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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-10

TrrusvtlI.E, Pa. nov. s.-Nntional Transit Ger.
tlcates opened nj &c; highest 7iSc; lowest 727sc;
closed Ut 75hsc, ~, e s1rfh FT1lsl III
New ionK. Sov. s.-petrolcum steady; United
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@ DnEvrrlEs.
aratlsrs Of Minor Moment in aud About tn

city.
LEAv1rT's specially company Mt tho
OperaSH House this evening.
CAMrAIoS badges will soon rank with
tho almafaes OF last years vintage.
TnE Board Of County Commissioners
will meet this forenoon to canvass the
!. TnE West Virginia Grand Lodge a. f.
& A.. NJ will convene in this city to.
morrow. IA n lF,i3L II
WlLLlAM McCAxx, sent to Jail Friday
night for stealing catspp 'front.' ankGunn's
restaurant, was Released on bail saturday,
: OSLY three cases. were entered on the
slate ut police headquarters at midnight
last night. Two were DRINKS and one
was n disorderly.
LAitA RodRii Assembly X. OF L., coin.
posed OF ladies', gayea very successful en-
lcrtainment Saturday night IN Handlan's
hall, In tho Eighth ward.
Mn. CHRISTIAN lIrYs, OF this city, nccl.
.dcntaiiy shot himself in the right hand
Friday while out hunting near Claysville.
The wound is n very painful one.
SEVERAL. barge loads OF fire bricks are
lying at the Island landing for tho Wiz
yiniN street improvement. Tie paving o!
this street is progressing with very salts
factory speed. -
VIRGINIA street, on the Island, is rap
idly becoming n thing Of beauty and 10!
forever TO every resident in tho ward
The brick paving is rapidly nearing com
pletlon and Il eertainlyis u very substan
tial piece Of work. !" ~
TnE Jefferson Club rooms have beef
closed until the present political excite
ment Is over. The reason Is, that tn
floor is not safe and the large crowds tia
hive been in. the habit OF crowding III it {,
night have made it dangerous.
A SLICK swinller is going among Iii
Belmont county farmers getting their sil
naturcto n paper which purports TO .he
petition for the reduction Of taxes. Til
signature turns up nficrwnrd nj tho botto!
OF II note in m innocent purchaser hands
A NEW planning mill will be erected nes
spring by Beltz 4 Flading on u site nj
Joining the gas works, on Ninetccnt
street. The building will DO q tlree.s!nr
brick, 70xloS feet and the concern will b
fitted out with vii the latest improve
mentS. , .
SATURDAY night, the Brilliant Iron m
Nail Works closed down for III fndctlnit
length OF time. This action has been d,
tcrinincd by the management because
a larger stock accumnlating than tue
care to carry through tho winter on II
- = ..HH|.I 20 -H .#l Y N#H 2
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Il. G, Cole, q farmer OF Monongalia
county, has been deserted by his wife and
lett with four children, two girls and two
bows, the eldest a girl Is years old. Mrs.
Cole, it appcars, skipped out with a young
ieliew named johnson, aged about 20,
who had been hired about two months be-
fore by Cole to work on his farm. Mrs.
Coloi is 80 years old and was Gathering
Hin. Of Barbour county. Cole discovered
that a strong attachment was growing up
between his wife and the hired man, but
MS he and his wife had always lived hap
pily together he looked to SEQ It wear
away. Now he metaphoricallyk kicks him.
sell.
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FINANCE \ TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money mud Stock NJ

Aho chsuses "a tno sAopey una stoCk nAhfs
ttgti. }5t kGts. lI!Sl n
NV YoRk. Nov. s-Money easy a. lta. percent.
per tS6 percent, Sterling Exchange, bankers bills
quiet at 81 M. demand 81 u. 'ttg.T.I "a
GoyERSAINr-flm. 1N5a
z HAlLWAys-flrin. t4Ntn fl'sAht
STATE sEcuRl1rs-Stchdy.
srocxsIln the early. hours Of business OF the
on sG, az r SdSsnSe; , Price ,s,o rcsS taaist Percent! Ms
Missouri Pacific rose !9 . 3itNs. illinois Geain,!! ~
tolls, Union Pacific III TO aVfs. Northwestern Il IL
E,sS, Y. PAUL Mo 7S,lGs,, Lake Shore Il 10 CE9e and
buyers aud The bOrnWl ng demand was brisk, Lack:
awanna leading At l,Sa)s percent,
After J O'Clock there WINS u tiiange In tho temper
Of speculation AID bears ftfaaea drive against The
Missouri lacltc AMI iaeile Mall wcrG tho greatest
sufferers. Union Pacific fell on ~ percent 10 IS,
Western Union " to ..IsM, Northwestern Y. 10
N.Y.: ": law IN 70 IVA, Lake sllors ~ 70 NIX,
TX. New YORK ceitmI ~ 10 s9N. northern iTrlRC
ffhe market liet 81 weak. Compared wsi'G iiissi
n'SA' Sl"s'%s I isss as \ - 2 petrsni hewef sssspi
Iexas laeitsc anl Read!ng. which ntG H!inG per;
d. at last previously reported snle. !g,5T p,6,E.
Transactions .Tl.0O0 sharcs.
i?i3S; hselae a OF ", III; Genisai Pacific je9i
Erie. w; lehigh 4 Wilkes, soh.; Louisiana con-
sols, Il: Missouri Gs, lGl]I; st. Joseph. lOS: $. 7. s
8; .; trsts; i15.s; Tennessee Gs, Old, 3sN;lo new.
!6ls;. Union Pacific ftss, ilbj4; do Land Chants
l9Gi do sinking fund, ~; plr1InIn q, 81; w
rcd, ": Adams Express, 1872; American Express,
GA; Canada Southern, ~, Cea.ral Pacific, rs;
second preferred G>s; y, O.. q Ill, -; Denver 4
10 GraIde. 1GsA; EtIe, l?199; preferred, %; Fort
lsrred, sly asked; Kansas 4 Texas. IA; Lake Eeie {
Western, II; Lake Shore, GJa; l.ouIsyille & Nash
Vile, 2tl4; Louisville New Albany & Chicago, 10:
Memphis 4 Charleston 1T preferred. i8;, 40 ID
preferred, 8: Memphis 4 Charleston, g; Mlehiga,
Chattanooga; y: New Jersey Central Az; North
sJh; do preferred, l23H; New York Central, STU
9 tsl scen ,n I IA; oA, N. \ Mississippi, %: do Pr
Reading. ~: s.. Louis ( San Francisco, 20, e
preferred. rs; st. Paul, =; do preferred. lGlK
Il; Wells, Fargo Express, 100; Western uuIon
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{ JUST REcElYED.

100 latest patterns Of Flat Scarfs. pu.
plicates of our Unlaunlerch White Shirt,
reinforced both lhte4s and front, The best
in The market, price 81 90. Also, tho
best NIL wool Knit Jacket,
G.. HESS 4 sons,
Merchant Tai,ors and Gents Fnrnisicrs.
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Wcrc Tl.ey ~lIMntInE Guns.

saturdn" night sone person broke the
heavy oak grating OF the State House base
ment, and entering the room used rs a
State armory, ransacked everything in the
room. \ number Of army rifles were
stored In the room, but these were not
taken, nor were any Of the small arms Ia.
ken. The supposition is that the thieves
wanted ravolvers, and as there were none
in the State stores. nothing was molested.
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The special police, seven in number,
ordered on duty by Mayor Miller Satur-
day evening in the outlying districts,
were still on last night and it is under.
stood TINT they will remain oil for two
more nights. The regular men ordered
in from these districts are put on Market
street between Tenth and the iron
bridge and the result is that Mar
kct street is aiiva with policemen.
where before there were not
enough, now there aretoo many blue coats,
at least that wa the case last night. They
lounged along tile streetin pairs rs though
afraid to be away from each other. There
was no apparent need OF special police
last night anyhow, for the political OK
element appeared to have died out.
However, il they arc to be kept on,
it would not be a bad idea to dis,
tribute the regular men Il little more. Two
or three on Main street in front OF the big
business houses would not be misplaced.
The GENE ut headquarters last night at
midnight reminded one very much OF old
times. The place was full Of the regular
men who had dropped In to report.
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Indications.

WAsnINoroS, D. q: Nov. A.-- a,
M,-For Tennessee and,the Ohio Valley,
fair weather, variable Winds. generally
/, south to west, warner weather in the east
portions, stationary temperature in the
west portion,
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather,
southwcsterly winds, slightly warmer in
the east portions, stationery temperature
in tho west horizons. n- "
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Enr Saic.

q. s. ENGINEER OFFlcE,
.d1 a.- Hnrinnati, Oct. q. fSst. nos
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potl,crat,on Among tho Doctors.

There is a breeze i'll the St. Louis med.
ical society, over certain breaches Of the
code. Several physicians had Special
tiesM and advertised them. This being
contrary to medical etiquette, necessitated
the resignation OF these physicians. How
queer it seems that when good means OF
cure is iound. anybody should object to
making it !public. It is no secret that
many physicians use Browns Iron Bitters
in their regular practice. with the happi-
est effect. DR.. ME. Doughty, Franklin,
Va, says, II am highly pleased with
Browns Iron Ditters,, and believe it to DO
superior to all other iron preparations.
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The Supreme Court Of Appeals Of thia
State met. Saturday Mt 10 a. NJ. pursuant
to adjournment, all the Judges on the
bench.
In the case Of Hopkins { Janney Va.
Detweilcr & Co., from Ohio county, nm up.
peal and supersedeas was allowed, a bond
Of $500 bcing taken.
In the case Of Kygor Us. Roberts, from
Roane county, II writ OF error was allowed,
tt bond Of $500 being required.
Adjourned till Saturday, November u,
nj 10 A II $1,000
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1.-THE v JOHNS"

The Pittsburgh Etaaer says "The Two
Johns" is tho funniest performance seen
in Pittsburgh this season. Those who
saw the farce when it was here before will
agree with this expression. 1t has since
been rewritten, and lG now %funnier than
1t can give Shakespeafe's "Comedy
OF Errors n hundred points and beat It
every time for pure fun. 1t will be pre-
scented at the, Opera House Tuesday and
Wednesday evening" OF this week.
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Chairman Dave D. Johnson, Of the
State. Temperance Executive Committee,
has once more sent out all over the State
thousands OF blank petitions to tho Legis-
laturc asking the submission of the pro-
hibitory amendment. He wants 100000
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AMUSEMENT I
This Weeks Attractions ut Both Theatres

This Weeks Attraction ut Both Theatres.
@ Other Notes.
Young Mrs. Winthrop" was presented
ut the Opera House Saturday afternoon
and evening to two large and apprcciativc
audiences. Both the play and the COM
pany came up to the high expectations OF
Wheeling theatre goers.
Davene & Austin's allied attractions
closed n weeks engagement at Charley
Shay'sTheatre Saturday night. The weeks
business on IN average was unusually
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for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, DOC and 81 100. A full
line OF carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in
grain, brussels, &C., from lsc up. Rugs,
mats, window shades, wall papers; pianos,
&C., &C., cheap for cash, by order OF the
manufacturers; at No. o0l0 and 202l Min
Street, IOltN ROEMER, Agent.
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LIyl,ta a. LDnl on.

my mother" writes Mr.. Reg. Whitney,
lGl Odessa Road, Forest Gate, London,
England, suffered with rheumatism in the
hands and found great relief in the use OF
St. Jacobs Oil, which has a worldwide
reputation us q certain cure for rheuma-
tic complaints"
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ABOUT
Strangers In tn. City and Wheeling Folks

~ .l Abroad.
Ex.Dclceate Grantham, Of Jefferson
county, is in the city.
Miss MIollie PAUL, Of New Martinsvillc,
is visiting her many friends III this city.
Miss Maggie Woods, daughter Of Judge
Samuel Moods, OF, the Supreme Court, is a
guest ut the Mcclure House.
A. J. Stone, Esq, Of Fairmont, arrived
in the cit last evening to attend the meet
ing Of the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Miss Name Cornell, OF Chicago, who
will be pleasantly remembered rs shaving
been the guest Of Miss Laura Harden, OF
Twelfth street, two or three Seasons is once
more Miss Harden's guest.
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IISsLY INSTITUTE.

The SECOND quarter will brsin Monday,
Soyember, 10, when additional classes
viii Ic formed in fl,c English branches,
bookkeeping, iatinIa'ss e.; aer !, n, n. ,; Ss,,.
Terms reasonable. Catalogues sent on
applicAtioii.: F7SF ~
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I'M STATB QUO.
TWO QUIET DAYS IN WHEELING.
Tho Democrats Stiil Confident and the Rc.
pubiienn* Reconelied TO Defeat, but
stu Hopeful = Extrn police ON
i F4bat no Need OF Their Services.

Saturday was singularly quiet and dull
about town, presenting n strange contrast
to the excited scenes Of the previous days.
No bulletins were displayed, and no extras
Issued, but . iunnberpi private dispatches
were received by Republicans, which were
quietly circulated among other Republi.
cans, and being Of Il hopeful character
they raised tho spirits OF Blaine's support.
ers. Tho Democrats still banked Oh
"private Dispatches" md the Associated
Press, whose reports were heartily ~anatlic.
mntizcd when they favored Blaine and
Logan, was referred to by jubilant Glove.
land men rs hetruth:telier OF the country,
now that its figures gave New York to
Cleveland.
Yesterday no news was received, and
there was little inquiry for my, people
generally having settled down to the be.
lief tint nothing definite could be known
regarding the result until t0.morrow's OF.
fetal count Is completed.
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How the hearts Of a crowd swell and
ti.rob with p~itiless hatred against the
man who coughs during the performance
nj q theatre, when they know he is too
stingy-to invest twenty-five cents in a
bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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DuHHEE's SALAD DRESSINGS AND CoLp
MEAT SAUCE. Thenniyersal iayo,jtc both
in the us. and Great Britain. Whole
some, delicious, economical, and nutri-
trious. Saves anxiety, waste, and trouble.
u ~ So -yIW MWr,SW
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This popular old standby, with many
new faces and features, will hold the
boards Mt the Opera House this evening.
The company as organized this season aud
its performance are highly spoken Of by
the press OF cities where it has appeared
this season. Reserved seats are OIL sale at
Burners music store.
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Miss NJ, Ella Dillon. Teacher Of Elocniion. %.
Knives, Spoons and F~OrGs-Ewihs Bros. f
IN the Opera liouse--lAu' ah bah.
.LInluesn pottery and FuncI Gonls-1,G G. Dillon
AssisIlcc.s Sale Of Valuable Real Estate - ~
a fortunate Purchase aud What will he Donr
With II -E. NJ. McGillin &~Co,-Fourth page.
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CtosISd out luggics and Spring
Wagons away below their value.
J. W. FERRgL,
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LntlleA,

we havejust received another large invoice
Of Jersey gloves, in black and colors, at
Z, N. McG1LLlS &"Co.'s, /
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DEiicAre diseases Of either
sex, however induced, radically cured.
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
ISOLATION.
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SOME OF the best boots and shoes in tho
city arc now beinSsold at assignee sale ut
2lO3 Main street.
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.EStru f't,ftct, On.

Mayor Miller swore in ten extra pc.
liccmrn Saturday night, md most Of
the regular force were called into tho cen.
trail part Of 1.-THE city and givcnspecial beats
where people congrcgate most in titles Of
excitement. The Mayor also requested
the newspapers not To display any more
bulletins, and his request was respected.
The demonstrations which had taken
place on previous nights we're also dis.
countenanced. Tho Democrats hauled
their cannon from tho hill back Of the
Second ward oyer to. tho Fulton hill, out
side thu corporation, and kept up their
c.ulnonmlins until midnight. This was
the only species OF rejoicing INDUCED in,
and the city was unusually dull and quiet
for Saturday night.
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Gun special saleo Of underwear has been
al immense success, at
Z, n, SicGiLLtS g. Co.'S,
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A. L. RlCE& co.

New Millinery Novelties To-day. Also
thirty.nyr Elegant pailcra HINTS, that we
will dispose Of at Il positive sacrifice.
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GREAT bargains in children's, misses
and ladies' shoes ut ol03 Main street.
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New YorK, Nov. a."-1hed dry goods market shows
Improvement fair orders In trade. however,
called for quite II number Of ANAL n%SsOrtmolis.
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Fifty Cents Per Pound
for good Atwood yarn, at
L. NJ. McGILLN 4 Co.'s.
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Z. ga. NlrGillim i Go,

Our attention was directed recently by our resident buyer at
New York to three large lines Of Dress Goods held BY a large
Importing House. The immense stock which this house carries
and the unprecedented dull trade Of the season found at its close
these goods upon, heir hands. To unload them a heavy sacrifice
must be made or the firm compelled to carry them through an
inventory. Our stock Of Dress Goods is exceedingly large, too
large in fact for the lateness Of the season, yet choice goods can
always linda place upon our shelves, provided they can be placed
there a" our prices. At the request Of the owners Of the goods,
a price was offered for the entire lot, which was accepted BY them
and the Fabrics became our property. Instead Of placing these
goods on sale at their actual value and realizing a handsome
profit, as we could do, We propose to give to our customers the
benefit Of the purchase.
The goods areas inches wide, all wool; the choicest Of the
seasons Importation: Beautiful in Fabric, Elegant in oloriings
and that house which. gives us goodsvahe. at 81 25s er4yard
makes low prices to their customers. But that the people of
Wheeling may be assured we are alive to. their interests, as well
as to our own, they will be placed on sale.
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for the special sale OF ladies' and gents
underwear ut L. NJ. McGlLLIS l. Co.'s.
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CNttnn,

NEW foRK. Nov. S.-Cotton quiet; futures firm;
loose; December lO.Glo; JANUARY lO.l2c:
February l0.s7e; Narch 10.slG; AnriI 1N.E6.. ,tay
l0.T0c; juno l0.Sic; July l0.9Jc; August ll.Ne.
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First quality goods arc being sold very
low at.the assignee sale, BOB Main street.
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CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Tie frottr's Journal reports:
hNnd. Market fairly active; rough packing q ma
las; packing aud shipping si75i5 10: lighi 81 @a
! "; sells 8 coat 70. Caiile-Rceoipts 1000 head:
shipments 700 head; market brisk and firm, *.
port grahcs % 0oaG IS: good to choice shipping
steers s. f0aG 10: range cattle firm Texas s. 50as bN,
Sheep Receipts 400 head; shiuncnts 800 head;
market steady; common In fair O. hcai 00; medium
70 GOOD 81 ihal a. N1ittaa q hfti a. ..-
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THREE STEAMBOATS, SOLD
H ----
AT U. y. 1iarshai's snle in This City On
H.NFs.f Mn. . III. Sk..f~.fL TIA TNfW. N.F.H.rrY#N

Il S,t,rda,. tho D;,r,ol Co,r,,r ,1 D..
'a .u' e'us'e' ana NY.
uiar, oeioncfns 70 tue farketsbure Trans.
p~ortation Company, were sold In this city
ne an United States AIara,a}js sa}s no
A,o,;onoor W;,,;,, IT LIN. MI.
A'e.e. "'' ,ia''e'' ANe
SAFE way commenced 10 ~ O'Clock and not
GohclhGeu Hntil latein inc afternoon. The
Diurna 500 l9f Sow, INC Courier Tor
S.,4oo ana tio ,lseS,llarlor SIi,soo. All Of
thGse Prices ate fiuiculously low.
me Didftai was Knocked down to Cap
Islm ION lfince, owner nhd muster Of tie
bellairel paeEst lTlncess. Nh Henry
sclihl,lpaeil, riesldent o. mo Transports.
ton Company purchased tho other two
Doa.s. it's nos 'mpi2eaD'e .hat these two
Ren..elnan alu possibly two or t,lree
.n.n n,ay ' ,tn symulga.a ahu commune
tne poa's ~ ny IMrkcfsplrs trade. me
plurna' VIII !oi 'tne present g Kept III
1!as !fane, ahyhoW. sne VII! DO here
TUESDAY morning. aha VIII ls'Ve Tor below
OF! i'tr 9tI 'he' ~ AN. Who her officers
w. ~ " 10 nv ~ present known. Inc
SGu'Isr WIS m,s" up '"lureay hiehl ahu
leu sal!v' yes.eruny morning Under IN,
sl'E T. hout ,'ei ieW 9wner 10 proceed
o.oi"p . 'ta.a'.'s, i.s"r ris'l, S1eek, aha
l VI '.'s c.ie, pu'f'ia.ss, lho t'eeulat,
Mt.s.i sA',n ,t ~ 4, wv oays since w!lle
pc,,k ~. W 'l'isI'ty. .sla, t,
aaess's; h,mioe a''u acfit'u'oaeit eacif,
sseu'Su. na'Sa.as' nutlh? u'e summer
wv ~ n' NI. WAY 'tio,ousliy overturned
on t'o Cinc!iia'i nocSs anu put IN tirSt
s ..Is eoo rau. S,e oi,E'liu.ly cosl ABOUT
i, "o,v w W'ps' M t'I.u ~ P~"iu'Asllls ner
n nn ~ ass1a.i .llo, ilosPllal uIcs unpaid,
" M!' son '.' SIa w.; ~ pnaI.i''s1s'.,l nm ABOUT
:I1ouV' 3nc 10 ,ueciuealy Jug bcst PRIME
.n.se sl,s.M lte'e' =, tllat composed }i!e
1 iondt aaesois' NY vCssei was pnlitlh
10y nau ''' ny i'et nts! .rip ~ august Oh
INV !ea,:, ny loI.owlnG ate her dliieti-
s.ous' 9o.GcI eetih, ny -lo ieet IN length
uelsl " no.' o ieeli machinery, tl'ree
Hoou pEl.ers, Ntu cyiinaers measuring "a
'" N.Y. ~ atooa sttG ha: j., ,o-
Luz Sont.et was oatn III 1871 anHi mas
.le mach.htiy o. lhe old steamer EeDscca
oh her, when ~ sun III good condition
anu "o mi,a hante nun WIS palu Tor Tue
oo w ioiiowins arc ner dimensions:
10 ieet iteam IVY ieet n 'e'stt;?4 feet
hosa; D ool'eis; iier cylinders lsl inches
ny 'ooI s'ioHe. siie cost nearly S.s,OVo.
ny ltst plo d. me lseeu'ar was souo
anu l9r = iI,e " loosea as thongh she
Nouiu = 9 ot'ie over SIoV ea' a''asiy ne
coIhpe'lllon Tween CaEt. uouirey Nun
lienlan ana Mr.; ec1m'ilpach Grove the
price up osl,ooo. me machinery on the
poas TO-DAY u worm s4,oVo; 'liere are
very iew ooa's on she RIVER 'lat nave any
9sttef. iief pollefs alone are worth Sl,-oo'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-10

Fon bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets
and Clothing 50 to s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-10

TWENTY-FIVE cents buys Il gents good
undcrshirt ut j.. NJ. MCGullN K Co.'s,
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

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\ Va Sealed proposals In duplicate viii ic Il.
c;eiSeI ut this Office until noon local tInGl, on Mon,
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kannwhn River, lie IF Point Pleasant, WA,
approximate quantities OF material re1U,,rd;
9;4,i'2 H. y. n. Oak Timber; 9,5aG lbs. Iron llil
lolts; 2,+SG cub. yds. kiprn2 STONE
specifications aud blank forms for proposals VII
De furnished on application to this 0ilicr. Letters
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