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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-15
OHURcrs TOPICS.
Programmes or worship y, yAriou.
Places Tomorrow,

Programmes Of worship 9i Various
Places Tomorrow.
Gospel Temperance Meeting at Parker Hall,
81 usual, at $50 p. N tomorrow.
international Sunday S,hool Lesson 1.
Samuel 2i,l.l7. Subject: David sparlng His
Enemy. .....,
Services at the Second Rresby terisR 6hErch.
Rsv. Wm. II. Cooke, DID,, pastor, at10;SQ
o'clock 4, ", and at7P.N.
There will 10 services tomorrow at the U.
P. Church at 1890 O'Clock Az. and P. Y.
preaching by Rev. ]. N. FArrar. Of ESrris.
vile, oaio. Sabbath School at2r.M. ~,
At Zane street N. 3. Church, Raw Mr..
Fitzpatrick past3r. Theme for tomorrow at
1880 a. y. and p NJ, "ReYival BlGssiugs"
Sunday School at 2 y Il. All are invited.
Rev. George e Hite wlllpFeaeh mo:niug
aud nYening in Chapline Street Church to.
moEroy. At 1880 0'ol3ok a. ": "a Mans
Rork Shall DO H's WilntS;" IT. M:"Ths
Worlds B!ble,R
First Baptist ohuEch, preaching to.mouoy
morning and evening. At o'clock =. NJ,
Rev. ]. B. milford will prss6h biz closing
sermon o. pastor OF the church. Sunday
School at . O'Clock.
Thsyo will be services tomorrow in the
First E0ElIBh hEaDseltcaI Lutheran church,
Rev. L. W. Dofnblsser pastor, ct 1880 A. N.
and ! p. ". Sunday School at ! P. L.
Stranger gre welcome.
Preaching st the Disciples Church next
Sabbath, SnndSy School at $50 A ". Preach
at 1880 A. n, subisct, Burden gearihg.m
At7P N subject, "Th6 Word OF God, Isit
sutiioient?n /. ]. Hart PASTOR.
Preaching a. Wesley ". E. Chapel on Sun.
day at 1881 O'Clock A. N. and j. N. by the
pastor, Rev. g. R Copeland, Sunday School
at-2 O'clock 2. ". John Mulford, Superin-
tendent. Strangers srp invited.
There will be preaching in the tlrSt Pes,
byterian church BY the pssEor, nsv. .. A.
Cunningham, D. D., tomorrow az 1880 A. Il.
and I r, y. In the evening the next sssmon
In the ssrieI Of practical dlscourses. Subject,
Books and Reading"
Tho Cit2ans' Rible Class will meet tenor.
row Afternoon 10 the Lecture Room OF the
First Presbyterian Church, a. eco o'clock.
A cordial Invitation 10 extended to all who
wish to engage In the study OF the Word.
Lesson; sana. 81 chap, lis verses.
Fourth Street Y. 3. church. Preaching at
1880 a. n, and IN, ty the pastor, Rev.
J6Seph r, Smith, D. b. In the eyenibE tho
pastor will preach the seventh sermon cd tho
Prodignl son. 'subjset, The Merry House. |
hold.T Sunday school meets At2R. Young
Peoples Meeting Of iiSoR.M
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

i desire TO cali tue attention OF tht
public TO the large stock of fino pia
m 1nds aud other Gems, Watches of MI
description s, aud TO tue fall line OF hnt
JeweIry thatI hnyS proenrtd for shl
Holiday trade. also have the largest
assortment Of fine Bangle BRACELETS and
scRrrPInS 10 be found In tho city. -.
ihaye lately added TO my stock u iargt
line Of John FoI'4'S fde Gold Pens and
PenciIs.i at all times carry M elegant
line of solid Silver and Pisted Ware oil
the best makes. For ihs Holidays.
have purchased "a choice invoice of fancy
articles aud other goods always carried
by the leading jewelers.. 1 solicit an in
spectIon OF my goods and prices.
Very Respectfully,
A. a. HGAN2HEIH,
No. 1909 Market street.
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A fArAL PROLIC.
a Young man KiiIea BY the Rseoll Of

n6un. XIV
Mr.. S. L. Boyd, OF Glen Elston, o gentle
man well known In the city, was in town
yesterday, and gave an IxrELLIaKscER man
an account OF cad occurrence at q. slrenade
on Bowman's Ridge, in Marshall county, not
far from Glen Easton. Mr.. John Crow was
married 10 a Miss Hopkins there on Thurs
day evening, and after the wedding the
younger residents OF the yicinity,ts 10 Gus
tomAry in the rural districts, gathered to
serepade the newly married couple, Not be-
ing able to make noise enough to satisfy
them with the usual instruments OF torture
In vogue on such oceaaioas, the young men
Of that section OF Marshall county have
lately introduced fire arms to add TO the di1.
A sad leseon was learned at the, seteAade
referred to above. Shannon Wellman, 0
young son Of James Wellman,a highly re.
spected resident OF the vicinity, was AIMED
with an old musket, which he loaded very
heavily. Afraid It might burst with the
discharge, he held II at Brm's length, and II
| recoiled when fired with such Il roe as TO
crush the young mans ikull badly. The 40
cident occurred at about eleven o'clock on
Thursday night, and In spite OF the Rtten-
| ton Of skilled physicians, the young man
died at four o'clock yesterday morning
The fatal termination Of the fun has asst
deep glooom over tho party, and II Will prob
ably have the effect OF discouragirg the use
OF fire arms on such occasions.
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VAN W Ats WITS
AFrER KEEPING AlM foA WEARS
o., Hin r.,s s.rIsu. rrspsb. From which /. is
Extremely posbuul IL rh.y Cls Rxtrisats
HIm-Hsis Arrested Charged With sstsn
FOrs,rt,-L very Neat seh,nt.

Leon Van Walt Is well known to the people
Of Wheeling in general, either by sight or by
reputation. Nearly alwSys on thestreet, and
generally without visible means Of support
his slender form and rather good looking face
became familiar objects to great many
people. Occasionally he got into trouble
and was ArraigLed in court, and bis nsms
thus became familiar TO others. When he
tirst became acquainted 10 the city, iout OF
Eve years ago, he was running on the Central
Ohio RaiIr ad between Columbus and Vince
csiion shortly, and lived BY his wits In this
city, with occasional very orlet intervals OF
honest employment.
A very nice young lady, OF good family.
was unfortunate enough 10 mary him, and
the connections lie came into by this mar
riage gave him favorable opportunities TO in
dulge h propensity Tor msgnifying his owr
importance. lie was seemingly anbttiousto
be known 40 tough, and on one occasion
when he Knocked a man down on MaIksl
street. andwas fined fot 1T he told an lNTEC
cEs reporter Of 'thes occurrence, a1d
asked him tol.'write him OPP GOOD" Hell
aid. with his other characlerist cts, to unitt
mat OF arrant coRardice. and numerous Incl
dents illustrating this trait are told.
He got into trouble once or twice whit
living here In connection With very quts
tionable transactions but always mansgsd L
come out without yeTysesious results
For several months rscsntly he acled a
sub.asent for N. L. Hill, sgent ofa Rooheste
nursery firm, but about Two weeks ago rt
tired from this busi qess and went away. 4
Yesterday he returned, and had only beef
In town snort tins when CoustableJ. P.sl
Myers arrested him on warrant sworn GU
BY N. L. Hill before Squire W. H. Caldwell
on charge Of forgery. ~. i,...-,
Constable St. Myers had had tho warran
in his possession Tor some time, and had sue
ceeded in tracing his man 10 Chicago, 10
which city be was about 10 leave when h
met Van Walt.
when the Constable told Leon this, the lat
ter remarked: I'm sorry. If had know
that would have ltid there. would Tx
| 10 show you around the town once. It's
d-n lively place"
The forgeries with which the prisoner
charged are ssven In number, ard other
may vet be found. While be was agent 70
Hill no would take orders for trees 70 b
paid for on delivery, and upon turning the1
over to Hill was paid his commission 10 cash
The seven iorgerits so far discovered wer
orders for trets, to which he signed the 10!
lowing names for the respective amount
| given below:
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The Flocton & Edmnnds combination was
greeted by a snail audience at the Opera
House last evening In the new version OF
''The Flying DGtchman." The audience was
appreoiatiye to enthusiasm, however, and the
play and company arc deserving OF the
plaudlts accorded thep, The piece Is a
vierd, romantic melodFGpa, and Affords op-
portunity for a very pleasing winnings enter
ecter actor, and the support Is capable. The
mounting and stage accessories were fac,
the COST scene and phantom ship at the cad
OF the second cot being magnificent piece OF
scenery. Fine singing aud dancing and 3
good deal Of fun arc givo1 Incidentally. and
Il Is to be hoped that ia'go audiences yill be
delighted th!a afternoon and evening, st
which tunes the plRy will be repealed.
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IN tying to clean out The gas we'll on
Thntsd6$ the Woskmen lost twenty flour feet
more Of tools. This makes ibout Shy feet
Of tools that are now in the well and still the
gasaowsa Is before.
TIE town oouAcll has decided 10 submit
the question 70 the cit,z 1rs at the next town
election sS TO whether or not they viii vote
the sum Of 30 900 TO be expended In pro.
curing . good hre spparatus ana tos general
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once NOS. a5 and ~ Fourteenth street,
New Advertisements

New Holiday Goods-Friend & Son.
Wanted-Nen AID Women.
Holiday Goods-Dayison Brce.
For saie-DWellings-John L, schilling.
OpeIa House-Across the Continent.
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Packet Line.
For Eale--House-Geo I. Z'mmer.
ChristrnSs Cards-E L. Eicoll.
Holiday Candits--TS F, Heyman.
Sns6 BucEwhest Flour-AcKes's Island
Bsz.sr and Supper at Westwood's Hall.
DR.. John E. smith-Third page.
Rattan Chairs for The Holidays-G. Aendel
: Artistic Pottery and Fancy Gosds-I. G.
Dillon,
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A wheeling Concern After Chs.

C0lunlbug kam!nSky, Of RQah Run, was IN
sterbenville yesterday, and informed tue
Gazette taat the report about the old gas well
OF teat place Ellowing out" Is untrue. The
well has not bees disturbed in twenty
years, when 1t was drilled ier oil. A large
mill Standing near by was filled with gas at
the time, which Was lgni:ed By the furnace,
and destroyed the mill. Tho Wheeling Pot.
terry Company has purchased the gas priv
lese OF large tract Of land In the glCini2y Of
the well, and Il gss L s:Iuck opposite on the
other side Of the river. q 10 thought the Pot
tesy Company will reopen the RGIh Aun
gell. Gas escapes from the old well nov,
whiek hrs been lighted, but the blszs Is only
as large a. - ordinary gas jet. The well Is
/ 600 feet deem
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Murderous Assault,

Yesterday mornlpg as the esst bound
irsiRht Irsin on The gempheld leIt tunnel
ION, d iilgman on the train, John L9cgh, was
struck on tte head by club, throgn by
somebody standing near the track. His head
was bruised aud The blow stunned him SO
that he fell where be stood on top Of the car.
Nhers hu lay until found by another brake
man passing over the train. The latter also
received bloN st the tame time from =
club on the head. he Yag, however, not dis
abled and at once cared for his companion,
and prevented him from rolling OF the train.
One Of the man Jaw ths migcreant who threw
tha clnb Hl was A white man,
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AsaD CASE.
mr.. John II. Bill Reeomes " navinR
Maniac.


John r. Bell, q subscription book publisher
who hiss been carrying on business with guod
success In this city for several months past,
having his olfite In Melodeon Hall buildipg,
on Main street, was yesterday committed 10
jlil as lunatio by squire Afkle. Bell lives
On Twelfth street, anu is married For sey'
trSl days he has show2 gEs at ALTERATION,
and yesterday his affection took violent
form aud he hecHme rav:ng maniac. BE
called at the IATELLl0ENcEg 0ttiae early 10
the day to consult one Of tie proprietors on
The sdyiiabillty Of his going to hls It'll ie, IS
he said several prominent citizsns bad cor:
spired TO kill him, and that they had succeeded
10 placing him under the Influence OF cleo
tricity. Later LIE Espt 10 DR.. Baird's office
to consult him, and there claimed that lhe
Board OF Public Works had 'g1B on his
life. Constable Love sud Councilman Halter
took him TO fquire Ankles office but he re-
fused to remain there, and said he must see
DE-. I. 3. Wilson. Squire Arkle sccomPar.
led him to the Doct7r9 office, and Dr.. Wilson
succeeded in getting him to jail By strata
The case is sad one. Mr.. Ball when in
bis right mind Is an intelligent genileu an,
a msn OF business capacity and good citi-
zsn. Al itquest oflpnacy Will be held to-
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Capt. ]. G. Porter died at Newark. Ohio
lat Thursday night at 10 o'clock. He wa
on his way fion Kingston, New Mexico
where he had spsnt tho summer, starting
home last Mondsy week, IN tho be1; o. health
and spirits. Coming through Texas he con.
tracted cold on the way which led to ~
pho!d pneumonia, and stopping OF at New
ark, the damp, cold weather proved too much
for him. In his death Ohio county loses
one OF hcr best citizens. He was 10 every
Banae square man, and no man stood higher
In the esIsem Of his rGShhors and ae9uaint'
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street Improvements. This seams 10 DO q
move in i6e right direction, . this town Is
growing IN luoh proportions that this matter
cannot much longer be neglected. ,v
A eolored man by the name Of oharlel
Wilson had preliminary hearing before
eauire Campbsll, yesterday, which resulted
IN his being bound over for hisappearancea a
the next Circuit Court He was caught early
on Thursdsy morning In the act OF entering
the yelling house Of @. H. Braekep, which
he was prevented from doing by the timely
aSrlyal OF two workmen from Harvey q
Broa.' psptr mill, who effected bis capture.
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THERE'S no Time 10 DO Wasted.

The cold weather is upon us, and
unless you want to go shiyerins
You must buy warm, comfortable
Clothing. II you have not much
money 10 spare for them it will be
well if.yOu,select carefully, both as
to price and quality. l make you
the following offer, and deem it to
your advantage to accept same: As
I opened here with an immense
stock Of goods, and have constantly
been receiving large invoices since,
my line is necessarily large; and
as tile end Of the year is near a!
hand l will reduce every article OF
Clothing in my stock % per cent
below former selling price. Come
and test for yourselves.
DAVID ASH,
30 TWELFTH sTREET,
de4rrraS CIoihier aud fnrnLsher.
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prIdsepert.

Mail Messenger Long; Of the c.&P. route
is % foF afeW wstlg.
Hiss Jennie AndeIsou, OK 81. 0iaIrsYille, 4
visiting friends In BHsEepofk -
Mrs. Mitchell and Mn. y. J. Alexander
are visiting friends IN St. cla!Isville.
Mr.. John Sells Is lying dAngerously III with
typhoid fever at his homo In Kirkwood.
Mr.. Kerry Trutmau, bill clerk at the O. &
2. p r, leaves to-day for his home at Gosh.
bctop;E,, 10 spend the holidays.
The La Belle Gllyl Wo;Es, Oslo Valley
Glass Works, R:ua Iron MI dhd STANDARD
Iron Mill are drumming with good orders
and will not stop FOL the holidays
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These orders were all bogus, and on each
Van Walt got his 20 per cent commission,
making an aggregate Of s9mswhst over $iA
paid him. The penalty for this kind of operS.
tons Is Imprisonment in the panitentiary.
Van Walt was held In 81. 600 bonds, falling 70
give which he was committed TO all to await
the action OF the grand ilry.
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FOR SALE.

One OF the finest RIVER FARMS In Jefferson
and Belmont County, Ohio, at Yorkyille, 1Te nils
above Martin Ferry, and known as the Noah IT,
ton Farm, containing lS) acres mere OF leSl This
farm les ten or Twelve fec. above high water marx
and Is we'll improved with R,od houEs, bG;u and
outbuildlnss complete, good orchard oil fue fruit,
With large river frontage Of auc bottom land.
For particulars and terms call on CT address
J. C. HERYEY,
Real Jtkte agent.
ns2l.WA 10. 1905 Market 81. Wheeling, ". "
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Protect yourselves from the cold weather
that 10 coming. ty cailirg at jain Rotmer's
Nos. 20l9 AID 2Q2l Main street. aud buy
yoursslTcs good Asasy White and Colored
Rlsihets, from 50S:o Il 90 apiece. 5iound
Calico Comforts 81 o.. shaw.s, Closks, Do,
mans, F!anne,s, CashmeTes, Clo;hs, Heavy
Underwear, Klit Goods Gloves, Hoss. Car
pets, Window BiiCd., Iswslry, 60, 90 /, al
greatly reduced prizes, for cash only.
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NOTICE.

10 reGnce stock will offer special bar.
gains In Boots. and Shoes until Chrisima,;
also TO any person buying bill o. boots
or shoes will give . handsomely iuusira.
ted Picture Book as Christmas momento:
j. ". ANiCk,
II43 Main Street,
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To tie Patrons Of the First national.

The Liquor Dealers Association Of Vince!
ing hIs gwen notice that its members vii
not give the usual Christmas and New Year.
treat Of egg nogg, ETC.. No. beng u member
OF this Association, ! sm at liberty to receive
aud entertain my friends on these holiday,
as have been accustomed 10 do in the si1
years have bean In business in Wheeling
and my patrons will find my usriya'ed tgl
nogg and other popular Chlis mas beverages
at my place as usual on Christmas and New
Years. Ishall DO plesssd to greet them all
and once more exchange the compliments OIL
the y.ason over the t)wiDg bowl.
Louis sCawALB, -. :.
Proprietor First National Saloon,
l0lS Main street,
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Do NOT torture yourself longer by wearing
ill,ftting shoep bnt 80 at once and get pail
OF shoes that have both style and coulfor'
combined, at L. ], Bonds.
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The t. ithstic movement In England has en-,
tireIy died ont, becaUss-well because people
think there Is more good common sense in
taking bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
than IN carrying lily.
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A SECOND invoice Of "waukspp has.n shoes
and other styles, In gentlemer's fine hand
and machine sewed shoes, Just received At
L. J. Blonets,
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Two p:LLGEs will 6Gy real good, neal
and durable, foe worked button hole Pebble
Goat Lsdits' Shoe. gae that you msy well
be proud Of. Come and get a pair Of them OF
CarnRhan's, 2l03 Main street.
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CALL at G. 8, Fetny's, 14l0 Main street,
and see THO large STOCK OF CaLdies and Toys
for Christmas trade. H
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR sALE.

The undersigned Offers for sale his Farm, situated
three miles east Of s.. ClsirsTille sHd cue mile
Iouth OF the National Road, containing lC9 Aeftsr
lSS under cultivation; has plenty Of god tlnoefi
Is well wAtcred, lies very iRvcrAby Is easy to eul:
HyAte, and 10 one OF the best farms IT, that ran o.
tho country II contains one GOOD dwelling house
and one tenement house, with Smple and CtnNe:
niant outbuild nE; hiss three gncd on hRItl q
such as pear, cherries, ounces, &C. ,AC
For particulars inquire Of tic undersigned On
the premises, or G6dIGks at St. Gainyl lug, o.,
SAMUEL K FlESEf.
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LAST NIeHrs cold weather warns me that
ought 10 have pair Of theEe fur lined boots
to keep my feet warm. I'll 60 straight &c
Carr a1an's and get pair, 2loS Main street
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.Rough on Ratsn clears out rats, mice,
roashsS bed.bugs. flee, ants, mol,s chip.
monks gopher 10
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THE DAILY nAnKaTs.
rhe rlrnnrinl Wnrl,r.

sTo.Ks-WeIk tnd deprC Sd with WIZARDS and
Louisville 4 NaAhrille the IeStuta. The N, TEeI
opened weaker AID dec.in4d y 70 per mt, ihe
latter o.eSon - TnrSlontIne lt4l. TIE weafneSS
n SlllArds wa due ~ uhlsy3nblc reports II 4
stated thSt = largo holder has been coap9lled 10
llquldate and nuu1bcEdf loans on orrIOi & Trans.
CONT .ental aud Northern t1clhc preieffe1 had 10
be cAllGh ThcApp. Intmest Of FGbi, Ct New Yo:k
and Endic5tt, OF boston, committee 10 examine
the Oregon d rrnScontl1tn.Sl books and report
the condition o. the company and securities held
did not stem the downward movement The dc.
cline In Louisville Nashville WRS due entIroly 10
tho mAnipuia'ions Of chs "beaE" plriy. In Tho
afternoon there was ATally Of y N per dsnt Ia
the geuerAtiS atd3r FER cent OREGON Naviga.
ton, Near tho clOse Ssll bg was renewed AID MANY
AlockI touched the lowest Of the day. As comrnrd
with last nIEht eloiur pilees were IoNu 1<ajS ter
cent Louisville q 10 and vill6rgE howl /,
The RtpatsSt decline New Albany rose pPr cent.
The North River clrt ruciioti q 1np1ny has EShed
notice that me t5, U 600 nest Shore bol1s Hircd
It's Stockholders hive been subscribed for hi,
eloies out The lSsIot the original Issue Of Eoo0O0
Nn-l nj
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LARGE stock OF i'aYdies and Toys for
Christmas trade, AT g. 8. Feeny's, lilO Main
strrhk
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WAsuHsTox, b. O.. December l4,-1:sO A,
x.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
colder, aud ihlr weather westerly winds and
rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, colder and tSir
wssther, except light local Snow diminish.
inn northwssterly winds tsefing westerly;
higher barometer.
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TOR SALE.

"" 'AHE'
Sutton K ofeSed ioS sale .Itu,tSS two mics tevta
Of st ClAlTSVille, contRiuipg ISJ KCiGs, Is well
wAtertd ana on tits hnc tICt oil timber seod
school within lity yards Of lTemiscs. II not sid
by Decemher 18th 1t viii be offered Ut ruhl!clAe on
premises Thursday, January 10, ISL lOf further
PARTICULARS lLqnire oil eco. EIOWp OF ". Z. Ioha'
son, st. .lsirVillc, o., or NJ. u. hicheG, Martins
Ferry. Ohio del
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The following shows The range Of the Their
nometer,as observed at Schnepfadrug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
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Protection.

rHr "coot'. neligh'"- l9l0 Main street.
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INDICAf1ONS.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-15

CiNc1NNATI, o., December l4.-Flout urn aud
| UNCHANGED Wheat IN fair demand and market
81 0SH February; receipts b,t0J bushels; shipment.
uone. Com In fair demand ut 63i5ic for new. Oats
easier at3ic. kye quiet 1t 61c. barley dull and
uGchADg q. FORK Gnll Of 81 50. Lard active and
firm a. s,60aS60c. Bulk meats and bacon quiet
and unchanged. Whisky sotiye and firm at {. u.
Butter firm and unclaimed, ~ -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-15

Fold everywhere Iuce, CutiCgFl, 50 cent?
Rebolycui, g. Sop. % Gents PoTTEG Dnue ANI
CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mas.
Semi f0r "lfow u CnrA skin DISEASES"
pE6lfIV FoF Eouga, UnE Ppsd and Greasy SKIN,
OLhUIl BlSck keAdl, implcs and Skin bltm'
i'hFs iiSl Cniicurs EnaP daI.WLs