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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-16
TIE TICKET FOR 1854
That n Prominent West HiFgipian
Payora.

|-r IANofBs y"
A special correspondent Of the Pittsburgh
Dispateh, writing from olarksburg recently,
has the following:
Meeting Colonel G. W. Atkinson, United
States Marshal ,ytstei day, asked him his idea
OF the outlook Tor 1884. The Marshal lisa man
OF decided tact aud foresight, aud his opin.
ions are worth great deal In this State. He
Is Chairman OF the Republican State Central
and Executive Committees.
"whom DO you consider the strongest man
In the partly"
"rhat ID q hard question to answer. The
fact Is, President Arthur Is making one oil
the best Presidents the country has ever had.
He is doing much to unite the opposing
elements OF the party, and at the came time
does not overlook the more important fact
that he Is President Of the whole country.
However, from what can learn, he does not
wish denomination, and we must look else.
where. For long time thought the best
elements OF the party looked toward Senator
Window, but his failure TO be reelected TO
the Senate shelves him. Senator Logan Is a
strong man, but cannot be nominated be.
cause OF his proximity TO some OF the fac.
lions. Judge Edmunds is from the wrong
section and the wrong State to give him any
strength; but the coming man, In my opinion,
Is Robert Lincoln, OF Illinois. He is o man
OF good parts, and better than all, his name
Is Lincoln. Ny ticket for 1884 Is Robert Lin.
coin, OF Illinois, and General Nathan GoiE Of
West Virginia"
"Why General GoG2n ......
"Ths South will be represented on the next
ticket. A Southern man should be on the
ticket for Vice President We must look 70
that locality for party recruits. With q
sloutbern name on the ticket we can carry
Virginia, Nsrth Carolina and Florida, winch
will be more than we need. l do not know
that General Golf would accept the second
place on the ticket, because he Is great and
an ambitious man. He is past 40 years Of age.
He was Secretary OF the Navy under Hayes,
has been United STATES Attorney for West
Virginia and Is one Of the best lawyers In the
country. Last fall he was elected TO Congress
by minority Of 2. 600 in q strong Dem 1cratic
district. He Is u tower OF strength In the
South and would give incalculable value TO
the ticket He Is man OF twice the ability
OF Lincoln, but Is hardly as we'll known. l
AM for Lincoln and Cot"
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Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, a sad
drowning affair occurred In Wheeling creek,
Just opposite the Oil Refinery. Willie Yaeger,
casper Riddle aad Charles TierB were rowing
about In a skiff at the time when in some
unknown manner It capsiz4d and the boys
were thrown into the water. Riddle aud
Tiers managed to grasp the sides Of the boat
and thus rave themselves, but Yaeger, not
being able 10 swim. was drowned before
assistance could reach him. His body was
recovered about an hour afterwards by Will
liam Clator and Paddy Mahony.. The de.
ceased was about IS years old, aud formerly
was Grand boy at Schnepfs drug store; be
was the only son OF his mother, widow, who
Keeps small grocery on tho south side OF
Eighteenth street, near Jacob.
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faithfully and we'll For Ave successive
terms have the voters Of this school district
declared by their ballots that Mr.. sEaney
was worthy OF the power In him vested. ana
| they were ready 10 81 declare for the sl1th
time, and II was at his owl request that MS
name was not on the ticket.
BELLAIRE.
The net rpcsipts Of the late Monumental
Fair were $3.50 IS.
Mrs. R. H. Criswell, OF Wheeling, was WIS.,
iting here Saturday.
J. "A. Greenfield, OF Est Liverpool, was In
town over Sunday, visiting his mother.
Miss Mary Maring, OF Somerton, 10 visiting
her brother, Mr. George Mnring, Of this city.
The South Eastern Ohio Medical Society T.
called 10 meet here for reorganization, April
20.
Mr.. Clifford sttahan, OF Chicago, was here
last week, where he has mauy FRIENDS ana
acquaintAnces.
One organization or another has q ball
nearly every night, and Saturday night gen.
orally sees several.
Mr.. Philpot, OF Mt. Pleasant, the mother
Of Mr.. viii Philpot, Of thus city, Is very low
with consumption.
Yesterday many raids were male on the
early wild flowers aud the windows showed
the result In blood roots, anemones, JehSrso'
nianS DC.
A small steamboat has been lying here sew
eral days, buying large quantities OF hides
and furs from the country people, and rags
and iron from the town folks.
Mr.. Mord. Nelson on Saturday went to
Wellsville with his yard engine, to have
some alterations made on 1t. Mr.. Frank Rob
inson took his place Saturday.
The Mayor has issued proclamation for a
SPECIAL election TO be held In the Fourth
ward, Monday next the 2Sd. It Is to Ill tue
vacancy OF J. W. Sanders as councilman.
There will be Communion services at the
First Presbyterion Church next Sunday
morning. There will be preparatory services;
with preaching, Wednesday, Thusday and
Friday evenings.
The Water Works trustees have organized
by making Edward Jones, who has been on
the Board, the longest time, President Samuel
Simmons was made Vice President, and
W. u. Wilson was reappointed superin-
tendent and Secretary.
The Young Mems Christian Association,
taking warning by the experience OF other
attempters at starting a reading room, viii
postpone opening one until In the fall, when
| Tue stuSuu 10 iuuEt lhNoIHult huu WheH euSh
place Is more needed. About eighty dollars
has been raised.
About two o'clock Saturday morning,
Murray Davis, going up Belmont street. saw
bright flames wrapping one side Of Andrew
Roeder's house, above the Square He gave
the alarm Just In time, as some barrels In a
neighbours yard had been partly filled with
straw from under carpets, and this had been
set on fire from hot ashes poured on top. It
bad been smouldering all evening undis'
/ cnyered
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A Prie. .. silver Anniversary.

On next Wednesday Rev. Father Sullivan,
Vicar General OF this diocese OF the Catholic
Church, completes his twenty.fifth year as a
priest In Wheeling, and II isproposed by the
Catholic people Of the city to celebrate the
anniversary in a becoming manner. The day
Is called his SILVER jubilee" A purse has
been raised by tue gentlemen Of the Cathe.
dral congregation and another by the ladies'
The former, which has reached good round
sum, will be presented to him. and the latter
expended In furnishing his loom at the
Episcopal residence; Appropriate religious ga \.
the evening It. Rev. Bishop Kaia will
deliver congratulatory address. The occa.
sion Is regarded with great interest by the
admirers OF Father Sullivan, who are nj.
merous.
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This Court met at 10 A. NJ. Saturday, Will
all the judges present.
On IN ltion OF John o. Psndleton, Esq, Mr.
J. B. sOmeryille, OF Brooke county,was admit
ted to practice.
The following decisions were announced
State vs.. Foster, Boone county; decision re
versed and case dismissed.
Merchants National Bank Va. Good, Ohio
county; judgement reversed and case re
mauded.
Pusey and wife VS.. Gardner, Hancock
county; judgement reversed and case re-
mandsd.
Smith vs. Townsend, Pleasant county
Judgment reversed and judgment Of County
Court affirmed.
Nuzam VS.. Morris, Wetzsl county; appeal
and supaBedeas allowed; bond 1850.
John VS.. Barnes, Monongalla county,
affirmed. a
Jackson's administrators VS.. Hull; reargu.
ment ordered end submitted by consent.
Adjourned until next Saturday at 10 AN.
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About seven years ago William Bean was
convicted Of murder In the Hardy county
court and sentenced to imprisonment for
life. On Saturday he was discharged from
the penitentia,y at Moupdsyille, having
been pardoned by the Governor. This ac.
ton was taken after O review OF the testi.
mony, on account Of grave doubts OF thegu'lt
Of the and In Ram wss sonvsS name
the testimony OF q confessed accessory after
The act, named oskes, the truth OF whose
story Is pronounced physical impossibility.
Beam friends have been petitioning for his
pardon for several months, and finally sue
ceeded In convincing Governor Jackson that
Bean was mnch wronged man.
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Saturday night, John Brown, OF Bellaire.
was In this city, taking in the sights, When
he started to 60 home lie found that the
ferry boat at Benson's bad stopped running.
Moored beside the ferry boat wss skiff be.
longing to, Dan Ritz; as It was padlocked to a
large, heavy stone, he had to taxa the stone
with him. When in the middle Of the
river, the weight OF the stone caused
the boat to fill and sink. Brown could
not swim and would have drowned
had not his cries attracted the attention Of
some men, on this side who went to his as
sistance with . skjff and rescued him in au
exhausted condition. This Is the same
Brown that came near cleaning out the police
force one night about two yearsago when he
was under arrest for drunkenness. 1t will
be remembered he came near throwing one
OF them over the First Presbyterian Church
fence. He Is very powerful man. No Or
binary man could lift the stone the boat was
moored to- b,
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STATE sEcuMrtRs-l per cent higher for Alabama
Glass A; otherwise neglected.
Louisiana conSols,, GA Virginia 6s..,,,...... IS
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creamery 2ss2ac: rst 2ia96c Egg fe nns ms NH
Snd holdsfs fIir Cheese, demand ius aSi1t md
arm. creaineTy li1faliHc FetEoleuHl HS'S'
nnchSnSed, Other UNCHANGED. .,..,...
GnlcA9e April ltmrSs Ssd D SsinsSts head
snta,s mi AZ ppcrs buying spArinc III ~
x: SSG7 45 hcGyyis7 45a7 So light " 4Os' W. asp
siS head .hipne5t,s sSS hsSe
eIports % S0G6 So goodo choice shipping w
r 90 head: shipments too nesq:
MSrFet nominal and prices steady: eopmV" " '@'
Il Ojai IS: good to choice 70 l6Ao ~ -. a,
BALTIMORE, April lL-FlouI steady o, G ana I'm m
moderate demand w vdS INV Me sud api 81 isa
is,s Way 81 1884 1874: June 81 lS VA sa .gi
inv Ii isjiai isz Corn western dnil ahn
mixed sPot 6iaStc Max Sst Ssas mixed sssc.
Rye eadcr al C7a6Sc Hay UNCHANGED: pIoy ,gassc
nSehansei. butter dull western packed la. ~
nil illfSQ, Eggs higher at 1Salsc, feto, t al
CHANGED Coffee atm; R9 catgoeSw; sisiT sieSdy Al
SIi6Ka1l7. =, o,o,<,
,aso,ssA11 April lL-ootton strong &s siy54e'
Flour eay 6s os, FS .Sss! 1STef; IL ok re-
s SG stsd cc bushels bushels Corn
N isSiFc Rye III good demand and pTlces snsae
higher al 6Sa65<c Barley steady wh t SemSnS
Park uOmllhlly DO
Iulk meats outlet and unchanged. b.son stea3
And unchtnced whisky steady and uhcnA"keu'
Butter dull .nd unchanged. ,-,.
prrrsRuE0H. Pa April h-PHRoLKuH-r5ht y,
sctiys: United certificates, weaker e!os,na !, ~
aSiIc refined SXaS1fC, for PhilAdelphlA oeLVeiy;
Tie afternoon session was dull and depfes.oa IN Iu
very little doing opened Al eShc; closed AZ SS'se-
sales 2,2SO0.0 barrels
NEw YORK, April ll-DRY Goops-ln Mlr otoet
of request for miscellaneous nssottinehn, piS,:
With deliveries, give good total OF tAles. ,,as
| and gIuEhAms IN good request Tor cholce MyIcs'
The tone Of tho market develops more s'eaii"sss'
TOLEDO. OHIO, April 4.-Wheat firm; No reo
winter spot q 10: May 81 loh: June y NE: su,'
81 j: Augult 81 %. year sivl Pig; Wv Nc
| bid. Oats quiet; No. May 4Sc.
BRADFORD, Pa, April H-PetFoleum- miTke
still Weak: opening AZ yihc; hishest VIZ
lowest 93Isc: closing Of 1880 clearahces z'io-'"V
II TTrsyILix, Pa, April 1i.-oil opened at Sifc'
highest VI51c; lowest CSC: cloSed A. gJNc; snip,
ments ~ S barrels: charters b7,l+S barrels; rum
none. .. -r....o,Io,.
,2I7 100 barrels between 06 closing ~ vac
Shipments 7i3,000 barrels; charters 61.ih pafren
CINCINNATI, April Alive hogs quiet; common ,o
snd liRht 80 20a7 %; packtrR and bIteheh q iVa
100. Receipts 800 head: shipments l'Voo heaa.
NIw York, April li-IEATHRR-Stcady and
! fairly active uemloct sole 3la25c.
NEw YORK. April H.-wooL-Dun and un'
changed.
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WANTED.

WANTD-A LADY TO GO 4 Sp0oS
w distance In the county 10 do v,n,s simVkF
work. Must understand milking, GaS,aao,a,e -
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News and Gossip In Reference 10 vario
PAaDIe.

News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.
Mr.. J. D. McFadden Is out and able to at.
tend to business sgain.
Mrs Cap. Mason Is lying dangerously III
with pneumonia at her residence on Tween.
t'eth street.
Councilman W. A. Milligan was called to
Centreyille, Ohio, yesterday, by telegram
announcing the death OF his mo.her.
Mr.. Walter II. Dennis, who plays the part
OF Sir Phiiip Calthorpe in "La Belle Ruse,"
was formerly manager Of the Oakland Hotel
for the B. & o.
J. Newton Gotthold, Esq, leadingman with
Jeffreys-Lswis and a great favorite with
Wheeling people. will star next season in q
play written for him, called The Thunder
bolt" The scene Is laid near New Orleans,
and the play Is SAID to abound with strong
Ritnatinns
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Gre gatellig&rter:
ONCE, Nos. % and ~ Fourteenth street


Notice-B. Il. Adams.
Sta Q Fair Driving Park.
Clothes Wringers- Nesbitt & Bro.
W. A. Wilson-Sash, Doors. &c.
Election Notice--LaBelle Building ASso-
citation No. 2.
stockholderA' Meeting.
Regular Tuesday Packet for Cincinnati
The Dennison-A. Gunnison, Proprietor.
Upholstery Departmental. Mendel & Co.
New silyerware and Fancy Goods-L G..
Dillon.
No Gougs, No Banners-Tl5rd Page.
In the Spring Time Third Page.
CatArrh-Fourth psge.
Here's Fun-Head OF Local.
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Saturday evening about 8 o'clock as Jonas
onswell, . man 81 50 years q age, employed
TO lis home on the south side OF the creek, be
was run over by a R. & o. engine, and In.
s,antly killed. The accident happened on
Water street, south Of the creek. Criswell
was going down the track when he saw an
engine approaching, AID stepped upon an.
other track to get ont oil Its way, not noticing
that another engina was coming In the eppo.
site direction on that track. His head was
split open aud his left foot horribly mangled.
He was taken to Mendel's undertaking rooms
after an examination by Coroner schultzs.
He leaves sick wife, who lives In "Paper
Mill Alley" and two married daughters in
Pittshnrgh.
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Mr.. George ]. Mathison. the leading halter,
has hit upon novel idea for increasing the
sales OF his large stock Of hats and caps.
Commencing this morning till the LIST OF May
he will give away every thirtieth hat A
list containing the names Of all who purchase
hats will be- kept by him, and after twenty
nine hats have been sold, the thirtieth custo.
mer will be given one free. Mr.. Mathison
hss made large purchases OF hats, and Is dc.
will sell them. Call and zee the bargains he
In pffSPinC
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WANTED DAY BOARDFpS ;,
w few Day EOanden cau 10 RScnnS.'S -
with good board At No. 2t27 ChAplue SIsse, OalItd
one uniurniBhed loom 10 let '"tA AlO
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WANTED-FlRSTCLASS S4Irc
wv MEN. unv for city aud one q, t SaI ~
Mlat have unqHesii1nAele city reiCtn AID ~
rity. I; N: BAFER. lsoOm 81. Of jams, Tu,SS.s,
s..ss-- - - : - Apul'
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Anglers Warned on.
pal1at,e Trihuno.

BelIalfe Trbuno. =
The fishing editor Of the Wheeling INTEL.
LloEscER has just discovered that the best
place to go fishing around here Is down on
,Cspteen.m Now II he had consulted Hon.
T. II. Morris. OF Belmont county, be might
have ascertained that fact long ago. But we
here and now enter our protest against the
proposed run OF West Virginia on the choice
fishing preserves Of Belmont county. They
had better 60 up "Fish Creek" in their own
State, for their fish.
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TnE largest and bes. assorted stock OF
hosiery ever shown in Wheeling, Is now on
exhibition at The Eastern Dry Goods store.
Marshall Il Co., lilo Main street. Ladies'
fine regular made hose from Is cents 10 81 a
prices. II will be to the advantage OF all 10
call before purchasing else here, as our prices
will be found much lower than other stores.
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The Dramatic Festival excursion OF th,
81. Lawrence already gives promise OF I
handsome success. The ample accommo
dations, and the pains which Captain Lis
takes to make his guests comfortable snt
their passage safe, bid tsir to attract larct
company for the trip. The boat Is In fine
condition, and the arrangements will be first
class In every respect
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WTANTED-AT THE WHEF1iIS
wv Creek and New Henderson yIn.s s ~
port, Ohio, some good, Stea.y Miuent ntlsEs'
Apro J. L WATERs s,.,
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A BABY was born in q cemetery at Mar
shalltown, Iowa, short time ago, out every
where can be s'en babies borne 10 the GENE
terry because mothers cruelty neglect to pro
cure DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, sure cure fol
Group, colds and coughs.
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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
save You 25c, SOC, 100 and 81 on each pair.
a Twelfth street
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Il 81 % IS G5 81 IS 6S


wAsarxoroS, D. @, April lei M-For
Tenpeasee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather
preceded In the eastern portions by local
rains, northerly TO westerly winds, stationary
or slight rise In temperature, rising followed
in the west portions BY falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, light rains, followed
by clearing weather, southerly TO westerly
winds, higher barometer aud slight rise In
temperature,
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MILLIONS OF battles u Dr.. Kiug's New Dis
coyery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds
as Trial Bottles OF The large size. This enor
nous outlay would be disastrous 10 the pro
prietors, were 1t not for the rare meriu
possessed by this wonderful medicine. Cal
A. Logan q Co.'s Bridge Corner Drug Store
and get a 10c Trial Bottle free, and try fol
yourself. 1t never failsto cure. MwTAw
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The Celluloid Eye Glasses have stood the
test, and thousands who now wear them pro.
nouuce them the best. For sale by all lead.
log jewellers and opticians.
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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 25c, 500, 76c and 81 on each pair.
A Twelfth street,
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WAR; for us,we are coming. Willopen some
time next week. Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest In the world. We will
save you 25c, zoo, 100 and 81 on each pair.
Al Twalfth atreet
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WAR for Us, We are coming. Will open
some time next week, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheape't In the world. We will
save you CSC, SOC, 75c and 81 on each pair.
a. TWalfth street,
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wANTED-This afternoon, 500 boysto
sell the new Evening Journal. At the for
mer eillce Of the Sunday Leader, on Mar.
ket street.
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GENERAL notice..
CEALED PROPOSALS,
,,,..,.... CRY CLEIk's cyyie,

wvpv,,So II VWLLIks UIFcI
sealed R5Sgc S, Wy SS received the s
o'clock !. NJ, for furnishing AND dslsA.i@ ~, It
City Building, Lity tIiSon, LOCfus VA Ne
Houses WITT Clean Coal, Mixed CoSi y, Elas, hoe
comes from the bank, for tho tenn eSaSSSA = Il
81, lsa. Payments 70 b made month"; AAtra
fuldllmeut OF the contract. OfhG
Proposals 70 DO addressed ITO the Ch.t.-.
the Committee on Contracts" ths cosn,UI,.lAa i
serving the right 70 reject any or ali 6Id1 ~
apra tNNNA ssSSEI NV ;R
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LYxcH's Bargain Shoe House, "A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, and save % and SO cents on every
pair OF boots or shoes.
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DIAMOND DYEs are 10 perfect and 30 bean,
tiful that It Is ia pleasure 10 use them. Equally
good for dark or light colors. Ten cents
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WE understand that seal skin coats are
going out OF style, and in consequence colds
are increasing among the fair sex. How for.
tunate there 10 such remedy as DR.. Bulls
Couph syfup,
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WAIT for us, we are coming. Will open
some lime next week, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest In the world. We will
save you 25c, eos, 75c and 81 on each pair.
A Twelfth street. H..
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LYsca's Bargain Shoe House, a Twelfth
street, Wheeling. will open next week. Wal
for them, and save 25 and 80 cents on ever!
pAir of boots or shoes.
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LYScR's Bargain Shoe House, "A Twelfth
street. Wheeling, Will open next week. Wal
for them, and save % and 80 cents on ever!
pair OF boots or shoes.
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DuRxrE's Salad Dressing Is the best thing Of
the kind ever sold: With 1t superb salad Of
any kind can 10 made without delay or
trouble. II Is also one Of the best sauces for
cold meats.
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LYEca's Bargain Shoe House, ~ Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, and save 25 aud 30 cents on every
pair OF boots or shoes. --
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JUST RECEIVED.

Ladies', Misses aud Chlldren's Extra
High Cut Buttoned Shoes In Kid and Mo.
rocco, at W. II. P0RSTER'S,
80 Twelfth Street.
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LrScH's Bargain Shoe House, Al Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, and save % and 80 cents on every
pair OF boots or shoes.
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A SICK officer out at Fort Sect
Got his muscles all tied in knot,
He is now out again,
And says for all pain,
St. Jacobs Oil goes right TO the spot

LYxcHs Bargain Shoe Honse, A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Walt
for them, and save IS and so cents on every
pair Of boots or shoes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-16

LYscH's Bargain Shoe Hou.e, Al Twelfth
street, Wheeling. will open next week. Wait
for them, and save Is and so cents on every
pair Of boots or shoes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-16

LYxcH's Bargain Shoe House, A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, and save % and 80 cents on every
nair nj b OTIS or shoes