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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-05
CITY nArrERs.
Brief Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
InteFest.

Interest.
oSncER CoNBI Is 30 sick that be has bean
obliged todeOoFt bis beat in the Eighth ward
for few days.
TIE ButoherS Association will give grand
ball at Arion Hall this evening. Msyefs
orchestra will play.
KRANER's full orchestra will furnish the
music At the Masonic banquet In Coshocton,
O., Thursday evening.
GEORGE BANKER opened at Charlie ghay's
Academy last night. He 10 an old fayorite,
and his popular songs and old man specially
Caught on" well.
# is coincidence that both OF the oitizsps
Of Wheeling who have lately disappeared
mystsriously, were prominent membe.J Of
Holiday Post, G. A. R., Of this city.
Ar midnight the only names on the slate at
police headquarters were those Of two "yags''
run In by Officer Taylor. The police pro-
pose wagiug uneeasing war on this fraternity
this winter.
TnERE Is absolutely nothing new in the
McColloch CT SO. Enough Ia known, how.
ever, 70 stamp letter published y IterdAy 10
the effect that MI. McColloch iE imprisoned
within eight miles Of Wheeling 6 ridicul-
Gus fraud.
THERE was no trace found yesterday Of Mrs
Lottie Yost, Of Darlington, whose mysterious
disappearance wss ehronicled In the IHTEL-
LIGENcER yesterday morning. The excite.
ment over the case in the locality has not
abated In the least.
Tue application for an injunction restrain.
Ing the Elm Grove Railroad from using III
motors on Sixteenth street. or taking any
steps to that end, WIS made In the Supreme
Court Of Appeals yesterday. The Gaze will
not be heard for some time.
MARSHAL ATKINSON brought Jacob T. Hott
man TO the penttentiary yesterday morning
He was sentenced by Judge Jackson to three
years imprisonment In the penitentiary o
the la,t October session Of the Federal cour
at Clarksburg, tor.rohbing the mail In Bar
bour county.
ITisproposed BY joint stock company Il
furnish Moundsyllle with water WORKS, util
iTipg the mound 81 basis. for reservoir
When poor Lo packed that gravel In bear
skin sack he little dreamed OF the service b,
was rendering the ''pale face" by furnishini
him an elevation for q water supply.-Bel
ARE TTiblne.
JEYY DAVIS, the well known colored traveller
was In trouble again yesterday morning. III
was employed TO s'lnd ct Wilson u Banner
music store TO keep place In the line 0
purchasers OF Lanetry tickets, and TO keel
warm, got bottle Of whisky. He got nois!
LdYunk, aud was pulled In by Officer Bird ami
Constable Laucllin, who hGd 10 use thei
nippers. Yesterday morning he was fnet
g and costs, which some misguided frien'
paid for him.
ESTIMATES on all kinds Of Printing cheer
fully given by the ISrELtIGEEcKR JoB0TFIcE
Good wore guaranteed.
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A. L. RICE 4 co.

From to-day, and until our stock Is ex.
llausted, we snail begin u Grand Clear.
auCe Sale Of Millinery Goods. We find
this course necessary In order 10 make
room for o large stock Of Holiday Goods
now arriving. We have taken every or.
ticIe OF Fancy Millinery and marked Gown
the price TO positive sacrifice.
Birds Wings and Fancy Feathers now
csc, SOC, 7jc and $l.00, that last week
sold ut double and triple the price. Hats
now % and soc tint were regarded
cheap at $i.00 last week. Trimmed Hats
and Donnets In tho same proportion. We
expect to make o hole In our stock this
week, and would advise carly purchases.
Next week VIC begin the Holiday Season
with popular goods at popular prices.
A. l.. RICE u co.
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TO ne Editor o. te 4MdIt1eIeT.
Please allow me space in your paper 10
correct some statements made this morning,
which are intended 10 reflect upon myself
and others. In regard to having eight feet Of
On alley fenced up: The eight feet OF the
said alley that Is fenced up, Is l understand
It, never did belong to tho city; but will say
for the benefit Of tnis Bore.heGded Islander,
whenever the city can show any right or
title for the eight feet Of ground that I have
fenced up, that 80 far ts I em concerned In
diyidual,y, en- ready to move bask any
day. THIS Islander iuIther intimates that
built stable on my neighbours ground. I
say this Is false. built the stable on my
own ground, and can show good title for
the same. know the writer OF the article
who sigps himSslf "lsland, and will Just say
for the benefit OF that sore -headed gentleman,
have very poor opinion Of him or any
other man that will rush Into print and
skulk behind fictitious name for the pur-
pose OF atabbing bis neighbor In the back.
fo,Mr. sorehead, you can pick your flint and
FIRE again. r. CANPBELL.
IphEeliu1 Dec 4
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A Bad Gaze mt Mariin's Ferry

Asreat deal Of excitement prevailed in
some part1 OF Martins Ferry yesterday after.
noon and evening when 1t became generally
known that DR.. Hinerman was up fora pre-
liminary hearing before Mayor Mitchell yes.
terdsy morning on charge oil performing an
abortion on Ella Lyle, young woman
living in the Third ward and OF good family
connections. Its said that the abortion
YVES performed al the instance Of one Tom
Williams, who hal left town rather suddenly.
DR.. Hinerman 10 out on bail In the sum
OF $1,000, with Thomas Cowell as HE bonds
maa.
The ca5e is creating q great deal Of e1.
element oyer at Martins Ferry, and It Is
Thought the affair will be made interesting
Tor some parties before many days.
II ives reported last night that Miss Lytle
was dying, and Mayor Mitchell went TO The
house where she VIZ and took her ante'mor'
tenn statement. he declined to divulge any
thin; that we, In II, but said 1t made q very
bad showing,
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PERSONAL MENTION,
News and Gossip In Reference to variou
People,

heWbbnu d0bhIp In reference 10 Nhfious
People,
Hon. George II. Moffat, Of Buckhannon,
e1-speaker oil the House, 10 In the city.
DR.. G. W. Newton, q prominent physician
Of Buckhannon, is at the Mcclure house.
Hon. Sep Hall, OF Wetzsl county, yrs in
the city yesterday, on his way East on bust
ness.
Charlie Goetze, the East Wheeling drug.
giSt, hes returned from flying visit to Pitts.
burgh.
DR.. stalnaker, late assistant physician Of
the Weston Asylum, now Of Buckhannon, Is
visiting his brother, Secretary OF State stal.
maker.
Col. William Exley's son win, who hes
been attending Eastmau's Business College,
at Poughkeepsie, hi returned home for the
Holidays.
Mr.. @. B. Hart and Day. ]. G. Lyle have
been sent by the West Virgins Humane
Society ~ delegates II the convention OF the
American Humane Association which openi
to-day in Washington, D. @.
THE IgrE1LIsEscEa JOB PRINTING oHFlcE
executes all kirds OF Book and Job Printing
at the lowest prices. Call and get an esti
mate.
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CINCINNATI O., December i.-Flour quiet AMI
pnGhDDgel. Wheat, none sold: Corn scsrce and
hrm at 66A66c, Oats dim OF 80 kye steady at
60ha6ic, PORK held at Sl4 t0All26. Lad stronger
az zoe. Bulk meats ard bacon nominally I'M,
changed: whisAey steady ats 49, Bgitet Arm
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ACLERaYMAN A9sAIGNED
Before n Justice OF tue Peace on Chari
of Assault.

Before Justice oil tue Peace On o Cnhfke
Of Assault.
Yeaterday afternoon Rev. Father Charles
schillt, the young priest at 81. Alphonsus
German Catholic church, was arraigned be-
fore Squire Arkle on charge Of assault and
battery preferred by Mrs. Elizabeth Kellar.
MIRA. Kellar's stoiy was that somebody con.
nected with the church owed her money, and
she went over to sec Father Kreusch after
sending her boy in vain. She presented her
claim rather emphatically, when, ss she al.
lsges, both the priests abused her, and Father
gchillt finally caught her and showed her
violently ont Of the mouse.
The two priests and four boys who saw the
affair, testified that the woman was merely
ordered out, and went. One OF the boys,
Willie Guth, who II Is said told his mother
and Constsble Wilcox that the young priest
did push tho YSmRn out, cried bitterly when
examined, and testified With evident reluct-
ence, but corroborated the priests evidence.
Mra. Kellar accused Father 6chillt Of drink.
ing TO excess. when he took the stand he
said he was never drunk so az TO staggeri tina,
on the contrary II was matter OF common
remark that be was the most graceful priest
who ever otficiatsd ct the altar.
The Justice OF ooutso dismissed Father
schillt, The evidence Of the woman alone be.
ing against him.
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General Steamboat News-Bank Briefs
an,I TcteRranitiC Renorta

General Steamboat NeWs-Bank Brlcts
and Tclegraphic Reports.
The Clifton posed up yesterday afternoon,
The 81. Lawrence leaves Cincinnati thil
evening for this point and Pittsburgh,
The Andes got away last evening with q
good trip anu plenty Of passengers In the
cabin. -
The W. N. Chancellor will pes down this
morning enroute from Pittsburgh 10 Oharlet.
ton and the KanawhA river. Capt 4. P.
Chancellor 10 in command and Ira D. Hunt.
ington 10 purser.
MoEoASTows, December 4.-Riyer 2 feet
and falling weather cloudy.
GREENSBORO, Pa, December 4.-Riyer II
feet and stationary weather clear.
RIcEs LANDING, Pa, December 4.-Riyer
4 feet inches; clear; Thermometer $50.
CINCINNATI, December 4.-Rlver 10 feet s
inches and falling; weather clear and mild.
EVANSVILLE, 1Hp., December 4.-Riyer fall.
ing with 10 Ieet lilo inches on the gauge.
CAIRO, December 4.-Riyer % feet 0
inches and fAlling;Weather cloudy;thermome.
Ter co..
PrrrssuRaH, December 4.-Monongahe's
river 3 feet inches and stationary; cloudy
and cool.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, December 4.-Rlyer 5
feet 3 inches and stationary; weather clear;
Thermometer 60o.
LOUISVILLE, December 4.-Rlyer falling
with 2 feet inches In tho canal and 5 feet
! inches On tho falls weather elsar'aud
WARM,
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The two indictments still pending against
Joseph siler, one OF the North Wheeling boy
fire bugs, now confined in the penitentiary al
Moundsyiile, were yesterday dismiis Sad In
the Circuit Court, Prosecuting Attorney Jor.
dan having entered poLs In each case,
siler was convicted Of completely In firing
The glass works, and the other Indictment.
were for setting FIRE to the copperag factory
and stlble.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordon also entered
q nolls yesterday In the cs1e Of ElitI Beall,
indicted for The killing OF Harry Paxton.
The zeyely forgsI 2 CT ses will come up In
the Circuit Count to-day, on motion by
the defense 10 diSmitI the accuAed, He hes
slready been acquitted on one charge, end
the Jury failed 10 agree in another ctse.
Three Indictments are still pending against
him.
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Beilaire,

John Bolt, OF Benwood, drew the organ
rallied off by fsa1c Golf.
Tommie Faherty died yesterday suddenly
with something like heart disease.
The funeral Of MlJ j. g. Crafty yc7terday
afternoon was attended by an extraordinarily
large number OF friends. The interment took
place at the family lot in Rose Hill Gene
terry.
The south Bella.re u. E. Sunday school
has elected the following officers for the com:
ing year: Thos. Strong, superintendent,
with H. B. Miller, Ar1istant; I'd. Alum, Sec:
rotary, and VIM. Parks, Asgistsnt; NJ. ].
Brand, Treasurer; Leader OF Singing, B. y.
Morgan; orgauist, Nil Allie Neal; Librarians,
George Pitner and John Gregory.
A fire alarm WIS sounded for the Second
ward yesterday about 3 o'clock. The s::.Shen
Of Joseph Beatty's house, on Guernsey street,
opposite the Catholic Church, caught fire
near the chimnev. No vlnr vfg thrown ex-
cept by the people with buckets. M, BEATTY
thinks the fire started from come matches on
a ehelt In small closet just agains. the
chimney.
The foundation Of the Enterprise works are
far enough advanced 10 show the location
and extent OF the main building. The Ohio
Valley and B., z. 4 y. tracks and the river
are on one side, the tram way from Heather.
ington's coal bank on another side, and the O.
y.switch on the third side. The foul b sldeis
bounded by 8 street running to Belmont
street. A water main 10 now being laid
along this street. to supply The works and at-
joining houses.
Marshal Drugan went out to Bernesgllle
yesterday for bigamist. Peter Dade had
left his wife and gone to Baltimore, where he
again married and went South. His wife re.
Gently got word Of his whereabouts and yes.
Lsrday beard OF him az working OF BSpvood.
She came there Yesterday morning lust IN
train west and WIS accompanied by another
newly married wife. The barnesville officers
were telegraphed to arrest him and did 80
when the train reached there:
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"There Is no use crying over spilled milk, y
M bSt have a no lie in the roots Of YOUR hair
there Is no use crying over that either. Tske
both time and yourselfby the fo-elock while
there Is o forelock left. Apply Parker's Hair
Balsam TO your hair before matteis GEL wo-se.
It will arrest the telling of OF yo1r hair and
restore It to It's original color, gloSs and soft
ness. It lisa perfect dresiry withal, clean,
richly perfumed, cools and heals the scalp.
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once NOS. 20 and "a Fourteenth street.


For sale-Blooded Terrier.
Wanted-Good Girl.
Grand Fire Placo Heater-Nesbitt & Bro.
Spare RibS-D. @. List, Jr.
Residence For Sale-I. Irwin.
New York Times-Reduced In Price.
Headquarters for Low Prices-Jones & Lit
page.
Opera House-Mlle Rhea-Fourth page.
ohal-Hpareribs, &c,-F. schenk & Sons.
Dr.. John Z. Smith-Third page.
ArtiAtic Pottery and Fancy Goods-1. G.
Dillon.
Undertaking and Embalming-G. Mendel
a. Co.
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All persons wishing TO test the merits Of
great femedy-one that viii positively cure
consumption, coughs, colds asthma, bronehi.
tis, or any affection Of the Throatand Lungs
arc requested 70 call q Logan 4 Cos Bridge
OF Dr.. KinSB New Discovery for Consump-
don, which viii ShoW yop what regular
ESed bottle will do IqM
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Seats for Mrs. Langtry's engagement at the
Opere House on Friday evening in "Shl
Stoops TO Cou1uer" went Off with an unpre
csdented rush ut Wilson & Banners music
sIore Yesterday. Late in the afternoon com.
seats were rtsold at So, while others In good
locations were held at q. The engagement
Is an unique one, oritlcil and Discrimination
theatre EoOrs bsipg apparently as anxious "a
secure seats Of those who arc Rctuated BY
were curiosity and a desire to say they shave
seen the jersey Lily"
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6HOCKH1ES.
l51ze prime Rio, lSc; good Rio, 12hzc; Ordinary
SSsssa fSss@InpsPei per y, hi l7'S lower SHdss.
SGodrs-standard coniectioners, A. pei. ID, &c;
Windsor A, nc; Praine A. 7isc; refined yellow
e1sa7G granulated, s1sc; powdered. @; crushed,
SIC cutloai, 91Ec.
Srups-Choice maple, 75c; choice sugar syrnp
Sc; prime sugar syrup. dc.
RIee-CafolinA. 6a71tc,
HeiS OrbunS koiaSSts- Choice Sc; strictly prime,
SOC: prime, $50; good &c.
25s7ec; imperial. Sa5oc; Japan, 2Sa7oc; oolong IA
opadSs-s!Sr, full weight li1zc stearine, per set,
2hc: mould, per set. lie.
pnsor- Choice wine. 12c, per gal; standard city
brands llAlSc per gall county. lSal6c per ga as
$oodes Ras-No. l tubs, per dosen, IS %;
per dozen. % 90 2hooppails por dozen, 81 co. Shoop
pals q 90; keelers per most 81 IS; butter tubs,
10 lbs capacity, s. So do IS lbs capacity, s. 90 do Is
ss.S SsSSSd psse NJ pes dSssa IA sa ' 20
Canned 6oods-Pie peaches, ID 81 10; peaches {
ID q 0o tomatoes, ID, Bakers, 81 90; sweet corn,
g 91ai 3; Winslow corn. q 81 strawberries 2is'
Dried FFthts-Eew eYApoated pared peaches va
sc; IMPAIRED do. l6al6c; raspberries SSa&c black.
berries loo. New sun dred--Apples, quarters &c;
quarters 65a6,c; do pared l6alSc do. black6eIries
sc do. raspberries SiaSSc: pltted cherriE1 NG29c.
New eynporated apples l6al7c; apples very slow.
Oils-Lard oil, extra western strained, sScasl %
carbon OIL s1fc white miners oil, winter strained,
Ssssst i Suoted in ,ebsing a. 1sc for prime
full cream Western. and 13hal6c for New York.
sweitter1 1al7e, according TO quality. himburIer
N.a-No. nActerel, bills. SO oo No. 2 medium
BsGas-choice Navy at s,eoa2 rs; medium q 2sa
a n ,Twa1 q Hna1n 7 ly1a lfaBN
sttds-sales Of timothy seed At 81 coal IS per
bushel clover small seed % 90; large Is 76ao %,
as equality.
gc0gny SS Ar, ss esssTaI S Ss s Pss Ss,
per Dbl. d 50.
Sued Cor1.-Sa9c peflb.
CidT-Per Dbl. S OoalO %; Crab apple, $40 ooa
1900.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AppttS--Choice 70 fancy per Dbl, g 2saA 90 &C ID
10 chiec 81 7bas 90: common TO fair 81 ooe2 50.
EWti9a Frhts-Mesina oranges, 90 ooa7 90 per
box; Valencia do, So ooall % per case: Messina
lemons, s. Loa4 76per box; Baninas 81 SEA" 50 per
bunch.
aoney-e Choice white clover. 2Oa22c; choice buck.
wheat, lSal9c,
fOsGtos-Elfly Rose, per buShel, from store Ssa
SOC; Burbank 4sioCc; other varie ies 45af IN car
loads on track reasonable concession Is made.
mali Chickens per- pain @ y XVI taiteSs per t.
keys il %i dlssssa dacEs Iasl s' s0 WI
EStSGa1-24a26c per ID,
EgoS-strictly fresh, 2sa2sc.
PIss1g g per b; apple butter, Sa'c per
sss hsfsHyS na i slsi IS S PSs su xh Nana
F0fSfra Prtst-Lemons O. 5tai rs per box. MesSna
oranges % oOS7 % per boz. Val. 90 0Oaii % Per
case. Bananas 81 5oa2 90 per bunch,
2a2J[c: Woolen AA1<c
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:AIi Who wIsh % Purchase Chances
In the Grand semi.Annual Drawing OF Tho
scheme publiIhed elsewhere In this paper,
with full confidence. that they will get them
Prumpt nav
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CHICAGO, December f.-FIout quiet knQ uucnapB'
ed. Wheat, demand active, unsettled and generally
lower; opened frn and advanced ~, rtceded
under liberal offerings 1kAlAc, reacted &c and
closed Nc lower than yeterdAy; sales ranged: De-
ssass, Fsb s1Ss Il 5s eCSs9
May o. 0iat %, closed II S. w; No: Chicago
spring 95s<a96Sc, closed at9Sc: No. 9, do u,faSSc.
,joTn In lair de 1and, very excited, untettled and
trading was very dilcult prices very iuGs I'D.
vRncing and declining suddenly; December I'D.
vAnGed $40; January advanced %; May advanced
lc above the highest prices Of y sterday. Later 10
the day the advance In prices brought greater de.
sire 10 soil and prices declined irregularly la1kc,
closed T9lkso higher Than yesterday: cath t6Ea
57.Ec closed at Ss1sc; January eGaS7hc' closed a
SIC, cIoed at 6Sj6c, Oats Arm and higher
az SlaS8c, closed at Slkc; December 81 saSIsIc,
closed at slSfc; January u closed AZ 9. ~;
February sls s.sis+c; Nay S64sSs closed A. SSAe;;
higher at 81 80. Pork, demand active and unset.
lied; early advanced S0ai0c, Ieceded 3s4cc, rallied
lOAlsc, closed steady cab Sl2 7Sals 60 ;or old;
sIS eails q s9s new; December ~ s2ais q q
closed at sis 6I5Sals 65 February SIS 60ali o.,
50 IS; May ~ 2oali 41h. closed a "a 29sl4 g.
cember S.S2II l6c, closed at 8SssS Kc; January
s.lsaE. GSc closed d Stoas,62155c February ssaHa
S771z. closed at Ssc; March s7Sas ssc May
o.vsAy,Vtz. SsooSI 81 L. g. ~ 49,,
7.i6c Butter weas or; good TO fancy creamery ga
CSC; ch9ice 70 fancy dairy 2la29c. Eggs quiet and
;l,s ws 6s asf sdvaa S
kc, Corn, sales 920.O00 bushels; December Janu.
AIRY and February advanced Nc. Oats, sales
5000 bushels January advanced nc; February
AND Match auyancsa Ico.oa No. iVSnt un,
eSnflangea. Lazy ss4eV 44''e'l Rs''sNI AaS1aeeu
NEW York, December 4.-Flour steady and IN.
changed: receipts S600 barrels exports S'itO pan.
res. wheat, spot loS shade eaSef; Options
opened weak an mo ssw6Ss Hdyeacsa sdst
receipts y o99 bushels; exporiS iEGGG euSnsls No
2ChicaS9 VIZ hatq ho: y pg!ata siils hatd
no. 81 ~ unSraena ted Socst IL ~ S1. ~ ~ Sh
a. e M reg DeSe9eF sfi Sz 2 :Ss, Sash asas
,aS,OoO pusheAh y 1S3st! iSH, closing ~ y l2N
closing q a siI41 April, s4!ts 5000 bushels q
listal " elgs aIlg ~ ~ q dG.i Mys s oySv
mot Esks hIalSi ov;sSS so oSsaed ia1E bettel.
st,s,s,ns Inss INA atvanre on Ing sieat wiz
recoveSv n SzSHe recents "a 0oj bnsbeir eIno,ts
a. IN bnnshes. fngraisd bsaSls: M IN. SS a
SSEsslSc. So . beceynbnr Ia is,r. I6Sths 1t ssc
Ssne S StsS 'S,is a,tn.i 4
o oTSslsI ~ -, .4ay toaoiAc,
SSiI;ss ~ n % V aaSS ,t ve"et; r.
~ei,e,, ,irSd White aqhS
~ snd " Eonss wv ko I'm
Snaas Yp1on nnd3 ayS snau a h'Gasf
Sags HH ,ennSa 9ulSS; gtanunat t go liec'
Rice i'm: domestic 4Iat5l;; Rsngcon AZ. TaiIcw
quiet and steady 4 isaiAs. Ro,ln dull: TuTpen.
and steady. PORK stronger and quiet; new iness
prime steam s67l1as,76e december ,6saS 7Sc; Jan,
00ic Butter, demand fair for cho ce. Cheese oujet
and STEADY, 49,
Pun ,nr, NM, nccor,hor A-F,o,, ,,,o, AVID
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ITmast have been q terrible state OF ailairs,
that caused the Psalmist 10 ask: "Who can
stand before his cold2" In his day the
remedies were few and doubtful; how much
happier should this generation be, that he's
as household remedy, DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup; 90 wonderful has been lis CURES that
millions rise up and call Il "bletssd.n
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TIE DAILY nlARKETs.
stocks Dropping I'm Priees-Proyisions
In Pair Demand.

The stock market yesterday vas weak and lower.
Willard sh1rrs were the features IN speculation.
Il the clos the market was decidedly weak aud
the lowest prizes Of the day were realized.
Flour remains quiet aud unchanged. Wheat Is
In active demand but prices arc lower. Provisions
are In fair demand at former rates The live stock
market Il steady and firm.
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A matinee will be given this afternoon at
Charley ShAy's theatre BY Myers & Hixon'S
Conorsrors, tho large aud excellent comedy
company which IL holding the boards there
this Wetk. The performance is an unusually
attractive one. The company remains all
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oSE OF the most substantial spreads OF III,
season will be- given atthe Fourth st. NJ. f
Church tomorrow evening Fried oyster
and oil Of tho dslicacies OF the season for Q
rants = d p - 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-05

CONE to Ed. ohristman's auction rooms,
1913 Market street, and buy your silver
plated ware. salts, afternoons at 3 and
evenings att. Private sales during.the day
at auction prices. Sales 10 continue until
entire stock 10 disposed Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-05

Do NOT torture yourself longer by wearing
ill.htting Bhoee, but 60 OF once and yet pair
OF shoes that have both style and comfort
combined, at L. ], Blonde.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-05

IHAyE used Ely's Cream Balm for dry Co.
tarrh Ito which every Eastern person Is sub
ect who comes to live In high latitude). Il
has proved cure In my case.-B. +. NJ.
Weeks, Denver, Col. (E'sy to use. Price
b0 cents.l TTReAM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-05
RAILROAD Enthusiastically nrm,

sTocKs-The stock market to-day was wax and
lower; villArds were the features In speculation,
Oregon & TranScont't1 declining from iS& 70 i9k
from 63x 70 6yk. The decline was due - the IN.
confirmed rep nc that 0regJn & Trsps influential
directors had decided 10 pIss the January dividend
and that the GompanyF mad heavy floating debt
unpioyided for The pressure eel Willard 8 had
an unfAvotAhle effect on o. her active ShAr Moth
western was lower on The rumon Of, IN oh rail-.
way complications In tho west. The market clio ed
pared with ycyterday'S closing, prices are Kt3i5.
naF cAnt laHar