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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-10
MARTlA's PERRY.
RniIrnad officials Coming-EnteItain.
ments-PreparInE Cantata.

RaiIrnad officials Coming-EnteItain.
ments-Preparlng u CAntnta.
Charles seabright, ST., tails Of starting a
brickyard in the spring. ~.
@. 8. Moore has taken tbs contrast for
several more buildings to be put up this sea-
son.
James Van Pslt has accept d the position
formerly held by him as travelling saleaman
for L. a. MrCAbe & Co., OF Wheeling.
The iron moulders ball at Medill's hall
last evening was we'll attended. and 1t was
one Of the most enjoyable affairs Of the sea-
son.
Martins Ferrians are watching with interest
the New York railroad men who are now said
to be in Wheeling, In hopes that their visit
may result in better railroad facilities for
this point.
The festival AID social for The colorsd Odd
Fellows bsgaa las! night with good atten-
dance. in the vacant store room OF the Han
over Hotel, and will bs continued this even
ing at the same place.
The Climax will make trip TO Wheeling
tonight f.r the benefit OF those who desire 10
attend the Opera House or the leo .ure by
Mrs. Wittenmyer at tho Capitol building.
the lecture will contain much OF interest
10 the soldiers number OF the G. A. II. Post
will go over.
The general officials OF the Mt. Vernon,
Coshocton & Wheeling Railway are now
making tour Of Inspection over The pro.
posed line Of road, and will probably visit
Martins Ferry and vicinity in few days,
and ought to DO most cordially received, as
this company may be the fist to otter the
shippers OF this locality an outlet to the
northwest.
There was meeting lest evening OF those
interested in the contemplated Cantata 70 be
presented under the management OF Prof. ].
w. scofisld, who will be aSsisted by The best
local talent, and the Success which hasRtten-
ded all former musical undertaking. Of the
Professor Is assurancs enough that tho Can
tata now proposed to be given will be must
cal treat to the community.
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Prison Poinis-That Stolen Horse-Ga
Personals, ete.,

Prison Poinis-That Stolen Horse-Gas.
Personals, etc.,
Natl n Ald,rson Of Whaling WAS in
,oun !vs 81: e' ""' "
~ 800 ys = II,... ,.,uo -. :.
h0oerH y hiSgs are eieCllnE latge saeGs ~
me oilek yafaS, PlepGu ny 70 con''hu'ng
pricx making through sne win'ef.
Jesse Henderson, colored, OF Kanawha
county, concluded three years stay, as
guestot the States Institution hefe yesterday.
g.. W. Mathews Is not on the Scotia, ~
stated In o Wheeling paper, but at home
giving his entire attention to his duties as
agent OF the West Virginia Real EJtAts and
Loan Agencies. -..-.-.;..
Hector pnroAll. foreman In ina blacksmith.
.pg dspartment of lie Webster Wagon Co.'S.
ShnnS and Mis- Anna Nollef were mar,ied
nv IA P,v Pomsrov, of The Presbyisri ian
cSr .cb ThnraaSv svenInr. 'S' $50
SI W. p..,.n,S =, pesh.,s.pooL h,,,o,,,uo
MI. berisme, Oh ho.oy stsg2cE, a aI 49st ING
more children " tsYst, masing aye N ~;
me scourge ma " iass e1usus!ea iIseiL ana
no more asnGets tNn. naod IRON p, ta
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wnLi.sBURG.
Tho Salvation Army rronbIes-The Ma
turnl Gas Wells.

kuC EhtthNtuh AAS A."
turnl Gas Wells.
Tho gas will be shut off in the Barclay well
this morning a. halt past seven o'clock 10
make some necessary improvements.
Three COWS were run over and killed by the
north bound freight tain on Thursday even
ing.
Joe McKurdy broke Jail on ThursdSy even.
ing, and is now baskiDg In the sunlight OF
freedom.
Buoiuess in police circles has been rather
brisk this week, owing TO come bad feeling
existing between few cit;zans and some
members OF the Salvation Army. Mayor
Frost sYttled matters satisfactory.
Mr.. Frank Paterson, cf Pittsburgh, has
been spending few dSys In town with q
view 10 leasing land for the purpose OF sink
ing ras wells. Mr.. Patterson Is working in
The interest OF Mr.. Ford. q large owner in the
Pittsburgh Plate GlHs Work., and has been
successful in OBJ aiming tho lease Of about
100 asres Of lard, supposed to be In the gas
belt, which will b. deYelopsd in the next
few months, ard II successful In obtaining
gas in sufficient quantity, Wellsburg will
have p a'e glssI works in short time.
Mr. Ford Is man Of means, and understands
the adyantagesof natural gss for manufactur
Ing purpfSlS.
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CITY mArrERs.
Brief Notes ON CurTent Events Of Minor


Interest.
TnE Wheeling Browns, the new base ball
club, gave an enjoyable ball ct Ation hall last
night.
BoRIso for gas at the Central Glass Works
has been abandoned, the company being
convinced that they will not succeed IN md
ing gas.
Mr.. CHARLIE sEiBEGT yesterday found at
Weiler's pawn shop q brooch and chain which
were stolen from 6elberts summer garden on
July 4, 1881
The gas trustees will have the rules aud
regulations to govern them under the new
provisions OF the city charter, reAdyto sub
nit 10 Council ut It's meeting next Tuesday
night ---,---
Two employees OF the Etna mill became In:
yolyed In a quarrel yesterday, and one u
them, John MordAn, was struck on the head
by the other with a heavy iron rod, and
pretty badly, though not dangerously, hart.
!. TIE Miller Hunting club. made. up o.
workingmen at the Riverside forge, returned
yesterday from the vicinity OF New MartinE-
Vile, where they have bsen for q week.. with
sixty-sight rabbits, thirty-slx quails and one
woodcock.
OLLIE LYNN, sccused by-James Lszure oil
OF obtAinin $50 under FALSE .pretencesI
had a preliminary hearing before, Squire
Henry yesterday, and was honorAbly dlt-
charged, the evidence all being oyerwhelm-
ingly In his favor.
CLERx Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
a deed made November 0. by Il. G. Barr,
special commissioner, to Elizabeth, wife o.
Alexander Coen, in consideration OF SAD
for lot A, on the north side OF Virginia street,
4 4 al
A WEEK from tomorrow new time card
will 20 into effect on the Panhandle road
From that date all trains will be run on st.
Louis time, which Is twenty MINUTES slower
than Columbus time, on which they now
be attempted on the Panhandle.
YEsrERpAY morning thief secured an en-
trance into the rooms OF Dr.. n. Stout, the
dentist, In McLain's block, corner OF Marke
and Twelfth streets, by prytng open wiz
gold plate, such fs Is used for fl ling teeth
10 tse value OF about 50. No clue has ye
been found to the burglar.
Juo0lYG By the following taken from ihi
Panhandle NepS, the Salvation Army is no
| 1.-THE Salvation Army recruits have about o.!
| fall from grace, and auccumbed to the power
| OF the evil one. Several recruits in the Sal
walton Army crossed over to Brilliant a few
days since and imbibed too mach OF bus
Juice but the Captain forgaye them and ne
doubt they will SION b promoted"
TIE indications arc that the hall Of th'
House OF Delegates will be crowded 10 heal
the lecture Camp and Hospital by MIS-
Whittenmyer, this evening. Sam Vollz, TIT
janitor, has "done himself proud in decorat
ing and arranging the hall, and has earned
the thanks OF those interested. A locomotive
head light, with the ssistauce OF the gas ano
moon, will illuminate the street In the neigh
The proceeds will hs devoted 10 the widows
and orphans fund Of Holiday Post.
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Cold weather has Come.

also an immense stock OF f.nnels, blankets,
comic, IS, wooden under and over wear, fol
men, women and children. Dress good In
great abundance aud at all prices, beginning
Of & cents yard. Ono bundled pieces Of the
best quality calico at 5 cents. Blankets be.
ginning at 37< cents. Five pound comforts
81 90. shawls, cloaka and dolmars at very
reduced prices A large sock Of carpets al
less than manufacturers prices. Good car,
pets ct IS cents.
Ten thousand bolts Of wall paper OF 7.cents
a bolt. We only sail for cash. Keep no
books. II you want good goods and low
prices, now Is your time TO call and examine
our stock. The largest store, tho biggest
stock and the lowest prices for cash.
Nos. 20l9 and go2l Main street.
InHH RnRMER
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CB1cIdo, November l-1ha DFopat. Journal re.
pnftS: H1gs-ReceIpIs 90 900 head; shipments q, so
head. market quiet and 1cal5clower; mixed 81 l0l
Is; heayypaGking and shipping siGcai 95: Hight
81 scat 00 akipsS 76ai co. market closed weak With
is 900 head uhsSld. Cattle Receipts 0 800 head
ans and far west los lower exports g SCAT co. rood
% choice shipping Is G0a6 10; common 70 medium
81 2Sa5 %; bulk S501a6 20; range cattle and EEFR
ISxans sS 85s9 Wintered Texans g e0Ai 20; Ron.
tAnR SS Is, Sheep Receipts 200 head; Lhipmenti
1000 head: market very dull and weak; supply In
iaIf 81 S0i3 90; good s. 90; choice s. Is,
ceipp for tho week, 40 head through. and 1850
had local. Market draRgy; extra shipping % GOA
62j:iatr shipping S 26a576 fair butcherilg q 6o4
s q; EtOckers s. i1A5 90. Hogs-Receipts for tho
week 50, as head MArketilii; Philadel phiNsi 90
as 90: Yorkefs q i0At 60, eheep-Recelpts for the
week 1890 head. Market only fair; extra sltoe
6S; good q olA %: fit 81 25A3 IS; common 81 %
2 Is. lambs 81 0:aA q.
cJxcIxsArI O., November 9.-Market good for
/ SE packing aud butchers 81 3SAi S. Receipts
{, 800 head; shipments 1000 head.
Dry Goods.
NEW York, November 0.,-For mons wear wool.
ems the market continues very quiet For cottonS
there haE been iAif business for account. The
trade but for lobblng wants Of for.
WRFdinRS q confined 70 small AGzortmerN TO meet
CURRENT request, Quotations arc UNCHANGED and
steady a. current figures.
cotton.
NV YoRK, November 9-cotton quiet; futures
barely steady: November 1Q,SGc; December l06Ce;
January l06Tc February 10 sc: March 10 e6c; April
ll.oSc May LIZZIE; June i. sec July II ,41c; August
li'SSct September n'2ie
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Jews and Gossip in Reference TO Various
People.

News and GoAslp IN Reference 10 ShEious
People.
Mr.. Frank H. Smith, CT New Cumberland,
Is in the city.
ar William Woodward, o: Wheel,ng,
Alabama, Is in the city once more.
Mr.. ". IL. stoy, Of the Waynesbu'g,
Republican was In this city for few days dur
ing the psst week.
Prof. Crago and Joseph Devine, OF this
city, will give concert at the Benwood NJ.
E. church next Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mira. Frank Stanton and San
Walter, who have been visiting In Waynes'
burg for several days, have returned home.
Hugh McMahon, Of New Cumberland,
and ]. L. Curtis, w. X. Curtis and Eugene
TAR, Of Wellburg, are at the Mcclure
House. @
Burnie 8. McLurs and wife, o; Dakota, are
visiting Mr.. McLlre's father, Captain John
Mcclure, OF the Island. Ms. Mcclure is
former St Clairsyille belle.
Messrs. Chas. D. Truman, Of Bridgeport,
and Frank NJ. Ksarns, CT the Island, entered
the Wheeling Business College this week for
q course in Photography.
Messts. 8. N. Prather, G. e. Booth and
Lawrence Woodward, formerly of Wheeling,
are among the Directors OF newly estab'
lished National bank at Taylorsyille, Texas.
gu. 8. Senator ]. N. Camden arrived in The
city yesterday, and after looking over the
field at this end OF the River railroad, will
leave for his home at PaIkersburg this morn
ing by river. He says that reports from his
wife and daughter. who are at Carlsbad, GeI-
many, are 10 the effect that Mrs. Camden's
health has bsen much improved aimee she
went abroad.
DR.. ]. @. Reeves, OF this city, Secretary Of
the State Board Of Health, hiss gone to
Detroit to attend the meeting OF the Ameri.
can Medical Association, which convenes
there nsxt Tuesday, and will be in seslion
until Friday. oae Of the leading features OF
the annual meeting, will be an addrsI on
"the Usefulness and Efficiency Of Boards Of
Health" by DR.. Rseves.
EXCELLENT music at the Capitol building
tonight, in addition to tas lecture By Mrs.
WiLlanmpyeF.
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The case OF james McAdams vs.. the
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad company
was again under consideration before Judge
jacob, sitting in chambers, yesterday. II
will DO remembered that this ~ suit for an
Injunction restraining the company from
using steam motors on its line on Sixteenth
street. Mr.. II. N. Resell finished his argu.
ment in behalf OF the company yesterday
afternoon. Judge Jacob postponed further
hearing in the matter until next Tuesday,
when Col. G.. B. Caldwell will close the case
for The plaintiff, The case has many lea-
tures In common with those Of the -Noller
suit against the River read.
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RAILROAD MAGNATES
~ A oOlEr vlslr 10 wAEELINo
To View the Land.e,p. Ger and see what Resources
Aud Advaatasssths City and ylelnitI can offer
for the Proposed Harrisburg and West.
srn RnllrOad-Thsy do not Talk.

Yesterday Mr.. B. W. Peterson, the civil
engineer, Of this city, who has been in New
York city for several months in the employ
OF the Harrisburg& Westsrn Railroad Com.
psny, arrived In Wheeling from Pittsburgh,
via the p, Wa Ky, road. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Reon Barnes, the Chief En-.
gineer OF the company named, and Metss.
W. 8. DiSoway, F. ]. Gratevsnt, Hughes
Onphant and W. @. Carpenter. Three OF
these gentlemen are eastern capitalists, and
the other an experienced mineralogisl. They
are all interested In the proposed railroad 70
be built by the Vanderbilt intertss from
Harrisburg to the west, which is expected to
cross the Ohio ut this point, and had bien
looking ever the route IS heretofore sur
Yeyed. -
They did not talk freely, merely saying
they had come 10 "look around. "T A gentle
man who had heard them talk however, said
that this party was well pleased with. the ap-
parert promise OF things at this end OF the
line. This gentleman shrewdly guessed that
Mr.. Peterson had brought the party here to
show them his plans Of securing egress from
the city and room 10 pass through 1t and do
business here, though he said this was only q
guess.
It 10 known that Pittsburgh capita lists and
manufacturers have made q bitter fight
against Wheeling in conneotion with this
enterprise. They have used all the inilu-
ences they could bring TO bear to prevent the
road from coming this wa7. They repre-
sented the physical difficulties which lie in
the way OF road via this city in strong
light. These representations Mr.. PeteHon
his done all in his power to combat.
saba Wheeling man who Is posted, ycster'
day: at Is time Wheeling was waking up
and doing something. Itis a pretty uneven
fight bet Neen the interests OF Pittsburgh on
tbs one hand and Walker Pstersoa on the
other. tel you II this road comes this way, II
will 9 almcs. solely dus 10 the efforts OF thai
one man. Itisa stame to allow the interests
OF Wheeling to take care OF themselves In THU
way while opposing interett,at are being warm
| ~ advocated"
The yis;t9rs will inspectW heeling's furnace!
and factories, TO get an idea Of the yolume o.
manufacturing business here, and will view
the ptss bic approaches to the city, and will
leIYe tC-1ay for the Eht.
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CHURCH MATTERS.
Services ut the Various Churches In tho
city on Sunday.

Services nj the Various Churches In the
city on Sunday.
There will be preaching at Fulton NJ. E.
church, on Sunday evening att I'm.
Services at 81. Luke's church at 1880 A.
NJ. and 7:15 r. N. by Rev. @. @. Pearson.
Services at the Second Presbyterian church,
Rev. VIM. II. Cooke, D. D., pastor, at 1880
A. N. and 7P.M.
There will be Episcopal sarviee in Grand
Army Hall, Martins Ferry. Sunday at 8
r. ~, Rev. J. N, Kendrick officiating.
Services OF the Disciples Church tomorrow
ut 1880 A. N. Subject: Christian Man
hood" At NJ. subject, Christ the
Savior" Rev. f. J. Hart, pastor.
The Citizens Bible Glass will meet In the
lecture room OF the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow afternoon at 2:90 o'clock. Lesson
I, Sam. 10 chap. 1-S0; understanding OF
David.n
First Baptist Church, corner Twelfth and
Byron streets, preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. b. Mul.
ford. Sunday school at 2 o'clock. Strangers
are cordially Invited.
Judge G. L. C,aumer will conduct services
in the English Lutheran Church tomorrow
at 1920 A. N. This congregation will hold It's
Reformation services on Sunday, the 18Th.
Sunday school at2P.a
There will BIO preaching In the Firs. Pret-
bytherian church tomorrow by the pastor,
Rev. D. A. Cunningham, D. D, at 1890 a,
NJ, aud at 7P. NJ. Evening subject: Martin
Luther and the Reformation"
At the United Presbyterian Church Rev.
]. T. Mcclure, D. D., pastor, there will be
services at 1880 A, NJ. and at P. NJ. Subject
OF evening leoture-"Istael In the Wilderness
Lust and Conspiracy" Sabbath school at 2
I'm.
seryices ut wesley NJ. E. Church ss follows:
Preaching morning at 1880; evening att. by
the pastor. Rev. 9. r. Copeland. Morning
subjsct-"rhe Christians Watchword."
Evening ubjsct-"The Two Builders" Sun.
day school at 2r.M
Rev. Geo. E. Hite, pastor Of Chapline Street
n. E. Church. will preach at 1880 A. N.
Subject: "a Precious Redemption" All
?. n. the third sermon Of q special course to
young men. Subject: Vicious Companion
shipSVicious Men and Vicious Books"
At the Zane Street N E. Church preaching
by Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick tomorrow at 1880
A. M. and r. N. Morni8g theme: "The
will be preached to young woman. Theme:
%The Model Womau." All are invited.
sonday school tt2P.M.
At Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church, preaching
at 10 so A. N. and Z P. NJ, by the pastor, Rev.
Jos. II. Smith, D. D. Subject for morning:
MLuther and his Work" In the evening the
second sermon 10 Young Men on,the pro-
dIgal SOD; subject, Leaving Home" Sunday
school Of 2 =. NJ. Young Peoples Meeting,
Monday, 1850 p. N. Subject: "The Chris.
fans ReWafd,n -,-- syrs... -sms
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A Dcauurui Gold Watch Worth 500
Given Away.

Prof s. G. Malone, the accomplished pen
artist Of West Virginia, has placed on exhi'
bition at Mr.. Jasob W. Grubb's jswelry store
the original OF his celebrated pen drawing oil
our late President Ga,nsld, entitled From
the Log Cabin 10 the White House,
In order ttat the people OF Wheeling may
have an opportunity Of securing one Of the
copies from this elaborate pen drawing, Prof
Malone makes the following otel:
There will be beautiful gold watch given
with four hundred copies. The copies will
be on sale at Mr.. Giubb's jswelry store,
where also may be seen the original picture,
also tho beautiful gold watch that will be
given to the one holding tho number rorres.
bonding with the number In tho onvelone.
The drawing will take place Saturday, No.
yember II, 1888, at 8 O'Clock N.
Remember the copies cost you but 81 each.
Those desiring to see the original before
buying copies can call ut the Aforesaid place.
Orders received by mail and copies sent Ia
any part OF the country on receipt OF price.
Call on or address,
PRoR. s. O. MALONE
Stamm House, Wheeling, W. Va.
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tls. P. IS, O. lnts...-1ll
U. P. bonds. fBts....u6
10, P. Land Grants. 1911
10. P. sinking iund...n7
TICK. PAc. land gr't2.. IS
do Rio Grand diy.. "a
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"a OLEANsE THE BLOOD

OF scroiulo1s. Inherited and Contagious Huuors,
and thus remove the moot prolific cause OF human
snicring TO clear the Skin Of lishguting bl tches
Itching Toftues Humiliating RtuptionS and
1, athsore Sores caused by Impure or Poisoned
Blood, 10 purify and beRutiy tho 6kiu and restore
the Hair 50 that no trace OF disease remain CutI,
cura Resolyent, the new Blood Purifier, Dlnretic
and Aperient, and CuucuTa aud Cuticun Soap, the
great skin Cures aud Beautl6erI. are iniaIll6!0
They are the only remedies that succeed when MY.
SJCtSng and All ofher means fail 10
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MRS ANNIE wrrrESNYER electrified the
audience as In other days, with some Of the
incidents Of her long and ardnous campaigns,
as she followed armies on the adventurous
tails amid the smoke OF battle, fed starving
men left behind to die, and helped hundreds
OF them back 10 life and home. Her address
called fourth round after round Of hearty
applause. Her closing appeal was an out
burst OF feryent Christian patriotism. Ocean
EJrnaA RAnnrd
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COULD NOT TURN IN BED.

Knew moi what It was to be an hour even free from
main. Had reason 10 look. upon lie Itself as q
This wretched e1IEtEnce ] began 10 use the CUT.
cura Remedies and after two yolrs' peIklSteht uie
OF them the LAST ulc hes. healed. The dread
disease hes succumbed. All overthc breast wher0-
skin, Ny weight has inciea cd from one hundred
aud twenty.three To- enc hundred and Hity4Ix
pounds and the good work Is still going on. feel
myself now man. and all through the CutlcuFa'
Remedies a. JANIS u. RICHARDSON,
Custom House, New Orleans.
Sworn 10 before United States Commissioner.
Il
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The following named gentlemen have been
drawn and summoned as grand jurors, to
eerye at the next term OF the Ohio County
Circuit Court, which meets November 10, q
week fro m next Monday: Washington dis.
tfiet, Albert schaircr, A. ]: Sweeney Madi.
cav p. B. Dobbius, Jacob Hull; Webster, A.
O Eof, William Shafer; Union, George Hill,
Luke Fitton; Richie, ], F. Barnes, John H.
Hobbs; Centre, William Myles; Riohland,
George Esglestop; Triadelphia, A. Loringi
Liberty, Samuel Bell ~ -
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Che Qsteltigetstes:..
0nice Nos. 20 and "a Fourteenth street


For sale-New Spring Wagon.
Wanted-Glrl for Housework.
Wanted-GlIl to 60 to karsas City.
Stocks For sale-I. Irwin.
Notice-M. l.. Hill.
Supplies for A rtists-E. L. Nicoll.
Oyster Soup Lunch.
Public Sale OF Furniture.
PhotographAlbums-stanton& Davenport.
List Of Letters.
Undertaking and Embalming-G. Mendel
Auditors Certificate Of Authority.
New Goods at LaBelle Store.
War Reminiscences-MIs Wittenmyer.
For sale-Three Small Brick Dwellings
Alexander Bone, Agent ~.
For oincinnat.-Steamer ST. Lawrence.
DR.. John L. smlth-Third page.
Cloak Department-Geo.R r. Taylor-Fourth
page.
Notice-U. B. society-Fourth page.
Photographs on China-Fourth page.
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TO REDUCE STOCK

viii offer the following bargains:,
30pairs W0men's High Top Button al
$500. =,
90 pairs Chlldren's Extra High Top
Button with tassels ut $l.25.
80 pairs Chlldren's Tip Button, z to 10,
ut as cents.
Call and sec above Shoes. Also, a full
''A' VI "A' ''"0e'' j j. W. AilICK,s.
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF women's,
hand .sewed shoes in all the different styles
to which invite an inspection. I have
added several new lines TO those I have been
keeping heretofore, making q complete aSsort.
ment Of fine and medium goods.
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THE rush still continues to the city build.
ing. City tax payers are paying mp while the
9 per cent discount Is allowed. IL Will con.
nue. only till December 81, after which The
customary interest will be added.
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1l4s Main ST., near TWelith 1t.

ANOTHER fresh supply of sink, Plush
and Velvet Scaris, as well as Twenty
Thread Balbrlggan Underwear, best In
the city. ID. GUNDLlNG Il co.
Star Clothiers, 80 Twelfth st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-10

DR.. J. G. Chanonhouse, oil Evansville, On.
tario, Cauala, writeJ In favor OF the great
paln:snre, St Jacobs OIL. The Hon. B!lla
Flint, Life Senator Of the Dominion PArlla.
ment also says It cured him OF rheumatism.