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a PEnALE swINDLER.
A Woman who is Plying an old Game
on the island.


For day or two womangiying her name
as Ms. Brown has been calling on promi-
ne.t ladies' on the Island, and attempting to
raise money by representing that lady
named southwood, living on the corner OF
South Huron and Xix streets, was Ill and In
need Of money. The fact there is no Hix
street on the Island naturally made those
whom she addressed regard the lady with
suspicion, She was very. neatly aud styiishly
dressed, however, and her appearance was
well calculated to deceive. She told o straight
story, loo, saying that Mrs southwood's hus-
band was travelling mar, and had been absent
from home without writing for several
weeks The aggravated her Hines, and to
make the mater worse, an obdurate landlord
was determined to eject her from the house
she occupied II she did mott the rent
The Ladies' Benevolent Society, Mrs. Brown
said, vas extending mid, and she herself bad
done ali she felt able 10. She. desired to raise
Sl2 to pay the rent due. Several ladies gave
her Sums ranging from 81 to IS, while others
regarded her as an iinpostor She seemed TO
know all aboutths circumstances and stand
ing In society OF thess to whom she applied.
Finally o lady was called upon who recent
ly returned from aivisitsto an Iowa city.
While she was there there was some excite.
ment about q swindle by woman, aad she
happened TO see the swlndler. As soon as
she saw Mrs. Brown on the Island, she was
struck with her resemblance TO some person
of whom she had unpleasant recollectons,
and when she told her story the Iowa case
flashed wildly across her memory. She Is
confident this Is the same woman, and as
nobody seems TO know anything about her
or the case she represents, the lady Is prob
ably correct. Several similar frauds have
been chronicled recently in other cities. II
Is Madame Worthington's racket" In lefs
ingenious way. 49, s.
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WESTERN PEaasYLvANIA.
Recent Duings of the Near Neighbors
,..- n

Recent DuiBgs of the Near Heighbors
over the border. 49,
There are about ninety students in attend.
ance at the Waynesburg College.
A number OF gentlemen OF Wayntsburg,
ration known as the Wsynesburg Heat aud
Light Company. They propcs, Commencing
operations In about ninety days, and will
sink gas well.
Samuel Wilson, oil Washington county,
Pa, ha, just picked q second crop OF pears
from the same tree, When the frat crop was
gathered the tree was In blossom aud In the
early part Of tbs week he took from the tree
several fully mAtured second CROP 81
John Nc, Miller, Of Hickory, Washington
county, Pa, has sold his Devon ball, Hart.
land. and cow and heller, to P. Palmer, OF
Whipple Ohio. Hartland was with the herd
that has taken sweepstakes premiums ut tue
Pennsylvania State fair the last two stasons,
and at the West Virginia Stats Fair this fall.
Recently, while o meeting was in progress
In Monroe county party Of negroe became
90 onarrelsome and NOISY that Mr.. Wash
Smith went 10 them and endfayorod TO pscl-
~ them. While thus engaged he was struck
on the head by arock thrown by Q colored
man, cutting deep, ugly gtsh. His,sSiil-
ant escaped under cover Of darkness.
Among the many relics destroyed by the
Pittsburgh Exposition FIRE, the following Is q
list OF those lost by residents OF Washington
county: Iron chest from the United States
Branch Bank, at Washington, Pa, made in
England In 1914; wedding present OF box
made to bride in Washington county In
174I: plow made In l779 owned by ]. Sham
MarRerum; an old pack saddle, used for pssk-
ing salt acrosl the mountains when the only
roads were bride. paths-this was also exhl-
bited by Mr.. Margerum. 81
Blachly Lindley, q wealthy eccentric gen.
tlemsu, u Morris townshlp, Washington
county, IL having Of the Bethel gave
yard, In that township, an imposing nnauso-
leum, containing o very secure yauit for the
interment Of his remains after his death.
The tomb will cost upwards Of 5000, and 10
being built OF granite and iron. Mr.. lind.
ley, Il appears, 10 nota believer In the pro-
GERS OF cremation, nor In giving to colleges
like LeMoyne, who was another Washington
county noable, but invests his money in
charnel.house. .H .-.
Some people can sse nothing good in base
ball club. Possibly they can after reading
the following from the Waynesburg Rsptb.
Reon: The Pk@uiS aud Walton base osll
mines raissd one hundred dollars by sub
sctiption for the Waynesburg College last
week, and on the second day OF the fair play
ed match game for which should have the
privilege OF making the donation. The
game resulted In favor OF the PtUnix by q
score oil 10 to Is, hence the 800 rails ID will be
giyen{ 10 thu College in the name OF the
.PhWnix Base Ball Club OF Waynesburg.
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BeIIaire.

One OF the pile drivers on the @. v. R. R
was badly demolished by locomotive run
aing afoul of the guy ropes.
The ierryboat at the middle ferry will run
iii tan o'clock tonight, to accommodate all
those returning from the Bl-Centennial oelt'
bratIon at Wheeling.
An alarm OF fro was sounded Wednesday
morning before the people had gone home
from the election, and the anxiety was the
greater, 90 owing 10 the exceedingly dense
fog no one couldtell where 10 60. The hose
reals were soon out, and found the Gre 10 bp
1t The dry hobs, Of the nail works, which
was burned bat abort time ago. The LOIS
was not very great.
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NEW YoRx, October To-. Flour dull and unchany.
cd; receipts 25.0sQ barrels; exports 20o9 barrels,
supeIhue St4t9 and western % l5aa TO- Wheat, cath
lois 61n; OPTIONS opened weak aud fell OF SIlc:
the Layer hec1Me q onEet, closing with recovery
saS IsaPsn IA Ss oHsseS sTpoFs SS
l9!Rnd 0Sal OK deltyeFedi No, 2rsd tI iGsai Ii
III ELEVATOR u llSl u deiVeredi unarSded while
81 l2RI 26l No. while, Ellei 500 buEnels II 81 l6:
No red October, IaleS 90 0o0 bushels at 81 esjIa
I6sN. closing a. ea<;. November, Eaies i,iF2OlO
bushels a. o. 0lJSu l0k, closing 10 81 l6iI; DC.
cambeT, sales $4,000 bushels Of 81 l2I[Gi lSJs,
cl04lng a. q IN January. sales 96s, 900 buShes
a. 81 iltl lSE closing Of q M February, FalCs
$500 6uIheli lt 81 6kAl l7k. closing az 81 l6K
Corn, spot lola i5zc higher options OPENED az
lower, tater advanced NalIfc, cloEl nS 6Fnef: Is.
ceipa 9OSCo0 bushels eSpcfS s., Oo0 6usAe.s; IN.
graded 61lSsc; No. 3 65ISS66n No. Q GyI.G5SS In
store and ELEVATOR; S2I<asg{C iGOit; No. ! wii'e
6afaS 20; No, oslober 6s ia6gSc closing Il $50
n9sem6et 1929, el9tnS At 6g1sc; Dtesmbef
closing ii sc. Oats E,Ns hiRbsT and
iiFly active, cloin9 aHS; tpSsiPi sS'
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We would call attention TO our immense
line of light and medium weight oyerooats,
comprising all and everything IS to price,
quality and workmanship. Our line oil
Ohildren's Boys and Mems Business and
DRESS Suits Is the leading figure in the Wheel
cloth ng trade. Come and see US, 1t will
be visit OF profit and pleasure TO each
and every one. A handsome chrome for
the adults and beautilulSllver plated pocket
knife for every boy purchasing at the star.
D. GUNDLIMo & Co.,
.t 30 Twelfth street,
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happy aud pleasant manner, calling forth n
Its conclusion the applause OF the knights
aud the crowd Ia general.
The Maryland Knights carried Of the three
leading prizes. a. Q. Bufelett, hrss priEs,
silver sup, and browning Mlls M0llie
Hedges, queen OF beauty. d. W. Burelett,
second prize, pair OF handsome vast s. crown
ing Miss Eva Koogler as irst maid OF honor.
J W. Lydtau. third prize, card receiver, not
finding q maid 70 please him as much ai the
one he "leit behind him. at home, he took
his wreath Of flowers with him 10 Washing
ton county, there " be pr scented to the one
Of his choice.
L. A. Payne, fourth prizs, bouquet holder,
browning Mis- Mamie Duyall as third maid
Of honor.
The next amusement on the programme
was match game OF base ball, between the
Berkeley club and the Baltimore q Ohio
club. The game progressed Finely till In the
eighth inning. Mr.. aHt Darby, the catcher
Of the Berkeley club had his nose broken BY
FILLING to catch.a swiftly thrown ball.
BERKELEY COUNTY NOTES.
The schools have all suspended 10 allow
the children to attend the Fair.
The young men Of MMtinSburg are organic.
ing brssJ band 10 be composed Of the best
talent in the town.
The new Spoke aud Rim works, in Martins
burg, are now IN full blast, giving work TO
q number Of hands.
The little Manford boy, who was run over
b. the cas- last week and had his leg cut Oh,
died on Saturday last from lockjaw.
An unknown colored man wss killed on
Sunday morning, between Martinsourg and
Harpers Ferry, by the wet bound expret
tain.
Hon. B. r. Martin is attending the fair aud
rays, In reference TO the Slate, that the next
Governor Of West Virginia has not yet been
named.
Mr.. Jack Thatcher, who had his leg broken
by the kick OF horse week ago, is doing
we'll. The doctors will not only save his life,
which was dispaired Of, but will fave his leg
also. ra. ..H
Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner hss returned from
his visit to Kentucky, looking hale and
hearty, and Is no doubt considering the best
plans 10 brake the "slate." By the way the
''slate" has number otfriendshere.
There will be, at least, two.thirds corn
crop In this county. 1thss turned out much
better than was expected some time ago. The
farmers have about finished cutting up their
corn and are pretty well on with their seed
ing.
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Tn. "oook,s pelIght,,- l2lo Main strset.


Btiore YOU buy the largest and best lslofted
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper,
Window Shades, Blankets, Comforts, FannelS,
Dress Goods, Notions, underwear, 60, g.,
and SEQ. Nos 20l9 and 902l Main street.
JoHH RoEXEG,
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OUR liue Of light and medium weight
OvercOats for Men and Boys Is very com.
plete, comprising all styles and qualities,
at very moderate prices.
- D. GUNDLING ~ co.,
Star Clothiers, SO Twelfth Street.
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. x12x,sP. MIN II An. IAN, SPIN. 7P. n
81 IA s. 6S % 81 IS 70
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TIE ssyeral banks Of thecity will be closed
ON Thurtdky,, October ! lib, 10 give the en-
pIofees an Opportunity TO participate in the
German celebration. PArtiei ,hAYing paper
due on that day will govern themAeEss 30
Nnndinply.
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THE best assortment OF choice mourning
drts, goods and ready made Grape Wells car
DO found at Geo. R, Taylor's.
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RAILROAD BoHDs-denelally Ann.
STATE sEcuRrlrs-euIet.

UsTuCKS- Stocks IN the forenoon were very fluctu.
ating, yet showed iur SrtIut DC cline. 10 the early
afternoon the market was weak and un:ettled, but
IN the last hour generally stronger In the last
hour there wa an improvement Of 4 70 \ psr rsnt,
eIn Pacific common was the special feature IN the
laSt hour, being dropped 10 i9N while preferred
remaInei comparatively arm. In the lAyj hall OF
the hour, however, common recovered Y par cant
OF the drain 10 sax,
HNeaagao{Ionn MO nm ahaHas
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ahe QntelligestltlerI:s:..:


New Gooda-I. G. Dillon.
DR.. John L Smitb-Third page: a.
g. Mendel Il Co.-New Fall styles Carpets
Sommss Ioners ssIe-Foarth p page
Notice to Contractors Proposals.
Bond Observation-Disclosures Nall Com
pany. y, ,
Wanted-Show Cases.
Quails-Rolfs Restaurant-Head Local.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, y. G., October 1l.-1:3O AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, variable winds, stationary or lower
barometer and temperature. IL
For Lower Lakes, clearing weather, north
erly winds, variable and rising barometer,
and stationary or slight fall in temperature.
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swEs and . half pounds cretonne comiort-
e,s, something new, and made Of pretty pat"
terms ut 81 COS piece,
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LADIES' modicated red flannel underware,
warranted all wool, at - 50 snit.
LABKrS's, lllS Main Street
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wheeling live stock Marked.

Cahle-WeighIng !, 900 lbs, Greuuo;ed Al tsi,,o.
weighing from 500 70 800 lbs bCai quality. ~, r..
mich COWS, SSoa5o bulls, SGSc; calves Ia q NJ
and qualify, S6al0 per head ~ ''A0
LdHbs-i1Sa5k<c per ID.
ShecP-3i{a per ID.
Aoss-611tAS552c Tor best grades.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Circuit Court for Ohio County, West VII.
giniA.
WIN. Cowdun. Administrator oithe
estate oil CaIolinoV. Zane, deceased, lin Chaure,y
vs. ' S'''''
william F. Zane and Othen.
BY virtue OF decree entered by said Court In
theaboye entitled csuSe on the nth day Of January,
1883 the undersigned spc Nal CST mi,,ioner VIII
sell at public EAe at the front door Of the Cont
House OF said county on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, lsSS,
commencing RtlOo'clock A NJ, the undivided bali
OF a certain t5tt oil land situated On Hauet or
Wheeling Island in. tho City Of Wheeling, Ohio
county, West Virginia. known and described y
follows Beginning at = AXE on the west SIDE o.
south Penn street, On line with Z. J. stones
Northern fence: thence with the western line Of
said street, south degrees, east q 42lC0 poles 70
the hedge row: thence with the hedge row sonih ~
degrees, west 2slcJ poles; thence south degTee,
west q i2lG0 p0leS 10 4 stake; thence norm "
degrees, cast 72S.lC0 poles 10 the beginning, con-
talnlng one acre and 80 Q ~ piles, more OF lesL
THRNS oP SALE One half aud - much more o.
the purchase money rs the purChHi or shall elec! y
pay ln cPsh on the day Of iale the balance IN TWO
equal inst1llmentS at six and twelve months cyl,
denCed bynotcs bearing interest from !he dGy Of
sale, W. J. ". cOWDES,
Special Commissioner:
Z ! hereby certify that bond has been given p
above named Special commissioner as required "
the Court, T.. j. Nc .OLLOCI
ocil CLERK,
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1904 MAIN ST,

We can now truthfully say that
never in our business career have
we been in such'g00d shape to meet
the demands of the public as now.
Many changes have been made ia
our rooms this last season, aiming
to secure the best facilities Tor
handling the goods in our several
departments and gain thebestpos-
bic light. =
A. SIEDENBACH & BRO,
ll04 Main Street.
Our three floors are jammed
with goods. As our clearance
sales OF last season hayeplaced our
stock in such good shape that we
can show only new and desirable
goods and latest styles. 90 ~
A SIEDENBACH & BRO, -
l104 Main Street.
We can only speak OF a few de-
partments in this issue. and our
earnest efforts to please thepublic.
A. SIEDENBACH & BRO,
1lO4 Main Street.
The first floor is devoted to tho
general sale Of Dry Goods.
The second floor has been newly
refltted, and we make bold to say
that we now have the largest and
hest lighted show room for Ladies'
wraps In the State. The Third
floor will only be Of interest to the
wholesale trade, Of Which'it is not
now our purpose to speaE.
A. SlEDENBACh &BR0., n
'a0 ll04 Main Street.
We are showing the largest and
best selected stock Of Dress Goods
in the city. The following being
only a few OF our specialties In
that department: Black and COL
0red silks, plain and fancy flannels,
black and cOl0red cashmeres, &c.
We cannot refrain from saying q
few words of class Of goods of
which we are justly proud, and we
have well merited the right to say
that our line is the most complete
shades best selected and prices the
lowest in the state. Wespeak0f our
black and colored cashmeres, and
ask the pucblic to give them their
earnest attention before making
auy purchas, For notwithstand.
ing an advance Of 10per cent OH last
seasons prices, we still maintain
our old prices, which our sales Din
that Department. have proven to
be the lowest. a.
A.SIEDENBACH & BRO,
ll04 Main street.
Our line of black and colored
yelyeteens, silk yelyets, pushes,
&c., is now complete, beingespecial-
ly fortunate 10 securing the
leading brands, and most desirable
shades. Prices the lowest.
A.SIEDENBACH 4 BRO,
1l04 Main ut.
Our trimming department embraces
the latest Novelties In Passementrles'
braids. Ribbons In all the leading shades,
black and cOlOred velvet ribbons, but.
xn.a InnIFIau Go
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'Trs positive fact that we are selling the
fitemsn's XXX red medicated flannel at 40
and 42IE cents per yard.
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TRUE % you read this, we ere selling all
wool homemade whit, blankets at S Cd per
pair at LARKiS's l113 Main Street.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

We sell grey wooden yarn at 80 cents pc
pound. LARKIs's, 1i1S Main Street.
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THE DAILY mARKHTs.
The rtnnncini world.

NV YORK, October io.-Aouey 2a9x per cent,
cloHing at per cent. Prime mercantile paper Cal
per cent Sterling Exchange bankers bills steady
att Sl99{; demand ASiA.
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sAk,Ho POWDER.

As a household word, none Is more lamilia,
than AT. Jacobs OIL. the great pSin.cure
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The Cloak Department Of George R. Tayloi
has been greatly enlarged, making II one Of
the most extensive In the West. Cioaks from
medium priced cloth to the finest Alaska
London Dyed Seal, can be had there.
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wheeling wholesale Market.


tsrHlIIeEsCER oYricr,
WHEELING, Wednesday, October 10.
Affairs have b On lively in the lesal market the
past week In all except wheat and corn. which
were very slow. There is almoH ne corn In market.
Coaces have advanced smartly, and sugar remains
drm. Meats have been steady Of last weeks
prlCc1. The, wool market has been fairly active
with prcrJ the sAms p for weeks past, with the
exception Of a slight falling Oh in prices on lower
grader
Rye coo, but very little In the market. State
corn Coo on the wharf.
St. Louis winter 10 SOa6 Is; fancy h snHS
white amber and winter q oe choice family
(cholce red winter sS 60a6 90 Xxx family medium
winter IS 6oA6 70: xxx bakers (Minnesola) Sc 25a
$50 Xxx bakers lW.sconSnl IS 7Sa6 o.. Corn inca
per hhl; fancy 81 30. Rye -four q 60a4 rs.
Nl Feed-Whito middlings SIS 90 coarse
$50 90. ~
Hav and Prime loose timothy o ooaS 90 per
ton prime baied Al % 0Oalooo. Wheat straw % %;
oat straw 81 co. = y
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENT.

TOR RENT.
Two river view rooms on second floor, No. 1865
Main street, specially adapted 10 ANAL IhmIy
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
je2I ...r l420 MRin Street.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In The Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Virginia
William 7. Zane and Platoff B. Zane)
Charles IS. zane md olhels.

Charles L, Zane and otheIs.
By virtue Of decree entered by SAID court In the
above entitled cause on the 9th day oil October,
1855 the undersigned appointed thereby Special
Commissioner Tor the purpale, will sell al public
sale, Al tho front door Of tho Court House Of aid
county, on.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1853,
commencing a. 10 o'clock a. NJ, tho following nal
estate. namely: The undivided half OF certain
tract Of lRnd lying aud being situate on zAne'l
Island, In the city Of Wheeling III the county Of
Ohio, State OF West VirRIDia, known and deserted
o. follows BEGINNING At a stake on the west side
Of South Penn street, on line with r. J. Stone's
northern fence. thence with the western line Of
South Penn street E0uth degrees cast V 1910
p les To the hedge row; thence with the hedge row
south 50 degrees west 72si0) poles; thence nOELhs
degrees west q 42lCs poles 10 stake thence north
so degrees cast . lO poles to the begrnng, con-
tanning one acre 80 e.l6J poles. more or les
Al o certsin tfuct OF lSnd situated on ZAne's or
Wheeling Island, In the city Of wheeling, bounded
on the north by ipStAight line through the centre
OF Fink street, extending wcStelly from sonth Elm
street 10 South Penn slrcet; on the cfst by sOuih
Elm street; on the youth by land Of L. J. Stone;
and on they've Thy South Penn street.
Said lHSt mentioned tract Of land will fist 10
offered for tale 4s q whole, and then In lots ,!
laid out by the Special Commissioner, 4 plat Of
which can bs seen AZ his Office, and rlle will 10
made In the manner by which the lag II SumcAl
TERXs op sALx.-one third aud 30 much NOR Of
the puTchr money as the purchaser shall el(CI 10
pay In cash. The balance III two equal InSAllmCnts
nj SIX and twelve months evidenced BY notes
beailng interest from tho day OF ;1le, tue title b.
Ing retained until the purchase money Is paid In
fun.
WI, W. CowDEE,
SpecISl Copmtli0uer.
W. II. HALLER, AuctioneCr
hereby certify that bond has been given BY
above named SPECIAL CommisilUner ~ required BY
the Court.
osil s.B, MCCOLLOCH. Cerk.
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Our trimming department embraces
the latest Novelties IN Passementrles'
braids. Ribbons In all the leading shades,
black and cOlOred velvet ribbons, but.
tons, buckles, &c.
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The impression among number yesterday
was. that the raton for the withdrawal OF
the knights Of St. George from the BiCen-
tennial parade wts that they were yexed
at not being allowed to march OF the head Of
the procession. Such, however, was not the
case. Attheir meeting Sunday the Knights
received the following, which they accepted
In good faith.
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We can only speak Of a few de-
partments in this issue. and our
earnest efforts to please thepublic.
A. SIEDENBACH Il BRO,
1lO4 Main Street.
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". Il, HALLEK, AucU0HtCf'
/ hereby certify that bond has been given BY
above named Special ConmtsilUner ~ required ~
'u e. Ipu''' sR MccoLLoCH, CLERK.
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Our three floors are jammed
with goods. AS our clearance
sales Of last season hayeplaced our
stock in such good shape that we
can show only new and desirable
goods and latest styles. - r..
A. SIEDENBACH & BRO, .
.110I Main Strpet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-11

ClScIsNArr, October l0.-Flour dull and IN,
changed. wheat dull and heavy at 81 03x. Corn
la.iaif demand at $3.50. oats stronger a &C. Rye
Lard quiet a. 7.G0c. Bulk meals dull and IN
changed. Bacon quiet; shoulders &C, clear hh
Ike clear 71sc. Whisky active and firm Mt. 81 Is
SuTIar nm and unrhanVed r Pr