimous vote answered in the negative
the overture Of tho General Assembly on
Radical Representation.
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BADLY Crushed.

A man named John Humphries, residing
in tho Fifith ward, and employed ut the
Baltimore & Ohio yards, was 0anSht between
the bumpers OF two cars yesterday afternoon
and very severely, II not seriously, crushed.
Pc wss 60 ipjured that he hsd to be removed
10 his homo in vehicle. DR.. J. A. Camp.
bell attended him. His breast was crushed
In badly, his left arm was broken In two
places, and he sustained numerous other In
iuries about the body. II Is feared that hia
injuries internally may be very serious. lie
has a family.
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rHE sgAsoN,s pLEAsuREs.
Compliments Of tho D. d o. In the Sbsp'
OF Low Rates aud POr!ect Facilities.

OF Low Rates aud Por!ect Facilities.
The Baltimore Ohio, as usual, is frat 10
the front with holiday greetings, extending
tho compliments OF tue season IN a manner
at once pleasing aad entsCing. The low rats
20 into effect at all stations on Main Line,
Diyisiuns aud branches east Of the Ohio river,
except between baltimore and Washington,
on the twenty.sscond, and thoae Who co 10
take Christmas turkey with friends may re.
main until after New Yetr, and enjoy them.
selves to the grestest extsnt. II they do not
want n 20 on that date, tickets can be had
on the 9Si, 2I!h and 25th, thus TO cover
Christmas travel, and tickets good to return
until aud including January 81. Again, on
the Goth, tickets 30 on eale' for New Year
travel, and can be bought that day, the 30Ih,
Slst, and January lat, good TO return iuclud-
ing the second. 1t makes no difference In
which direction one wants to so, the low rata
covers between all stations as prescribed,
There Is no doubt but what the holiday
travel this year will be unusually extensive,
the prospect OF pleasant weather, the great
number Of trsInv, and low rates, all com.
bining TO Greats desire to meet old friends
and have a good time once year Of least.
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The portrait OF Gen. Garfield which the
celebrated artist, Mr.. T., +. Andrews, now Of
Washington City, presented to his native
town, was put in place on the wall back Of
the President Of the Council. yesterday. II
is four by I've feet, and Is three quarters
length portrait, valued at $500. M. An
drews received 81, $50 for his Garfield por.
trait that '"o'gress bought, which Is full
length.
Chsrle5 De Graw, who rays he came from
Baltimore, att. npted suicide in the lookup
Wednesday night by making 3 hanging rope
OIL. OF u strap Of res grs99 he wOrs about bis
waist. He attached it 10 a bar OF his cell,
but smother prisoner burned II lib aiighted
paper 80 that the weight OF his body broke
1t IN two. Whea Marshal Finney arrived
his tongue was hanging out and he was black
IN the face. Mayor McConyille let him 80
yesterday morning on promise that he
would leave the city Immediately and not
wait to hang himself,
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sAy4NSAu, Ga, December ia down
night passenger train came Into colllsion
with an up freight near the ninety.two
mile peat Of the Central Railroad, in Geor.
gia, early this morning. Both trains were
wrecked. ]. +. Wilson, Of Dayisboro, Ga.
was killed; A. II. and S. d. Steyea6, OF Bar.
low, Ga, were badly wounded. Fanny
Frceyan, colored, Of Millsdgeville, had her
leg broken, Gnd Fireman Mike Falvey wss
hsfllv injured,
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Ar ChGpline Street Church, this evening,
the lSdlts will give Social and Supper.
They have worked hard 10 make the ooca'
Eou "A sueceis in every particular, and they
deserve liberal patronage from their friends
hnd the irIands Of the Church. Oysters and
turkey viii be served q tho table, along with
counties. other good things
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WASHINGTON D. c., December ll.-l;3o A.
x-For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley,
rainy, followed by much colder, clearing
weather, northwesterly winds and rising
barometer.
For the Lower Lakes rainy. generally
followed by much colder weather, Drisk high
northwtS!erly winds and risEg barometer.
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Holiday Excursions.

Tho Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling BAIL
road Contrary will sell round trip tickets be-
tween stations on Its read at excursion rates
Tickets will bs on sale at all stations Deosm-
Der 22l, 24!h, 18th, cob, aud 5lst 1883, and
January lat, 1854. Tickle will DO good going
only on dsy Of sals ard returning any day
until January ID, 1884 inclusive. p4W
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CHICAGO, December 13.-Unknown par.
ties entered the Jewish Synagogue, at
Clinton and Judd streets, last night, de.
stroyed the interior ornaments, wrenched
OF the gas fixtures, tore down the curtains.
The cause Of tho vandalism Is unknown
but L asOribsd 70 Irresponsible persona.
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Protect yourselves from the cold weather
that Ia coming, by calling at John Roemer's
Nos 90i0 and 2o2l Main street, and buy
yourselves good h'Avy White and Colored
BIarkeiP, from 600 to 81 90 apiece. round
Calico Comforts 81 o.. shawls, Cloaks. Dol
mans, Flannel4, Csshmeres, Cloths, Heavy
Underwear, Knit Goods, Gloves, Hose, Car.
pets, Window Blinds, Jewslry, &C., &c, at
greatly reduced prices, for cash only.
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1aico, ncS. rs and "a FOurteHGth street


Wautsd-Money-G. o. Smith.
Btzsar and Supper n! Westwood's ball.
For Northumberland 81. Lawrence.
Eagrasiugs-E. L, NicolI.
Literary Entertainment.
eparerlbs ID. 9. List, Jr.
Hartford Ferns-Kirk's Art Store.
Brass Fire ssts-Gssbitt g. Bio.
DR.. John E. smith-Tbird page.
Rattan Chairs for ths Hoiidays--G. Mende
& 20.
Artistic Pottery snd Fancy Goeds--I. G
Dillon.
Lost-Seal Skin Collar-HeAd Of Local.
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lido Rio Grand diV.... 7hS
ldy; West Shore arEts AT
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Fua ZOOS as POTS have had their day among
the extremely fashionable, but colds never 70
ont OF fashion, 80 that Ia always necessary 10
know that DR.. Bulls Cough syrup is Ssnre
cure for all coughs or colds.
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VALUABLE FARM
EOR sALN.

Tho undersigned offen for sale his Farm, situated
thTcD miles east Of 81. ClRIsSVilIe aud one nile
south OF the National Road, containing 100 acres,
1856 under cultivation; has plenty Of good limoeI'
isHell wRteEed lies very IAvorAbly Is easy 10 Cul:
tyate, and Is one Of tho bort farms H. that pAn Of
the country. II contains one good dwelling house
and one tenement houEc, with ample und ConEe,
nient outbulld ngL; has three ghGd orchards o.
such Rs reRfS, cherries, quinces, &c. DC
For particulars inquire Of the undersigned on
the premises, or address 1t It. ClaIbYlly, T.
SAMUEL Il. Kinney.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-14

TIE ladies OF tie Third Presbyterian
Bszisr tUSt they will not be annoyed with
any chance or guefI work, practice so de-
noralig,ug to the church and dIspleasiug to