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Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-07

Justice Gray of the United States Supreme court has given decision which will please humane people. The Fitehburg (Massa- chusetts) road had been prosecuted for viola ting the law as to transporting cattle. The law requires railroads to take out animals in transportation and give them five consecutive hours of rest after every twenty-ei oon- secutive hours of confinement whether on one road or on connecting lines Several defenses were set up as to the wording of the law, the knowledge of the defendants. etc., but the principal point made was that the statute was unconstitutional. The first de- cision was adverse to the company. Judge Gray sustains it fully, and declares that the act is clearly constitutional under the power of congress to regulate commerce between the States.
 Tho decision of the New York court of common pleas in suit brought by J. Allard & Go, European bankers, to prevent the de- livery to Morgan's Sons or their assignee Of three registered letters containing $30, 900 in coupons and money is interesting. The plain tiffs having learned of the suspension of MoF- gan's Sons after letters were mailed cabled to Postmaster Pearson at New York and to Mor- aan's Sons also, demanding the delivery of the letters to the plaintiffs New York agents. MT. Pearson ansx cred that he coald deliver only to the persons addressed, and told Nor gan's Sons that they could not turn them over to the writers agents as requested be- cause they had made an assignment. The
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-07
Cure Every Case.
Franklin Falls. N. H.

Your CuTIcURA REMEDIES outsell all other medi- ciDes keep for skin diseases. My customers pa- tients say that they have effected in every in- stance, where other remedies have failed.
 H. W. BROCKWAY, M. D.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-07

Price of CUTIcURA, small boxes 50 cts large boxeR 91. CUTIoURA REsoLvENT, $l psr bottle. CUr1cURX SOAP, 25 cts CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP, lBc Sold by all druggists. POTTER DRUe AND CHEMICAL Co
 Send for ssHovv to Cure Skin D1seases.,,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-07

The Pike's Peak railroad, which is to be in operation next year. will probably be the most remarkable piece of track in the world
 It is already operated to point 12,ooo feet above the sea level The entire thirty miles of it's length will be succession of cempli- cated curves and grades, with noa piece of straight track longer than 300 feet. The maximum grade will be 316 feet to the mile, and the average grade 27O feet. It's numerous curves will be from 800 to 1000 feet long, in which the radius will change every chain
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-07

BEAUTYe9ess eesasy H0qSa sfia 0fapRsS sinasS.sSs .5a Pimples, Skin Blemishes and Infantile Humorz use Cutieura Soap, ss a Beautiher.
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Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-07
Safa Investments for Money.

N4I8 IHVHSInlEIHS IUI MUIlET. 2 Per Cent, FIRST MORTGAGES E LOANS improved farms in Ohio and Indiana. worth three times the amount loaned; in rich, agricul- tura region the midst of railroads school houses, turDpikes, permar ent improVements-all calculated tc U ake land good security. No losses in twelve years expeIiaEc4 No expense to the lender. Inter eet Rsmi-annqaDy. Oyer forty years' residence. For full information write to rs.
 J. DICKINSON & CO., Rich nOnd. Ind. NNO ADVERTISER Rs-I0vast Rates for Advertising \ in 97O good newspapers sent free. Address Geo. P. Powell Co. 10 Spruce st, N. '.
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Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-07

That telegraph and telephone wires will work well under ground has been conclH- sively shown at Washington. Some months age the government connected the Capitol with the department buildings by wires for both telegraphic and telephonie purposes laid under the ground. Numerous and thor ough experiments have proved that this sys- tenn is an efficient substitute for the over head system, and the Superintendent of Pub lic Buildings and Grounds has recommended it's general adoption and the removal of all the present wires and poles as soon as pos- sible.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-07

Forty-one school buildings in Philadelphia have been examined by medical inspector, and his report is not very cheering one He shows that at fifteen school houses the wells are so situated or so neglected as to en- danger the health of the pupils, in twelve the light is defective. in seven the cellars are in improper condition and in others the ventila- ton is inadequate, the yards are too small and the heating apparatus Is so imperfect as to be constant source of danger. The peo- pie of Philadelphia cannot afford to have this condition of things continue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
New CulullrrInut WINS.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals on Sat.
urday rendered a decision in the New
Cumberland county seat case, which in
effect confirms New Cumberland's claim
to the county seat. 1t will be remember.
ed that the citizens OF Fairview applied
for an injunction to prevent the removal
OF the county seat to New Cumberland,
alleging fraud in the election. The in
junction was granted, but after M ex.
haustive argument, was dissolved by Judge
Jacob, OF the Circuit Court, but n stay OF
proceedings was given for thirty days to
allow an appeal TO the Supreme Court.
This was taken, and Saturday the higher
court confirmed the decision, and there is
now nothing TO prevent the removal oitl,c
seat OF justice for Hancock county from
Fairview to New Cumberland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
FIVE n%onnEn1Es.
Hnrxlnrsn and Sneak Thieves Getting III Their

Saturday night while tho family Of John
Clator was absent from his residence OH
Baltimore street, in the East End, thieves
secured MI entrance tothc house; md SO.
cured a large quantity Of provisions, u
twenty dollar gold piece and 4 icw other
small articles Of value. The loss was dis.
covered when tho family returned from
tho Island, where they Ind been visiting
friends, but there WIS oiclue 10 tho
guilty parties. a. '
Yesterday about noon .lireo small boys
entered the cigar store Of August Zoos, ut
l6l7 Main street, while tho proprietor was
IN u back room, md robbed the til Of
about 81. Zoos entered before the BOYS
had gotten out Of tho store, and they nsk.
cd him Il Ito had any pipes. Their man.
ncr being suspicious, he examined tho
money drawer and found iticmpty. Tho
boys escaped.
Saturday night three me visited the
house kept by Jennie Norrington, OH Soy.
entcenth street, and shortly after they
loft q purse containing $2l % was missed.
The loss was reported 10 the police.
Late Friday night II colorel man stole II
keg Of cider from the wagon Of 4 country.
man ut the Second ward market, and cs.
capped before tho loss was discovered by
the owner. 49,
Sneak thieves carried of n largo box oil
mixed candy from George bursts coniec.
tloncry, OH Market street, near Tenth,
Saturday evening. i.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
OBEREDUCED|
IN TIE AETNA AND STANDARD
Sheet tro', Mills Over tho istveson md After
Next MOnday-Soticc to be Given tho Men
To-day to This Decentralization Not
TO Affect tho A~mnlgnmnilon.

I. = NJ = # -HN#-...| ..HtL N|M' d. ~
On next Monday tho wages Of all the
employees not members Of tho A. A.. |.
and $. W., Of tho Aitna and Standard iron
mills, at Etnavillc, will he reduced, tho
reduction amounting OH M average 10
about fifteen percent. The class Of work.
men affected arc laborers md others
whose work does not require special skill.
Members OF the Amalsamntcd Association
are Of courae protected by the scale,
which RUNS till next June. About three
hundred men will have their wages scaled
by this order, including tho two mills,
These mills make sheet iron largely,
though the Aitnn also makes some bar
iron and small rails. The official notice
OF the reduction will DO posted in thu
| mills today,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
ABOUT
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folk.
Abroad.

Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folk.
Abroad.
ST. Nortoni is at Washington city.
Mr.. Tom Brady, OF Buckhannon, was in
the city Saturday evening.
Capt. Lowe, the well known guard Mt
the MorAldsville p~enitentiary, died Fri.
day night.
Miss Fannie Roberts, OF Springfield, O.,
is visiting Miss Maggie King, in East
Wheeling.
Mr.. Alexander Mitchell, OF st. Louis, is
visiting his brother, Clerk Mitchell, o!
the Circuit Court on the Island.
The Parkcrsburg' Journal says: Miss
Emma Stamm, OF Wheeling, one-oith the
most popular young ladies who ever Wis
tied here, will soon be u guest OF Miss
Georgia Neal. She will remain until after
the holidays.
Fred 4. parke, manager OF the Pitts.
burgh Library Hall, is to be married be-
fore the end OF the present sceson. The
bride.clect is Miss Fannie V. ALL, n we'll
remembered student at Mt. de Chantai.
She was a great favorite with Wheeling
society people. Miss ALL is beautiful in
person, highly accomplished in music and
possessed OF many amiable traits Of char.
acter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
FATHER CULL,S LECTURE.
A Thoughtful and Entertaining Talk About
"Tlie press,n uND-NH Ua. B

Row Eo,bor n n, nj, MT,
,oos. i" ~ 9. - Iun, ~ heilaife'
'ee''ico III ~. 'osephs cathedral last
evening on Tho Press" A very large
audience was in attendance 10 yrcct tho
Reverend Lecturer, notwithst,ni;n" the
disacrecablc weather. RI pav Iis,,n,,
Kahn. M;rr. Sullivan Fathers i,n,inMn
min. McEiIicott md n,nL"n orS,.;oInn.
In the snnctunrv, Will" ou;,lp ! srn,s
number If influential nit;yons w., 'a.sI
in thu nri;tor;nm noio". 10 Me,e seaseo
opsis Of thc l"ct,r"r,s ro ~ s, ,.s syn,
must bo admitted ~ bo ,arw MnIe'
lie iutroduc"d his rcmorts rea,,ltGns.
rom Arrh;moIs. "G;r" Iu?.ins
for n fmlcrnm and 7 vii, sna ~ y p2s!tlGn
earth" So one m;,,ht sav "i,.o u,u "no1e
trol NJ tho nrcss nn5 7 ~;iiii 81, nie e3n
Formerly tho sword WV settlod I'e t,s .mv worla'
tons chnncoJ n.t;on,s Ins,;n;o s'.a. 9ues.
old lnnJma,ts AMI oovsoI .oteuo"n
snr;n" IN GO ,on ,Lo u nIeu new ones 70
n hermit ncnctr,tei nj ,',Ironn n s1ico y.
millions n tho r"sc,," ~ w. u..I sel'
R,,, ,ns, ~ ~ .osSuu VI NY hoiy Lana.
want of u ra' n H"T' %cla 10 'ns rusty i?r
potent, m nov ""o oni I%,o4 'o u,onsh still
H. ~: o".y 'no t.o"sa''ds WINE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
The Laughing 1lngc.

Harrison and Gourlay's appearance at
the Opera HOUSE. tomorrow night will un.
doubleday call forth oneo OF the largest au.
diences assembled there for a long limo,
Skipped by the Light OF the Noon" has
been greeted by enormous audiences, and
the recurrcnt echo OF their yociieroua
laughter everywhere from Maine to Cali,
fornia, and its presentation here will con,
stitute the comedy event OF tho season.
music store. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
DOR SALE.
STOCKS FOR SALE.

!; Shares National Bank Mt Wcllsburg.
10 Shares Riverside Glnss Co.
~ Shares Wcllsburg Gas Co.
y Shares 4f:tna Iron Works.
10 Shares Belmont Nall Mil,
ID Shares Jefferson Nail Mil,
D Shares Manufacturer Insurance Co.
|. IRWIN. Agent,
QeJ I .a'.. -'. M % TtVnluh Str11k
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15

Matters Of Minor Moment IL nnu About

III" City.
Ina SlnpoNs Mt Charley sl,ny's tonight.
s"DAS's TmnuLATloSs" at tho Opera
House this evening.
Two DRINKS, two disordcrlics and three
vags were In tho lookup nj midnight.
Tie Municipal Court opens It's Deem
Der session mt 2 o'clock this afternoon.
BALTIMORE LODGE X. Of I. will give 4
ball next Friday night, Mt Arion Hall.
TnG Ial,ellc mil factory employees re-
ceiyed n full ply Saturday, tho first since
last June.
TnE Belmont nail factory was of Friday
and Saturday OH account Of fleeing short OF
nail-plate.
SAMPLE steel lacks were recently madc
ut the l.hDcllo nail factory for Il largc Gust
Grn dealer. :
TlIE Top mill factory goes 10 work this
morning, and the boys are all congratulate
ing themselves.
TuE trial OF Gucnthcr Schnclle for tho
murder OF DR.. Shuchardt Is set for We'd
ncsday OF this week.
A DRuEKARp fell through q window OH
Market street Saturday, night. Oilicer
Montgomery ran him in.
TuE Schmulbabh Brewing Company has
established n large bottling house in Park
crsbure. Mr.. Henry llanke is superin-
tending it.
REv. FATHER CuiL, OIL his way from
Father Schlcicher's to tho Cathedral las,
night, lost II small satchel, that lie would
be gratiilcd to have returned to him.
SUPERINTENDENT BUTCHER Is arranging
with the railroads for an educational cX.
cursion TO tho New Orleans Exposition
the iare for the round trip 10 DO not more
tiiauS995.
TIE hall OF the House OF Delegates Inns
been nicely ka!somincd, and tho Senate
chamber is undergoing the same process
They arc much improved by Janitol
Noltz's skill with the brush. &
TIE fire alarm Saturday afternoon wa!
occasioncd by 4 defective luo in the houst
Of Mrs. Warneie!dt, on Thirteenth street
which permitted the smoke TO issue int
the attic. There wa no fire.
1 Tow PERKINS, the Main street barber
was arraigncd before Squire PciermaI
Saturday OH II charge OF assaultiny William
!. Gardner, but tho evidence not sustainin;
the cllargh, he was ~honorably dismissed
t THE demurrer 10 the Baltimore 4 Obi,
Company petition Tor commissioners I,
condemn Mrs. Ships property on Mali
; and Twentieth streets was sustained b,
JrdgcJacob Saturday. The company wa
t given lleve to amend its petition.
"MUGG's LANDING" Was presented to
crowded house at the matinee S*urda,
and again 10 IL fair audience at night. Mis-
Bishop, Mr.. Mcdowell and Mr.. Booker ar
II show i'll themselves. The audience
were very liberal with applause, and til
laughter was continuous.
"SE!wEn by the Light OF the Moon,
, which will be seen ut the Opera Ilous
tomorrow night, is everywhere describe
us "Nn epoch in the annals OF iun," m
is accorded the credit OF being tho coined
triumph OF modern times. Without q
signs iail, the capacity OF the Opera llous
will be tested.
For Christmas or New Years prcser
to absent friends, send the WEEKLY /.
TELLlGEScEH. One dollar will pay for
whole year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15

IIIllN nkIrFIA. ~ DC: I5-FIGuF quiet; Wheat
%7S55Ga79c; February So,IaSlc: Mn~rclislXas.Ec. Corn
weaker: rejected mixed choice Acc; Nos yellow
isc: Sil mixed, December 4sL1sa t9o: .Nnunty i5%
nl6e: February tj3ati51lc:, March ,i5ll4ai54c. Oats,
cholcclIslt mixed 331ssc: No. white 3tLc, Dutlcr
steady for faicy: rcnmcry extras 29a;Ne. Eggs
dull but steady; extras esasyc: held lois aGloGc. oe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
Charley Shay. Tllcntrc.

The popular Ida Sidhons Burlesoue
Company will appearat this fayorite place
Of amusement tonight for one week.
Since the first announcement OF this we'll
known company it has been thetalk ofthc
boys everywhere. The dead walls about
town are covered with beautiful paper.
The company has been reorganized since
its last visit here, and tho entire pro.
gramme is new and said to bccven greater
than heretofore. The troupe comprises
forty artists with new and beautiful ward.
robe, new scenery, new acts aud nh en-.
tirely new laustiablo burlcsque entitled
prince Faithful, or Scenes in Dream-
land" Billy Arnold, the iavorite come
dian, will make his many friends hold
their sides with laughter. This company
has been in this city five times and always
drew immense audiences, and no doubt
will be the case this week. The sale
OF seats is in progress at Sheib's music
St0ra re
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15

Last juno when the present A~malgama.
ted Association scale Of wages went into
effect, n fall in the card price of nails re.
duced tho wages OF wor&men in the mil
factories. by an oversight, however, tho
reduction was not extended in the River.
side mill to the c%atcllcrs, hookups and
drasoIts ut tho nail plato rolls, and these
men have been quietly congratulatiny
each other ever since. Last week tho
mistake was discovered and tho amounts
that should have been deducted from time
to time were all taken of the lust two
weeks pay. Each Of tho catchcrs were
paid So Saturday, the dragouts got moth.
ilng, and the pay due the hookups lacked
Just 10 cents each Of tho aggregate dcduc.
ton, 10 that they owe that sum to the
company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
{ Tho Hog Cholera Spreading.

The hog cholera, which has been raging
in Liberty district, in this county, has ap.
peared i'll WetIsburg and vicinity. The
Wcllsburg Herald says: con the waters Of
Short creek, sever miles below town,
hundreds OF dollars worth Of hogs have
died, There seems to be no remedy for
the disease, and the hog after taking It
soon dies" The Local says: "a good
many hogs have died in and around The
town lately, and some Of the dead porkers
were deposited in the Ohio river. There
is 4 law prohibiting such action and the
owners are liable to n iine."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
9ry Goods.
a% ANITA CLAUS
lry Goods.

Our Store-room is packed
with choice Fancy and Staple
Goods suitable Tor HOLIDAY
GIFTS, and as there never was
a time in the history Of the Dry
Goods trade when a dollar pos
sessed greater purchasing pow
crs than now, we can assure the
public that great bargains await
them in every department..
Please call as earlyin the-dayas
possible and avoid the great
rush that usually occurs in the
middle Of the afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
Talk OF lMnencliment.

The Jackson Herald reports n dialogue
overheard, that is but m Of n score that
have taken place lately about the Judge
OF that circuit, %insiuuating that the Judge
is in the habit Of getting full. The Herald
says that ii they arc true, 'the Judge in
question owes it to himself as well as to
the public to speedily resign; should he
fail 10 do so, it will become the duty OF
the Legislature upon assembling next
month to engage i'll n little impeachment
djvcrsion.n s4I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15

The Council Committee on Finance met
at the City Building Saturday night to
consider the report TO Council Of the citi.
zens' meeting. After considerable discus
sion it was resolved to refer the whole
matter TO the joint meeting OF the Com.
,mittecs on Finance and Ordinances next
Tuesday night. Mr.. Peterson proposed 4
resolution to be recommended TO Council,
instructing the Committee on Ordinances
to prepare M ordinance restricting the
Board OF Public Works power to make
contracts and expcnd money, and likewise
regulating Council in tho same respect,
but this was rejected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
THE HOUSES OF THE POOR
10 be frightened Up by tho Efforts {
w Christian Ludica. "H ...|

10 be frightened Up by tho Efforts OF
Christian Ladies'.
"We want a little help from the press"
said one OF the kind ladies actively en-
gagged in furtllcring tho work of the
Women's Union Benevolent Society, to
an lSTELLlGEScER man last evening us he
was coming out OF one OF the churches,
where for u wonder he had been without
being obliged to so to report sermon,
Whats wanted?" @
swell, you know that by reason of the
hard times there are many homes in this
city in which there will be little or no
Christmas. You've no idea how many
homes we've found where they had no
Thanksgiving, and our Society wants to
improve matters q little for Christmas"
"Well?"
snow there are plenty Of yell-to.do
families in this city who have stored away
toys and books that their children hayo
tired OF and cast away. There arc dealers
who have unstable articles Of this or any
other description suitable for children.
We want all OF them that We Gun get;
some may broken, but We cnn fix them IN
and make the hearts OF ever 50 many chill.
dren happy. We want every one that
has any articles OF this kind to send
them to Linsly Institute next Wcdnes-
day. A committee will be there to re-.
ceive the things and see that they arc
placed where they will rejoice little hearts
that would otherwise be sad and tighten
up homes generally. You might saw also
that confectionery would be very accent.
able. lido hope you'll mention this, TOR
il the people respond VIC can give ever SO
much pleasure. Good night"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15

A good deal OF interest Is now shown in
Identifying hands, fingers and nails.
Justly so; for the human hand IN It's
beauty Is m object worthy Of admiration.
But do. tho ladies' know TINT tho true
beauty Of hands cannot cxistif thcsiomacll
and digestive apparatus arc not IN good
health? To make digestion good, circula.
ton natural, blood rich, and skin clear,
take BrowH's Iron li.tens. Ms, J. W.
Ellis, Minburn, Iowa, had suffered for
several years from debility, but is now re.
stored to health by this prince Of tonics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
L Pnlntnr.

The West Alexander correspondent OF
the Washington, (Pa.) Reporter calls at.
tcntion in this manner TO Il bad mud hole
in this city: awe read 4 greatdeal about
the Board OF Pablo Works aud the City
Council Of Wheeling, W. Va, but ycster-
day evening We noticed how the entrance
to tho depot was on South street; arcform
is badly NEEDED. Conductor John Brady
had to walk on stills to keep his highly
polished boot from being soiled."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
iTcst Case.

Recently Tom Kain, OF the Eighth
ward, and two other gentlemen entered
Martin Ihornton's Capitol restaurant and
ate an oyster stew. When he had finished
he refused to pay, and Martin took his hat.
He entered suit last week before Squire
Mccain, claiming Si.for the hat and S.
damages. Martin then made complaint
against Kahn for obtaining the meal under
false pretenses. The two suits we're then
compromised, Kahn paying all the costs,
which amounted to over$S, and paying
for the oysters. Martins only object was
to protect restaurant keepers from such
Irresponsible customers, and the result
may DO considered a triumph ior him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
"Dn,'s ~Tribuln,iOns."

The latest musical and COMEDY success
from Harriean 4 Harris theatre, New
York, will be presented at the Opera
House this evening by Hanlcy's Company,
which rendered "sduattcr Sovereignty
50 successfully last evening. The new
playis spoken OF by the New York press
rs fully up to Harrigan's standard, and
the company is composed OF actors fully
equal to their roles. A very l~aughable and
enjoyable performance may be anticipated
at the Opera House this evening. Re-
served seats ut Banners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15
8akimg gn,ufltr.
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY!
brands Advertised AS absolutely rnro
5oNTAIN AMMONIA

THE TEST
Place = can top down on n hot Stoye NATL heated, fhel
remove tho corur and smell. 4 chemist will not 10 ~
Quitvd 10 detect tho proscncO OF ammonia. tH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15

WE will sell Photograph Albums,
Scrap Books, Plush Fancy Goods, Fine
Glass and Bisquc Ware, Il tyery low prices
10 reduce stock.
We lmyc $1,000 wortl, of Christmas
Cards that must lie sold by December %.
Prices to suit everybody. Special prices
TO those buying by dozen or hundred.
STANTON n DAVENPORT,
No. 1901 Market Street.