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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-10
A NEW TENDING FURNACE
For which Great Advantages arc
Claimed, Hrs

For which Great Advantages arc
Claimed. .:H
A new tending furnace wss completed at
the La Belle mill on Thursday, and was
tried yesterday and found to accomplish the
end aimed at in its erection. It was con-
structed by Henry Harris, the we'll known
furnace builder, upon. plans OF his own. In
the ordinary heating furnace It is impossi.
bio to secure an even heat throughout the
iron chamber. and the nail plate which is
clossst to the fire bridge often, almos. always.
burns so as to render 1t worthless. Harris's
idea wos to 80 construct the furnace ay to
render 1t possible 10 Cecu.o m equsble' heat
in the apartment holding the iron, and thus
prevent the blistering Of tho nail plate. This
he seems to have accomplished. At. lsasg
perfect success was met with in the cpsfation
Of the furnace yesterday.~
To accomplish thisead has been d desider.
alum with furnace builders for a long time,
andurmerous plans have been adopted, with
indifferent success. II the new La Belle fur.
mace s~ustains the.promtso 1t gives 80 far, 1t
will bs e big feather In Harrls's cap and a
pretty psnuy in his pocket.
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PERSONAL. d ENIION,

Jews and Gossip IN Relation to Various
People.
Mrs. W. R. Holiday, OF Wheeling, Ia visit.
Ing her friends In this city.-S!euJenpiMe Her.
State Superintendent OF Free B,hools
Butcher left yesterday to a visit 10 Randolph
county.
Col: George W. Thompson, Of Psrksrsburg,
Vtcc'prositent OF the Ohio River railroad,
was visiting his father, Judge Thompson, at
bis residence east Of the city yesterday.
Mrs. Lucy wilkinson, artist, of Wheeling
Island, has a elias, OF thirteen members, at
this place. We have been privileged 10 in,
spect some Of the painting done under her
instruction, and feel free 70 cay that It speaks
we'll for both teacher and pupils.-&. Glars.
pilte GoEsae.
The Kiugwood Journal, State Senator Dav.
son's paper, ssys: Bill Hubbard, Of Wheel,
ing, Is one OF tho tharpest and shrewdest
leaders In a public assemblage, we ever ssw.
II he wero III Congress a term or two, he
would come to the front. You can never
get him down.
Joseph T. Scott and Miss Kate Dunlsyy
were married at tue residences OF the bride lii
Wheeling, W. Va Thursday morning, May
(, at 5 o'clock. They came hero on the noon
train and will visit for a month with the fam.
lily Of Wilson Scott, at the end OF which time
they leave for their home In Dickinson, Dar
kota. t.. Garden, Emma Phippg and Pan,
uel Garden accompanied the bride and
c,soou here from Wheeling Cambridge, o.,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
three deeds OF trus! and the tolloS!pg trans.
fers OF real estate: :.
Deed mads April &c. by Thomaas shortel
and wife to John @. Dsvlip, in consideration
Of 800. Tor the north hall Of lot 10. in square
~. in South Wheeling.
Deed mads May 8, by Mary Gsus to Joseph
Werner, in consideration Of $40, 500. for part
Of the south ballot lot Is, in SQUARE i, on the
west side OF Market street bstsesn -Four.
teenth and siItsenth %sl.eeto.
Decd nlsdo May 7, by James z. Bryaon
and-wifs to John Gasawny, in consideration
Of $i00, for a small parcel, chout one acI6of
land, lying on the road from Ca!dHelvE.run
10 Wheeling Greek.
Deed made Msy 3. by Zachary 7, Hsdges,
Of Little Rock, Aikan.as. to William and
Thomas Marlin,of West Liberty, ID considora-
ton of$4, 900, for IS acres and I2 poles OF land
In Ohio county, on the Wheeling, West
Liberty & Bethany turn pike, adjoining the
lands Of Abraham Coz.
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From Kline nroihers. The Reliable
CiOthiers, ~ Twelfth street. Quickly
siiences the trivial Fire Opened BY
Jealous Competitors. g.
"Every dog has his day." aud so have our
competitors. Every once and o while some
OF the chaps take Temporary leave OF their
senses" others take regular spells, how 10 get
rid Of that heart breaking" establishment at
81 Twelfth street.
To show our many frisnds and customers
that we will. and can undersell them we olIer-
Mems good bnsineeB suits at 50.
Just think OF 1t, an entire mans suit
only 50.
2 Mems cashmere suits at 81.
Mems ilns all wool suits ut 81 80,
Boys suits reduced to 81 80.
Boys pants 900.
"Dr. Mary. Walker, they say, vears pants.n
Don't be alarmed, we wanted 10 call your
attention 10 the fact that we had / 600 pairs
Of mems worstsd pants ut 81 %, mems cassi.
mere pants 81 80. When In want OF great
bargains remember the reliable house OF
KLINE BRoruERa
"a Twelfth street.
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Tho Pittsburgh Christian .Adrocalc Of this
week has the following intelligence Of local
interest: Is
Prof, Hutchinson, OF the Pittsburgh Female
College, has been appointed to the pastoyaio
OF Chnpline street church, Of Wheeling, made
vacant by the appointment OF Rsy. George
3: Hite TO the eldership Of the Wheeling dis.
excellent ability, a graduate OF the Ohio IVES.
leyan University at Delaware, and during
the later years Of his collegiate career was
private secretary to President Payne,
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: HURRY UP, BOYS!

Tho Bats md Balls that l an giving
away arc rapidly disappearing. / NH
selling large quantities Of YOUTHS, Boys
andtllildren's Clothing, and lavcj ust re.
ceiyed motller- invoice tIlat can neither
be beaten in prices nor style or quality.
DAVID ASH, 80 Twelfth st.
Supplying Flannel shirts to Base Ball
Clubs IL Specially.
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AU,UVU AhfNb u AFlnths HNt
We will place on sale today 10000 ya,dso OF
choice medium and dark styles print, at AZ
cents. r,Eh1 Har gT
$50 bed spreads, Some slightly solled, left
from the flood, which We will close at one
half their value.
100 pieces black ailk velvet ribbon, No. 3,
As cents; No. 4. 90 cents; No. 6, IS cents; No.
o, 81 90; No. I, 81 10; Nos. s and 0, 81 SO.
go mems white shirts, lined and linen
fronts at As and SO csnts.. s
200 dcz,n gents u hose, good quality, IS
cents q dozen or g pair for % cents.
100 dozen ladies' striped hose at rs cents q
dozen.
200 dczsn imported full regular made at
900 Il pair. - g.gs .
500 dozen hose, all sizss and kinds, bought
for u song during tho flood, to sell out at
como prizes.
~ pieces OF black silk at Of cents.
6 pieces OF black silk at IS cents.
% pieces at all prices.
100 pieces Of colorcd ut all prices.
80 pieces OF satin from 90 cents up.
80 pieces Of beige and grey cashnieres, very
popular aud cheap.
100 dozen new style collars.
lW dozen .Tampico, Balls, Duplex, Tri-
umph, Health, and all popular makes Of cor
sets. -.a
500 tailor.made Jerseys In black, brown,
blue, green, gray and beige coloIs at popular
prices. I"N
1000 chromos will be given away to-day at
'.na. EMsHEIMER's,
Eleventh street.
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CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes ON Cnirent Events OF Minor
Interest. Efs

Interest.
THE opening season promises 10 be q busy
one with builders.
TnE work OF laying the new water pipe In
Alley 4 was begun yesterday. I5- tsift
BErrxE weatheLand better temper prevail.
ed yesterday, md the fiery western sky at
sunse! presaged It's continuance to day.
THE MGnnerchor Singing Society decided
last evening to have u dance on Wednesday
evening next aud q picnic ut Seibsrt's Gar.
den on the 30th.
The concert, by Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Pal.
mer and hcr assistants, at the Town Hall
Thursday evening, was one OF the finest en-.
tertAinments OF the SEASON. All who heard
II were delighted Warrington Reporter.
A CHARTER was issued yesterday to the
Home Mutual Mining company, OF Mt. Alto,
Jackson county, formed for the purpnss Of
mining for mineral and volatile substances.
The capital Is 800. with the privilege OF 10.
creasing II TO 100000.
AN agreement was yesterday filed At The
Secretary OF States III 90 increasing tho cap,.
tai stock OF THE Atlantic Towboat and
Barge company TO so, 900. The offsets Of
the organic ltion were also extended 10 deal.
Ing In lumber, tics, shares, etc.
A LOT OF small boys have a practice Of loos.
Ing the brakes IN the Elm Grows cars stand
Ing on Sixteenth street and allowing them Ia
descend the alope. They have already broken
several couplings. II any Of them are appre,
hended their sport will probably prove
costly.
WILsoN SWEENEY, sherlifof Raleigh county
| with H. A.. Hals,eAd as guard, yesterday
brought to the psnitentlary at Moundsvills /
three year prisoner named Il. G. Williams
His crime was horse stealing. This 10 the
first prisoner sentenced to the psnitsntiary
from Raleigh county for four or FIVE years.
GARFIELD ASSEMBLY, X, OF L., composed o
tho cigar makers Of the city, gave q ball a
Arion hall last night which was largely al
tended, and turned a handsome aum into tn
AsBsmbly's treasury. Mayors orchestra
played, the order was excellent, and the bal
one OF the mos! enjoyable given In the cit!
this season.
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The Democratic County Committee mot
yesterday and concluded 10 call the prima.
RES for the purpose OF naming delegates to
Che county noninsting convention, for Mon.
day, June 10. This 10 anierSteos to 70 in
the interest of Mr.. Handlan for Sheriff.
Both MI. Egerter and Nh. Kimberly PREFER
ed 10 haye the primaries st least a month Ia
ter, but their desires wero ignored. They
are both comparatively fresh 10 the field, and
dcsired longer tina to pN! their feacea in, as
COED repair. Mr.. Handlan has the start Of
them, and does not intend to ALLOW them 10
natch mn. rg l.. he go E-r
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Jurors Drawn,

The following named persons have been
drawn and summoned to serve in Part II OF
the Circuit Court from and after Monday,
May IL:
John Snyder, Charles Medsr, Edward
Il. @. Meyer, Robert Crawford, August
Decker, Hels.ein Rinehard, Andrew Arm.
strong, John Blayuey. John l.. L.uehlin.
James Haley, James Emblem, William Don.
ner, Jacob Dauber. Philip Dickel, W. r,
Lowe. A. stoshr, W. +. Krieg, George W.
Guy, Fred Sturgeon, J. NJ. Richards, ], W,
Barton, Daniel Maxwell, John Conner,
George bowers, jr, George Balde, William
Bashar, ALLEN Novclsa.
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COMRADES Of HollilaSsPost and all
prospective membersOr the GA. r., who
wish TO take advantage Of tho special
rates. Tor Uniforms, must call OIL d. Gund.
ling l. Go. not Inter thnn Saturday eycn.
ing. j. MELVIN RICHARDS,
Chairman Committee.
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Yesterday we received direct from the
manufacturers a large shipment Of lloxbury's
Body Brussels and InSrains. This added to
our immenss stock on hand makes ours the
aud most attractive stock Of carpets
shown In this market. The advantage
such immense quantities aud from first hands
only, Is also n decided advantage to every
purchaser Of these goods, which enables
them 10 secure carpsts made and laid at
prices much less thsn are usually charged for
the running yard. E. NJ. McGILLIN & Co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor registered Iotrs.
!. s. 90, ,1DOkiU. g. nav IN ,o2

y n'S' .''...."......"''iVVH I. y. new, 4a..........l1
RAILWAY. BoNps-LoYeE Eric, nav seconds
broke to o. upon the rumi0rs That interest on Tic
bonds would no. be paid. Officials OF The road re.
peated!y denied these reports
STATE sEcuRlrIEs-Dul.
esst1s + .Fs ss ss Hill: |Js liz e. a, laaS s s,v. * 1,
hhls siSsESfi K is 8 ! {. + F.! f Tana d i,ssi;.:Il4H
Louisiana consols...- .1Ghlu. p. sinking iund, ,.ilok
Missouri es.....-..".."l0 lyirginiA Cs............ 10
g. = 5o = Z =. S.:;: Virginia oepsols, q.
Tennessee eld.....".. lox virginia doiesrSds.. g
Tennessee ca. ". 4Oaa Extra Interest. fXsked,
srocKs-The features OF toalay's speculation was
1he strength tn a. l. Missouri Pacific. Western Union.
and NoI!hwesteTn:t notwithstanding tho iewS
speculation generally. with a more settled ceiling
inan ,"r on, .1Is dayS: Tee report that Commissioner
bic influence on Trunk Line shares. There was
and Recalling we're higher. Erip broke from lGyl 10
lS11slfM lQr Common. and from 45H 10 Sass for
larger aintuut Of money on depo.it at the Marine
bank thnn reported, and the company would in
consequence default on the June Interest. UuIsn
Pacific was attacked BY q rnmo that its July divi:
l.erccnt td8i3Ssc. the effect on the rema!adeTf OF iuhIss
list WAS slight. AZ hrit callJersGy Central advanced
sharply from Az to 76H, and a general Improve.
meut OF prices took p!ecs. Denver then sold down
to ilA wabash uoio1 Pacific. Jersey Central
tween II aud 10 O'Clock. The changes were not I'M:
Fortant, ~ ,f 5-f-EE" aFE az
= Harly.iu the afternoon tho ma,kc, displayed con.
siderable strength, Anl,thore was agenc.al advance,
Late In the day q weakness In Union Pacific and
Ellie took plGre. The remainder Of the market was
but slightly stIccted, aud many s,oct: wee arm al
tho olosa. enons tAem ntstern Union, Missouri
Pacific, Lake Shore, Canada Southern, new York
Central and PACIFIC Mall were tho most proniucn'.
The borrowing demand for tiock was unuSuslly |
ee,iYe, ard jersey Central at oue time commanded
Il teFcen! t1l U.S., Mlsi0pri ralla6 lent 1t l;6lll:s?
perez ut. E6rlheru Pacific prt!eIIod. Newly OK Cen.
tral. Heading and Union lrcliic l,a percent.
Compared with lsss nights clo,Iug, prices are
tfsl Pacific, y for Nouhweiitr m, Quincy, Northern
Pacific, Oregon 4 Trsucontineu,a and Readily, Y
Tor Kansas & TeI as. and X for Denver aud 4
higher for Canadian Pacific, u for Lake Shore, III
itor Omaha ! tetted, 4 for Ml,soutl Pacific and q
lot Western Union. CLEVELAND, Columbus y%1uctn::I
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Foa the benefit of delegates and othera
who propose attending the Republican Ma.
tional Convention at Chicago the T. @. & St.
l.. r. r. Co. have ARRANGED to r.n G special
sleepins Gar to Hhiesgo June "a. Appllca-
tons for bsr!hs should ba made early as pos.
sible to John G.. Tomlinson, Agent ?. L.. g.
81 I. 4; r foot Eleventh Gttrfet,, Whsslins.'
sold May 2alh 10 June Cd, good returning
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Gn ~antdld9elirn1:
0nicc.: Nos. 10 nrN - Fouricenih Street


For sale-Small Engine.
Investment for Il Man-G. 0. Smith.
Clothes Wringers-Neabits g. Bro.
Notice-G. L. Craumer.
For salc-Ruilding Lnts-H. @. Shepherd.
For saie-Dcsirable Country Place.. 0.
Smith, Agent.
G. 0. Smith, Real Estate Agent and Stock
Broker.
For sale Fine Beech Bottom Rcsidence.
List Of Letters.
Fine Watches and D%iauonds-I. G. Dillon.
Mocking Birds-McLain Brothers,
Auction Sale OF Oil Paintings and Water
Coloys-Fourth page.
Logan, List & Co.'s Excelsior Baking
Powder.
For Ton Yeare-Dr. David Kennedy's Fa-
vorits Remedy. ~.
American Men OF Lstters-Head OF Locsl.
Religious Soticas--Fourlh page.
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- -
e NeEIGl Caution.

There will be inferior limitations OF success:
full articles, and that most remarkable OF oil
noor coverings, "LIIoLgpM" is no exception.
Beyond all controversy, tho superiority OF
the American make Of these goods Is proven.
best English goods pever reach this mar
ket for tha high quality OF the American
goods completely supersedes them. Only
inferior grades are imported, and in use will
Trade Marx with the vord lL1SoLsumS is On
the back Of every tquare yard Of American
goods, and all carpet dealers keep It,
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PHILADELPHIA May o. Flour dull. Wheat, quiet
PUT advanced I'VE. c.o:ed firm; eur Let, stronger,
40. = reg May u tbAal OK; Juno 81 CGbal C6X;
Suiy u osal uses; August u 0314al 05, Corn, al.
vancea tta9a14c and closed frni; car Lots sa!ce md
wanted; No, 3 6la6aEc; steamer ~tofninal a, CLASSIC;
sai IjSea Nay 6lGb'c; August 69a6io, Osts dull
Auo Daftly steSdyi No. 2 nt1cd 3dc; No, . white I;c.
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Ther,nun,eIer Kccoryi.

The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, 10 observed ct schneprsdrug store,
0pera House, yesterday:
1853. 1854,
7A.A. 12a. SR.K.7r.h. "a. n. u N. S r. NJ ~ Y.
WAsn1NeroN, D. G., May l0.-l:3o A. H.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. lair
weather, westerly winds, becoming variable,
For the Lower Lakes, clearing and fair
weather, westerly winds, becoming variable,
slight fall followed by a slight rise OF temper.
ntuIe. ,ll
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FOR SALE,
ELEGANT CHApLINE STREET

an authorized TO Eell the large, e,eran, .,d
paaltiluiiy arranged re.ideIce OF Inc lac IGl X
crty 10 be fully appreciated mus. be seen. law.
easy. Apply 10 THO3. O'BRIES, Aeent.
my9 All ho isni,.,
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A special excursion will be run to Wells.
burg Saturday, May 10Th. Train will leave
Wheeling at s r. NJ. Returning train will
leave Wellsburg about 10 T. NJ. An oppor-
tunity ia low offered all who wish 10 SEQ
those wonderful gas Wello aud witness a fine
display Of burning Gas.
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LARGEST limo Of Spring Goods In the
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
Of SuitingS, 400 different Patterns Of
pantn!Oonings, and 50 different Patterns
Of Spring OvercOatings. Made up in
best style, Mt &. HESS l. SONS,
No. 1921 Il 1898 Mprket Street.
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EOtice.

10. 500 being the number that won tho third
prize at the Famous Hstters, all persons
holding that number are hereby notified 10
present the same on or before Saturday, NAV
10Th. or the prize will be given t o'the next
nearest guess.
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ALMOST lNCHEDinLE.

James x. Richardson, Custom Housc, New Or.
leans. Oh oath, says: In 1870 sctOiulous Ulcers
broke out on my body until | was 4 mas OF c1rrIp.
tlon. Everything known 10 the medical faculty
wss tried III. vain. ! became Z mere wreck. At
times ! could not lit my hands 10 my head, could
lie asa curse. No reliei or euro In ton year.,
IL 1850 ! heard Of tho Cutlcura Remedies, USED
them aud was pc! fectly cured.
Sworn 70 before U.A Tom. J. D. CnAMronp,
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Nh. G. n: Boyer, Carlton, Quebec, Canada,
writes tibet he suffered with a lame back, and
he finally tried 3D.. Jacobs Oil, tho magical
pain conqueror, and was completely cured,
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Remedies, the Great Skin Cures.
. Positive euro for Every Form Of Skin
and Blood Disease, from Plmples
-. = 49, In Srrnfnln

Thousands Of letters In our possession repeat thi,
l have been terrible sufferer Tor years with
Blood aud Skin Humon; have been Obliged 10
shun public places by reaAt n or my dlh1gurliis hui.
lnots; have had tho bGst phys!ciaM /; have spent
hundreds Of dollars aud got no real relief until /
used the Cut!cura hsolyent, the new Blood Puu.
der, internally. and Cutitura and CuticuiR Soar,
tho Great Skin Curcs and Skin BeautilGm, exlcr.
n!ally, which have cured me aud left my akin and
blood "a piite as 4 thiId'A. EssGr -
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HAND Garden Plows, Cultivators, Seed
Sovers and Tools Of every description sold
by Boyd, Market Square,
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An Opportunity to Visit the Musical
Festival ut Pittsburgh and Return
Homo tho Same Night.
Arrangements have been made with the
Panhandle for a special train from steuben-
vile to connect with the train leaving pitts-
burgh after the performances Thursday night,
May 18th. Round trip two dollars. Excur-
sion tickets and admission tickets to the Musi-
csl Festival will be on sale at F. W. Baumer's
muaic store, Monday morning, May 18th.
Tickets ehould be secured OF once Is only q
limited number will be sold,
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|TeT. Pac. land gr'tE.. 45L
40 kio Grande div. C5
u +. bonds, hBt:.....ll4X
Y. F., Land GmnS....lC7
Y; T; sinking iund.,.llOh
Virginia Cs............... 40
Virginia console, e1.
|, trS mat. c0n pons... 40
Virginia dcferrcd.... G
lsExtrR Interest. tAskrd 8,
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ATTENTION, G. A. r.

W0 have Just received a large line of
Saratoga Grand Army Suits, warranted
nIi wu0l, which we have reduced to $3.50,
With G. 4. Il. buttOust to match.
d. KLINE BROTHERS,
Tho Reliable Clothlers,
III u'MnlIIh Strpnt.
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Drz.GpNNs,

!, NEW YoEE, May 9.-Cotton firm; futures weak;
Nay ll;67c: June ll.7sc; July 1l.s5c; August ii. Ole;
september !. G3c. October ll,0s November 10 9Gc:
uecemees l0.a2c; January 1o.9cc; February Hose,
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STILL fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
damsged carpets left, ct two-,hirds their first
cost. J. VI. FRBREt.
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WoNEE's fine kid button, hand turned.
flexible bottoms, just the shoe for comfort, at
J. W. AMicK's,
4. llt3 Main street;
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] VIII Mcdonald. .75t2 Dearborn street, Chicago.
gratefully acknowledges a cure OF Eczema, or Salt
Hheuln, on head, ucck. face, arms, aud legs for
seventeen years; rot able to move, uxcent on
hands, and kuets, for ono year not able 10 helm
himself for eight ycan: tried hundreds OF RENE.
dies: doctors pronounced his case hopeless, pefma.
nentlY cured by tho NutIcurn RsmndIes
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JUST think Of 1t, IN eight-toot Step ladder
FOR geo, si1,ioot for 81 50, with ps.eut
bucket support, at Boyd's, market Square.
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TlaE DAILY

FoR phaetons and buggies, great bargains,
60 10 , ]. W. FgRREL's.
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BANKRUPT lot Of Dry Goods snd Notions for
sale at half price BY J. W. Feffel, coruet
Main and T~Wenty.frst streets,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-10

: NEW YORK, Mey9.-Thcrc has been a better In.
Qu!ry for mlsceliaEccus fss.rtmen,s t, meet cur.
rent wants. but. Ms a whole. tho markc, has been
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-10

FoE slightly damaged carpets call on ].
". Fersel, corner OF Main and Twon.y-frst
streets. .g- l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-10
Sllks.

Black, Colored, Brocaded, Fancy, Evening
Tints and Summer Silks. "A grand display
to-day and evening at Hr9
E. NJ. MoG1LL1S l. Co.'s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-10
10000 Ynrdn Of Prints,

srrclAL SAL Of Hosiery and Kid Gloves tc'
day at L. NJ. McGILLIa & Co.'s,