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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-27
FIRE IN A.LANTiU CITY.
Tue fremont House Pacific Avenue
Partially Destroyed.

The fremont House on Pacific Avenue
Partially Destroyed.
A fire loke out early Friday morning
in the western portion OF the fremont
house, situated on the Southwest corner
Of Pacific and Virginia avenues, Atlantic
city. The fire is supposed to have caught
from coal fire in the sitting room. Jas
B. Daton, OF Camden, owns the property.
The building aud furniture were covered
by insurance as follows $4,000 in the
Phoenix, of Hartford 81, 900 in the Con
tineDtai, of New York ; $4,000 ia the
Etna, Of Hartford $1,000 ia the New
Hampshire tiye insurance company, and
$1,000 in the Connecticut fire insurance
company. NJ. A. Root, a tenant of the
fremont, has 81 800 insurance on his own
furniture, wearing apparel, sc. Nearly
all the furniture was saved.
Mr.. Roots family were the only occu-
pants of the house. This gentleman, about
two years ago, was completely burned out
of Hotel Windsor, situated about one
square below the fremont. The total loss
by fire and water to the builiin, will not
exceed So. 500.
Destruction OF an Opera House.
The opera house at Defiance, o., was
discovered to be on fire at 9:3O o'clock Oh
Thursday night. The fire was en- the stage
among iuhammabie material. The fire
department could not check the flames
and turned their attention toward saving
shc adjoining blocks Heller g. Water
man, drygoods, On the lower floor cf the
opera house. saved good portion of their
property. The opera house was complete
iy gutted. The loss is estimated at $4J, 90
insurance, about SEQ, GOO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-27

A BILL has been introduced into the
Legislature, in accordance with the
recommendation of the governors mes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-27
The Duty on Iron.

The United States Senate seems dis
posed to reduce the tariff duty on man
ufactured iron below that at which the
tariff commission placed it. No doubt
it can be reduced, but a reduction of
workmen's wages will necessarily follow
to enable the manufacturers here to
lower their prices to meet foreign COM
petition. Senator Sherman, coming from
an iron state and claiming to favor a
rate of tariff that will continue to the
American wOrkmen in iron the high
wages he receives, nevertheless voted to
reduce the duty on manufactured iron
to SIS ton. He explained that, as the
Senate had concluded that six dol
lars a ton was sufficient duty on pig
iron, he considered SIS 10 be a high
enough rate on the manufactured az
ticle. Possibly it is. What the business
of the country needs is that some rate
be fixed which will be adhered to. 1t can
accommodate itself to it. There is room
for reduction in wages, in raw materials
and in transportation charges. The
manufacturer cannot afford to pay more
for his materials and labor than he gets
for his product. If the competition
with England forces him to sell iron for
two cents a pound those who deal with
him must come down in their prices
also. With cheap coal, cheap ore and
cheap labor We can make cheap iron and
get along with low duty. But with
the present prices of these things, S1S a
ton as duty on foreign iron will not do.
The New Regime.
The election of William d. Gardner
to the presidency Of the Philadelphia gas
trust shows that a total revolution has
taken place in the management of that
institution. The defeat of McManes for
reelection to its management was
indicative of this coming change,
but as enough of the old leaven
remained in the trust to control it, if
it had asserted itself, it remained to be
seen whether with McManes out any old
leader was left with sufficient courage
to take up the reins he dropped. 1t clear
ly appears that there was none to sue
ceed to bis power. NJ. Hall Stanton
was there, and Mr.. Stanton is evil
enough for any purpose, but does not
pan out well as leader. He could not
command the support of all his old as
sociates for the presidency of the trust,
and consequently pretended not to want
it. Mr.. Gardner is a well known car
riage manufacturer and is native, we
believe, of the city. He has at least
lived his life in it, and lived it re-
putably, occupying positions of trust in
associations with which he is connect
ed, and being esteemed as trusty man,
who will honestly and diligently dis
charge the duties he accepts. The gas
trust under his charge will be managed
in the interest of the city and without
faint of jobbery, The old ring threw up
its hand completely when it yielded to
his election.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-27

NUMBER 1G in the crematiOns at old Dr..
Lemoyne's furnace out at Washington,
this state, was the body of three year old
in two hours and shipped to the relatives
in New York, the ceremony being entirely
devoid of religious services. 1t was the
first child ever cremated at the Lemoyne
retOrt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16
sEA-ED PROPOSALS..
CEALED PROPOSALS.


BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, OHIO COUSTY,
WHEELING, VA, March II, lsSlJ
Sealed PropOSAls for the following county work 10
be done during the current year. will be ICcelrVd
at this Ottte until TUESDAY, 9Th day Of Mach,
BoskS Hill, BuShiled and sprlugers Hill lItOCn.
bic Yards excavation, IS cubic yards mnOnfy, lG0
cubic yards MGcAdamiEinB.
GIcRgAville, Clinton and Potomac Road, LIST Divl
siNn, 700 cubic yards MRCauamiElng; "a Division.
3lVcublc yards NaCadRmiLing,
DixOn'S Run, 500 cubic yards excavation, % cutie
yards masonry.
MSGnw,s Kun, GEO cubic yards excavation -
cubic yards masonry.
Middle wheeling Creek, upper end. rs cubis
yards Matchmaking.
Morrison Road, 10 cubic yards matchmaking ~
cubic yards paving
POgues Run, 20U cubic yards cI CAvatlOn 30 cubic
yards Matchmaking.
Peters Run, l,OCO cubic yards excavation, q co.
bic yards masonry, 200 cubic yards MaCadalniLihg
hiyer road, lst DiviSion, $50 cubic yAtdA MarAd'
Au IZinE.
River road, ID DivIiIon, leo cubic yards eIcATs.
ton, 20 cubic yards Masonry.
Rice aud wiedeman,s Road, 200 cubic yard, e.
ovation, so cubic yards makOnTy.
Rica and CaStCInnu'A Run, 1000 cubic Yard Il.
cAvAtion, ~ cubic yards mnOny
Roney's Point, D. y, q H., 10 cubic yards excaJE
ton. 20 cubic yards ma'OnFy, 40 cable yfrds Mac
adamiElnH:
yarTiS MEcadamizing
penInSIiIS Road S7SruhIc vo,,I, N.c,J,nI.iny
aInna Church Rna1 nj crsJn I'D. Wsr1,iInI.
dnH '''''S '"'''
hho,t Crsck North Fork l nm cu,Ir vA,ds f1na.
yatInn q cnhIc yafhs mRtnnry
Shoit Ireek RoiIIh FoIk Cfsi cuhIc yards eJr,yt.
tIon q cnSic ySyds mssorrS N c,,hi; ys,Is biu,h
aSd ,t0Se Imam anus NN'H'' " o""'' 'A'u' 0'1A-
short Crces' main stem 1000 cubic wards excavG.
tim hi c,i6Ic wards NAOMI >"''~
%hee Irg, Hest IIbeTty and Retbany IIt plvli.
g w ,Cn Iaiuh SIsn nnu oh y ips y.,4,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

The Catherine Lewis Comic Opera Compa.
nv, which presented prince Cont" at the
Opera House last nightappeared under more
agreeable circumstances than they were war.
rauted In expecting to yesterday forenoon.
An accident on an Ohio railroad some dis.
lance vest OF Newark, detained them some
time, and the manager Of the company, who
by the way Is Miss LewiSs husband, tele.
graphed Manager Riester Delayed by acct
dent. May arrive late. Will show II have
10 dress on car
Mr.. Riester ordered some dodgers printed
making the announcement, but had scarcely
given the order, when second dispatch came
announcing thatthe company would reach
Wheeling at I'm, and promptly at that
houra special train bearing the company
reached the city.
When the manager found there was pros.
poet OF . delay, he telegraphed the agent Of
the railroad company 81 Cincinnati, that IN.
less means were afforded for leaving Newark
10 An hour, he would come by the Pan Han.
die road, and sue the Baltimore 4 Ohio Com.
pany for the price OF the tickets and the
damage on account ofloss OF time This bad
the desired effect, anda special train was
| nnomptly furnished,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

DR.. H. T. Ford, the Benwood physician
whose arrest a. examination before United
States Commissioner Forbes on charge Of
violating the postal laws by sending sour.
rilous and obscene letters through the mails,
was chronicled some time ago, was yesterday
by the Commissioner, the e1ami.
nation having resulted In his honorable
acquittal. At the time Of his arrest the In
rELLIGESCER suggested that there should be
suspension OF judgment on the part OF the
public until the facts were etully known,
and the suggestion has been approved by the
the outcome OF the case. All the circum.
stances connected with the letters and the
arrest OF the doctor led tograve doubt on the
part OF those who were familiar with them
as to whether the bottom OF the case had
been reached by the authorities, and events
have since deepened these suspicious. The
matter will probably be gone into farther
hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16
CRY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Curreni Events Of Minor
Interest.

Interest.
Bishop PETEsKrs will preach at Westwood's
hall, In the Eighth ward, Sunday evening
next
RI REV Gro. W. PErERxiS will oticiate at
81. Luke's church this evening a. 1880 o'clock,
And administer the rite Of Confirmation.
YEsrERpAY the mer In the different hose
houses were busy polishing up and scrubbtng
out. preparing for the contemplated visit oil
the Fire Department COMMITTEES to-day.
Last evening two East Wheeling b'hoys,
"Wee" Marshall and Jim Cassidy, INDUCED
In A small prize fight on Seventeenth street,
and both were we'll bruised up. Officer
Morris arrested them both, but on the way
10 the Central Station Cassidy broke away.
Marshall was locked M, and Morris is on the
lookout for Cassidy. He will catch him.
"WEDNESDAY night or Thursday morning
some thief entered the carpenter shop Of
Patrick O. Brieu, situated on Chapline street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
and stole about $50 worth OF tools. The ih1el
was evidently some one well acquainted with
the premises, for he entered by the back way
and took what he wanted, without disturbing
anything else.
TIE Bellaire Independent says: Some time
since an Item was published In this paper
about the Nall CITY beer wagon running into
and breaking spring wagon, on the bridge
over McMahon's creek. The matter has re
maiued quiet ever since till to-day O., N
TAYLOR, owner OF the spring wagon, had an
attachment for the Nail City team issued,
and the driver wss compelled to give bono
In the sum OF 500.
TINS evening Kate Claxton and her com
pany will present rbe Two Orphans" at the
Opera House. Miss Claxton's performance
OF the part OF Louise Is justly famous, and nc
doubt this fact aud the lasting popularity o.
the play will be sufficient TO attract a good
audience this evening THE Two Orphans
bids fair to ou.live "Uncle Toms Cabin" on
the stage, and as long as people will have IL
Miss Claxton deserves credit for presenting
| IL Artstically,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

The abstract made from the reports Of the
teachers in the German department was as
follows: Enrolment, Washington, 20; Madi'
son, 81; Clay, 81; Union. 80; Centre, 10; Webs.
ter, IS; Richie, Co. Total $50. Pupils oil
German percentage, 30; pupils not OF German
parentage. 49, number Of classes, ~; num-
Der OF teachers, I. Amount paid for instruo'
ton $lH.
Superintendent Birch also presented the
first report Of the Librarian. II shows the
circulation OF books in the Library from the
opening OF the same, October Is, 10 the week
ending February "a, to have been as follows;
Biography, PSI; Fiction, 10 72S; Geography
aud Travels, So; History, 5l3; Philology, q;
Philosophy and Education, "a Poetry and
Drama, 235; Politics and Commerce, Il; Poly.
graphy, sol; Science and Art, 3S7; Theology,
SO. Total 2O,il9
The number OF books used In the Reading
Room amounted to 7s3. The amount re-
ceiyed from fines was SIS %.
The bond Of Clerk Pendleton In the sum
Of s., 900, with Messrs. George Hook and
John o. Pendleton as sureties, was received
and approved.
A resolution looking to the paving Of the
scnoOl yard In Clay district was referred tC
the COMMITTEES on Buildings and Grounds.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Collier, proyi
ding for an addition to the Madison district
school, was also referred.
At9P N. the Board adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16
Pleasant wedding at the ~. James.

Yesterday afternoon at 1850 O'Clock a very
pleasant affair took place In the parlors Of
the ST. James Hotel. twas wedding. The
contracting parties were Mr.. John L. Fowler
and Leonora Harvey, OF WellSburg, and they
were attended by Miss Lizzie AdamS, Of
MinEo Junction, and Mr.. Ira LatimeE Of
Wellsburg. DR.. Cunningham, OF the Fint
Church Of this city, conducted the eeremsny,
while Captain Kirker, the joyial clerk, who
by the way Is a former resident Of WellsburR,
was general master OF ceremonies and made
ali he arrangements. In addition TO those
named the pleasant parlor also, contained
Msjor ScrArage, Judges Snyder, Green aud
Woods, Of the Supreme bench, and three or
four lady boarders at the hotel. The newly
married couple returned home on the All
train. Welliburg lovers seem to find 10 dirty
but hospitable Wheeling splendid place to
marry. It's only fey weeks ago that a
and procured Captain Kirkers assistance In
having the knot tied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

INV YoRK. March lb.-Cotton steady and I'm.
changed al lOHAlUfC: futures dull aud easy. Flour
dun and unchanged: receipts IS COZ barrels exports
IS 600 barrels Wheat, 81 o9Al 0I5t: options ZA5lc
eli No red steamer 81 II: No. rcd 81 Is1i; IN.
graded red 81 co. ungrAded white 81 o. No. 2
81 f8JS No. / white sales 1900 bushels, At o. ia
i2E No red March, sales 10000 buAhelE At
900 bushels, at 81 20<al ~; May, q 2seSal 2Ii
closing at 81 ~; June. sales 672,0OO bushels al
81 23f,Gi 2iX, closing Al 81 2iit. Corn, receipts
ISL 900 buihelE eXports 90 90 bushels Ans higher
7Ol<GI?c steamer white Csc. No. March 70IfA7O1Sc
closing Al TOIfG: April 7O5SaIlc, closing At lie;
Nay 7lH,A7lHc; closing At NC: June 705SA1ljyn,
bnyhelE exports lSl,tC0 bushels: ) western
mixed tsXis2G white western SsaS7c' Hay
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

The Secretary OF State yesterday issued
c.rtidcaie OF incorporation 10 an organic /
lion 10 be known as "The Board OF Trade o.
Inc CITY OF Charleston founded for the pur
nose Of iurthering and promoting, the gen
ersl business Interests OF the city OF Charles
ton, and for tho further purpose oil improV,
ing extending and placing upon q safer and
more permanent foundation the jobbing and
manufacturing interests OF said city. The
charter runs TIL December 81, 1899, and Is to
hayeS capital stock Of s9S, 900, Of which sum
500 has been subscribed, and so paid In.
The shares are $50 each, and the incorpora'
tors are George Davis, Jacob Jelenko n. 8.
Burlew, W. F. Goshorn, Charles s. Morgan,
Philip FrankenberCer. r r. Delaney, Z. s.
Arnold, p. H. Noyes, n. p. Ruffner,. Frank
Wooiuian, J, SChwabe, William Jelenko
and g. Strauss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

News and Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.

People.
Governor Jackson left last evening for Par
kersburg and Charleston.
Misses Mamie and Katie Mcllwaine are
visiting in Little Washington.
United States Marthal Atkinson left last
evening for Washington City.
Hon. Ben Wilson arrived in the city last
evening and registered at the New McLure
Mrs. Mary Devinny, late Of Weston, West
Virginia, Is now making her home with her
father. Mr.. William Montgomery, OF Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio.
William Hildebrand, Of Wheeling, W. Va,
Is visiting Henry Bickse, on lower Market
street Wood Glass and W. N. Rodgers, Of
Wheeling, are in the city to.day.-Sseu6eHriIte
Gazette
Mr.. Frank g. Morrison, q former student OF
our college, who has been practicing DENTS.
Try in East Saginaw. Mich, for the past year,
Is about moving with his family TO Wheel
Ing, W. Va. Mrs. Charles Morrison, who has
been visiting at the residence OF her father,
Henry WestbroOk. returned last evening to
her home in Wheeling - Washington Reporter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16
ruE BOARD or EDUCATION
In Regular Monthly session-Ihe Public
Iihrnrx.CnmmIiIee Renortn.

In Regular Monthly session-1he Public
Library-Committee Reports.
The Board Of Education met in regular
monthly session last evening at the rooms OF
the Board, all the members being present eI.
cept Messrs. Acker, Arkle, Hoge, Isett, Nc
Gully, Miller, J. c., Pipes, schockey, Soldier
and President Wilson. DR.. Jepson on motion
took the chair and presided over the meeting.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
Bills to the amount OF $3.50 81 were sub.
mitted by the Committee on Accounts and
ordered paid.
The Communities on Public Library re-
ported In fayoring OF awarding the contract
Tor binding books 10 Mills, Frew Il Co. at the
following rates for the ensuing year: Quartos,
IS cents per volume; octayos, all sizss, 5O
cents; twelyemos, 40 cent?; sixteenmos, -
cent; newspapers, according TO size, s. OOA
5 90 per volume. This was approved:
The committee recommended adding the
following 10 the rules OF the Library, which
was done: "All city school taxpayers, who
are non.resdents Of the city, shall have the
same privileges, with respect 10 the use oil
the Library as residents OF the CITY," Per
CONS WIN are 1lhylub IL tuc Guy tohRV,aAHS
shall be entitled 10 the use OF the Library
upon fnrpishiug the written guarantee OF a
responsible citizen for the observance. by
such person, Of the rules and regulations Of
the Library, and upon paying the sum Of
| fifty cents per month"
The Committee on Finance reported In
favor OF the Clerk drawing orders on the Col:
lector IN favor Of Adam Capped, estate oil
Louis Lingamann aud VIM. Il. Travis for
taxes paid on erroneous assessments. The
report was adopted.
The Committee on Finance wss instructed
to pay TO the proper representative the
balance due ], G. Heryey as Superintendent
salary.
Prot. Birch the City Superintendent, sub
mitted the reports Of the schools OF the Dis.
trict and his own report, which were received
and filed. The Superintendent In his report
invited attention TO the following abstracts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

Among the first retailers TO try the dressed
beef from Armour g. Co., the famous Chicago
cattle men, Is George Hess, the East Wheel.
ing butcher and green grocer. whose adver.
tisement appears elsewhere. He will have
the first instalment oil this famous beef on
sale this morning, and will deliver 1t or other
goods In his line. Orders may be sent by
telephone or left at his store on Jacob street.
south OF the Fourth ward school house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

All persons wishing 10 test the merits OF
great Iemedy-one that will positively cure
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, bronchi,
lis, or any affection Il the Throat and Lurgs-
are requested to call at Logan d Co.'S Bridge
Corner Drug Store and get 100 Trial Bottle
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, which will show you what regular
sized bottle will do. COW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16
IN FULL BLAST.

The great sale Of Ribbons to-day and
tomorrow will be the main feature In our
stock. 5000 yards Of fresh, choice styles,
all silk goods, ut less than one.lialf their
actual value. This purchase was made
in New York last week.
A. L. RICE & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16
Gt1s qntelligenGen
New Advertisements.

McLain's Wheeling Pills.
Wanted-SitnAtion as Nurse.
Wanted-sItuAtion as Book.keeper.
McI.ain's Pectoral Syrup.
Easter Cards Il. l.. Nicholl.
Save Your Eyes-I. q. Dillon.
Polished Plate GlAss-W. A Wilson.
For Cincinnati and LouiSyille-steamer
st. Lawrence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

A joint meeting OF committees appointed
by Wheeling and Cyrene Communicates 10
make arraugement for celebrating Ascension
Day MAY q was held at Masonic Temple last
evening and the following committees were
appointed:
l.. Rodgers, Geo. +. Irvine, Hugh Sterling
and Anselan buchanan.
Committee on Priuting-John N. Birch,
J. ". Morris, J. A. Miller R H. List snd D.
X. Brooks.
Committee Cd Band-w. H. Travis, A.
Wilson, Jr., s. WAterhouse, Jr, John II.
Birch, John Brown.
Committee on Vocal Music-J"seph Hall,
John Z. Msndel, Allen Brock, R. J. Smyth,
and @. Y. Lucas,
The committee adjourned TO meet at the
call Of the Chairman.
W. H. Travis presided and Allen Brock
was Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

WASHINGTON, D. c., March l6-lAN.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, and the
Lower Lake regions, fair weather, cold north
erly winds generally shifting TO warmer
sontherly winds, followed BY falling barome-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

That for pure swOet bread, rolls and hot
cake use Phoenix Compressed Yeast. 1t Is
alwas ready and never fails. All first class
grocers keep IT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

ISyAMn mothers, weak children, nervous
and freiful infants are benefited by using
Browns Iron Bitten. Harmless and ellica-
cious D&w
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CLERKS oFPcE. BoARD C0NNrToHLE'
OHIO COUNTY, W. Va, MslCh Il, i'4
Sealed proposals will be received al lH., ~ ~
until the 18th instant nj u noon, Tor iu'i.'a'.s
common collins, EtAinch for any bu'its MAJ "!
be ordered BY County COnnlSiCnef w,tl4h "
city district Of Ohio county for Two year 1--WE
April ], 1858. ,,,s
For furnishing common collins, stained, i0i pug
ais that may be ordered by County '1mnr
kloneF OF superintendent OiCOunty .nfnG'l VIE
the country dbtrlct' Of Ohio county, for l"" !tI"
from Aprli !, lsS2
BIdde1 TO specify the price OF cof1ns iof i%f'os'
over aud under u yesn Il age.
AlEO price Of heaHe, hack sud buggy.
The Board rtseTTcS the light 70 Tiect ~! OF A.
ISIa ~ O'4'' ROBERT L. WOODS. Clett
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

CLoSrSo out at cost Furniture, CsrpelI
Window Shades, &c, at link & Morehead's
iii Main street, as their rooms are TO be used
for other business after April lst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

HALRs Honey OF Horeaound and Ter
will arrest every ailment Of the lungs, throat
or chest, Pixies ToothAehe drops cure IN
one minute, For the skin-Glenn's sulphur
Sap. NWIAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-16

The following shows the range Of the thar
momeisr, As obseryedAt SchnepFs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
7Arl9v.SE M.7R.M.l7AN. I2N,ShN.7H.N
Il 81 IS 30 % 80 IS u