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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
A PRNSlLESS GIGi.

A Fl.SNrLtss GILL. A Novel. Ey ". NeimolrS
Translated from the German nv Mrs 4. L. W.s-
t.r. Vol, cloth, Sl2I. Philadelphia: J. u.
iirpinoott 1 Co. Wheeling; !. i. W!-son and
Stanton 4 davenport.
Mrs. A. L. Wister has added to her already
lore list Of herman translstions "a PENN
less Girl" BY W. Heimburg. The story is
notable in that it moves quietly along from
opening to close, dramatic scenes and
Startling episodes being entirely lacking
pleasing relief to the endless monotony Of
hashy romances with which the reading
public are being continually dsluged Like
all of Mrs. Wisters translat!ons, this vol
ume shows careful work, and can bs com
rnended as Il thoroughly readable book
J. T.. Wilson and Stanton Il Davenport.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
Our Young N. D,a,

1t is said that "a man is a fool or a ply
sicisn at forty" Some are both before they
are twenty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
Rou,au Rulers

English government had to buy Nr. Lion
new tail and screw It on.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21

Still no answer comes Apollo
Vainly do | call AMI hOllOa
Into each Crisssan cleft
Where the last years leaves are let
Deem not have pushed my way
But from stony AmphiSa
/ have come from iEr-ofT land,
ITayerscd foam, travCr,el sand,
from green pastures sea-surrOunded,
Where thy phormiDG never sounded;
Ger the broad and barren acres
OF the yainly lurroVeI breakers,
Across n ,untaius lottier far
Than the peaks OF lhudIs are:
SsiTtcd groves Of pine and hr
lCnseS than lone rempe's were,
With no 5 lash tread, but only
l might fad thee, lovely, loaDly,
Lingering by thy sacred city:
On me wilt thou not have PITY
sun god song god implore thse
Glow. aud les me pale before shee,
Apollo, Apollo! Apollo
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
WbeeIias Rssistes
QUEER GUlllkGS.

Interesting Items Cleaned from the
Daily Press.
BGef Mention Of Things Not Generally
Kpown---Renarkabe Occurrences
at Home and Abroad.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21

Apollo: Apollo. Apollo!
II.
Where hast thou. Apollo, gcac'
have wandered OIL aud on,
Through the shaggy Dorian gorgss,
l'"Sn Ircm whore PlrulSus forgus
Ibundcr tor the PhOcial valleys.
v here ihn fietStuS springs aud ~ les
Past rsyiuoS aud clveTns dead,
Have. like IL, meSHlerei:
Bat | cannOI see thee, hear thOe,
Fitd thee. feel thee, get anslr thee.
Though ia quest Of theo 60 where
Thou didst h2uat. liud tnss nowhere,
Apollo. Apollo. Apollo!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-21
APOLLO AT DELPHI.

I.
Apollo! Apollo. ApOllji
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

ary s2as!{c.S Com. options dull, weak md lower;
car lots Ii, moderate: demand: No, . mixed, new
isalie; steamer high mixed new 4iailAc; sail
mixed November iIaisc; December 4si{aisxs ;Janu.
AIRY 4iallkf6; February 5ISaiLc. 4 Oats outlet aud
firm; rejected white Slut No. 3 white &SaS2.He;
No.. . wiite ,GhlSic: No. ! white fancy 36c, Pro-
Visions dull. Butter easier. creamery extras. aoe'
western dairy extras 2sc: wc,tern rood 70 choice
2na22e; iplls 1la2oc. g
ToLrpo, Nov. ol.-wheat dull; No. iwhite 7sHc.
No., . red cash and November B7s4ci December
y53tc; January eahc bid: February .7l11c; May
new Do. sac; No. Q cash 39os November 3sl;e;
year aUiSa37Issc:s. May 3T54c asked ielectcd 3D..
Oats quiet mid dfn; no, . whit. SIC; light mixed
F2ie, ) 2.g7c: l!ye; No, !? SsHc: Clover .ssd qulst;
jaituary'st >. OK asked; No. ? ~.
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TIE CLUB
To be Ecorgmiized OH n Different md
Better Busis. ~

.. ..---- . M
TO be Rc%organined on n Different md
Better Basis.
There was n well attended meeting o.
the members Of the Lincoln Club and Re.
publicans not members, held in the Clubs
assembly room last evening to conside,
the ACCESSIBILITY Of keeping up the organi'
zation for another four years. 1t was gen.
orally agreed that it would never do to
allow the club to die, and measures were
then discussed as to how it could be best
kept up. Heretofore the dues have been
but 81 per year and the result at times las
boon u slight embarrassment. financially.
In order to avoid this in the future, j. was
resolved to amend the constitution, which
was done, and the dues placed at $40.
per year. 4 committee was then appoint
ed to secure rs q guarantee, 0ne hundred
names OF gentlemen who woull become
members. This committee will report Mt u
meeting to be held in the neal future the
result Of their work. II one hundred
names are not secured the club, will not
continue, but such IL contingency is not
looked for. It is expected TINT nearly
every person a member at present will
continue to b. under the change. Tho
Clubhas been OF too much good to the Re-
publicnns OF the city, county and even the
State, in the past four years to let it cease
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RIVER NEWS,
Movements f bpafs ma The Stage u waite,
Here md E%lseWllurt

Movements Of Bpais nnl The Stage III Water
uere mud Elsewhere.
The hull being built at Brownsville ia,
the machinery OF the Inflated L, y, Bun,
ton is about ready to launch.
Supervising Inspector John Fehren.
batch, Of Cincinnati, was In the city yes
teriay looking after the affairs ia his Ills.
trict. H
A dispatch from Cincinnati reports a
sale Of four bargcs OF Pittsburgh coal ri
that point ut l2! cents per bdshel, IN adj.
vance Of : ] cents. Arrangements arc be.
Ing made, it is understood, is ship coal
from Pittsburgh TO Cincinnati by rAil.
The Andes excursion to the New Orleap.
Exposition is being discussed by quite n
number and there is hardly any doubt bu,
What tho required number OF passengers
will be booked. The steamer will leave
here December S0th and will be conc
about a month, seven or eight days OF
which will DO spent at New Orleans. The
fare for tho round trip is SONY so.
G%nEESsnoEo, Pa, Nov. 2l.-River 10 lee,
Q inches and on q stand; weather clear.
OIL CRY, Pa, Nov. 19.-Riyer s inches
and stationary; weather cloudy and cool.
LOCK No. J., Nov. ol.-Riyer4 feet .
inches and falling; weather cloudy; ther.
mo,neter so. s7lA
B~RowSSv5LLE, Pa, Nov. ol.-Riycr 4
feet ! inch and stationary; weather clear;
thermometer 40.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 2l.-Dcpth in
the canal 3fcct4 inches; on the falls, |
loot ! inches and rising.
RlcE's LANDING, Pa, Nov. ol.-River 3
feet J inches and stationary; weather
cloudy; thermometer 3Go.
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OHIO RIVER TRADE.
FATAL EFFECT OF RAILROADS
On tho Stonmbonting Interests OF tho Upper
Ohio-The River Road Knocking, River }
Tranic between Here and Packers.
burglar Old River Captain Talks

ri. A.-..# ~. - .t| -fN.
A reporter Of tho lSrrLlioEScEe met a
veteran rivermAn yesterday and asked
him whnt lie thought AZ the outlook for
.,..,l..,,m.n 49,, ,i,a iii. TS "
vi ''o cn'o river.
Welt said the river man, "it Is not
encouraging. You sec the railroad has
co,no o,,,o mil /, la. n. ,l,,n,,.n
WI, ,.,,I,. ~
"e1 you ou's' " s'e'''poat you havc
got to pay down your money for II, and II
you buy ono already built you have to pay
for thai. People do find WAYS, IN cel hold
of RAILWAYS witl,out nav;n, ve,r n,""n
money for them. Int Ii: iaet oi mort.
nnc 10 Ohio river stra,nhcntm"n !. I'm,
INC railroad docs hus;ncss cI,ea,,ar
than tho stenlnl,oatmnn ran aiprl
TO do. OF course / don't refer Ia
MI ciosses n ih9 n,s,nos. ' ~ t ~ ,,s -
ucss on short iincs, fnok nj no;i
freigLts from this city. ca cents Nor Eny
for lails to Cinrinnnti i mat has cot ~
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ELECTION ECHOES,
Tho Uneasy View that Ttndei7rnkos Of the
ial5lt4ih Nlishnp to ,hc Country.

VI Mislnp to tho Country. glt
y One OF the largest iron manufacturing
establishments Of Pittsburgh, in a letter
to a customer in this city, says: 1--WE re.
gard, party feeling aside, the election Of
Cleveland as d National calamity and q
great blow at the industrial and CONNER.
cial interests OF the country"
A commercial man connected with one
of the city houses writes home from Ohio /:
"a great many drummers are leaving for
home; there Is no business the electi, Of
Cleveland seems 10 have knocked the bot.
tom Glenn ont Of things. What tho future
will bring no man can ~forctell. 1t will
depend altogether upon the policy OF tho
new administration, ny IL II no one seems
willing 10 tale 4 step In the dark. ] bu.
lieye candidly that Il blaine had been
elected tho country would hive entered
upon an era Of prosperity such rs ii has
never yet known.
"a purity that owes Ia SUCCESS III reach.
ing the head OF the Government entirely
to n Solid South and the free trade clG.
ment OF New York cannot create d conf.
dencc among manufacturers whose exist.
cnco depends upon Protection, ind tho
millions Of capital invested IN iron and
glass will be very cautiously hnnllcl fol
some months to come. Tho bold dash Of
business, so essential 10 success in most
American Industries, will DO lncklns."
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Tho Constitutional Am cud III ent,

The returns oftlle vote in October on
the amendment to the State Constitution
changing the State election from October
to November, are all in excepting those
from Hardy and Randolph county. Ran
dolph county1is strangely d%erelict in her
returns, nothing having been heard from
her yet on the vote for members OF the
Legislature, though the clerk has been re-
pcatedly written to on the subject.
The vote on the Constitutional amend
ment with the two counties named omit
ted stood:. For the amendment, GG,lSl;
against o5,f92. As the amendment re-
quired n bare majority. to adopt it, it is
now OF course n part Of the Constitution.
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"Euchu.l'nihn."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Dladler and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists.
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THEslLYER


o ths English Lutheran Cliurclt-TI,c Cele.
hrntion begun.
Tho celebration OF the t~wenty-lith an.
niversary of the founding Of the English
Lutheran church OF this city began last
night. Rev. Dr.. T. ". Dosh, OF Salem,
Va, and Rev. S. B. Barnitz, OF Dcs Moincs,
Iowa, arrived last evening. DR.. Dosh
opened the anniversary services with IN
appropriate sermon, which was attentively
listened 10 by 4 large congregation. @
This evening ut $50 o'clock Rev. }. W.
Schwartz, Missionary President Of the
Pittsburgh Synod, and Rev. i. W. L. Pes.
chan, and others will deliver addresses.
On Sunday, at 1890 A. NJ, Rev. z. W,
Dosh, D. D., of Salem, Va.,tlc founder OF the
Congregation, will SPEAK OH tho organiza
ton and inst two years history.
Key. s.. g.. f;arni,z. Western Secretary
Of Home Missions, Will speak OF the re.
organization and nineteen years history
and the work OF the last lhrrp years b,
the present pastor, Rev. L. II. Dornblaser
!. 4 grand Sunday School service will bt
hold ut 2:3O +. NJ. "Reminiscences will be
given by the former pastors and others
The Lords Supper Will be atlmi nisterot
Immediately after Sunday School.
At 7r. NJ. KISS. /. W. Conrad, editor O
the Luthernl W&trrtr, OF Philadelphia
will deliyer Il lecture OH Luther and the
Reformation
To any and nll these services everyone
is cordial; Invited, especially persons who
have formerly been in connection Will
the Chur:h and Sunday School, rs well n.
the pust andprcscnt friends OF the Church
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ABOUTpEOPLE


Strangers IN tho City aud Wheeling Futk'
AbrOnd.
Miss Nellie Hazlttt, OF Little Washing
ton, is the guest Of Miss Mary OFT.
Miss Flora Williams will sing ut the
English Lutheran Church this evening.
Rev. S. B. Barnitz will preach in thu
First Presbyterian Church to-morrow
Mr.. Ed. S. Norton, OF Denver, Col, for
merly proprietor OF the McLurc House, is
asain in the city.
Judge J. II. Brown, OF Charleston, and
J.. G.. Gaines, ESQ., of Fayettc Court
House, arc in the city.
Mr.. L. Kendall, Managerof the "Crcolc'
company, Miss Blythe and the other prin.
cifal actors, are at the MeLure House.
Mr.. Frank Green, a clever Baltimorcan,
is having a very pleasant visi: in this city,
as the guest Of Mr.. John X. Davenport.
Mr.. O.-A:~ Tanner, OF the Pittsburgh
Opera House, is in the city, representing
the Doininick McCatIrey Athletic Comb.
nation.
G.. X. Lord, General Passenger Agent Of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio road, and W. i.
Rcppert, Western Passenger Agent Of the
same road, spent yesterday in Wheeling.
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Petroleum,

BRADFORD, Pa. Nov. al.-Crudc oil rrmer md
duli: National Transit and Tidewater mns Thurs.
day .l,695 barrels: total shipments 7ss.ily bnrrcis:
rels. National Tnnsit certificates opened Mt 7lLc.
closed ut 'ee1hic, the highest Of the day; 7lIc lowto1t.
Oh. City, "a, Nov. .l.-Nntional Transit certI.
hc,stcs opened at NJ; highest IKE. lowest 7lIc:
closed at, '211-cc, snles GA.OOO barrels: clearanccs
3.0S.D0 barrels: runs T5.Oll barrels: lipmcnt
6i.5s barrels: chariers ai,5a.l barrels, 10 BIDS or
Offers for stock. Ie@54s
TiTrsrIll.E, Pa. Nov. 2l.-Openel at 7lhc: high.
est issH}4c: lowest 7li+c: closed nj 7..Lc; Shipments
,s,lla barrels: charters a.,5A barrels runs Ii, 100
PITTSBURGH. pa. Nov. al.-Thc afternoon market
wils steady aud a tribe ,iirmtr; advanced to 7?514c,
broke to7lA, AMI closed Mt rye. ~
7a'h.e; rc1iusd Ike, 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg, ILL.,
says: "llayinI received so mich Benefit
from Meetric.Bitiers, ! feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
a running sore on my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me ! would huyc to have
the bone seruped or leg It'll; utated. | used
instead, three bottles Of Electric Bittcrs
and seven boxes Bucklcn's Arniu SaIvc,
and my leg is now sound and well. Elec.
trio lIilters are sold at fifty cents Il bottle,
and Bucklcn's .Arnica Sulyc ut Twenty-Five
cents per box ut Logan 4 Co. MwrNw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

This Is yoar last chance for one week
more. All admit such great bargains were
never before offered in Wheeling. The
store is crowded from morning until night
at the Great Bankrupt Sale Of fine cloth
ing.
81 y bnysmcn'sgood pants, worth 81 Us.
s. 90 buys mems good cashmere suits,
worth $40 90.
81 81 buys a fashionable dress suit,
worth $ij CO.
- IS buys an imported English worstcd
suit, worth so 90. ~
s. 20 buys mems good ovcrcoats, worth
80 90.
IS So buys mems fashionable dress over
coats, worti. ST. 90.
s. II buys III imported inr, beaver,
chinchilla or worstcl overcoat, worth
SIS GO.
. 81 buys a first class boys suit, worth
s. so buys a first class boys overcoat,
worth s. 90.
Call ut once and secure your bargains, as
this will never occur again.
Remember This. Great Sale will only last
for oneweck. longer, atll49EMain Street,
Wheeling, W. Va. 't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

NEw iorH. Nov. 2l.-ln wide request for aN0rt.
nlclts of al clASse, Of goods, THU Imports u foreign
dry goods for tie week wcrr 81 .kiy,Si7 Agninst SiUS,.
~ Inst week and 81 ,gl7, III tue corresponding week
Of Inst yinr. lnnkiiig tho lOl,l for the year thus ir
slOj, lgi $40 against sll2. CtS, l0i the same period last
year. IN =. .r.T.1 WEE
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Indications

WAxnISoroN, D. G., Nov. oe.-1A: NJ
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley,
fair weather in the eastern portion, local
rains, partly cloudy weather, in, the west
crn portion, slight rise n;temperature, in
tho Tennessee and Upper Ohio Valley
stationary temperature, in the Lower Ohio
Valley southerly winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22
"CORA, TIE CRBOLE.,
Successful Inltlal Presentation Of Article
te' ~ Last Night.

Successful lnltlal Presentation Of Article
~ Last Night.
"The Creole new version Of "Articlc
AZ" was presented ut the Opera House
last night, Miss Helen Blythe, the famous
actress, taking the role OF Cora, he Creole.
Miss Blythe more than sustained the good
reputation she made here when she ap.
pcared in "The Silver King" She shows
herself n great actress, the extremely dit.
| ticttlt role which she cnaets being perform.
edi!so'. naturally that ono loses sight OF the
actress and sees only the real Corr, her
love, her suiIcrings and her revenge. The
natural and powerful acting Of tile star is
supported by a company Of unusually cap.
able artists; among them being J. f. Brien,
Edward, Trayers, Arthur Blake, Donna
Madixxa and Eva Barker. The entire
company, however, is so good that any
distinction would be unfair.
Miss Dlythe's dresses are enough 10 de-
light the heart OF any lady in Wheeling,
Her costumes have seldom been SURPASSED
in elegance and costlincss on Il Wheeling
stage, and the ACTRESSES rare beauty is On.
HANGED by hergoodtaste in dressing. Miss
Eva Barker sings several taking songs in
the course OF the play.
The stage setting is fine and effective in
each act, and the whole production one OF
the most thrilling and realistic ever wit.
messed here. OF the play itself it Is I'M
necessary to speak. Its fame has reached
everywhere.
The drama will DO repeated this after
moo at the matinee and again this even.
ing. Reserved seats are on sale ut
Banners. The matinee performance
should attract n sufficient number OF Ia
dies TO pack the house upstairs and down.
The audience last night was OF good size
and unusually appreciative. and the per-
tormancc was Of q character which can be
relied upon totreblc the attendance at its
repetitions,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

The two do not always go together, but
they ought to, Tor it is a sad sight to sec
an old gentleman or IN aged lady dragging
out Il painful existence Of disease, debility
and misery. Much misery can he avoid,
ed by elderly people who keep up the
proper proportion OF iron in their blood
by taking Browns Iron Bitters. This is
not 4 %stimulant, but the best and trucst
iron tonic in the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

NERvousS xss, Nervous Debility, Neu.
ralgla, Nervous Shock, st. Vitus Dance,
Prostitution, and all diseases OF Nerve Gen.
entive Organs, are all permanently and
radically cured by Aliens Brain Food, the
great botanical remedy. 81 pkg. @ Tor S.
At druggists, or by mail from j.. II. Allen,
30 First Ave, New York City. rrt.sSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

Lawrence lIcllerand Il Mr.. Lazurc made
n bet before the recent Presidential cleo
ton, the former upon Cleveland and the
LITTER OH Blaine, tho loser TO drive twelve
chickens through the streets from the
Second ward market house TO Fulton. La
zurc lost, and will pay his wager to-day.
ut Fulton, a reception will be given ut
Hcllcr's place, for which r., Tommy
Cockayne's famous orchestra has been So
cured. This is without exception the
funniest bet yet, and tho performance OF
the penalty will nc doubt draw u large
crowd. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

DENVER, COL, Nov. 2l.-yhis evening
acting Mayor Brooks issued IN order tc
the chief Of police directing all gambling
houses i'll the city closed. Several arrests
were made, among them doc" Boess,
one Of the most successful confidence mel
in this country. For some weeks the
newspapers have wagcd q war Of extermi.
nation against gamblers, confidence men,
thieves and others Of like ilk with the
above result. The popular sentiment dc.
maads that the whole fraternity must 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

"WE need the means i6r organizing our
party III this State" wrote q leading poll
tician. An answer came promptly by
telegraph: will ship to-day one barrel
OF whisky, II gross st. Jacobs Oil, sure
cure for bruises, sprains, ETC., and n
orator; invoice BY mail"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

The l%!anlon brothers will appear Mt the
Opera House next Thursday and Friday
evenings in Il slightly altered version o.
their famous play, &c Voyage cn Suisse
Mr. John G. Maggie, the genial representa-
tive Of the brothers, was in the city yes
farlnv d. ~. .-E- r.H#
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/, GuttcurT.
Itching Diseases /!

ECZEMA. or Salt Rhcum, with lis agontzlng Itch.
{ Ing and burning. instantly relieved by n warm
bath with cIIlriIm Soap, mud II single application
Of Cut!cnra, the great Skin Cure. This rcpeated
daily, with tao or three doses Of Cuticum seso,v'
ent, the Sew Hood Purifier. To seepthc blood cool
the Precipitation pure and unirritat!ng, the bowel,
open, this liver nnl kidneys active, will speedily
enc Eczema. letter. linewOtm, lsorllats, i.iehcn
~l'rnritus. Scall bead. Daldr!I.. md every specie.
Of Itching, scaly. and limlly llumorS OF ihu scalr
and Skin. when the best physicians md ull known
remedies fail. IEEg 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

Wild Ducks humorous.

Tho Ohio river has been full OF ducks
this week,fo n hundred miles below this
city. An lyvELaIGEScER reporter yester'
day saw hundreds Of them between this
city and Sistcrsville. Hunters are abund-
ant and many.oi the weh.iooted treasures
have been shot within the last two Or
three days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

TIE Democrats OF Wcllsburg will burn
IN extra amount Of gas this evening and
rock that old town from eettter to circuha.
ference. They AFRO going to celebrate
| rtn,.l,nl, n~ln,ttn, - y. ".Fr.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

JUDGE Royp did not arrive In the city
until late last night. Judge Jacob opened
court IN his side rs n matter OF form IN
Part IL to keep the term from expiring by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

Owing to the prevalent dullncss in the
iron trade the Crescent sheet iron mills Of
this city wifi hereafter only run four days
out OF tacl week. Onc.third OF tho boilers
employed there were discharged, and
several other employees have been notified
TINT their services are no longer required,
MINERS WAGES REDUCED.
The mining companies OF tho Georges
Greek region have notified their mon OF n
reduction OF wages to 40 cents per ton fol
mining coal, 81 10 per day for divers and
other employees in proportion. Tho reason
given is the dull state iii which the con
trade Is Mt present.
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Fully Prepared

for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, G0c and 81 90. A fnll
line Of carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in.
grain, brussels, &C., from lsc up. Rugs,
mats, window shades, wall papers, pianos
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-22

TIE Dominick McCalrrey Athletic Com
bination OF boxers and wrcstiers will give
M exhibition ut Turner Hall next Tues
day night. The managers o!Tcr so iol
any local amateur who will stand up be
iore James Faulkner, the champion mid.
dle.weight wrestler, and down him once
Here is Alex. Gardncr's next chance.
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