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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-13
THE NATIONAL ROAD.
lrs r'nrsESr nAD CONDITIONS
Tho Trust Rcposed by tho General uovcrn.
ment In tho State, md Accepted by tho
Latter, Neglecind-Tiis Important
1iidrouehfarU III Sccd VI Repairs.

For a year or two there have been occa.
slonnl COMPLAINTS Of the bud condition Of
the National road IN this county. This
artery, Of tho commercial circulation OF
Wheeling and Ohio county has lost its
once great importance MS II link In tho
principal and indeed only highway be.
tween tho Fast aud thu West, but its value
. tlle scctionot country through which It
passes is unimpaircd. 1t WINS built by tho
United States Government, being com.
pleted i'll 1925, andwas kcptup blythe Gov.
crnnent for years, after railroads Ind slp.
plantcdoldcr mcansof throughtravcl Some
years ago 1t WIS transferred to thu various
States through which It passes. West Viz.
cinia,s section is only sixteen miles long.
The State accepted the transfer, ono OF thp
conditions being that the Slato must keen
II IN good condition. Io,Iuy. :
,ilD.l,f . TIE TRUST 0 KEPT. "a, "
at Is alleged by those who use the road
most that this condition llas not been full
filled by the State. Tho Board Of Public
Works, composed OF tho State officials,
have charge Of it, md while the present
Board is credited by complainants with
doing all they can under tho circum.
stances, yet the road has, since coming
into possession of tho State, gone from
good to bad and from bad to worse, and Il
nov, rapidly desunemtiny into Il state
which can only be described rs worst
This, ut lGast, Is what residents in its VI.
clnlty claim. ~ sos ~
There are in tho sixteen miles OF roaG
in this county over one hundred bridge.
and Culverts, aud Il gentleman who drives
over tho road frequently declared yester
day that there was not one OF these thai
WIS not in need Of repairs. 1t is estimated
that it'would take Mt lcnst $1,000 n mile &c
put the road i'll first class condition, but il
is claimed that this expenditure would
make it good Tor another half century O.
wear. The State will probably be asked
Mt tle'coming session Of the Lesislaturetc
appropriate II sum sufficient TO put the
needed work we'll under way.
THE TROUBLE.
The road has steadily grown worse from
the attempts to keep it in good condition
for fast flyers in good weather. When
fresh stone is placed OH it dirt is heaped
over this to secure II good surface, and the
first heavy rain converts the surface into
mortar. In many places the sides OF the
pike are worn down and the centre hcapeG
up I'LL 1t is scarcely safe to drive cxceptir
the middle Of the roadway. Heavy haul
ins has in time so cut up the Macadau
surface that in bad weather there ar.
idnnn rl,fS md tL-o,,rb fin u,nt .n,,.,
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lru GonGs.
lru Goods.
ANITA CLAUS


Our Storc-room is packed
with choice Fancy and Staple
Goods suitable lor HOLIDAY
GIFTS, and as there never was
a time in the history Of the Dry
Goods trade when a dollar pos
scsscd greater purchasing pow
ers than now, we can assure the
public that great bargains await
them in every department
Please call as early in the day as
possible and avoid the great
rush that usually occurs in the
middle Of the afternoon.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Messrs. S. B. Hall and NJ. A. Brost, Of
New Martinsville, are in the city.
John Porter, the New Cumberland fire
brick man, and Hugh McMahon were
down yesterday.
Messrs. L. L. Johnston, Walter S. Sands
and W. W. Van Wrinkle and wife, OF Par
kersburg, are in the city.
Miss Frances Bishop, who charmed the
audience ut the Opera House last night,
sang the part Of the ADMIRAL with Ha-
verly's Juvenile "Pinafore" company
when it was here. She has since been ut
the Madison Square Theatre. -
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New Social Club.

The soak Leaf" Social commenced its
career last evening by a very successful
ball ut Arion hall. Mayors orchestra
played, Alf Clator was ballet master and
th%e.iollowing well known young men CON-
posed the various committees in charge Of
the affair: Henry +. Seabright, Herman
llildebrand, Andy koerner, William
Tempel, William Meyer, Fred Wcisser-
Der, William Debold, Charles McCown,
Joseph Dudley, jacob Pfellerman, Fred
%Bickmeyer, Henry Schaetfer, L. Redmond,
Wallace Watt, Charles steger, William
ClntOr. . T.n--. .
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THERE will be a grand concert at tho
Opera House the night Of the ODD Of De-
c!cmber, for the benefit OF the Third Pres.
byterian Church, South Wheeling. Six
OF the very best s~oloists Of the city have
consented to sing. Duets, tries and quar-.
tettes, piano and violin music will be given;
also fine elocutionary presentations. Tick.
cts Will be put on sale ut the usual places
Tor concerts. Committees Of the church
will sell tickets throughout the city.
Future notices will be given through the
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THOUSAND EMPLOYEES
THROWN our OF EMPLOYMENT
ltJ tho Shutting Down u tho Ginss Work.
Over tho lsivsp To.dny-Efrorts to Eject
y Compromise orSecurs nm Extens
~ sion Of Titts Unsuccessful,

Tho attempts on tho part Of the glass
manufacturers Oh tho Ohio side Of tho
river to induce the adoption OF the Pitts
burgh methods Of work ind pay have
fnlled md to-day the bars will be
pulled in the A;tna, National, Goblet
works, Belmont md Lantern Globe works,
OF llellairc, and Elson, OF Martins Ferry.
The Buckeye, one Of tho Ohio League
houses, closed its bars last Saturday while
tile Lal'cllc, at bridgeport, another ono Of
them, has been out Of blast nil Of the
present glass year. The extent OF this
movement eau be more readily upprcciat.
ed when it is known that / $50 men, girls
and boys arc thrown out OF employment
ty this operation. The Elson glass com.
pany Mt Martins Ferry has one lagc II.
pot furnace and employees $50 hands.
Table ware goods and a general line OF
glassware are madeby this company. The
buckeye works has three furnaces and
also employs $50 persons. Alarger yari.
city OF goods is made than at tho Elson.
The Lal3elle works at Bridgeport, Ohio,
makes the same kind OF goods. It has
two large furnaces and when in iuli blast
works about 200 hands. The Goblet works
at Bellaire has two furnaces and works
$50 hands. Goblets in over 400 varieties
are made. The National works OF Rode.
fer Brothers employs lo5 hands, Laur
chimneys, bottlesand specialties are made
The Aitna Company makes table ware
lamps and specialtics and employs ovel
$50 hands. The Belmont works emtIoy,
$50 hands and make Il general line o1
glassware. The Lantern Globe works
makes lantern globes exclusively, employ,
ing about 100 hands.
The manufacturers had been rcqnestel
by their employees to grant them ten duys
extension, but this they pcreuiptorily de,
clined to do. A. request for II conference
followed and this was granted. A fnectin,
Of representatives OF all the factories
named was held ut the office OF the G oh,
blet works, in Bellairc, yesterday morning
Mt which the following was presented anl
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, our workmGn have adyiseS
lis that our notice OF December 9th, is moi
definite enough therefore in further expls
nation Nt nNN1-'
Be il reso'red, That the only, terms an,
rates for the workmen named In said no
tice on which We will operate our work
IRE those in force in Pittsburgh, which ar,
found most favorable to us rs manufac
tures. N'"I'''a -T''
.5 THE CONFERENCE. ,.i
When the delegates from the seyera
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, Dec. Fin the afternoon the
'3i4c; declined to 72Ac and closed ut rye.
BALTIMORE, Mn, Dec. la.-relroIcum dull md
lower; refined T11lt151c.
722llSc; refined Sc. zyD -" ',
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"MUGG'S LANDING
\ Fair Sized Audience Well Plonscd by It's
Presentation,

\ Fair Sized Audience We'll Plonscd by Its
Presentation.
The audience at the Opera House last
night to witness the initial presentation Of
"Mugg's Landing" vas of fair size and
very demonstrativo Of its approval. The
play is OF 4 kind which it is scarcely fair
to :criticize, being intended mainly rs a
vehicle to convey the pleasing specialties
OF Miss Francis Bishop and Mr.. Mcdowell.
1t is u success in this respect, and these
two pcople are the greater part OF the show.
They sing and dance, and the audience
%applauds. Miss Bishop is also very funny
in, some OF the situations, and there is
plenty OF occasion for laughter.
The play will be repeated this afternoon
and again this evening.
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At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Fairmont, Morgahtown &
Pittsburgh Railroad Company, held at the
Baltimore 4 Ohio central building, Mt
Pittsburgh, on Thursday, the following
gentlemen were elected Directors:
Messrs. Samuel Spencer, R. r.. De-
vries, John Bradshaw, James J..
Morrow, jr., J. W. Mason, A. Fairchild,
W. G. McGrcw, L. B.. Carney, W. NJ.
Clements. Mr.. W. NJ. Clements wa cho-
sen President; Mr.. W. @. McGrew, Vice
President, and Mr.. W. II. Ijams, secreta-
nv md Treasurer.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l2.-Petrolcum dull at 73Ic.
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There is no more sensible holiday pres
ent than a silk dress=pattern, black OF
colored, or il this Is too costly, lace or
linen collars, gloves, fine silk or linen
handkerchief, linen table cloths and
napkins, or .damask towels. Hundreds OF
articles suitable for the season are to be
ionnd in the large stock Mt p. kennedy's
dry goods store. No. 1888 Main street.
Finer goods Mt more reasonable prices IRE
not 10 DO found in any store in Wheeling.
Give him q call and you will not regret It.
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lalH percent, closed offered nj j.. jrinc pil,t.yiau.
tilc paper iHa6 percent. Sterling Exchange bank.
eS, bills firm at s. 1917; demand s. S5HS.
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THE GLASS CITY.
Various Shatters. OF Current Interest From

Various Matters. OF Current Interest From
J.B. Shannaielt is confined to tho house
by sickness. nii -lt
Turner Hall was packed at the first OK.
hibition ofthe Dime Museum.
William Cunningham is out on the road
in the interest Of the Ohio Valley Foun,
dry. af
The B. & 0. accommodation train tc
Cambridge that was run awhile this sum.
mel is to DO put on again. b IA,
Mr.. Andrews, who was discharged from
his position Of, German teacher, Inns sued
the Board OF Education for $50, the full
amount OF, his years salary.
The Ohio Valley foundry has made
some miniature cook-stoves. They are for
toys, but are in every respect like large
stoves. Baron has ono on exhibition,
nicket-ptated.
A quiet wedding in the First ward
Thursday evening was TINT OF JOSEPH
Thompson, Of Mead Township, and Miss
Allie Houston. Rev. r. NJ. Brown per.
formed tho ceremony. Il3.y .Bi'gg
There Will be communion services Mt
the United Presbyterian Church Sunday
forenoon. Rev. D.. NJ. Sleeth, oil Cairo,
". Va, will assist the pastor, Rev. r. G,
Wallace, and also will assist in the services
this afternoon and evening. alJ ~
A committee is soliciting contributions
Tor aid to the Hooking Valley coal work.
ers whose families are in destitute cir.
cumstances, and has issued m address re.
minding Bel!aire people how generously
her own cry for aid was answered.
The Windsor Dancing Club will give n
ball in Turner Hall Christmas eve, aud
tight. EiIerty i osa oamps sn,' s viii hays
It's entertainment December Is, and Bell.
aire Lodge Of the Amalgqmated Assqcia.
ton Of Iron and Steel Workers will have
an entertainment December 10 at Turner
Hall. ~,
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THE sIGoUIsSEE SOCIETY


i:ntcrtains Its Friends Mt the Female Col.
leEe. ~
Avery good audience gathered in COL
legc Hall at the Female College last night.
The attraction was m entertainment in
celebration Of the fifteenth anniversary OF
the formation Of the society. Misses
Annie Harvey, Bertha Zeyely, Maud
Hunter and Kate Lukens. acted. as
ushers. a very attractive programme
was well rendered. Miss Lizzie
Hunter and Miss Rena House gave recita-
tons; Misses Shaw and Kecver, and
Misses Parkinson and Blnndon, .instru-:
mental duets; Misses Parkinson, Keeyer,,
Lewis and Shaw piano solos, Miss Emma
johnson read an essay, and Miss ShatIera
paper, the "Sigourney Laurcls," Miss
Josie Peterman, the President, delivered
avery interesting and Appropriate address.
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High Praise,

One Of the editorial writer's of the Lon.
don, Daily Sportsman, in an interview with
the Australian cricketers, oarsnlen, ath.
letes and gylnnasts, states as the con.
hrmed opinion OF all that st. Jacobs Oil,
for the cure Of pain, aches and all bodily
ailments, has 10 equal and its reputation
rs such is recognized whereverit is known.
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BIG bargains in footwear at the closing
out sale OF Canadians stock arc in order
nowadays. It's 4 bonanza for those who
are compelled to economizc. Don't full to
attend this sale at 2lO3 Main street. r
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REMEMBER tho place, 21O3 Main street,
where You can buy the best bargains ever
offered in good, j}rst quality, solid boots
and shoes, now being sold at assignee sale.
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Excursion to Now Orleans,

New Orleans excursion tickets are nov
on sale Mt ticket offices Of tho Pittsburgh
Cincinnati & St. Louis railway company
For rites und time Of trains. call upon o.
write to nearest agent Panhandle route
or to L. A, Ford, General Passenger Agent
Pittsburgh, Pa. TThAs
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WIN open every dry this week Choice
Novelties in Plush Toilet Cases, Writing
Desks, Polished Gold Bronze ScOnccS,
Tables and Gandelabras, besides n few
choice pieces ss Royal Worcester and
Copeland Fancy China. GILL md see my
stock, whether You wish ~ buy or not.
Respectfully,
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A DOCTOR at Richmond says that if poo.
pie will take n bath In hot whisky and
rock salt twice a.year they will never catch
cold. Until somebody has tried this new
fpicedy, We would say, stick to the old
and reliable Iir. NulFa EapGh Syrup.
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$1,000 WORTH OF artistic Christmas cards
and souvenirs, in satin silk and plush, OF
all shades and tints, at Stanton l. Davcn-
ports book store.
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Do not forget to call and sottlQ. your
Water Taxes at No. 1850 Min street and
save the 10 percent discount.
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STANTON 4 DAVENPORT have m elegant
line OF those illustrated poems in alligator
bindings, or with silk fringes, at from 81 %
IN 81 ~ ..H.4.. -.
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P%IorooRArH albums and scrap books
are selling Mt unusually low figures 10 re:
duce large stock at Stanton & Davenport's
book store, j
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page.
Letter LlstAFourth page.
IS CENTS.

1s0 pairs .Mcn's and Womcn's En-
broiacred aud warm lined Slippers fol
the Holidays, ut
J.W. AMICK'S,
lab Mum Street.
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Will sell 500 copies Red Line Poets
heretofore sold ut 81 90 Mt Is cents per
copy, the choicest Of authors nnd III the
hest condition, for cash only.
8E" JOHN W. HElSKELL.
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PnASG's handsome Christmascards, with
or without fringes, from five cents to S. 0(
each, at Stanton 4 Davenport's book store
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NgvsR in the knowledge Of the oldest
sold ct snch fearful le9Y PRICES IS they; arc
nahan's Old stand, No. 2lo3 AgiH ssrest,
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Do not forget to call and settle your
Water Taxes ut No. 1850 Main street and
save the 10 percent discount.
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ALI the leading gift books advcrtisedin
magazines anil newspapers car be bought
from Stanton & Davenport at less than
prices advertised.
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Mothers,

II you arc failing; broken, worn ont and
nervous, use "Wells' Health Remover"
81. Druggists.
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Th%er,nou,cter Record.

Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfe
drug store, Opena House corner, yesterday:
! a. M, so; II NJ, 4lo;3p. ", 420;7r. NJ,
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IS md 90 Eleventh Street.
Che ~Qt1telldQetnrtr
once: Nus. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth Street,
> New Advertisements.

r = New Advertisements.
Stockholders Mcetlus-Coyc Mining Co.
Ann0nncement-W. II. Williams.
Gold Band uud Decorated Chlnl.
Money Mantcd-G. .. smith.
For SHle-Six,eenth Street Property.
= Fpee-Kctiabh Safe Curc.
For Gncinnali-Steamcr St. Lawrence.
Private Secretary.
3 Paluce Coal NaseS-Sesbitt& IIro.
Holiday GOols-iohn Friedcl.
Geo. K. Stitel & Co.-Chrlstmss Presents.
Handsome Gift hooks ut City Book Store.
Prices to Suit The Times-G. Mc1dcl & Co.-First
page.
Latter IlStAFOurth marc. a t ~
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II you are i'll doubt what to buy your
friend for a holiday present, settle the
matter by getting one Of these elegant
Christmas cards ut Stanton & %Davenport's
hook store.
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TOLEDO, o., Dec. 12.-whcat quiet and weak: No.
9 rcd, cAsl AMI December GTl14c: January GsAc:
February Ggt4c ;.Mny 75c: No . soft .6c. Corn quiet;
No. . clsh and year i0c: January &c bid. aSc
asked; Mny. :slIc bid. Oats steady No. = casli and
year 96Esc; Niay Soc. Clover seed dull: prime DO.
ccribcr and january 81 " bid, 81 27H asked; Feb.
rttnrv al M askc I'd - .#.H, 'rH- -. .uI' I'm
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A TEAM belonging TO Like, the livery.
man. ran'oti yesterday md upset Of
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CINCINNATI, o., Dec. l2-Flour Il, fair demand
mud unchanged. Wheat III fur dcmniid; No. . rcd
75c; receipts 900 bushels: shipments none. Corn
stronger: No.. . mixed a5IIc. 0nE strong at &c.
Rye firm at .tia53c. harley steady: extra No. .
fall Zoe. Pork dull Mt sll ID. Lard dull ut G,GOc.
ribs JNc., bacon steady and unchanged. Whisky
steady at 81 II. hultcr quiet nnd unchanged.
Fg,s stead and unchanged. Cheese quiet and iii.
rl,uutH.N - .H#....
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ALL.WOOL KNIT JACKETS,

We hare now IN stock n full line Of the
above Jnckets; also, M cxtrahcayy quail.
ity for butchers, and fall line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. G. hESS j. SONS,
Merchant TailOrs and Gents Furnisllcrs.
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Gntic1,ra.
Mrs. sn'ith'a Case, and wlnt tho Rev. MIR
\ MeIklnstry has to say about Il. =

MclAlhstry mas 10 say about 1t. MI, 70
To TIE rupiLc:-I have been n fearful suHerc,
Tor lttteu years, most OF the time with what hal
Iecn called Eczema or Suit Nheum, Psoriasis auG
iepr,,, una the like, and have always been TOLD
that there wns no cure for me, and have been sc
DISCOURAGED that ] had. as soon die as. Hive. / have
been 50 badly afflicted sometimes that there wa,
NOT inc smallest spot from the crown Of my head &c
Tue soles o. my fee! tina. was not diseased md a,
red as crimson; II would commence III small
white spots. which had n Mlvery appearunce, hui
wer not deep, but II ! attempted to heal them, OF
sooh nifer ihetr tlFst appearance, they would btirti
ana s r,'' together 8 until There was a completc dry,
req Sclle, which would become SO ihtlAIIcd rs ID
crack md look fiery md angry. md the burning
sensation would be almost int5lcrnblc. -i
l WIS at times SO lhlne TINT ! could scarcely, get
ance. have tried many remedies, and have mId
slootn q single instance TO II physician, but have
ever obtained only temporary relief. Althourh
helped ios 4 time, soon r!elapsed ngnIn TO be ~
badly troubled ms ever, mud during the winter Ol
ISL and lss2 lsutlcrd 80 much as 10 bocutIrciydis
GournScd: Lust June, however, | waS advised by
Eldor NM Ms. Lie. McKins,ry, who arc wefi
known TO- these regions, to try your cuticufn Rem:
their favorable opinion Of them, 10 try thofr yirtuc.
About the second week OF July last | comlncurrI
taking the remedies, mil within Fix weeks ] BEGAN
70 sec 2 permanent Improvement, until now (Oct ii
flesh Of n child. = MRS, BESJ. SMiTH1
eorrett;i and i ioih with hsr n exptessi.iEr my VIZ sra I:
l!uae ior the great benefit she luis received.
stJ i. SMITH,
Certify That tha ahdvu stGioinant ID carrcIt. Nj.
smilh Is 4 prominent man In this community,
where he lives. He Is n well known dealer in stock,
ahd ms statement, with that Of his wife, Is fully
entitled tocrellt. -
. Spohe Z. s,anslead, proyince Of Quebec, this .T,h
aay OF oe'DbtF, iSSl, L.C. NEklSsTRY, /,
A. ;rG Minister Of tie Gospel
,,n isST ha- u haTc seen M, smith recently and DO.
60 Lie. MCkISSlRY.
seG,y Advent Oh. Conf 7. O., No. VI. and No. \. Il.
BosloS, sept. Q, 1881, ~
Cttt!cttfF Rcsotrent, the new blood purifier, aud
CM.lcuta, and Cutlcum soar, the great kkin cures
and oeautitlen, arc Sold everywhere. Price, CUT.
eufa' w; Soap, Se; Resolvelt,, 81 0p. ~,
G9EIss Dfps ASD c!gx.cA4 Co., Boston.
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\ twisting to give mp The book portion Of
my business. will sell all. miscellaneous
hooks Ii heretofore sold at 81 SOY ut 81 OO
JOHN ". IlElSKELL,
% Twelfth Street.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 13.-1 A. NJ
For TeDnessce and the Ohio Valley,
colder clearing weather and northerly
winds.
For the Lower Lakes colder clearing
weather, and nostherly winds.
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1lO.i. Main Street.

Everything reduced. Buy
your Christmas Presents now.
You willsave at both ends ofyour
bargain on the price and on the
quality, and you will delight your
friends as no merely ornament
tai presents would. Come now,
before the stocks are broken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-13

EAST LlDEiTY, pa. Dec. 12.-Cattlc market moth
Ing doing: receiptst5s head; shipments l.l2l head.
llog, market slow: l'biladelphIas 81 35ni ~: York.
ers 81 y; receipts !,lo0 head: shipments 800
head. Sheep market rather slow ut unchanged
prices; receipts 1000 head; shipments 1000 head.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. ~l?.-Livc hogs firm; COM
mon and light s. tGli 50; packing md butchers
81 l5ai As receipts 5000 head shipments G6j hGul,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-13

Torpid Liver.
Night sweats, fever, chills, malaria, dys-
pepsia. cured nv "Wells' Health Renew
err 81 Ea. ~ arp