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Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30

The great clearing out sale at Hark-
ness, circuit & Go. 8, offers a rare op-
portunity to get good goods cheap.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30

Very low prices, many articles at
less than cost. Call early and secure
the best bargains at.
HAKkSETs, CIRCUIT & Cos.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30

Hosiery and Underwear, Dolmans,
Cloaks, Shawls, Carpets and Uphol.
steripg Goods, Curtains and Curtain
Material, Rugs, Mats, Hassocks, &C.,
at HARNESS, CIRCUIT 81 Cos.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30

Table linens, napkins, doylies, tow.
els and crashes cheap at Haykness,
Orcutt & Co...
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30
WOOL LINED.

Mems grain wool lined boots, only
~ at Phillips. JANIS. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30

DIR. West, Dentist, IA Pearl street.
jan30 st
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30
L. EVERINChAM & CO.,
Merchant
A.

Chicago and Milwaukee consignments OF
Gain, Seeds and Provisions, solicited.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30

Except Sundays. Except Saturdays. Except
Mondays. lDaily.
Council Bluffs 81 Omaha Street r. r.
Leave Council Bluffs. Leave Omaha.
8 q m, 9 a m, 10 a m, 8 q m, 8 q m, 10 a m,
II q m, / m, 2 p m, 8 p IL a m, Jpn, Up m, 3p
m, 4 p m, 8 p m, 6 p m. m, 4 p m, 5 p IN, 6 p m.
Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific
Depot. On Sunday the cars begin their trips at
8 o'clock o. M, and run regularly during the day
at 8, IL, 2 4, 5 and 6 o'clock, and run to city time.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30

Attend the great sale at
HARNESS, CIRCUIT & Cos.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30

Goods going cheap at the great sale
at Harkness, circuit q Co.. g.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30

An excellent opportunity to buy
Silks, CLoAKINGs,
VELvETs, DRESS GOODS,
PLUsHEs, TABLE LINENS.
FLANNELs, NAPKINS,
ut Hardness, circuit & Co.'S.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30

DR. W. L.. PATTON-Physician and Oculist.
. matter Of time, and can cure generally In
from three to Eve weeks-it makes nc 1iPer-
ence how long diseased. Will straighten cross
eyes, operate and remove Ptyreginms, etc., and
insert artificial eyes. Special stten ton TO re.
moveing tadew orms ap6.tf
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WEDDING GUESTS =.
MEET WITH AN UNHAPPY ENDING
To a Day Of COA,lrlll E,Joyn,nt-A Ruulusy
lud AZ upat Hsrts Two women ssd Ons Han
lad sn.,hs CHri,Es-h E1pIOslOs Of
GG.-YrIOu, Minor MAttss ia iowa.

A FERROUS milhsp beiel carriage load Of
people or Sixteenth street last night, by
which one man aud two women were hurt.
The party, with many others, bad attended
the wedding OF Labo,iouS EresS, a well known
German, yesterday, and afterwardadrove With
the bridal couple ont into the country to the
residence OF Mr.. ShaeiTer. This carriage was
returning last night about half pHt ten
O'Clock when the accident occurred. The
carriage aud horses belonged u Peter
Erb's livery stable, and the driver
wa, Adolph Bolts, the milk man.
The other occupants Of the vehicle were
MrA Bolts, Mrs. BellE and Mrs. shaetf-r and
her baby. As the team passed the Capitol
the rein OF one Of the horses broke. This
scared the team, and they commenced 10
kick aud prance, aud finally started at q
break neck pace down the street. Just be-
low Market street the carriage ran against
telegraph pole, and the party were all thrown
out. Ms. Bolts had her right arm broken
was badly cut and bruised about the face,
and perhaps Injured internally. Mrs. Bel'z
had her right wrist sprAined and received
several ugly cuts on the head. Ms
shaeffsr escaped with few slight
scratches and her baby was unframed.
Bots himself was stunned by striking his
temple on the Gu bstone, but not dangerous
" hurt. The carriage top was demolished,
and the harntss parted, allowing the team 10
continue It's mad career untrammeled: The
horses were stopped on the Main strict bridge
by George House.
The wounded women were taken into
Donehoo's jswslry store, on Market street,
where friends attended them till they were
able tu 90 to the homes Of friends in the city
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osNsRAL KorloI
cTATE FAIR
FOR RENT,

TOR RENT.
ItOOm house on TwCniy.afIh street.
Law ofice on ChaplIae n,eet.
srooms In BGIley's Block.
h. FORBES. No. 7Cuuon l,,o,.
Telephone Asa ''1 sue
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a Fair sample orthe Funny Things That
<Deeur In Eouueil

occur IN tOuucti.
A special meeting Of Council was called
for last evening for the purpose OF disposipg
ri some important ordinances. II was about
7;45 when President Hildreth dropped the
gavel aud said, "Well, call that roll, Frank,
and see II we have quorum The roll was
called M d only fourteen members responded.
When the present Council was organized a
rule was adopted iorbidding smoking during
the sessions Of Council. When It was dis.
covered that there was no quorum, and the
Sergeant Lad been sent after absentees, the
president, reporters and three or four mem.
bers Of the Branch relit their aftersupper
cigars, and gathering about the presidents
desk, proceeded 10 enjoy themselves by send.
Ing 3louds OF fragrant smoke circling about
the room. This attracted the attention oil
Mr.. HAberdeld, who thought It would be q
good time TO make a few Of bis characteristic
remarks and score the reporters. Said he
"Mr. President. what about that rule about
no smokingH You better enforce It"
Mr.. Hildreth, blowing rings OF smoke In
the air-"There Is no quorum"
A repnrter-"Counci Is not In session"
"Mr. HAberisld-"Well, the gAyel fell"
A smoksr-"Did it?l
Mr.. Clator-"Yes, It did, and say want
this smoking stopped" This was shot out
With such yehemence and was 90 funny that
several smiled.
Mr. clator-"ohl you can laugh II you
want to-
Having received this permission 10 ,mile
several did so and another, man 1T cigar.
About this tine Llent. Syl4lS appeared and
said: president Hildreth. Mr.. -, Mr..
- and you reporters, you'll have 10 stop
that smoking
Mr.. Hlldreth-"well, hold on here; guesl
not There's noquorum.n
sylyis-"0hl all right
Mr. Haberield-"Ain't this body In SEES.
SION ~
Mr.. Htldreth-"Eo.p 81
Mr. Haberfisld grabbed his hat and strobe
out, followed by Mr.. ClGtor and his colleague,
Mr. Bats. Mr.. Clator accompanied bis exit
with muiterings and complaints, This exodus
was evidently intended IS crusher on the
smokers, but strange as 1t may seem,
Il did not affect them In the least.
one member said: "Weil, We fur.
nished them an excuse TO 90 aud see the
Academy show Mr.. Habeiiield soon re-
turEed and Sald: ~ feel bettsr now, had q
beer. Has anybody cigar
AZ soon a6 quorum was secured the
smoking was stopped by the smokers them.
selves, but the fumes had had such an effect
on MsSsrs. ClAtor and Butts that they did
not return
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CoUNCIL LAsr NIGHT.
License Tax for the Coming Year Fixed.
Other Matters.

Other Matters.
A special meeting OF Council was called FOL
last evening for the purpose OF disposing OIL
the license tax ordinances. It was found &c
be almost an impoSsibility to procure quo
rum In the Second Branch. The new mem
bers are already AsAlowin attending as the
members OF tho former Council. II twas not
until s:l5 o'clock that enoughimembers were
present 10 transact business. Fifteen min,
utes later all were present except Messrs
Butts, Clator, Grogan, Harrell, Jones, Kim
berly, Peterson, Pickett, and Porter Smith.
The minutes were read and approved.
The ordinance assessing license tax on
ordinaries, coffee houses, etc, for 1854, was
taken up and the action OF the First Branch
in adoptnAit concurfed In. Tbelordinanct
Is the same US the one that has been in force
the past year.
Tie ordinance assessing license taxes FOL
1854, was read three times and adopted.
The application OF Lewis Husemen for q
license 10 keepan ordinary at No. 1874 Water
street was granted, and he and his bonds
men, K. kTeSs and Samuel Kuglen, sworn.
The cock fighting ordinance, referred to
elsewhere, was adopted. A large luumber o.
resolutions were appropriately referred, and
the street car ordinance taken up, reference
10 which Is made elsewhere.
In the First Branch Mayor Miller pre-
sided, and the body was called TO order about
o'clock. Several unimportant resolutions
left over from the last meeting were taken
up and the action OF the Second Branch con
cnrred iu.
Mr.. Hsaley's resolution looking to the
building OF ahigher reservoir was referred
70 the committee on Water Works.
The ordinance fixing penalties on any con
ductor or engineer on the p, W. & KY, who
runs an engine across the leyee without Q
hsgman, was adopted, and resolution
offered by Mr.. Hoffman calling for an ordi
nance to fix like penalties on the employees oil
the B. & O., was referred to the Ordinance
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WAITED

WANTED-AT TIE wnss.-
Nv Grsek aud New BCudtnoD %nnlEELlSs
port, Ohio, some gtod, EiSGIy Mae Una lre,-
apfo WIfvn
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A speclal tervice was held last night at Me.
lodeon Hall, now known as Fort Faithful, "by
the Salvation Army. Captain Irons who or.
gnnized the pest here, and Happy Charlie
Of steubenyille, we're present. II had been
intended 10 have a pr s.np,ion OF asset OF
colors 70 the Pot by A'ior Mora, Of
Brooklyn, and large number OF tickets
alto cents each, had been sold, but
the Msjot was too sick 10 come, and
the presentation was indefinitely postponed.
Night before last a large delegation OF the
.'SoldIers" went up 10 slenbenyille 10 witness
mn there till half.past four yesterday morn.
ing, much 10 the annoyance OF the Steuben-
Williams. The Tost here now claims 200
members The attendance Is much lighter
than Il was during the winter.
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an Well Explo.ion.

Monday night there was an explosion o.
"a. at the oil we'll now In process OF boring
on Grave Creek bottom, near Moundsville
The we'll Is now down to depth OF nearly
200 feet, aud recently coplOus how OF ga,
was struck. This was accidentally ignited
Monday evening" and the result was a pow
srful explosion, which damaged the derrick
aud blew objects about generally. Mr.
Ensembles, the foreman OF the work, was in
the city yesterday, and told q reporter thai
the company for whom The well Is bsine
sunk, which Is composed Of Pittsburgh capi
talists, does not care TO utilize the gas from
the well, but will tap the orifce below the
surface and conduct the gas In pipes TO safe
distance, where It, will be burned, and the
work OF boring for oil will be prosecuted un'
I'll 1t Is succeaful or IT, company is CON
Yinced that the search at That point Is vain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-18

The of rings arc few les than they were last
week, and larger number OF them were OF com.
nan order, and fewer tops than last week. Trade
has not been scllye. Sales Of wool sheep. which
have not been In heavy supply. have been quite
dull Price, Of clipped sheep 4t6c, and wool sheep
4k'6hG. Lamb SGallctper ID: gross
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pr. cishnr,It'. money.

The disputed ownership OF the 5000 in
silver now 10 vault at the Exchange Bank,
was the subject Of some discussion in Part
Of the Circuit Court yesterday. Miss 0ltilia
Dickescheid, who claims that the money was
given her by her uncle, the late DIR. schun'
hardt, brought an action In detinue against
the bank for the recovery Of the money.
Yesterday the bank, by It's attorney, W. P.
Hubbard, ESQ.,, responded that Mr.. II. NJ
Russell, curator Of DR.. schuchardts estate,
claimed the money, and asked that he be
made the defendant. The motion was par
lially discussed, aud the hearingof argument
nnnflnnad
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Mr.. George ]. Mathisou, the leading halter
has hit upon novel idea for increasing tn,
sales OF his large stock OF hats and caps. Com
mencing this morning I'LL the lst Of May be
will give away every thirtieth hat. A list
containing the names Of all who purchase
hats will be kept by him, and after twenty
nine hats have been sold, the thirtieth Gus
toner will be given one free. Mr.. Mathison
has made large purchases OF hats and Is de
iermtned to carry none over, II low price,
will sell them. Call and see the bargains he
Is otfsrin6. was
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PERSONAL MENTION.
news and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.

News and gossip In Reference 10 Vhrfou1
People.
Captain ]. q. shuttleworth, Of Clarksburg,
Is in town.
Mrs. win Isham is visiting friends at Sis.
tersville, W. Va.
Mrs. Martha E Whitaker is home from a
brief E.stern trip.
Col. G. H. Beall, Of Brooke county, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph spsidel leaves to-day on q
weeks business trip East.
Reys. Pomeroy aud Buchanan, Of Mounds.
Vile, were In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ida Lenkardis lying very i'll at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Berger, on the
Island.
Miss johnson, daughter OF Judge okey
Johnson, left for ParkersburR on the Andes
last evening.
Councilman W. II. Halter was able 10 be
out yesterday, after severe ckspell OF three
weeks duration.
Messrs. J. W. Hollingsworth and |, G. Hol.
loway, two leading business men atFlushing,
were at the Mcclure house yesterday.
George Neuman, Of OFT Bros. & Co., was
observed TO smile yesterday, the first time
for three years. Itwas q nice gtrl baby.
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REMARKS.

The odsnngI are nearly 1900 head In excess Of
the previous week, aud their quality Is generally
as good rs Il was then. Trade with the Increased
offerings has not been active, the supply being
rather 10 excess OF the demand, which Is only re
ported moderate. Prices range iI0nl l0c 70 lie
lew: and those Of an extra quality, selling NJ the
latter price Most OF the sales oil good butcher
cattle rage sboat Ioasal05+c.
THE sHEEr MAREEr.
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THE BARD OF Ay0N.
His BIrthday TO be Celebrated by the
hake,peare club.


In accordance with their custom, the
Wheeling Shakespeare Club will celebrate
the anniversary OF the birth Of the immortal
bard OF Avon, April %. For several years a
banquet has been given to the members Of
the club and q very select clrcleof friends on
this date, and the same method Of conmem.
Grating the anniversary will be adopted this
year. The banquet will be given at Mt.
Bslleyiew hotel In the evening, ana trans'
portation be furnished the members and In
vited guests by the Board OF Directors, who
have charge OF the arrangements for the en-
tertainment These events are always nota'
BILE ones 10 their way, and the outsider who
Is 50 fortunate as to be selected as one Of the
few invited guests Is to be congratulated.
A series OF receptions Is to pc given at the
clubs elegant parlors on Market street, the
first one occurring early In May.
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A few days ego work was commenced al
excavating for the foundations OF honse 70
he used as psrsonsge BY the pastor OF the
Zane street N. L. church. Only few feet
OF ground had been removed when the work
men struck piece OF soft ground, and the
excavation began to fill up with water. Thi!
was augmented by the rains, and the groubd
at last became 50 soggy that work bad to be
suspended. Old residents Of that parI
OF town say the locality was once q
large swamp, and that the earth Is oil such
formation as TO make thorough Drainage i'm
possible. In fact, the earth under the made
surface IA a yeritable quick sand.
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WARRINGTON, D. G., April 81 4. M-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer and
generally fair weather, during the day, fol.
lowed BY local rains In the western portions,
east TO south winds, stationary or lower bar.
For The Lake Region. partly cloudy Wepth.
or, followed by local rains In the west por.
iIons, from northeast TO southeast winds,
stationary or slight rise In temperature, MS.
ing,iollowed by falling barometer 10 the east
portions, falling barometer near Lake Aichi'
pan a.. .H.
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SHOT BY AN OFFICER.
sENsATIoNs 40 MAarIN,s FERRY.
a Pri.ol,r Attl.t. Hh cIpior wi ha9,lgr aad
is Badly wOaId.a-Eall Of . elias. House
wlll-s,lIalrsi aad st cl.lnrllls News
lsd MAttsr In the state at Llrs.

Ahsalom Buchanan, q wealthy citizen Of
WellSburg who had retired from business as
q farmer and moved into town, died sudden.
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Tom Thumb.

General Tom Thumb and his wife. and
company arrived in the city yesterday from
steubenyiIIe and registered at The Mcclure
House. Very good audiences greeted the
party at the Opera House both In the after.
noon and evening. The low prices, 10 and
20 cents, aud only 80 cents for the best seats,
ought 10 fill tho house at the four remaining
performances.
The General walked around town little
yesterday, and engaged In game OF pool at
Helmbright's plrlors, much to the Smuse.
ment OF the spectators. The little General
could hardly zee on th' table by standing on
tip toe, but he played fair game nsyerthe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-18

THE largest and best assorted stock Of
hosiary ever shown In Wheeling, Is now on
exhibition at The Eastern Dry Goods Store,
Marshall & Co., lilo Main street Ladies'
fine regular made hose from 25 cents 10 81 q
pair. Children'S tirertgular made hose at all
prices, II will be to the advantage Of all 10
will be found much lower than other stores.
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PAsolNAlING NNp ropuLAR.
A New and Fashionable Amusement In
wheeling.

The latest popular amusement Is amateur
photography. Il bids fair TO grow more and
more popular, aud rs 1t Is an Instructive and
scientific ayocation, 1t Is TO be encouraged.
Mr.. ]. II. Kirk, the well.known art and pho
tographlc supply dealer on Main street, has
secured the agency Of the scoyille Mannfac.
turing Company, The leading makers OF out.
fits for amateur photographers In the coun.
try, and has on exhibition at his store, near
Tenth street, full outfits Of different styles.
They are worth inspecting, and persons
having taste for this amusement can
save the trouble ef correspondence with the
manufacturers by calling on Mr.. Kirk. A
visit TO his well filled store will be q source
Of pleasure TO a person OF cultured taste
aside from this, his stock comprising some oil
the latest and most fashionable styles oil
frames and other art goods, fine engravinRs
and many other objects worthy Of attention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-18

AT the last meeting Of the Methodist min.
isters Of the city, thequsstiOn OF changing
the tenufe OF the pastnrate In the n. f.
Church was discussed, and the majority OF
those present expressed themselves In favor
OF abandoning the present itintrant system.
The question will receive more thorough
discussion In the future.
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Che gnteliasttter.
ouoe, aos. IS and ~ Fourteenth Street.


Wanted-Girl.
WAnted-Erst. Glass Salesmen.
Step Ladders-NesbItt & Bro.
Dixie Cook Book.
Nohce-Znk & Morehead.
Ohio River Farm For Sale.
For Sale-second.han Truck Wagon.
Photographic Amateurs.
Glass Shades at Mcclure House Art Store.
Nouce-stock holders Meeting.
Regular Pittsburgh and KanRwha River
Packet-W. N. Chancellor.
Asignee's Sale Of Pianos, Organs and
New siivsrwate and Fancy eOOds-I. G,
Dillon.
New Spring and Summer Dry Goods. 8.
China China Gsttins-G. Mendel & co.-Fourth
tf David Ash, the Leading clOthior-Hsad OF
opsn H0a,e-Tom Thumb and Wife
Fourth page.
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We cannot help noticing the unusual stir
caused by DR.. KingsGew Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan & Co. .
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands ara
testing It's wonderful merits by getting trial
bottle at the above Drug Store, which con.
regular dollar sized bottle will do. tits guar
anteed to positively cure or no pay. MEFGW.
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10 Part II Of the Circuit Court Yesterday,
the case OF Charles Freeze, one OF the alleged
burglars OF WARNINGS cigar store, was con,
tinued till the next term, and Freeze re eAsed
on $500 bail. his grandfather, Isaac Fretzs,
sr, becoming his surety.
A motion for new trial was entered IN
behalf OF the city 10 hsappeal case OF George
Ankle, spoken OF at length ytsterday.
The case OF the State W. Wilson, the Elm
Grove street Csr driver Indicted for cruelty 70
animals, was continued on the deiendantu
motion, till the next term.
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WAIT for US, we are coming. VIII open
some time next week, Lynch'S Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest In the world. We will
Says you $50, SOC, 100 and 81 on each pair.
~ Twelfth street. s+ .f.U
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AGREAT belle was lamenting because she
was approaching the age Of thirty, although
she was really more than that Console
yourself, my dear, said friend, "you are
getting farther away from 1t every day."
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Dry Goods. Carpets. wall Paper, Etc :.

Dry Goods, Carpets. wall Paper, Etc'
10000 bolts new style Wall Paper at I and
1000 Holland Blindr, made up ready TO
hang. at %. IS and 40 cents.
1000 Oh Cloths, plain. a. so cents
sou Oil Cloths, KIT and fringe, At 10 cent?;
The cheapest Carpets In the city; so9a
Striped Carpets at 70 cents good lpstain
Carpet at cents,
All other goods at equally low prices tor
cash only. Call and examine at the Dry
Goods. Carpets ard wall Paper Emporium
49, - TouN RoKXER,
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MANY London ladies crop their hair short
and wear an almost entire wig, and conIe,
ouently catch cold more frequently than
their American cousins, but Of course they all
use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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WAR for rs, we are coming. viii open
some time next week. Lynchs Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest In the world. NE will
save you 26c, Soc, Zoe aud 81 on each pair.
a Twelfth street
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wAir for us, we are coming Will open
some time next week, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheape't In the world. We will
save you Csc, 500, Is, and 81 on each pair.
"A Twelfth street
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LYScH's BARGAIN Shoe House, A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Wal
for them, ard save % aud 80 cents on every
pair OF bots or shoes.
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GLEs's Sulphur Soap removes all local
eruptions, smooths all abrasions Of the cuticle.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
MwRkv
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WAIT for us, we are coming. VIII open
some time next week, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House, Cheapest In the world. We will
save you 25c, SOC, 700 and 81 on each pair.
a Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-18

DuRKrEs Salad Dressing, a ready.made,
rich aud delicious dressing for all salads Of
meat, alh or vegetables. Cheaper and infn.
itely better than homemade. Nosauce equal