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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10
VALUABLE FARM
FOR 4AIE.

Tho undersigned o6en for sale his Farm, situated
three miles east o. 81. Clairsvile and one mile
south Of the Natiglal Road containing leo hCrCs,
lSo under cultivation; has plenty Of good timber,
y well wAtetEI, IL very favorablY Is easy 10 cul.
tiVate. and il one d the best farms In that part Of
the country II contains one good dwelling house
and one tenement house, with ample End Conye.
nient outbuild ngs; has three good orchards Of
choice fruit, together with variety Ol other fruit
such as peas, cherries, quinces, sc. &C.
For particulars inquire Of the undersigned on
the premises, or address at st. CAirSVillc, u.
SAMUEL R. FlNNEY.
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INDICATIONS.

WAsHINaroS, D. c., October lO.-l:3O AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather in Tennessee, local rains In Ohio
Valley, winds mostly southerly, stationary,
followed by rising barometer, and stationary
or slight fall In temperature.
For Lower Lakes, partly cloudy weather
and local rains, southerly winds, rising bare
meter, and stationary or falling temperature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

The best assortment OF choice mourning
drts, goods aud ready made Grape Wells can
be found at Geo. r. Taylof'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

NEW YORK, October ~ Flour dull and unchang.
ed; receipts 25,GQ barrels; exports 1909 barrels.
Wheat. spot lots kaHc. lower; options opened a
shade better. but afterwards declined MR5ic: both
advanced t41lAc. closing firm; receipts Si,0c0
bushels exports 80 600 bushels ungrsded red 16ca
red os SOl G,s sie w dc ali S No. I'd
81 l0Nai II In elevator: Stflat1lA delivered: No.
red OCTOBER sales 50 600 bushels at 81 6Sal OK,
closing at 81 OK November, sales l,6sI 0V0 DusheiH
sales $1,000 bushels At q ilai is, closing Al
81 u; January, sales ls6, 900 bushels al 81 AZ
al 1871, closing at 81 lS@. Conn., spot lots Aa1{c
lover options opened f.the better, but afterwards
ceipts $4,000 bushels; exports g 900 bushels; un'
graded 6OIEAbgtlc; No. 651ta65tGc; No. 2 800: TN.
graded whic bSa69c; No. red 6s<a6S1ic, closing at
ccmbef SSsSSS closing e Ec January 81 Sb7Sc,
closing III 675c. oals t1<c higher; receipts 40 600
bushels; exports 90 bushels; western mixed ga
S5c: white western Safe Coffee quiet Sugar
ll.l6as1sc; conleCIoner A s 7.l6c; graduated
drm Teliow ilfm and fairlyactiye. Turpeutine
sSSG. Polk aaii; family mesISi4 66ai5 o. Beef
quiet and tirm. Lard hrln; prime steam s.20c; DC
LOber S.OSASlcc: November 7.7SA..S5c; December
7.7Sa7.s0e; January 779a7.O0c.
CHICAGO October 9.-Flour steady and unChsng.
cd. Wheat regular. demand active, nntettled
and generally higher at 99331c October: Noyem.
Der; 9S1Ia95hc December; O65[A96ISG January;
O. lISN May; No. 2 Chicago spring 92ha95e;
No. !, sake; No. 3 red winter 9911icasl co. Corn
fairly active and hIgherat 4Ic cash October and No
yemoet; lS7sai57<G December; iJtc; January; 4S1sa
ay o SI iS ~ ~ SnI ~
Hon6,.s - az eIsESSiaa ~
tSssc S'taLi1ao ysM, tshay
ASs ~ vi! AZ Se5 s q y.
Ee ~ ~ Init uGhu pnt ~ oMes tes y ~
o. AZ @ ~ a 10y an9 ~ SIo ~
III ~ ~ sg e ny ~ nos
~ 10 IN az W e. ~, HsI1 10y r,s,
% SV VA is1.i So =, 1itr ~ na:
LAZY aEe- t nj Gasn
p,SS1 " g9I%c Isn,s nnu priS
.Sidv and 8smsr. ~. sso,t IN M.
short clear 7e0c Butter ana cggs All and unchSns
ed. Whisky steady auu iincnaneed. Csll-Whest
regular and fairly active declined 70 October and
November; ADVANCED Lc May. Co u dull: advanced
Nc October; declined 10 November and January;
IL c!lned glc year Oa's dull; advanced Ic Ocober,
declinSd &c November: advanced 70 Year, Phi
Ia good demand al TO- sc October II S5c NSyember:
10 Eoc year; 10 O7c January. Lard Ia good demand:
advanced ?hc on october, November. year and Jan.
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TOR; sALE-Two TRACTS OF LAND

II In wetzsl county, one OF 1126 acres, on Rich.
wood Run, one hundred Of which IA improved aud
principally In meadow, a good orchard, houve and
barn and other Out.houSGa. The balance lsc Oyerpd
with choice poplar, walnut, OAK, sugar AT d other
timber. The land IS rich and lies well. The other
tract contains S03k aces, Il unimptOYGO and Il oil
the waters Of Pine Fork and South FORK Of Fishing
Greek lies well and tS heavily tin .UciGd Ss de-
sgribed above. Terms liberal. Fog further parlc'
ulalh call on or address HENRY KYLE, fOmAH
7. o.. We rel County, ". Va. Se26.We
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GEoRdE 3. TAYLOR Just opened choice as
sortment OF laGies' white aud fancy coloted
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs. fresh i'm
portation.
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SEw YoRE, October 9=Exportso Of domestic cot.
tons for the pOst week SOS PACKAGES Einco ibe ISi
Of January t2496l, Aglinst i96IS3 The same tIme
last year, and III va In 1881. The trade today Il
Of legitimate proportions, but no activity q IA be
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A BIG BARGAIN IN
REAL ESTATE.

A lne property In East Ohio suitable for hotel
or boarding houIe or RA excellent location
fer knrnner resort. On line Of n,w Railroad; beau.
iui location. q hne driving track can DO made on
tremely cheap. Address MS,
oc8 Wheeling Istel,iVeucer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-10

Few pieces OF choice Grey suitings, opened
this morning by Geo. r. Taylor. Also riff
Green SuitiDgs,
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The following shows the range OF the Their
monleter, as observed at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
1889 1883
M7RM. u An. IAN, sP.u.7f.x
al "a II 60 IS Il 81
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TOR SALE.
EoR SALE.

Il
:, Farm Of 40 acres 10 miles from Wheeling, In
MAnhAll county, ". Va. -
Valuable City Property, n. Z. corner Twenty.
fourth and Market SlrGGtS, Wheeling, ", Va,
Tinbered Lands In quantities 10 sui purchAsers
IN Metzel, hl4t0n and Nicholas Counties AhO
QUO acres lind In Perry county, Tennis at SlOO
per acre. ", v, HUGE & BRO.
hngl 1900 Market Street
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LADIES red merino underwear Just opened
by Geo. r. Taylor.
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TO. N0RROW'being a Holiday we shall
be closed until 6 o'clock In the evening.
KLINE BROTHERS.,
The Reliable ClOthiers,
"a Twelfth st.
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We can now truthfully say that
never in our business career have
we been In such good shape to meet
the demands Of the public rs now.
Many changes have been made in
our rooms this last season, aiming
to secure the best facilities TOR
handling the goods in our several
departments and gain the bestpos-
bic light.
A. SIEDENBACH & BRO,
ll04 Main Street.
Our three floors are damned
with goods. As our clearance
sales Of last season hayeplaced our
stock in such good shape that we
can show only new and desirable
goods and latest styles.
A,SIEDENBAUH Il BRO,
ll04 Main Street.
We can only speak of a few de-
partments in this issue, and our
earnest efforts to please the public.
A, SIEDENBACH &BR0.,
1l04 Main Street.
The first floor is devoted to the
general sale of Dry Goods.
The second floor has been newly
refitted, and we make bold to say
that we now have the largest and
best lighted show room for Ladies'
wraps in the State. The third
floor will only be OF interest to the
wholesale trade, Of which it isn0t
now our purpose to speaE.
A. SiEDENBACH &BR0.,
ll04 Main Street.
We are showing the largest and
best selected stock OF Dress Goods
in the city. The following being
only a few Of our specialties in
that department: Black and col
Ored silks, plain and fancy tiannels,
black and c0lOred cashmeres, &c.
We cannot refrain from saying a
few words Of a class Of goods of
which we are justly proud, and we
have well merlted the right to say
that our line is the most complete
shades best selected and prices the
lowest in the state. WespeakOf our
black and cOlOred cashmeres, and
ask the pucblic to give them their
earnest attention before making
any purchases. For notwithstand.
Ing al advance Of l0per cent on last
seasons prices, we still7maintain
our old prices, which our sales n
that Department. have proven to
be the lowest.
A. SIEDENBACH &BR0.,
llO4 Main Street.
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4. SIEDENBACH &BRO.,
llO4 Main Street.

Our line of black and cOlored
velyeteens, silk yelyets, pushes,
&C., is now complete, being especial.
" fortunate in securing the
leading brands, and most desirable
shades. Prices the lowest.
A.SIEDENBACH 4 BRO,
ll04 Main st.
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Our trimming department embraces
the latest Novelties IN Passementries'
braids. Ribbons In all the leading shades,
black and colored velvet ribbons, but.
tons, buckles, &c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-07

fer her to eat. [ treat her kindly
and keep her warm. You see my
cow gives me more milk than my
family can use, so / sell the rest;
and the money which receive for
milk l keep by itself, so I know
exactly how much | obtain from
that source. When I need load of
hay, 500 pounds of bran, or a load of
carrots or beets, pay for it out Of
the money received for milk. You
sees most people are improvident
about everything, and of course it
does not pay them to keep COW
any more than anything else pays
them. You must be careful and
economical about your COW, but above
all things do not be stingy. Re
member that generosity, If judi
ciously exercised, brings generosity
In return. There are people who
are careful and prudent, and who
actually realiZs handsome profit
from keeping COW without know
ing it, because they spend their
milk money as it comes in, for one
little notion or another, and don't
think how fast 1t goes. So, when
hay is needed, the general fund has
to be relied on, and the expense is
sometimes pretty heavy. Then
they complain that to keep a COW
is profitless burden I will tell
you thing I have not talked much
about, yet it is absolutely true. One
year l kept account Of every cent
received from my COW, and every
cent paid out for her. l have for
gotten the exact figures Low, but l
recOlleot the result well. There
were five in my family at the time,
and my COW gave us all the milk we
could use, and I obtained all the
butter we need d from the cream.
Still | had milk to sal. From the
money l received for the sale of
milk fed the old COW herself, fed a
year and half old heifer, and kept
a calf the whole J ear round and at
the close Of the year / still had one
hundred dollars clear of all expenses,
in hard money; and mind you, she
| is only commsn COW, not st alt
remarkable IS mixer or 3 butter
COW, and she Is not and never has
been worth over sixty dollars,
though | would not take that much
for her. 1t is sll in the way you
keep the COW and how you take care
OF the milk money. It will grow
very fast if you viii only let it.
Now, do you think it pays to keep a
COW? and don't you think 1 fnd
pleasure I'M All you have to do is
to remember a few things Keep
her warm; feed her well; give he1
plenty Of exercise; be kind and
gentle to her; be careful Of her feed,
and to do that you must lay it away
by itself; do not waste anything
that she will eat, if it is clean, and
III am sure you will find both
pleasure and profit in your COW,
Nj. T.
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GOrlham Gossip.

New York, 6.-Workmen of the
Fifth Congressional District formed
an association to oppose the admis-
sion of European products, whereby
wages will be lowered.
Henry Ward Beecher is an
nouneed, in the spring, to resume
work on the "Life of Christ"
The battle of New EOrleans was
celebrated here in a public meeting
under the auspices Of the county
democracy. Congressman Carlisle,
of Kentucky, made an address.
w. X. Vanderbilt was chosen
president Of "The Nickelplate," not
Devereaux as at first stated.
Henry D. Moore, ex-treasurer of
Pennsylvania, was chosen president
of the Mutual Trust Company, and
Congressman Charles B. Farwel,
Of Illinois. and EX-secretary of the
Treasury Boutwell,, vice presidents.
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TELEGRAMS
COMMERCHAL.
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET
New York, 6.--Money closed at 8;
governments irregular; stocks dull;
Western Unien, sos; Quicksilver, s:
Pacific, 4212; Wells, Fargo, 125; N.
7. Central, 1855; Erie, 80; Panama,
167; Denver s. r. Il. 44$<; Union Pacific,
1O35s; bonds, 113; Central Pscifc, 8612;
bonds, IlS1z; Sutro Is.
PRODUCE.
Chicago, 6.-Wheat frmer; $50 Jan.
96N Feb. Corn strong, higher; SAG
5915 cash; AZ Jau.; 21s Feb. Pork, easier,
16 921z cash; II 715@lO, Feb; 571z May
Lard, easy, 10 3213 cash; 40 bid Feb.
Chicago, 6.-Receipts for the week:
Flour, $4,000; wheat, 354, Goo; corn,
1,095. 000i oats, 40 600; rye, 81, 900, bar
ley, $4,000 The figures are much
heavier than last year. Shipments:
-four, It's, goo; Rhest, II, 900; corn, Ss4,
600; oats, 346; rye, 1900; barley,
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool, 6.-Cotton easier; uplands
5 l1-16; Orleans 5 1916 sales 5000
bales.
Rehabilitation. Is. 81. GENITAL new
mixed western.
London, 6,-UniLed States Is, 1913
IS extended, 1857.
WHISKY.
Cincinnati. 6.-Whisky, J8.
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Cincinnati, 6.-Whisky, -
Foreign

Sligo, 6.-Sexton, member of Par
lament, in addressing his constitu-
ents, said the leaders Of the Irish
party are determined to carry on
the agitation for the independence
Of Ireland.
Sydney, 6.-The new cabinet has
been formed, with Stuart as Pre-
mier.
City OF Mexico, 6.-The funeral OF
Major Francis Segruss was very
largely attended, many prominent
men being present. He had a quar-.
rel with his house-keeper, who put
poison in his coffee.
Paris, 6.-The government has
decided that General Chanzy's fun
erai shall be made state affair.
Berlin, 6.-rhe morning papers in
commenting on the death Of General
Chanzy say, 'sFrance has lost hel
greatest strategist%
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Aliens RurrIeI,

Bangor, Me-, 6.-The funeral Of
the late Minister Allen occurred to-
day, from the residence of Mrs.
Frederick Hobbs. Notwithstand-
ing the intense cold the attendance
was very large, including the most
eminent citizens, and a large rep
resentatioR OF the Penobscot bar.
The pall-bearers were Hannibal
Hamlin, Mayor Strickland, w. II.
McCrillis, S. II. Blake, A. w. Paine
Abraham Sanderson, F. A. Wilson
and C. p. StetsOn.
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@1' following SELECTIONS will be rem
dered by the
OPERA kousE nRonEsrnA.

is fs9 adyissbii;Y of securing seats In season
10Th a, O 9n open on wednesday, Janusrv
extra -, ~ y am. Am. Usual Thsstre prices: CSC.
'Of Reserved Seats,
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ESMERALDA !

niSb+I PERFORMED By this Company over $50
heST a'2 IN, ~ New York; and will be presented
sTcS ~" It every care and detail that lent
9'''H 4 charm to its long run.
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STREET CAR NOTICE.

o-on5 after Monday, November 81,
90, ~ 1 Eleventh Ward cars will run to
20 looTbI snyer aud Rio Grande Railway and
tl t,. Is and The Twentieth Ward cars will
rs.ll. :, The Sixth Ward and return
run ~ m East Temple street, hours
ana A9'L 0. P. ARNOLD,
Superintendent.
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BOFRx.

Washington, 6. The ways and
means committee struck from the
free list borax and boracic acid, on
the representations of borax pro
ducers of the Pacific Coast, where
deposits have been discovered, bU5
need protection. A rate Of 10
cents a pound is recommended Tor
boraX.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

n. ,s,t-half block south Of the Thea
10 ieH' De. BAREEY's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-07

H.
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how fall.
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january
more
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HORSES WINTERED.

B.... and Cattle taken TO winter on
LON -.5Ia terms on Antelope Island.
Ie8syyu -to a. S. PATTERSON,
Apply F" 1872 Main Street.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT
For RENT.

Brick House, Of FIVE rooms. for i rent !;
ca1apth South Street, between MAIN
on IT First East. Sl5 q month.
sna l '''' JOHN WAYMAN'
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Mr. ]. NJ. Dixon, blind journalist and
author, Of Dies Moines, is dead dat. at % years
OF age. ls-,rLt t.--, baH.H
Gov. Cleveland. is being carefully groom.
ed by Ills friends in Western New York
for the Presidential race in 1884.
In Chicago they are asking "what is
Freddie here for2' They don't seem to
think he is necessary to the performance.
IN the I.ily's doing Of "she Stops to
Conquer" the Chicago Tribune faits to find
single feature that does not call for cen:
sire.m
franklin b. Gowen walks of with the
Reading Railroad Presidency this year.
without opposition. Last year he had a
giant tissle for It.
Morrison, Of Illinois, looks to see Speak
or Randall emerge proudly from the set'to
between Carlisle and Blackburn. And
Morrison isn't fond Of Randall.
The President OF the French Republic
receives $4,000 per. annum and $4,000
for contingent expenses. The Senators
and Deputies .recsiye only sl,Soo per an
mum. ~ % 81
rhelfbrary. Of James Mcmillan, which
has been presented to the University Of
n na Is said to contain the rarest
aditlops Of shakspeares works in the
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cold or sore throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results In an
incurable lang disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
Inc stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but acts directly on theintlamed parts, alssy.
ing irritation, gives relief in Asthma, Bron.
chitis. Coughs, catarrhi', and the throat
troubles which singers and public speakers
are subject to. Eur thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troches have been ieeommendeo
by physicians, and have always given perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly nm entire generation
they have attained well,merited rank among
tile few staple remedies OF the age. Sold at
IS cents box everywhere. TThs&w
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world. The volumes owned by the come
dian. Burton. the reading desk edition
owned by Fannie Kemble, and another
with 3Iacready's name on the title page,
are among the number
Christine Nilsson was very much dis
gusted with hotel keeper at Omaha be-
cause he would not furnish her with a
lunch while she was still in bed, her
breakfast at II A. NJ, and her dinner at 8
EMIThe hotel MN saidhe would fur
,nish. the meals in her rooms, but it must
he at his regular meal hours. The prima
donna thought she would try another
hotel, and she did, taking with her part
OF her company. 9| iaM %.
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BRowS.-on Sunday, January 7. 1883, at the
WILLIAM N. brown, in the 18Th yearot his age.
FuneralwIll take place from St LuEe.s Episcopal
Church, Island, this CThuisdayl morning at 10
O'Clock.
BRINToN.-In Bellaire, "Wednesday. January 10
1883, ut dis A. ~, HARRY +. EmSTIS, aged y
years.
Funeral services will to held at the residence of
". b. Brintou this (Thurday) morning at 10
O'Clock. Intcrmeut at Greenwood Cemetery.
Friends arc respectfully invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-11

When all other remedies fail DE- FEAzLER's
koor BIrTERS will cure General Debility,
los of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys .m,.,.L
with Fever and AEue. For weeks at q time
/ was confined to the house, my suffering
was intense. Ieould find noireliet until l
heard Of your Root Bitters. | have taken
inc Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
-estored me 10 my former health
~ n JoHs RoLAsD, Cleveland, y.
For sale by J. +, shirk, Logan 4 Coz also
Cbas, Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and X X.
MoC,onahey, bridgeport. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-11

By DE-. FRAzIER's MaoIc oISrHEST. Cures
AZ Ii by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotchcs, and Erupuons on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beaua'
mi. Also cures Itch, Salt Rhenm, Sore Nip,
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate ulce" and
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re-
ceipt OF price, 60 cents.
]. r. shifk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R. K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. D@~
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Mt. DeChnntal Academy,
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

The next session begins SEPTEMBER 9Th, lEd.
Ten Separate Schools, including School Of History
ana schOol Of Enghh. Full coures III Law and
Medicine extending throughout the session. IN.
laged faculties for study Of Physical Sciences and
Scientific Agriculture: completely equipped chen.
ical lAbTRtoiy. Thorough courses III Ancient and
Modern languages and literature. Text books at
cost Necessary expenses not over els6. For cAi.
AlOgue and other information address
II MAI w. l.. WILSON, President,
aus MoTglntown. ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-11
A WORD OF WARNING /
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We regret 10 uy that we are Informed that a few
DeaIeH. when LOGAN, LIST \ CO. . ,hNCEtSlQR
BAKlNG PoNDfTIt asked iof HeiS b ont 70 ihtit
customers some inferior Powder, representing II A4
LogRn, List & Co.'S E2cebIOrl
This Il fraud apUn the Consumer. ~ well a.
upon us, which no honorable tner1 liant would be
guilty o. Il IL we'll for such dealen 10 know that
such conduct II iujurng their tmde. Paroles who
have been iniTcSed on in that way tell us that they
VIII not again tTade with tho doalen Eho deceived
them The deception kqulckly Atcettalned. Tho.e
BIKISG POWDER will detect on n trst baking the
fraud which has Been perpeinted upon Them.
There Is no real economy IN using the cheap Baking
Powders and examination has shown that they
contain substances which ara certainly Injurious
10 health Nobody now disputes the great superb
orily Of Logan, List Co.'S Excelsior Baking Pow.
der. ASK FOR IT, and in.ist on having 1t, aud no
Other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-11
.BROCATELLE DOLMANS.

These garments are all the latest
December styles and aresO attrac.
tive that they at once recommend
themselves to the most critical
buyers. All of our Seal Sacques
were made to order by furriers Of
the highest reputation. and can be
relied upon to give satisfaction In
fit and durability. We would call
special attention to our line Of su-
perlor fur lined Circulars, which
we bought at a price enabling us to
sell them for $500 less than
value.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-11

Go TO your druggist for MIRA Freenians
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur
ability OF color are unequaled. Color rom
two to Eve pounds. Directions IN Engnsh
and German. Prcs 10 centA. p@W