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At midnight II was still falling. and there
was good promise OF another cold morning.

Wns R0Ou pE0HllSo Vi hnOtneF COlu morning.
5sf ti IN THE COUNTRY M "a
tho weather was even more Bsyere than III
town. Secretary Of State etalnaker says
that at Mr.. Frank Hearne's country, real.
dencs, east OF the city, at O'Clock A. ~, the
Thermometer Ieglstered 90 degrees below
zero, and ut the toll gate on the National
road It was said 10 be 20 degrees below. Tho
den Ems OK the rural dlstrcts were not
happy, especially those who had TO come to
town. Tho snow Ia badly drifted In s,me OF
the roads, almost blockading them, and rem.
dering travel difficult and .disagreeable.
Boms OF the mikmen declared the milk
froIs In their cans. and every body sgreed
that the weather was ut least Us cold NJ It had
ever been hare. The following was the tenn.
perature reported at various other places yes.
terday morning: Wellsburg. s degrees ut s
A. NJ; McCoy's, Is alta. NJ; Toronto, IL at
AN; Bellaire, 10 at 1880 A. n Csdiz Juno.
ton, % at Ga. NJ; Bowelstown, % at Ca. N :
Pittsburgh, 4 at $50 A NJ; Newark, "a ut Q
A. NJ; Brilliant, IL at $3.50 Az Columbus,
Is at IA. N; East Liverpool, - at 7:3e A. n.
The ice In the creek was In admirable con.
dition last evening, aud there can be no
question that tho Ice men will DO able 10 reap
plentiful supply. IA J..
The sleighing Is also fac; but the keen ak
keeps all people OF the streets who are not
compelled 10 be out. yT.l - q
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'sG STATE AND VICINITY. o7e
Recent Doings Of Wcst virgintaus aud
I. Their. Neighbour. S'Y

I, Their Neighbour. 800
Oil Is being bored for at Pruntytown, Tay.
Tor county. S..l,. -, j.
Rev. Mr.. Walker, OF Bellaire, will hold
Episcopal service, In the Presbyterian Church,
at Martins Ferry on Sunday morning al
1880 O'Clock. Subject, bad Literature.h
The Keyatone Bridge Company, Of Pitts.
bnrgh, has filed mortgage in the Recorder
Office OF Gallia county on the railway bridge
across the Ohio river at Point Pleasant 10.
$i49 0,0Gl. .9r WI -
Belle Boyd, who during the war achieved
considerable notoriety as Spy, was native
OF Martinsburg and lived there until the
breaking out Of the war. At that time she
was 10 years old. Ehe married Col. John
Hammond, OF Texas, and they now live on
large ranch near San Antonio. Hammond
was one OF 6tonewall Jackson's Virginia
scouts. BELLE Boyd was captured and ban.
ished 10 Europe. .gG.7= 1.'s
The gas consumers OF Cambridge are In.
dulglng in big kick. A meeting was held
In the Mayors Office Thursday evening at
which twenty prominent consumers were
present. They want the price reduced to
S. 30 or "a per thousand feet, and that every
one shall pay this instead as at present char
Ing some s. so and others IS per thousand,
end others nothing at all. One gentleman
him and others when holding out induce
wents for them to buy the gas works that the
gas could be manufactured at 81 so per thou.
sand, even though crude oil went up to 81
per barrel. and that they could have a clear
profit OF IS Committees were appointed by
the meeting to, devise, II possible, some means
OF relief. i.5-., ~. g'F=lC, ~.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

9 pE-dECoND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.
vices at second PIesby tciIan Church. Rev. VIM.
H. Cooke, u. D., pastor, at 1880 4. u. and ?. N.
4 rD-zANE STREET n. x. ClIURCH-Tnemc for
J tomorrow ut l0S0A. ~, Loves Book: evening at
$50, GREATNESS Of Love. Sunday echool At 2:30 r,
v. All arc invited. IlTr
I: RB-FIRsr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-se
tho pastor, REV. b. A. cunningham, D. p, will
preach nt 1880 A. N. and O'Clock r, Y. Morning
subject ChrhtlAn Education; esenIug, Patriarchsl
Wedding, r's r. ElN Is&# ~. ia. %
(. nB'DlsCIPLE5 CHURCH.--servlces at Disciples
Church as follows: sunday School At $50 a n.
frcschinE At lGN 4. X, subject, Proyokips 10
( ject, Belief OF a Lie" E. J. lIttl. In,tor.
Z eBClTlZEN5' BIBLE CLAss.-The Ci,izens'
Bible ClaM will meet tomorrow afternoon IN the
lecture room OF the flrs. Presbyterian hurch at
$50 clock cordial invitation Is extended to all
10 be present Lessou-AcS l5:S5il. and l6:l.l0.
ae-FlRsT BAPTIST CHURGH-Coruer Twelfth
and Byron streets. KEY. T. F. Clancy will preach
Tomorrow at 1880 O'Clock 4. ". ana ! O'Clock r. u.
Sunday school at2P.x prG -
nB-foURTH STREET N. Z. CHURCH, : Com.
nunion service at 1880 4. y. Presiding by the
PIesi dius Elder Rev. ". G. enodSrsst, al 7 r. N.
Sunday School nj 81 Pm. Young peOpteH Meeti "
Monday evening al O'Clock instead OF $50. TherO
VIII be revival services ov.ry night next week
except Saturday. Thu Quartetly LoveteaSt will be
held wednesday evening. 'Trl.. .1
4. nB'WAYMAS Gil tPEL, A. N. Z. CHURCH.
There W III be preaching at WIymsn Chapel A. N.
T. Church, by the pastor. Rev q. Ashury, at II 4.
y. and E59r.M Evening subject. 1.-THE Gates that
ate always open." 81 -, t-fFE'
Services Tomorrow Ct 1880 4. N. and ~. Even
ing theme: The First Article Of the Apcstle's
blazer, pastor. ~ ..I1st
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WILL BUILD BARRACKS.
The salvaiirn Army After Site for a
Hall, "

The Salvation Army After a Site for a
Hall. ~
A reporter in bis rounds dropped in at the
Salvation Army barracks on Main street
last night about ten o'clock. A small crowd
was gathered In the front OF the hall, but the
cold weather did not eeem 10 affect the fer.
vency Of The services. r-l7&.
In talk with Capt. Fisher 1t was learned
that the Army here contemplates erecting
barracks Tor Its own use. He said they had
been looking around for a site, and had
formed some plans, but they were not vet
ready to say any thug definitely OF their iutsn-
tions. >, -D-ss iI.5Ts-T =
The Army came here in December 1882,
and leased the old Melodeon hsll ftr four.
teen months Three members opened The
campaign In Wheeling, and there are now
1870 odd working members, or Salvation Sol.
diers, enrolled. Capt. Fisher rays be thinks
the number OF conversions will reach 500,
though no roll Of those converted who ioin
other churches is kept. Capt. Fisher has
been in command here three months, sue.
ceedinE Capt. Clsggett, the lady who was 81.
rested twice by the police. He Is resident
OF eteubenville, and had been member OF
the N. E. Church there ten years, but shack
Slid, and was reclaimed by the Army.
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The ScipcllO Gaze.

y The case Of Guenther schnelle, now under
conviction Of murder in the first degree. for
W 'ich he wassentenced to rimprisonment in
the penitenuary for life. will be- argued in
the Supreme Court Of Appeals at Charleston
to-day, on an application by schn elles com.
sci Tor q writ Of error. 5chnelle Is the mur.
derer Of his uncle, Dr. Shucha1dt, aud narrow.
" escaped hanging for tho crime. 8 Col. ",
Y. Arnett, bis leading counsel, Left Tor
Charleston Thursday evening. He claims
w court made an error on the trial OF
6ohnelle In several respects, especially in "a.
iusipg to allow the defense to open and close
the case, as they claimed was their right nm.
der the circumstances, the killing being ad.
mitted aud the defense being ms .nily. Tha
constitutionality Of the statutory indictment
IL q $50 questioned, and the decision In the
Supreme Court Of Appeals will be an impor.
tant ono, s !! 4 IL
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A Raj Case OF Hiccouchs.

They tell funny story at GAUSS barber
shop, on Twelfth street. Recently q steu.
benville man who WAS shaved there charged
the barrier who soraped him not to touch a
cerssin spot ! . r Lis Ii It ear, as he was inyn
riably 20 I'D with with violent As Of bio:
coughing when anything came In contact
with that part OF his cheek. The barber
obeyed the injunction carefully, but when
tponging of his customers face the tempta-
ton to see II tue gentleman was "codding'
him was too strong, aud, engaging him In
conversation, be carele:tly lei bis finger
touch the spot. & 81 3f..IsS 5'tlSs3flTTr'' q
s."Gosh," he says. in telling II, ."such lit
OF hiccoughing you never raw. I was afraid
the man would blow up! l don't believe be
was thinking Of II, either, when touched
hin" N II ~ N. ~ 6. h A - n -
as"How do you account for II ?n II 4
N4"I believe it's Imagination. Tho man has
had something touch him there Just as be
began to hiecough come time, and he thought
that caused H. 50 every time he's touched
there of be goes. Oh, imagination does lots
Of funny thinga.n 433,I IA
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FOR SALE,

TO- sALE-THE GLADEyILIR
Furnace Property, Glsdcyillc, p,rt,ou cornt, INIT
v, VA, consisting OF 500 Atics Of iaJmirr HIs ssl
Timber lAnoi, one charcoal bl,ht furnace, Giess
dwelling bouses and ono store room. Wll,elliss
ply 10 HkN Rf X. LlSl, 1901 Mnili kiiSlt. c0i ~
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A wild Turkey Banquc,.

In memory OF Aud Lang Byne" Commo.
dore f. 8. Alexander, Of Mooretield, sent q
r,bus: pair OF wild turkeys 10 tho South
Branch Fishing club Of Wheeling, An organ.
izatlon whose exploits. on tho South Branch
have made It famous there aEd hero. The
birls were served at Beuter's restaurant with
fitting Accomplishments. A jolly and con.
genial company gathered ut the board, and
the good health OF Commodore Alexander IL
cal to have teen an object OF special ,llci-
tude. A member was moved to poetic
effort which bis nodss:y excludes from
these columns. and several members we're
Affected with ius sentiment tha. would haye
doua credit to the Congregational Record. The
affair was the notable game supper Of the
Beasop, n.EIa|
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on tho Pan Handle

!: The p, W. & ny. trains due here last even.
Ing were both badly delayed, not arriving
till after midnight. The delay was occas.
Toned by an accident on the Pan Hsndis
road near Burgettstown. A freight train In
two sections YVES ordered to side track at that
point, but owing to misunderstanding Of
orders on the part Of the rear section, the
engine crashed into the rear car OF the for.
ward section. The engine and car we're both
badly wrecked, and the road blookaded for
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B NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
q A FAC'T!

That all goods In my place Of
business have been reduced to such
u figure that should you desire any.
thing in my line, you can certain.
ly be pleased, both as to price aud
quality, by fayoring me with q call.
=. lwil! first state that all Y0uths',
Boys, School and Chfldren's Cloth.
Ing has been reduced to m amaz.
ingly low price, and then quote the
following reductions In mems suits
and Oyercoats:
From 50 90 to IS 90. VIZ.
From $40 90 to 81 50.
From 81 90 to IS 90. Il.
Al From Sl2 50 to $40 90.
3 From $l4 90 to 81 SO.
From SIG Ito Sl2 90. .l.1
s, From SlS Is to SIS 90. A.,
Don't forget that I carry a full
line of Gents Furnishing Goods.
DAVID ASH,
t,o "a M rtprt p-rtf prp prn, = y.
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SOME MORE WEATHER
Of TIE SAME klNo IAs pRlvAILro
~ - " E,'.b|I l=hs- ~ N3tIt l4Es-i sp
For q Few Brief Aours Several iHstks AEo-Ths
nsreufy rryiss to Gst iato the Balb 10 Keep Il
tEgi Warn-rhs Country People Dissstsd.
M N asd the iowa People Pasaijr red. ,l5s

Tho air yesterday morning was keen, and
tho mercury In the Thermometer shrank
closer and closer to tho bulb at the bottom.
The temperature presented au almost unprece.
dented phenomenon, tho Thermometer being
lower at O'Clock than II was at daylight. Al
midnight i. was ten above, and It sank grad.
uAlly until 0 O'Clock 4. NJ, when It began 10
climb again, gsttlng up 10 thirteen above.
Tho following hourly report fthe thermoin.
etsr at Hchneprs drug ators, Opera House
corner, will show the vsgarles Of the mer.
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INSADILEMMA...3
'rWlx''r,{ scYLLA AND cHaRlsols.
Berkeley Countl's Alssisors Haliiss Between Two
y 0plnioas-H neither 70 obsy III Governor or 4
the Law. that Il tbs .Qasstion-rhs ~
Democratic arasssrs X Aroused.


Correspondence Of he Inttufoencer. tEfittg
81 MAaTls,1uio. VIVA, January q, 1884,
The assessors Of Berkely county have com.
menced work on tho assessment for the year
1884. They are In aquandary as 10 what to
do with Gov. Jackson's assessment order.
To obey tho law Ia to violate the Governors
order, and to obey the order OF the Governor
Ia 10 violate the law. Last year they disre.
gafded the order and may do 10 again. The
feeling upon the subject can be imagined
I ON the following call In the Martinsburg
Statesman 10 the farmers OF this county. The
call was Issued by joint meeting OF Turca.
rora md Cherry Grove Ora 'ges: VI '7i JRb
WHEREAS, We feel that tho recent instruc.
tons 10 ssssssors pertaining to the taxation
otcertain personal property, exempt from
taxation by by the law passed by the Legisla.
tnre In 1881. and recorded In the Acts OF
1881, page 1923, sec. 43, which law hiss never
been repealed, Ia without any form Of right.
full authority, and IL q gross usurpation OF
Resslrtd That We call mass meeting OF
the farmers and taxpayers OF Berkeley coun.
~, TO meet In the court house In Martini.
burg, Saturday, February 2. 1884. at 2 p.sM.
sharp, to remonsrats against the assessment
OF such properly. and The )eyyipg Of any tax
upon 1t, under the law at present exktIng, on
the ground that It Is wholly without preoe
dent and authority, 10 utterly unjust, and Is
such an usurpation Of power as would not
pass unrebuked by the people OF any govern.
ment In Europe, aud should not be- 81 filtered
to pas, unrebuked by q free people. y
l.s5sflE-. ~. W. W. DowHAY, q
rsnls J. HANSON LloAr,
f.a4 5t,5naT N. V. 6MALL,
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PERSONAL MENTOR.
News and Gossip In Relation 10 Various

NeusRnd Gossip In Relation 10 Various
Sag4L-t People. ,,-s' - r.
Mr., John Bsne, Of Short Creet wac .n,onc
his friends In tte civ Yesterday! 80 -, '' 1e
Mr. Ieu;. s,,odo ~ No,,h ,uh..,,. !.
oons.a Lsn ~ -; sasaae, o. NORM wheeling, Il
Mt Monnl,onoh :, ess..
v;a;t;nc fr;aoJa ~ y, nuT.. EleeK, Was
s' 1'ouu' ~ 'us wy yesterday.
M. ). L. Hqnies, Of Jefferson county, Ohio,
mas ratufned home from visit to Marshall
county. zs. { :, :. a W. 4! !. '
Mr.. B. Merriben, Of the Second ward. IL
confined to his room with ssyere speli al
sickness. sS5555 n =
Mrs VIM. r, Rob;neon ,a,t Lao, ara,;,. -.
Cheltsuham Acsdemy to visit bs, v san sg ~,
II m tha sic,, i;st = " '1'ts nsi SUI WIZ
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The Germnpia Hal ma,nu.

Tae Germania Singing Society gave lis an.
nual Masquerade dance st Its hall In the
Public Library building, last evening. It
was great success. Tho number Of mao uers
was large aud the costumes were well chosen,
a large number were comic characters, and
these furnished plenty Of !: amusement for
those that were not masked and had to con.
tent themselves with looking on untIl II
O'clock, when the matques were ordtrsd OF
and every ono joined lii tho dance, There
were a good many surprises when 1t was
found out who was who. The committee Of
ar,ang, men,s for this occasion was conf oedd
Of Messrs. H. O. Myers, L. Colmar, F. schnepi.
:A.fWarneke and F. Laupp. The DIOR man.
ayers were Messrs. Henry Rasel, CHARLES
Rinehart, b. Berlschy and II. F. Nolte. IA
section Of the Opera House orcht sra fur.
nished the music.S $s. \, Z; 81 49,
I. On the 10Th prox. the Ge1maula will cole.
b!ate It's fifteenth anniversary with grand
concert and ball. This will be a splendid
entertainment,4 beftting an anniversary 81
the oldest singing society & in tho 1 CITY.
The ladies will on this occasion ,sst In The
celebration BY preparing q supper. 5.,,s,F
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Lsnr Yenr HOP on tho island.

I! That jolly social clique Familiarity known
as the .''1sand Crowd" had very enjoyable
time last night The ladies gave a leap year
hop at the hospitable residence Of Mrs, Henry
Brues, on North Front street, that lady kind.
ly throwing open her entire house and doing
NIL abe could to assist the young ladies'. As
u matter Of course 1t was u success avery.
thing attempted by the Island Crowdn al.
ways IL, and especially 10 when the
LADIES' manage. The ladies invited the zen.
tlemen and footed all the bills, but the zen.
tlemen did the escorting Kramer's orchestra
played for those that desired to dance and
there was whist and other amusemeLts for
those who did not care to dance, A sub.
stantial lunch was served during The even.
Ing About twenty-five couples were present
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R. L: Polk t. Co., publishers Of the West
Virginia State Gazstteer and Business Dirsc-
tory, wish to announce to their patrons tina,
the entire canvas OF Wheeling will be COM
pleted by Wednesday, January so, and all
orders and information must be Ia by that
time. Any changes desired by firms thai
have occurred sluce the regular canvass was
made, will be attended to by their agent al
the Mcclure House, who will call II notice |.
sent A special effort Is being made liz TIT
coming Gtz,tteer 10 chow the advaatsges OF
West Virginia as a desirable State in which
to reside and transact business. @r5
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TOR RENTAL A MODERATE RI
IL uRE-that con, modious r,int fllh
house. No. 81 Thirteenth street. InS,a,r uxell!at
looms, TWO halls. bathroom, wash .S1,,,n .s M
ce,lam; Enquire on tho pICn i,e, q, =, sau 10y
WILDE, No 1905 Main street, VI !"
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River N0WH.

10 +
3 The river is fallings go slowly at this point
as to be hardly perceptible. The depth in
the channel last evening Was G feet inches.
Very heavy Ice in large hoes WAS floating all
day yesterday, aud II the Geld weather Of
yesterday continues, 1t will not b, many
hours before the river will be closed at this
point. It has remained open so long that
nearly all the boats are In good positions,
mad much damage would not BIO anticipated.
GEEN:Bono, Pa, January 25-River closed;
weather clear and moderating. III ~,
MonoAs7owN, W. Va, January 25.-Riysr'
closed; weath,r clear; thermometer 13'.
Ptr7sBuRGu January 25-River feet 8
inches and rising; weather clear and cold.
PARKER, Pa, January 25:-River / foot
Q inches and stationary; weather clear and
cold. I q. 81 nj 81 g.,S' ...5.''s1 .t} & lg
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, January o5.-Riysr7
teet4 inches and stationary; weather clear;
Thermometer 100 ,fg-,. p, s.g'
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.Tryingand Testing.

All persons wishing TO test the merits Of
great remedy-one that viii positively cure
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, bronchi.
liz, or any affection u the Throat and Lurgs-
are requested to call at Logan L Co.'s Bridge
Corner Drug Store and get 100 Trial Bottle
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, which will 3hhow you what q regular
si1ed bottle will do. 5tis gsait5i, soY. 3
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ST. GAINESVILLE,
Death OF nm Old Citizen, Father OF .
Prominent Wheeling Man-Sotes.
Nv. g Camnhall In In nnor haalAh - 49,

Prominent Wheeling Man-Sotes.
WIS. Campbell ia in poor health. w.
WI. Chick has returned to Burlington,
Iowa. a. 5a- ~ T..--.-'''"'
Cowen Rros. will close out their stock
against the first OF April.
Telford pAtten started for Sacramento, Gal.
ifornia, last Wednesday.
Harley Darrah Is home from Duirs College.
Pittsburgh, on the sick list. $50
Thomas Merritt sold bis farm, house on
Greasy Hill, to Joel Elliott, 10y a.
The Belmont County Agricultural Society
will elect It's directors to-day. 5..1ss-.,-.
Professor schofield, OF Martins Ferry, is
organizing clats in vocal music here. 4
Robert Meyer will 60 to Mansfield next
week 70 local for the Shield and Banner. !
The mercury ran down to 25o below zero
along the creeks hereabout Thursday night,
Thomas Maloney has brought suit against
the County Commissioner for $500 damagea.
Another heavy snow commenced falling
i,s wednesday evening and continued un-
III late In the afternoon OF Thursday. yF. &
J. Il. Dsnham, one Of the live farmers OF
this vicinity. was elected Director OF the
State Association OF Breeders OF Attorney
cattle. 55..i55.ItZ a5S r : $3.50 : -,
John Dubois and William Frazier, OF Bell.
aire, were at the lecture OF their brother,
Rev. Samuel Frazier, Thursday evening, on
account Of the inclemency OF the weather,
but small audience greeted MI. Frazier.
The snow d:ifted considerably along the
railroads. The Northern was little behind
time Thursday morning, but in the evening
was right on time. The narrow gauge tried
To make It through. but conld nor ID Il. and
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Horror. OF Mineral Poisoning.

I was suffering with Blood Poison, and
treated several months with Mercury and
Potash, only to make me worse. The Potash
took away my appetite, and gave me- dys.
pepsia, and both gave me rheumatism. I
then took sarsaparilla, etc. All these sarsa.
pnrilla mixtures have Potash in them. This
made me sill worse, as It drove tie poison
further into my system. A friend assisted
should take Swifl's Specific, and It cured me
sound and well OF the Blood Poison, drove
the Mercury and Potash out Of my system,
and to-day am as well a. ever was.
GEO. o. WELLMAN, JR., Salem, Mss..
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Qlll1e Q,ttelliQe,l.lrer.
New Advertiser on IN.

New Advertisements.
To Loan-Money-J.C O. Heryey.
Z Wauted-Eecond.Hand Safe. 3E
? For 6ale-Horses and Wagons.
: Choice Gut Fiowers-Kirk's Art Store. ~
/ Pablo Sale OF Valuable Real Estate,
For Rent-First-class Residence Alex.
Bone, Agent. s,a @... - u. -
Parior Coal Vasos-Nesbitt & Bro,
= For salc-Comiortable Residence
Bone, Agent. ,.l7'5s7 ~ -
When speotacles are Needed. G. Dillon.
Storage-T. A. Morris 4 90, "
Burbank Pota!oes-McKee IslandG Grocery.
special Sale q Caspets-6. Mendsl T. Co. =
DR.. John L. 6mith-Third page. aim
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: CnTtL uRA REsoLvENT, tho new blood putiler,
D!uletlc and Aptritnt expels disease germs from
the blood and perpirstion, and thus removes The
cause Cutlcuta. tho great Skin Cure, instantly al.
lays Itching and Inflammation, clears the Hkln
and Scalp, heals Ulcers ard Sores. restores tho
complexion Cuticura soap. an GIQnlsiie skiu
Bcautihet aud Toilet Requisite, Ia Indispensable In
treating akin difeAsos. and for iougn. chapped, or
gIeaSy skin. blackheades. blolchca, and Laby hu.
nors. CuucurA Remedies arc the only lnialllblc
bio ID pu,iheM and kin bpantinefA ~. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-26

Another railroad company was yesterday
organized according to law, and received a
charter from the Secretary OF etate. It Is
called the Fairmont, Shinns,on l. Clar ksbure
Railway Company, and proposes to build 3
road from Fairmont to the lands OF the New
England, Fairmont & Western Gas Coal
Company, Of Baltimore city, This is merely
leorRsniz ,tion Of ROAD recently chartered
witha an addition to It's Lame. ',sIl 4 - =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-26

FOR RENT-STORE ROOM Wfr1 =,
~ without two rooms IN Itar n, ,,o,s W
MAIN street, corner Market alley, For ir, ~, l
formation Enquire At 1856 Main stree, 'u'ne, b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-26

FOR RENT-A TWO STORY ppiSc
- Dwelling. No. q Thirteenth ,,,n., ph!Ck
Ing r oms; hot aud coli water nni ~, Soaslt
ol a. Little. co her Eotf and Fittrr ~, Aaqala