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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-20
INDUSTRIAL AFFAIRS.
WAGE. woRkERs AND WAGE eAYses,
m, cl,.rn,t,n, D.ulsds-BlIlfosd PrtJ,sir
ot TAL VislsltI-L Been Is IsnisIstisa.
workshop and Factory Mstt.n-rAs
Ohio VALLEY as a RdlrOsd Ei'ld. o.

The Ohio Valley Railroad Company, the
organization Of which by the citizens Of New
Cumberland, Hancock county, was recently
announced in the IxrELLIoEScrR, yesterday
received charter from the Secretary ofetate.
The incorporators are W. L. Brown, A. P.
Howard, John Cunningham, B. J. Smith and
@. A. freeman, who each hold one share.
The shares are $50 each. and the eapital
S5n 900. The principal Office OF the company
is TO be ut New Cumberland, and the road
proposed be to built Is TO run from Wheel
ing northward through the Pan Handle 10
the Pennsylvania State line.
Another Ohio Valley road Is already In ex'
is,ence, General Warmers old Marietta q
Bellaire project having some time ago a6an'
doned the latter name for the former. This
road 1t seems, still has chance OF being con-
structed. General Warner met the Board
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
last week aud stated the situation and asked
them 70 accept what he had. They were
Ilukewarun and did not propose To give 1t any
further attention, but Gan raj Warner asked
them TO say yes or no TO the following: I'll
we raise two.thirds OF the amount originally
asked for and 90 per cent OF the right oil
way, will your Board, representing all the
leased lines west OF Pittsburgh, recommend
the building OF the road 10 MHrietta?" Aftei
full discussion they voted "yes," and had
rac6id made Of 1t, putting In the only con
dition that there should be no financial re
| yulsion IN the meantime. Marietta Is hare
at work and will raise the amount required
Of that city, according 70 the Register
Whether Bellaire will spunk up and do he
share, remains 10 be seen.
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VARIOUS NOrEs.


The Boom In ImmigrRtion-Mul and
ll3t e'sEa, Factory News. II i-.
The Crescent mill resumed work throughout
yesterday.
Work has commenced on the new glass
works. OF, GAINESVILLE. sa
The Ironton, O., Hoe and Tool Works has
received an order for100 dozen tamping pick,
for South America. a-f- g
The striking boysat-the South Wheeling
Glass Work we're mostly at work yesterday,
and all will 80 on today. ,s ...-..- Z /.
The Pan Handle Company Is building a
new station at Midway. The old one was
burned down few months ago.
The Citizens Railway Company. COM
menced layii & fiat rails yesterday at the up
per end OF the second Ward Market Square.
The Bellalrs stogie Makers are contemplat.
ing Iimilar demand for an increase TO that
made by their fellow craftsmen here and
elsewhere. .-s. -.
The Spaulaing Iron Works at Brilliant are
about ready for the timbers. The tmbers
are oil ready TO be placed, and tho works are
being pushed vigorously TO completion.
Work Is proceeding rapidly at the Kelly
nail works at Ironton. The stone founda.
tions for 90 nail machines are complete. and
the other ousdations will be finished this
week. The frame work Is also going up rap
idly. ff
Five trains OF ten cars each, all loaded
with emigrants, passed west over the b, 4 o.
railroad last Wednesday night. At Bait.
more on that day more emigrants were land
ed than could be gotten out OF 1t without
running special trains so fifty cars and five
engines were employed In moving the new.
corners westward, and they all passed west
over the B. & y. Road that night and yester.
day morning.
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AMUsEnENr NOTES.
Collapse of Alice oates CompaBy-The
two CITY Theatres, Etc.

| tWOtiy Ahcattcss st. III
The Tom Thumb combination only had
small audiences at their two performances Al
the Opera House, yesterday. They closed
their engagement last night
The drama "Alyin Joslyn" will be pre-
senied at the Opera House saturday evening
IL has many enjoyable features, aud Mr.
Adams Is unexceled as u postrayer Of such
4 character.
The Ida siddons company continues to draw
good houses at Charlie Shay's theatre in spite
Of bad weather. An excursion came up from
Bellaife and Benwood on the Princess, last
night to take 1t In.
Topsy, the famous little black and tan
trick dog, known all over this country, raised
and educated by II. I. Perry, OF ZInesvlllc,
OniO, has been sold TO J. X. Emmet for the
sum OF $3.50. The sale was coDsummAted
In Pittsburgh, where Fritz was playing the
past weak.
IIayerly's original English Comic Opera
Company will present ia Aascotle" at the
Opera House next Tuesday evening, and
"Ihe Merry War" "Wednesday evening Re
served seats will be placed on sale tomorrow.
This will be the only attraction at the Opera
House next week.
The Alice Oates Opera Company broke
ranks at Parkersbuig last Tuesday morning,
leaving Mariettians who held complimen.
taries and small bills out In the cold. Not
only so but the manager aud Alice Oates
poc. eted the funds In hand and let the meni'
Ders, many Of them, whistle for their pay.
Among the number was Kent Thomas who
has large arrears OF salary due him and whose
costumes were packed aud carried oil. 1t was
the more provoking inasmuch as he antici'
pated a grand reception at Marietta, his home,
that avaninp
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A dispatch from New York says: James
Rosedale, agent OF the Philadelphia Chart.
able Society, and party OF Arabs, quarreled
ON the steamer City OF Richmond, about to
sail. All were taken 10 the Tombs. Here an
Arab women said that ll6 soyersigns belong
ing to her had been given tn, Rosedale by the
ornanizs I'd CHARITIES OF Philadelphia 70 engage
their passage 10 Europe. They agreed 10 give
Rosedale $50 for his services. When the ship
was about 10 sale he handed them only titty
soveregns, hence the cutlery. Rosedale said
he was TO receive 500 for his services. He
said he retained only ten Aovereigns, but
fifteen were found on him. He was held for
examination"
Rosedale is the converted Jew from Jeru-
salem, " who visited Wheeling last season with
his band Of Arabs, and made decided I'm.
preston on church people here, speaking In
several Su nday Schools, aud exhibiting his
company at the Opera House with descriptive
lectures. He appears in the light OF the above
dispatch auylhing but the philanthropic
Christian be posed as here.
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NEw YORK, April iy-Cottou arm, holders RSfing
hi5her prices il0){Ai0c; futures steAdyya Flour
hrBi: receipts 900y Dlrrel'; eLportt 400 barrels;
supeftlne ftAle and wekt'Tn S36SAi 10; common 10
good 81 10ai 6S good 10 choice 81 7Oa7: extn Ohio
81 104T2o; st, Louis 81 lAl725. Wheat, cash lots
AalH and options 2SG u CHER receipts sou bush.
els exports $40 bushels; ungtgded ipsing 95c IN.
graded rcd 81 l0ai3l1: steamer No, d0 q %: No
red 81 l7S steamer Mo- reds 81 II: No red 81 q
certlfcaies;- s. 2is4al Az delyered; mixed winter
81 %: unsrAded white slH; IteAineE No D. S65Sc;
steamer No. 2 9ja9in No. 2 white 81 03ai 0513 No ]
white sales 300 buShslsA 81 l1sl lSIS: NJ red
April safes G. 900 bushels at 81 0ul 81 clOdpg At
81 q; May. sales 2l6J000 bushels NJ 81 l9IsAl -
closing at 81 az. Jtne tales 3.t4.0t0 buslels al
81 "a. cl' sing NJ 81 2SJ July, slles 1900
bushels At 81 2I1EAl2ii. closing At . 2i5S; August
sales 10 900 bushels III 81 Pal 2is closing at 81 a.
Corn. cash lots k$1c and options lac HIGHER:
closing firm; receipts FOO bushels: exports IS 700
bushels ungndSd .67aGsc; No, ., 6lIsHC6,: No
2 . 66A5[6sISh: ungrAded white 6gs No, 2
April t6a6i5lc, closing Rt 6T1lr May 6Gl
Csc, closing At 6fsIcs Iune 65b<A67Ae. cludng at
66jso osI aherreccipis q. 40 bushelE; eI
ports 70 huI hRlS wcterit mixed b'G5sc white west.
ern 5lbG0c Hay dull at Sc ColIee weak: Rio faSc
Sugar htfn aud unchanged MOlsNeS quiet fifty
test 5ls4., Rice, demand fAir and mHrket firm.
Petroleum dull: United gic. Tnliow ttetdy RoSn
quiet and steady. TuTpentlne dnll and weak
Eggs, westsrn ireth l7t{ai754c. Pork quiet and
ttinngly .hIId: new mes slp ,l6al9 Is: options
neglected. Cot meats quiet and steady. LONG clear
$40 IS uArd stronY; prime steam s,l 6ja I6TS
April Sill 72all rs May ell 63tlI ~ June sii Goa
July S1l Pail a.; August Sill All 81; September
Sill Is. OthcrS Unclaimed.
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rERsoH2RMEsTfos,,z
HsWsand Gossip a Esfsfspse 90 arions
, tSonIa - 80. - \, j.,

7lSopIe. ~! lit ~. y Z
Major T. Il, Norton left for The West yss
Governor Jackson went to Pafksnbn,I
yesterday ~ y. =. ,t....,.I- 4 ~
Miss Pink Holiday Is visiting friends in
Pittsburgh. '.- II 's','
Mr.. James Mendsl lGtt yesterday for Da,
eotah, his future home. us0- .5...-,yr
ohls. E. Wells, ,Esqn Of Marion county,
was In the city yesterday. ',,--..-.- e. Z
E, W. Paxton, Esq.,. OF Wellsburg, regis
tered OF the Mcclure yesterday, 80 ~.
Capt j. W. Cracratt. the well known
Charleston lawyer, is In the city.
Mis5 Laura Lawson. OF the Island, Ia visit.
ing relatives ut S;eubenyille, Ohio. ~
State Senator Hos!utler, OF t.ittlston, Wet.
eel county, was In the city yesterday. -a.l
Mr.. N. NJ. Hoffman, OF the Morgantown
Neg Dominion, Is at the Mcclure House
Mrs John Frew was called 10 Steubenville
yesterday on account of the sudden lines
Of her mother. vessel y ~
Mrs. Marcus Bier, Mrs. Berney Baer and
Miss Lima Sonnebo n are visiting Mrs. Moses
Sonneborn, at Bellxire, oit . s.'
Prosecuting Attorney Mitchell ,otst olairs
vile, accompanied BY bis wife and child
spent yesterday in Wheeling. - 2 ..
w. T. link, Of link & Morehead, left last
Monday for his future home, Auburn, New
York, TO take charge Of their new store. =
Col. "A. D. Grassland, inspector OF cuAtoml
at Patkersburg, was among the prominent
citizsns Of tie State In the city yesterday.
Mn. Thomas Hughes aud children, OF Bal
timore, have returned home after visit L
the family OF Mr.. J. E. Hughes, on Soutl
Penn street. IT. '.-., ="
Miss Laura Dunning, OF Bellaire, will b,
the guest for the remainder Of this week, o
the family other uncle, Chief Marshal Dun
ming Of the Fire department. 'F' !, ~
Dr.. Moffat, OF Parkersburg, President Of tn
State Board OF Health, who has been In tbl
city for day or two, the guest OF DIR. ]. E
Reeves, Secretary OF the Board, left for hom
yesterday III "a !, ~. !,
Mr.. J. P..Hall, Of the Chronicle, and Mr
Isaac Taggart, IT., OF St. C!airsyille, were II
the city yesterday. Mr.. Taggart left las
evening for the west, whore he goes en-
prospecting tour. ,i..sg "
statesuperintendent Of Free Schools Butch
er left yesterday for Barbour county, wher
he goes to witness the presentation Of severn
prize banners TO the schools having the high
est average attendance. Ill,
Capt. GoldinR, OF San Francisco, com
mander OF vessel in the trade between tina
city and the Sandwich Islands, Is In the cit!
en- route for the east 10 take charge Of thi
new, large iron steamer MRriposs, recent,
built for the Pacific Coast and OF which b,
will have command. He has a. few ole
| friends In the city, with whom be Is spending
several days pleasantly. gao - - IT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-20
THE 0IeAR MAKER's srhIKE.
Another Meeting Last NIEht-what tn
DO Manufacturers say.

|
g'. Manufacturers say.
The impending strike OF the cigar makert
was the leading topic Of conversation among
the employers yesterday, many of them get
ting their first information of Wednesday
nights meeting from yesterdays ISrELLtGEN
CIR. A ma ufacturer said to reporter that
he did not see how the employers could gran.
any increase. As prices now run no money
Is made at the business and while there
wodld be an opportunity to make some profit
after May / II there was no reduction In
price, this has been prevented by the action
OF large manufacturers In the East, who have
already sent out circulars TO all jobbers 10
the country, saying that they would give
them the benefit OF the entire reduction oil
taxation, reducing the price OF cigars IS per
thousand all round. This makes II
necessary for manufacturers OF the came
grade Of goods here to M, ke like reduction,
and II they do so II will be impossible for
them TO grant au advance In wages 10 their
workmen. In stogies and tips the consumer
aud snall retailer will expect a reduction
when the reduced taxes go into effect, aud
this will preclude the possibility OF granting
auy increase OF wages for making this line OF
goods.
makers was held at their hall In Eeck's block
last evening, and after full consideration,
they concluded TO demand an increase Of
wages after May as follows:
On all grades Of cigars above tips an In
crease OF 81 per 1000; on tips, at increase from
$3.50 to 80; Kentucky stogies from ESQ to
s., IS; Ohio seed hand made stogies, from 1915
To S; mould stogies, ~ TO 8 inches, from
IS. 10 10 "a %; mould stogies, Q inches, from 81
to 81 so; Havana stogirs, from S. TO IS 90;
hand made stogies shaped ID moulds, from s.
to s. %; fine hand made seed stogies, from
s. so to 81; handmade seed stogies with bin
der, from - to S325.
A committee was appointed TO confer with
the various manufacturers, but the names OF
the members corld not be learned.
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Che gnteltigsufes.
oalos. No.. 25 aud AZ Fourteenth Street


White Mountain Free -. ....
Bargains tS No Ayal.
For Sale-kine IsEn Re-, ence.
Wauted-Board by & leinan and Lady.
Special Inducement ". n, Forster.
W. A. Wilson-DooIs, oasn aud Blinds.
For Cincinnati-St. Lawrence.
The Steamer Princess.
Not!cs-Robert W. Schnelle.
Opera House Concert by the Opera Hous'
UnequRled-UphoIstery Goods, &c.-G
Mendel & Co.
Opera House,. H. Haverly's Enslist
Opera Company.
Side Singing Society.
Colored Gashmeres-A. sledenbach & Bro.
Head OF Local.
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Fonr Dn, !, ConrtshIp.

Mr.. Albert Heatherington, OF Bellsire, a
popular Young river man, and Miss Annie
NON anyway, daughter OF Mr.. WIN. McMana.
way, OF the Second ward, were married yes.
terday at West Alexander, and surprised
their friends by exhibiting certificate bear
ing Squire Mayes's autograph last evening.
Miss MCAIanaway but recently returned
from an extended Wait TO an uncle living at
Kansas City, and the young couple who are
now man and wife were strangers until last
Monday. Their many friends, after their
first surprise wore OF, united In expressing
their Joy at the pleasing event, and = gay
party was at the reaidsnce OF the brides
parents last evening TIL late hour.
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RIVER NEWS.
Pointers-Notes Gathered
Along tie Lcyee

Photographic Pointers-Notes Gathered
Along the Lcyee.
The Andes leaves Cincinnati this evening,
The Emma Graham passed down at s
o'clock yesterday morning, and the Scotia
passed up att. 90" VI" d,
The Tom Lysle and Barnard passed UP
with empty coal boala The Hawk passed up
with q tow OF lumber. i-' 'l-7. - H7'
The Steamer Sydney, recently purchased
by the Diamond Joe Line, Is 10 run between
Clinton and ST. Paul.
The Little Anna resumed operations In the
Martins Ferry trade yesterday. Everyone
was glad 10 see her out again. 8
Z Captain A. D. Grassland, OF Parkersburg,
special inspector, Is in the city, transacting
business with Surveyor Beach
Steam was raised on Captain Dode Berry's
new stern wheeler, the y. N. Lowell, and
everything found TO work nicely. 5s5 70 Il
The Granite State, 1t Is said, has bean with.
drawn from the ST.. 1 ouis trade, aud will be
placed 10 retirement at Cincinnati. -.lt ,aS!
The jaunty w..N. Chancellor. Is due down
this morning en- route for Charleston. The
Chancellor Is good boat, has good officers
and Is deserving OF patronage. =, ,r44 ly
The Minnie Bay IL about ready to be turned
over 10 her owners. She Is as pretty N q
picture. Yesterday she was dropped down
opposite the p, w. Il Ky. freight house.
The river rose nearly a footyesterday, the
marks last evening indicating adepth Of 16
feet In the channel. The rain in the after
noon caused the leyee to be almost deserted.
A lump has been dlscoyeredin the boiler
Of The Belle Prince which inteFieres with her
l. knt
piled aud she will soon be able 10 stream
pitt'Jgigh D1patch..
James Monsey, who was injured by the
bursting OF steam pipe on the steamer "Let.
tie, at New Cumberland few weeks ago,
Hisskull gAsfraethredi kesides otherinj urieG
The elegant sde-wheeler, the 81. Lawrence,
Is due to-day from Cincinnati, enroute for
Pittsburgh She will pass down tomorrow.
evening, and shippers should have their
freight on hand promptly. The st. Law
renee possesses facilities that are unsur-
passed. It should not be forgotten that q
week from tomorrow she leaves this port
with an excursion for the Dramatic Festival.
CISclxSArI, April 10. -Riyer29 feet 9 inches
and rising; raining; mild. .4-a#
GREENSBORO, Pa, April 19.-Riyers feet
10 inches and falling cloudy.
MoRaASTowx, April 1s-RIyer s feet s
inches and falling weather rainy. ...
PIrTsBuRnH, April -Mononaahela river
10 feet ginehes and falling, pleasant. ~
FAIRNoSr, ". Va, April 10 River 8 feet
6inchea and stationary weather cloudy.
BEowMyfLLE. Pa. April 10.-Riyer 8 feet
0 inches and falling; cloudy; thermometer
he. lffs.lr.T' 70. ono a..r iTf %. = tH'tff
cAno, Aprillo,-Riyer 42 feet aud falling,
fair; thermometer co., light rain this morn
ing. 1t t,f''f ~ .-.-- ~ - Il
RIcEs LANDING, Pa, April 1o-Rlver o
feet inches and falling cloudy thermome-
ter h0s. ft' 'Etl ~
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HOTEL ANYWAYS.


JE acCoy, Fairmont VIM richardson, PAtkus
q NanhRli aud wife, City Dickmanns, New YORK
l. q Robinson. Cincinnati UnkehMt, Baltimore
" II Long. BG0RR Phillips. baltimore
L A Lineham, Sleub IP Btker, Fifls -.
q Morrison, Bull Creek MA Noble, Toledo. o
W Both, BAltlmord Geo Gllchrist. City
PA Knox. waynesDurg Frauk X Thies, n y .
CS Nook, Uni0n city, Ind Mn CollAly, Huntington
q NAIcourt, DnIralo. n Y, J. GarArd, Green orier.
W II Wilson, Cleveland ThOs Houston. City
NV Everett, Leasureville W Newman. Steub
Z Z ENCORE, Newark, Ohio. vi.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. O., April Pol A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or
fair weather, preceded by rains in the en-
IRENE eastern portion, north TO west winds,
shifting TO southerly in the western portion,
slight rise In temperature, rising followed In
the western portions BY falling barometer.
For the Lake Region, local rains. followed
by fair weather, n0rtherly winds, becoming
variable, higher barometer, stationary OF
hlIRht rise In temperature.
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tLYscu's Bargain Shoe, House, Il Twelfth
street. Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, and SsHe % and so cents on every
pair OF boots or shoes. i-!. 80 a..s
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EXCURSIONS. . 81 ~.
Dramatic Festival.
A4arPEAR4sqE or 3A Ba J
THE BRIGHTEST STARS
I. At Cincinnati.
IL 81 --77-7
Iii order TO awe lovers Of The dnuiatic art an CD
portuply 70 represent At small cost The lGge and
Weil'appointed steamer - 80
sT. LAWRENCE.
MAY EXCURSION TO THE GIN.
1H1 CINNATG DRAMATICGFEsTIYAL4

ANDES. L,Rt.9
Chas Muhleman captain, ". =. Eoll tELazs =
eIcunton tip TO the Dramatic Festival, on TUE.
DAY MAY III, 1888 at Pm, arriving al CipcIn
nsu fhundAy nom, Returning, leaves CiucinnIti
Friday a. midnight This viii Riye exeunioniSu
0theilo and Hamlet, by such stars a. Jas. n Nnr
dpGh, John MpCnlioch, Lawrence Barrett, JehIi A
Elslcr, Nils Mary Anderson MiR Clara Morris and
many Others. Fac for tho Round 1rip innindIre
board while NJ CintiunatI: From Wheelinx AIN
from Marietta and PFTkenburK $500.
FOR passage and state Iooms, apply on board or
hy letter or Telegraph, earc Q. IL Booth q Son,
more time IN Cincinnati than any other bat wv
The wheeling Open IlouIe Orchestra and HrS,s
hand hAI been engaged 10 accompany The exctIr.
Iinn. anTa
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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 go, SOC, 75c and 81 on each pair,
A Twelfth street
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THE largest and best assorted stock OF
hosiery ever shown In Wheeling, 10 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. Chlldren's fine regular made hose ut all
will be found much lower than other stores.
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that for pure. sweet Bread, Rolls aud Hot
Cakes use vienna" formerly Pb9nix)
Pressed Yeast. It Is always ready and never
fails. All hrSt class grocerS aud bakers keep
Il white Label.n None others genuine.
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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
ave you CSC, 60o, T5c and 81 on each pair.
a Twelfth street
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WAIT for us, we are coming. Will open
some time next week. Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest in the world. ne will
ssye you 25c, Soc, 75c and 81 on each pair.
a Twelfth street.
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DuRKEE's Salad Dressing, ready.nade,
rich and delicious dressing for all salads OF
meat, li,h or vegetables. Cheaper aud intu.
itely better than homemade. Soauce equal
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WAIT for us, we are coming. Will open
some tina neIt week, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House Cheapest Ia the world. We will
save you $50, soc, T5c and 81 on each pair.
a Twelfth street.
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LrSca's Bargain Shoe House, "A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, and save 25 and so cents on every
naIr nj hnnts nr shoes
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WAIT for us, we arc coming. Will open
some time next week, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheape't in the world. We will
save you 25c, 500, 75o and 81 on each pair.
a. Twelfth street EEtH Gs7iI
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WAR for Us, we arc coming. Will open
some time next week, Lynch's bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest In the world. We will
save You 95c, 500 100 and 81 on each pair.
a Twelfth street.
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War for "a, we are coming. VIII open
some time next week, Iynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest In the world. We viii
save you Csc, 60c, I6o and 81 on each pair.
~ Twelfth street
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LYxca's Bargain snoe House, a Twelfth
street Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
FOR them, and save 95 and 90 cents on every
nair Of boots or shoes.
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LYScH's Bargain Shoe House, A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, and save % aud so cents on every
pair OF boois or shoes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-20

LyScH's Bargain Shoe Home, a Twelfth
street, wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, aud save 25 and 30 cents on every
pair OF boots or shoes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-20

LrScH's Bargain Shoe House, ~ Twelfth
street. Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, and save 95 and 30 cents on every
palr OF boots or shoes. .r.I#