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MARTINS PERRY,
Trial OF m Alleged Fiei.h-I. Il. Survey nnl
rS1j Other Notes. blt ,.-y

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Trial Of m Alleged ,Fiond-Il. Il. Survey nna
$50 Other Notes. GbEL M,
L. ]. G. Drenncn, OH Minneapolis, is Wis.
iting his father, James II. Drennen.sf G ~
The First wartr school building is being
pushed along and in n lew days will be
under roof.
The cooperative stove foundry is pro.
crossing rapidly and they expect to make
their first heat next week.
The Rechabites arc making extensive
preparations for their social at CONNER
cial Hall Saturday evening, Sovembcreo2 %.
A large numbero II the Democrats went
down to Wheeling last evening on the
Climax to attend the Cleveland and Hen.
bricks iolliication. ;II4g.
The young man who was arrested We'd.
ncsday on suspicion of attempting the out
rage upon the little daughter Of Rev. Mr.,
Walker, will have his trial tomorrow
afternoon. iSlg 2 %
A party Of engineers, under the charge
Of Mr.. Isaiah Linton, Of the Cleveland Z
Pittsburgh railroad, have been making
surveys on the river bank. all along the
town the past few days
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IN MEMORY orruE DEAD.


81. L-f. #HEHEf Em4#
BAlT,MoRE, Mp, Nov. la-There was no
legislative session Of the p~lenary council
to-day, services being held at the cathe.
dral, when requiem mass for the prelates
was solemnized. The altar in striking
contrast with It's brilliant appearance and
blaze Of light at the opening Of the cotln.
eli, was to-day Invested Of ornaments and
covered with black. The throne Of the
apostolic delegate was hung in purple, and
immediately tn front ot the altar outside
OF the sanctuary rail was a catafalquc
upon which rested a white nitro and
%crozier, emblems Of the Episcopacy.
At 10 A. NJ. tho prelates Of tie Council
proceeded by the %theologians and semi.
narians filed In from tho northern end o.
the sacristy and marched along the sane'
tuary rails to tho steps, and passing into
the loot OF The. altar took their seats. The
apostolic delegate, attended by lieys
Alfred Curtis and CIV. Devinc, nscended
his throne. Archbishop Alemany then
commenced tho requiem. A choir Of
male voices attended. AS the mass pro.
eeeded tho solemn music, strictly Greg
orian, accompanied the services.
At the end oftle mass Archbishop Cor
rigan pronounced the eulogium. liz
enumerated the number OF deccascG
bishops. forty.two in number, and SPOKE
Of the duty Of tho faithful in praying f0l
them out Of aspirit Of tnternal spirit ant
rs n tribute ofJoye md gratitude Tor those
who had borne the heat OF the day, md
had gone to their rest. lie alluded L
Archbishops Of Baltimore, Martin Spald
ing, aud james Roosevelt Bailey, also tc
Arclbishops Purcell, Oden, Pertlie, Henri
Plunchett, and thegrcat Hughes, Of New
York. Amongthe bishops specially men
toned was Foley, OF Chicago, we'll known
tonll those prese, mt and the venerable Arch
bishop kenricks. He was scarcely able
to oaiciate at the ceremony, his feeble
condition compelling him to pause severa,
times whilst reciting the prayers.
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TIE RECENT BuEGLARIES
And Other Matters Of Current ~lntprest nj
... "a t-.. .as. Ik,,linirn .fr.B r -. rHs...

And Other Matters OF Current lntprrst nj
The G. up. pay car was here yesterday.
Hon. Columbus Delano and wife were
in town. at the Windsor, yesterday.
The C. Il p. freight platforms have been
extended to accommodate additional cars.
Miss Eva Hyatt entertained a numbc,
OF her friends Mt her home in the Second
ward Wednesday evening.
The 4, Flint Glass Workers began d
fair and festival last night, to continue the
rest o the week and close with q ball.
Frank arrher is talkrd OF as Republican
nominee for City Council in the Fourth
ward. Acaucus will lie held this even.
ing.
The B. 4 o. turn table at the round
house Is being made one.third longer to
accommodate the larger engines now in
Use; d.
The tramp who entered afeGfeg0rs
hardware store some weeks ago has been
indicted by the present grand jury, and
vii! probably go to Columbus for . term.
Andrew Iloeicr has received an clabo-
rately made pass for himself up ss;aIt n!ycr
on thu good steamboat James G. Blaine.
He says he is now hunting recruits to
take along.
The incarceration Of The Firsttrresbyte.
rIan church has chosen as trustees Tor the
next three years, r. a. NicGrgor, II. Roe.
mer and W.T.. 5lcC!ain. The first two
are reelected.
NJ. Wilson will go to Chicago and neigh
borhood on IN inspecting tour. il. X.
Hess, who has been in different paris OF
ths IVES. for some time, will probably 90
West to make biz bone. Dellaire has
been sen.ing her proportion d sHbstan.
tial citizens to the West.
The Fourth ward b~urglaries, 1t seems,
were attempted by Porter Clark, n half.
wittod, chap who was found yesterday
morning wandsrin. around the Belmont
glass house. lie was IN his bare feet and
on being taken to the lookup by Marshal
Burke, he claimed the shoes which had
been found at Longs butcher shop
Tho Grand Jury refused to take cocgSi.
zance OF the case against George johnson,
for the drowning Of james Cook on tho
that tho %otfensa was eo,Emitted
the territory Of West Virginia, anil
therefore did not ON under the juris.
dfction OF Ohio courts. This will proLa.
bly, end the matter, as it. is not thought
that the West Virginia courts will take up
the case, ~, Es..i ~
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Near steub Other s%teubcnyiI,e News

Near steuDcnville News
ok! III d Notes. ID &t9 no
Charlie McClinton fell and broke This
wrist at the skating rink last night.
The &tingo iron works last week, with
$500 kegs Of nails on hand, made Goo
and shipped $500.
For knocking down Homer Lyons,
john Thomas was sent TO the lookup in
default ois3O, fine.
VIM. Spauldins, a lfteen-ycar.old son
Of Charles spalding, OF the BrilliantIron
Works, has been'missing from home since
October 20. /
COIN, Samplener & Co., OF Cleveland,
have repleyined about $500 worth OF goods
levied upon BY, the Sheriff as the property
Of Meyer Kline,nan, who failed several
days ago. i \
A wcst.bound freight train ran into an.
other at alexandria Roads, on the Pan.
handle, yesterday morning. The only
damage WINS the MASKING Of several cars
and m engine; "a
H.H| Xxx ~ - HHHWH
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NATURAL. GAS,
A Project to Doro for it at ,1organ.own by

A Project to lore for 1t ut Murgnntown by q
ST& Company.
A number ofgcntlencn residing in Nor.
santown, and who have at heart the in.
tercsts and welfare OF that little hamlet,
have put on foot a project to sink a gas
well in the neighborhood for the purpose
Of supplying the town with natural gas.
Those interested will form n company and
be Incorporated under the name. OF the
Monongalia Improvement Company. For
the present it will merely bore for the nat.
ural sas for heating, Lighting and domestic
purposes, but it will also reserve the right
TO put up water works, &c. Prof. L. @.
White, the eminent g~eologist, says gas Gun
be secured at 1900 feet within a reason
able distance o f'tlle town.
The movers in this enterprise propose
to commence operations as soon rs the GER
t%iticate OF incorporation is received from
this city. Over $1,000 are already sub
scribed in shares OF $50 each-more than
three:Giths OF which is taken by persons
in the community.
Tho Ntp Dominion says: e''1yc recognize
in the natural gas project possibilities that
may revolutionize the whole business of
the community and give such an impetus
10 our growth rs the most sanguine have
not imagined. II the projectors should
strike 4 gas belt in this valley It would not
be five years until this whole section Of
country would become resonant with the
hum OF all manner OF machinery and
manufactories."
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Hyde 4 Behman's famous minstrel com.
pany will give 4 matinee and evening per.
Torrance ut the Opera House tomorrow.
Reserved seats 5, are on sale at Banners
music store. This company is something
new in the minstrel line, cmbodying most
OF the best features Of the Old; regulation
Ministries, together with many original
innovations Of IN entertaining and
pleasing character. 1t is pronounced the
most attractive minstrel performance to be
seen this season. Its connection with
Hyde 4 Behman's name Is itself n
voucher for its high character as an amuse-
mont e%nterprise. tseE.ak "
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You have no admiration for a stagnant
pool or sHmalarious swamp. The waters o
the merry mountain brook are clear, pure
and beautiful. So with the blood. When
pure, rapidly through arteries and
veins, and youare well and hearty, When
in bad condition. your circulation is poor
and sluggish, and YOU arc not. worth a
cent: Browns Iron Bltters invigorates
the blood and Mvessyou renewed life and
heartiness. Mr.. H. w. Devere, Enfield
Centre, N. H., says: IT have, derived
splendid results from the use, OF Browns
Iron Bitters is a blood puritler.n
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Shot tn tho Leg,

Correspondence Of The in.tlIigeneer.
HARRlsviLLE, O., Nov. l3.-Grant Smith,
n young man Of this place, while outhunt-
ing this morning accidentally shot himself
through the leg. Amputation Of the limb
is necessary to save life, and even then
moro serious results are anticipated.
Two young gentlemen from Wheeling
were with the purity when the accident oc.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 14.-lA:M.-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, winds generally north to. west,
becomins variable, stationary tempera'
ture III Tennessee and Lower Ohio Val.
ley, Slightly cooler in Upper Ohio Valley.
For tho Lower Lake region, airwcather,
southwest to northwest winds, slight
changes III temperature.
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| "H.4.T HTNE4HE. 4Nsf. --- 4t|aLt -HHal. M.
Movements Of noats and tho Stage Of Water
Hero md Elsewhere.
The Diurnal and Bachelor left in their
respective trades yesterday morning with
good trips. h :.
Captain Mong, OF Gray's Iron, Line, has
been making Pittsburgh his headquarters
for several days past. a. a
The new Abner O'Neal is going to be
one Of tho handsomest, fastest and most
convenient local packets on tho Ohio.
She will be us popular with excursion par
ties as hers old namesake, was and as she
will be in her regular trade. III
There are II number OF towboats laid uo
between this city and parkeraburg with
tows' of enp!les waiting for water, 10 ret
on to Pittsburgh. Coal men arc very
anxious to get their craft home in order
to give them u needed overliaulins and
repairing. . r.
On CRY, PA, Nov. 13.-Rivver : iect
and falling; weather cloudy and cool.
BRowNsviLlE, PA, Nov. 13.-Isivcr i
feet and Stationary; weather fair +; Their
mometcr 5So.
PAEKEns, pa Nov. l3.-Riyrr i foot g
inches and stationary; weather cloudy,
mild and cool.
PlrrspuRGu, Pa, Nov. L. -Nfononcahela
river feet and on a stand; weather
cloudy and cool. 1af pa
Mono SrowS,iW. IVA, Nov. l3.-Iiyer
9incles and stationary weather cloudy;
thermometer A.
RicE's LANDING, Pa, Nov. l3.-Rivelr3
feet 6 inches and stationary; weather
clear; thermometer 56'.i
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Best Goods ars rst In Smallest Parcels,

Best Good. ars i'at in Smallest Parcels.
The old provcrb is certainiy'true in the
case Of Dr.. pierce's Pheasant Purga,ire
Pellets whieh are little, sngar.wrapped
parcels, scarcely lareerthan mustard seeds,
containing as much cathartic power as is
done up IN the biggest, most repulsive-
looking pill. Unlike the big pills, how.
eyer, they are mild and pleasant in their
operatinn-do not produce, gripping pains,
nor render the bowels Gostiye after using.
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~ BMse Sell.

Some one played n cruel practical joke
on the Republicans OF Wellsburg by tcle-
graphing from this city, "Wednesday even'
Ing, that the Democratic National Com.
mittee had given 10 New York and con
ceded Blaine's election. For about two
hours there was great rejoicing, which
was changed into gushing Of teeth when
tho fraud was exposed. That lnade tho
fourth time the enthusiastic Republicans
OF Wellsburg have Unused since the cleo
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CoxcEaT ut the College this evening.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes.
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INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

The Inventory Great SI,nw to be Held In
London Next Year.
New York, November 13.-It is official
ly announced through the British Consul
ate Tint an Observation-Disclosures cxhihi.
ton will be held in London iu 1885, under
the patronage Of the Queen and Prcsiden-
cy Of the Prince Of Wales and tho man.
agement Of an executive council composed
OF eminent Englishmen. IT will be
opened in May, at the Royal Horticultural
Gardens, South kcnsington, and will re-
main open until the end OF the year. In
ordert that American Inventions MAY oc.
cnpy Il prominent place in this universal
Exhibition, the latest date for receiving
applications for space has been extended
to December 81. 1854. The Exhibition
will consist OF two grand divisions, eacl,
OF which, will be snb'divided into groups
and classes. The first division will be de-
voted to inventions, and will embrace
apparatus, appliances, processes and pro-
duets invented or brought into use since
1862, when the great Worlds Fair was
held In the Crystal Palace,
The object Of the collection ia to show
the progress that has been made during
the last quarter Of the century in The ap.
plication' OF scientific discoveries to the
purposes Of daily life. There is ample
scope for the display Of American inge-
nuity, as the exhibits will not be limited
to importan: mcchanlra! appliances and
the utilization Of natural products, but will
include Yankee notions Of all description.
music in al IFS hranchce; chiefly MUSICAL
Instruments invented since The heSiHning
o. the present century. A historic collec-
ton Of musical instruments and pictures
representing musical subjects will form an
incidental! feature pi The eyhihit. Medals
in gold, silver and brpnze, and diplo-
mas of honor, will be awarded on RECON-
mendation OF the juries,
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SUING CITY

lie went away as M WHO has heard
good news after bad.
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You cannot afford to miss visiting our
store to-day, as VIC have decided to place
lines of goods in to-lay's Blue
Fridays sale at prices whicl,will give the
Wheeling public something to talk about.
.Esa G,.nEs EN-. MCGlLuS & Co.
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The Inventory Great Show to be Held il
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HOuTpEOpLE

Stranger. In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
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lJUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns Of Flat Scarfs. Du.
plicatcs Of our Uniaundcrcd White Shirt,
reinforced both back and front, tho best
In the market, price 81 90. Also, The
best NIL wool Knit Jacket,
C. HESS & sons,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishcrs.
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new YORK Nov. l3..:Flour weak; receipts Is ,0u
Da.ss: exports GOO barrels; supGrilnc state aud
v western IT T. s.a3 10: common. to good 81 0oAs 10;
s: ~ =, er at,os 81, Is g es ~; white wheat extra S Goa
Minnesota patent process s. .aa5 10. Wheat. spoj
lon rs and options 4N4c higher and friner: re
seipts .id7:oIo bushels: exports :01,ooJ bushels: So
do spr'ns e !e: a w sPsiins &c: No. red &c:
rIts A,cs ool1M bushels at slAaslMc, closing q,
s,9e; January, sales l,@ss,Uo bushels al syXnSiTc'
ciesing ut Sci February. sales s9aa, 90 bushels al
a. s'3faSc, closing Mt SCI; April, sales 2SI Ga
bushels at S~54ao0c, closing at 500: MAY. sales
s, = y 9usl,eis ~ 2l1.a9l54tc closing at 9lIc: June,
s sas, asey,; Iau ~ 9l54aa5ac closing at s2s1;c.
steady receipts Ito 0W bushels: exrorts MGoS
bushels; ungaded i 7EnGc: NO 5. l9aiSi%c: strnIn,
e1 Sl9Gc; unsMdcd yeiluw Sic; So.2 November Sat
~, e.os;sS y &C; december i9!ssaa99Ssc. closing
February I41Iui;ssS closing ats i7tsc a. ~ a,aG;
4.Ke: Arril. iise: Muy sa;MaisIc: c GlsfSn
81 hus ~, oa.sia .1'es better; receipts l:5,ovso
S2tSsc; White western $sias6ci Hoy in fsir demand
CoNte, spot. &ir;. no steady nj VIC: ontJnns =
sha1c higher and quiet; sales Is zoo baxs: Noyem.
sss.; ,sas.Ses DECEMBER sl5c: January S.eoss.ac;
FeSruasy s.3Jc: March S.iaIs nc; April 8'Os. lima
%GSc; Sugar quiet: AlE % god rcencd Sasttc: ny
8 BIG. Molsses qu!ct and STEADY. Rice ,s;eSdT
a,'a !, !. iH ~. c . na. THllow steady. Rosin firm
Fork dull mud dropping. Cut taeats strad reni fas;
anil; western steam spot 1901 November T.8;a
..s.e' y, december =, isc:, Jnnuary 7.ahA7.2 lc; Febru:
asy nm Gr,n & h an,s. steady. Cheese; creamery quIe.
EhicASo, IL, :Eoy. 13-Ftour dut1 and I'm.
ehaTsed: Wheat IL. fair demand. unsettled and
e,ssas ar Sissy Ivy, advanced Nc r.ceded "; ruled
Soreina cr .lha!asssc,. closed at &c: December az
a;9 H. e' @s a. Ks; january 7Jlla74Xc, closed
caSo spring :.a7!1s:E 30. 3. pa57hc;, No 2 rcd a
a;n9tc; NO. rel Gle. Corn unsettled and Ecnc..
Wy hlfhcr; opened steady, then advanced nc ior
Sples,4cs; We brycnr: thcn declined i5Sc, t}}actu.
a Az ana closed l31sc higher; Soycmbct 1Sc lower
t tnan Yesterday; cash 4,aH14c:, November '4s3sa
a aois e,osed at tahfc; December soha;oc, closed It
re. closed at ss1}Ea:siissc. 0au Arm and 5tc higher
a 'ss near fixtures: cash and November Me: ,year
ss661sc: May 2hg1h;;c, closed at &c. Ryefduif nj
N Barley 1ull Iat Mc5s5Gc. < FinIseedi
at Il 3oEa1 81. Pork In iair dc.
nau1 and aomiaally unchanged; cash s.: ia !
HHHaA H4HElH AaaEHaT 49, NFHFL - w
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SAUAHBRAH,S SPEECH.
THE BURMESE cusToMs SHOWS
Bra Native Of tho Country-A Most Enter.
tanning Illustrated Discourse on tho
Manners Of that Little Known Land.
A Large Audience Delighted,

The entertainment given at the Opera
House last evening by %sau.ah.brah, u
highly educated Burmese, was a decided
success. Notwithstanding the excitement
and noise caused on tire streets by the
Democratic Publication the house was
comfortably filled by II cultured audience,
which enjoyed IN the highest degree the
novel and very interesting entertainment.
Dr.. Cunningham, Of tho First Presby.
terian church, introduced tho gentleman
with u fow appropriate words.
Sau.ah.Brlh Is not . dry philosopher,
nor n n,etaphysician apparently, tho act.
nal and the practical In life engage his su.
premc attention. Ills mimi and his body
arc SO perfectly In unison that the body Ii
u perfect and easy servant to the mind,
He can scarcely think without talking, and
in talking the entire body Is an incarna'
ton OF the thought and feeling expressed,
10 the droll, quaint and lkdicrous in life
lie is excessively sensitive, and SO vivid is
his imagination that llo nets OF affects
nothing, but reproduces as Il reality what
ever he describes. lie gave u very vivid
description OF Oriental customs and soy.
"ral times lle %convulsed his audience with
laughter as he described or impcrsonatcd
some droll character. In his descrip,
tions, 50 well are they done, that one al
most lrels TINT the original is %transpirine
before their eyes. a number Of his COS,
tunes were ot.vcry rich texture and odd
patterns, and were pronounced lovely by
! inn tRt}{tA -HfaraaHN -#."- ."L#r
Tonight he will give anibtlcr entertain,
ment At the Opera House; combining him,
self to the educational, religious and NOR.
nj life OF the Burmese. 1t is almost Ger.
tain that all who were present lust night
will attend again tonight. A few re,
served seals are yet to be secured at Bau.
mer's without extra charge. The Nash
vile Ameri,an says that sau-ah. Irah is ar
adept at making his evenings pleasant
which NIL Of last nights audience vii
agree Is SO. It also sNys that his secont
night entertainments always bring large
attendance than the first. At Chautauqu,
last s,iaititr 500 we're present the tirs
evening and nearly 1000 the second.
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Fully Prepared
for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, DOC and 81 90. A full
line OF carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in,
grain, brussels, &C., from lsc up. Rugs
mats, window shades, allpupers, pianos
TO-, &C., cheap for cash, by order OF the
manufacturers, AT No. 20fo and 2021 Main
Street. JOHN RoEMER, Agent.
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G |. III !. antdlf9e,urr
New Advertisements,

Wnutcd-situniion US l'noS.keeper.
For Sale-BHsyy md Harness.
Thanksgiving tusds-E. l.. Sieoll.
Wnuted-An Energetic C4nvasser.
Holiday Go DISC Mcnicl & TO.
Daily Arsiya!s-Geo. N. shook & Co.-lIcad o;
LEGAL swrl .=a
sAu.ah. beah-Iead OIL, Iocal.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer rs observed at %Sclinepi's
drugstore, Opera House corner, yesterday:
4. NJ, AZ; IL M4at.56e; 3Gr. NJ G0S;7 r.
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BEEAruEs there q man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said:
What is there here to conquer pain?"
And thcreupon his words rccoil
And answer, buy St. Jacobs Oil.
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Coal Miners COnsuirncr.

PlrrsnuRon, Pa, Nov. l3.--Thc coal
miners conspiracy eases will be called for
trial at Washington, Pa, next Monday.
True bills have been found against Presi-
dent Costello and seventy.eight others en-
gagged in the late troubles At Coal Centre
and Woods Run,
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IT takes over n hundred pairs Of
gloves 10 assuage the, grief 1of the
brooklyn officials over the. death OF
IN alderman, whose life might have been
saved byia single bottle Of DR., Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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the great crowd throns the store OF EN-.
McCiillin q Co. on Blue Friday is because
OF their keeping perfect faith with tho pub:
lie. Their promise TO make to.day's sale
the best Of all will be kept, TINT none may
so away, disappointed. Is 4
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CLOSING out Buggies and Spring
Wagons away below their value.
a ]. w. FEnREL,
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Blue Friday.

Each n Of our twenty departments
will furnish certain lines OF popular mer-
chandise at all actual loss to-day.
E. NJ. McGILLlS eco,
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No fostponement,
Hue Fridays sale one of, rain or
shine. Z. NJ. MCGILtc; & Co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-14

FoR bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets
nd Clothing 60 to
J.W FElEEL's,
Corner Main. and Tw~enty-frst ST.