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mittee on streets and alleys. It's useful.
ness would be destroyed, nndEoing before
Council, whenever $1,000 or more was
wanted, would .inaugUrate such iobbinv
and leg.rolling IN Council ~ had not been
seen since the,days Of the old regime. In
iact, 1t would be m almost practical re.
turn TO those days, as far rs the Council
was concerned. Col. Campbell said he
was not 30 much speaking for himself as
Tor the Boards 10 come. His time was
almost out, and he would not 10 back.
Or. Baird, In his remarks, made the salnc
statement.
DR.. Reeves stated that he favored the
Board. Then he doplored the use OF
money taken fr0tn the Water Board while
the city WIS using impure water. lie con.
tinued for some time longer about the
city's sanitary condition and the approach
Of tho cholera. The discussion Of the
committees report was then resumed.
THE COMMITTEE SPEARS.
Mr.. Paxton and Mr.. Swcency stated that
the suggestions the committee hud ,nnde
were made In good faith md in them they
thought was tho cure sought. A running
discussing took plncc for 4 half houror SO,
until MIR. Peterson took tho floor.
lie advanced the idea TINT the Board
was mot the only body on which
to put Il brake. Council itself should be
looked after, and MI ordinance passed
that should make the Clerk and Rcceiyar
liable to tines provided they issued or nc
copied any orders when there was no
money Oh hand; tia. they should furnish
an II, Ett,,r Il liz, ~ nNnI,na a., 81 Ikl.as. ..ns,
di,ion, aud keep Council posted, SO that
all would know that no work would be
paid for when there was not money to
pay for it when it was ordered. rN@.
1t was suggested that one Council
might pass such an ordnance and the
next repeal It, which was followed by the
suggestion that Legislative action would
make the thing binding.
ANOTHER MEETING cALLaD.
AS it had grown quito late. the further
consideration OF the two ideas advanced in
the report, together with that of Mr.. Peter.
son, was deferred until II meeting to be
held next Monday night, thereby giving
all q chance 10 study the committees ~.
port,
1t should be borne in mind that in the
expendilurc oil Abott $$S5, 900 annually by
the board, rs stated in the committee.
report, was embraced expenditures iol
considerable unusual work. When tn,
Board was first formed it had to cxpcnt
about $4,000 to place in IL proper condi
ton the botchea work OF the former Stree
Commissioner. The flood OF last Febru
ary also caused n heavy and unusual OK
penditure, and the carrying out of the bi,
works ordered by Council, and Tor which
appropriations were made, swclled the sun
to the amounts named.
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LOCAL pREyIT1ES,
Matter. Of Minor alomrut IN and About thu

City.
REGULAR sc%Iai.nonttly meeting Of
Council Tonight.
SLuooERs and wrestlers at Turner Hall
this evening.
EunlEsQuE ~"P1xAroRE' at Charley
shay's again tonight.
GEORGE MYERS fell last night while com.
ing out Of Lawrence Hller's place. nj Full.
ton, and broke one oil his legs.
TnE case Of riApnn, charged with COIN
plicity IN the Geyer diamond robbery,
will be tried IN the Circuit Court to-day.
Couxry COMMISSIONERS NJ. SrssN was
taken suddenly and dangerously Ill ut his
home ut Fulton yesterday with lung fever.
ClTY Taxpayers should bear in mind
that only n few more days remnlu IN
which to secure the discount for cash
payment.
LENA WnrlSG, the colorca girl sen
tencel to two years imprisonment for set
ting fire to G. L. Tracy's house, will be
taken 10 Mouudsviiic OIL Thursday.
Tug lust one Of tie Dig Five limiting
Clnb'oi the Creek Mill, caught Il freight
on tho llcmpiield last evening, and will
ioin the other four ut Coon Island, where
i two weeks hunt is arranged.
\ CHANGE Of tins went into effect OH
the Ohio RIVER railroad Sunday, by which
the afternoon train Tor Piirkershlirg now
leaves this city ut $3.50, Wheeling time.
:: Thctimcs Of other trains are not altered.
JouN AiooN:y was before the police eour.
. yesterday charged with assault OH Frank
McAdams. The evidence showed the
assault was with deadly intent, and the
ease was sent to n justice, who committed
Mooney to Jail.
Mn. FRED THEIRS, Of the Atlantic en-
CINE compary, says the report that he dc
youred three quarts Of oysters is u vil'
SANDER ind was the result Of IL story cir
cuiated by Il disappointed neiglibor wht
was not invited to tho feast.
TIE following letters remain unclaimed
in the postollicc:' X. II. Hanover, VIII
Wiiardle, II. W. Wumly, Miss Aync
Warner, A. NJ. Seaver, Mrs. Laura hose
berry, &. 9. Lewis, John II. Kemp, NJ
a. Joyce, W. D. Henry, F.. ". Eddy
Cephas q. Davis, Roberts 0. Bell, Mn
Margaret Gardner.
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Cotton,

Nkw YoIH. nov. 2i,-Co.ton steady; futures
steady: November lp.ibc: December lO.aajc: Jkuu.
AIRY lOl1c: February l0.6Sc; March ll,1lc: Arril
RS6s MAY P.9,c; juno ll.loe; July ll.l2c;
August II. 39c.
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r%o.u,rh,., SNOW NJ Turuer Hall,

The Dominick hfcCaifrey Athletic Com
bination will give an exhibition Mt Turner
Hall this evening. McCaflrey, who 10 but
81 years old, claims the. championship OF
the world. He Is the only mai. who ever
bested or drew blood. from John L. sulli-
van. lie has IL record OF fourteen battles,
knocking nine OF his opponents out inside
OF three minutes; he also won the shortest
glove tight OH record, by knocking Jack
Stewart, the Canadian giant, ont IN thirty
seconds, at Boston, July 81, 1851. Stewart
stood six foot two and a talf inches in
height ahd weighed 2l6; McCaNrcy five
loot eight and Il half inches and weighed
100 pounds. His last glove fight vas with
Charles Mitchell, the English champion,
whom he defeated in four rounds at Aali-
son Square Garden, New York, October
18th last. MeCatIfey will spar twice dur
ing tho evening, and show the WHEELING
sports how battles are lost and Won in the
prize ring,
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FREE TRIP TO WHEELING


H.. -NN-#L#
General Superintendent Charles How.
ard, who for the past six months hasso
efficiently supervised the business Of the
Ohio River railroad, will leave Parkers-
burg i'll 4 few days for his homo at New
ton, Conn. 1t was his original intention
to remain n sufficient length Of timeto get
the road in good working order. b. his
signal ability tbs road Ii well organized
and fast becoming popular with thotrayel-
Ing public. Mr.. Howard Is n genial gentle
man and has made many warm friends
who will much regret Ills departure. Col.
George ". Thompson, Vice President,
will assume tho management when Mr..
Howard leaves, assisted by 9. l.. VII
liams, rs Assistant superintendent.
1T this connection 1t inay bc stated Tint
tho road has extended n special invitation
to tho people OF jackson county, living
dong the proposed extension Of tho road,
10 come on u FREQ excursion over the road
to this city and return on Wednesday
next. the 26tli inst. The Jackson county
people are expected to reach parkersburl
via the steamer Eibernia carly enough
Wednesday morning TO catch the early
lrain. Arriving here they will spendfout
or five hours looking around.
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LENA WlnrlSG, the colorcd girl sen.
fenced to two years imprisonment for set
ting fire to G. L. Traey's house, will be
taken 10 MonniSyiiic Oil Thursday.
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a uNINN L
IL Union lsaiiruMu Projected for this
IHhs u|hrr-g. (ifv SOP. ,G' -

And Union lsailro"o Projected FOR this
City.
The articles of incorporation will be
fled ina day or two with the Secretary OF
State Tor the "Union Railroad and Depot
Company" OF this city, which will have n
capital stock OF $4,000. The incorporators
so far are j.. II. Wade, Of Cleveland,
President OF the Valley Railroad; r. II.
Cochran, Of Toledo, Chief Attorney OF the
Wheeling & Lake Erie road, and l.. w.
Sutherland, OF Jefferson county, Ohio, a
Dircctoro OF the same road 4. B. PAUL,
q Director OF the Mount Vernon,
Coshocton 4 Wheeling road; Joseph
Ramsey, jr., OF Cincinnati, Presi.
dent Of The P, V. & Q. road.
It is probable that Reen Harncs, Of the
Union Bridge Company, which proposes
TO bridge The Ohio here for rmilroads seek
ing an entrance to the city, will join the
enterprise. The project ins been on foot
several months, but has just crystalized
into form.
The plan is TO build 4 railroad from
the east end Of the proposed bridge, in
North Wheeling, to q point near the creek,
where the depot will be located. This
will be open on equal terns'to all roads,
old or new.
The companies named represent a rail-
road mileage OF 9SS miles, OF which IFS
miles Of road are completed and in opera
t1hr ."".F". :. 49, Ed AH-H'H.F
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4 Lost Hoy Recovered.

Willie. the fonrleen;year old son Of G.
H. Spnulding, Of Brilliant, who 80 mystic
riously disappeared from his home Octo.
her 90, was found by Marshal Finney, Of
Stcubenvillc, at Greenyillc, Darko county,
Ohio. The circumstances Of the boys
discovery, or The clue clue which led to it,
arc not known. The authorities are very
rcticcnt in regard to the whole tra,,sac-
ton, but enough is known to lead ono to
believe that their theory is the boy was
spirited away by persons who do not live
about Steubenville. Mr. spanldins spent
time and money unstintinyly in his efforts
to find his son. The entire case is en-
shroudcd III mystery, and the particulars,
when they come outy will be read with i'll
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JouN AlooNEy was before the police court
yesterday charged with assault Oh Frank
McAdams. The evidence showed the
assault was with deadly intent, and the
case was sent to y justice, who committed
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TirrsvilLE, IA, nov. .t.-0rcnai Mt 7a3sc;
highrht 7.lIc: lowest T..1sc. clnscd NJ 7!l14c: ship
incnts none taken charters Il. 59j barrels; rnns n.
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TRADE,
The Features of the Aloncy md Stock Mar.

Ahe Eentufoh OF INC AtOhey hnu SlOek MAR
NV York, Nov. @.-Money easy a, HailS per.
cont, closing offered At | percent, Prime mier.
bankers bills firm nj 81 Sl1.: demand 81 t5LI :
GovE1SMES1s-stWI1g,
RAILwAfs-StcAdy.
STATE sEcuR1TIgs.Quict.
SrocEs.,rhc market continues quiet, the change
simply reflect the operation Of room tmte's, It
the onenlng speculation was ilrm and prices nd.
yniced AaM percent; iAckawanim rose / % to-.
Sor,hwcsic'n 10 va ind ST. Paul to ~. Toward
midday Il weak tone prevailed and the carly tn.
Irovemcnt was lost. In tho afternoon the market
was Irregular, but in the lnain wenk. Northern
down " y q; Northwestern iyft of 10 s.ts9, 81.
10 GJ1ss.
Near the close I%Ackawnnna moved Up to loSy,
closed firm. Compared with Saturdays closing
iral Pacific. Southwestern preferred, Rhode i'll nd,
Missouri puciilc, New Jersey Central, Pacific Mall
and Omaha which nre u to l percent lower. =
Tmnsa ti0ns 10 GO shares. 5G.,
" s. is, l0l3:u. s. +tas. 1l4si:. U. S. new IS,
isa1Ss; laeiiic 6 Of '9i, rs; Central Pacific. l0V1s;
Erie, 5lY:. lGhigh ~ Wilkes, NY: Louisiana roii.
Sc. tlssts, ll5:, Tenncssec Is, old. 40; do new
SS1s: Texas Pacific Land Gmnts, 3GIi; do Rio
Grande, 81; Union Pacific tirts, l12: DC land
Grants. 1861: DO sinking fund, llG; Virginia e.,
20; Virginia consols. evtra matutcd coupons s.;
do deferred. 8; Adams Express. l3l; American TX.
pres. q: Canada Southern, 70: Central Pacific,
w: Chesapeake 4 Ohio; 8; do first preferred, 10:
Rio GE.nde, 1888; Erie, 1Ts; preferred, .!ss;
Fort Wayne, 40; Hannibal & s.. Joseph, a3s;;;
do preferred, ssll4a; Kansas & Texas, lJl.: Lake
Erie & Western, lils; Lake Shore, GJA; Louisville
4 Nashville, az: louisville. New Albany 4 CHI
cngo. IS asked: Memphis 4 Charleston lSt prefer
red, ~: do "a preferred. 8; Memphis l. Charles.
ton, es4; Michigan Centnl. 81: Missouri Pacific,
VIZ; Nashville & Chattanooga. Sc: New Jersey Cen.
iral. .4l3S: Northern Ihcifr, TX: do p~rclerreI, AZ:
Northwestern SytS;'do preferred / l!iks; New r0rE
Central: 81: Ohio Centnl, ia: Ohio 4 MISS.
s,,,pni; lG4; Do preferred. 81: Pacific Mnil. SIX;
FnncIsco, 20; doprctcrrcd. 81: st. PAIL, 76is;io
preferred. lDjtA&: Texas lnriic. llN: Union Pacific.
pa: United Suites Express, 81: ". St L.. K =. w:
g preferred. ~: Wells, Fargo Express lis;
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a CHANGE Of time went into effect on
the Ohio RIVER railroad Sunday, by which
the afternoon train Tor PArkershirg now
leaves this city ut $40, Wheeling time.
Tllctimcs Of other trims are not altered.
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COMPLETE RETURNS.
OF THE NOVEMBER ELrcr1oS.
Cieycfand's Plurality In West Virginia Only
4,.:i iy the Corrected y~ote-DnllotS for
All Four Grandfather by Countics-Ths
Total Vote OF Each Elector.

Tho returns Of the Presidential md Con.
grcssional elections held in this State this
month are now complete at the State
House, and Governor Jackson yesterday
prepared tho certificates md commissions
Of tho successful Democratic candidates
for electors. Tho votes for the Blaine,
Cleveland, st. John and Butler electorsi in
each county are given below, the eleesor
receiving the highest vote OH each ticket
being selected:
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ELOpERS ESTED,
4 Former Iowa Couple Captured in This

y Foroaor low Couple Captured IN This
City.
J. II. StancliT and Mrs. Matilda Nc
Conkcy were arrested yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff McCollocl on q warrant issued by
the Governor, who received arequisition for
them irom.the Governor Of Iowa. They
eloped from Polk county, in hat State, in
July, 1883, and settled here. Mrs. Nc.
Conkey left q husband, but took her three
children, and it is to recover them that her
husband has pursued the guilty pair.
They spent the night in jail, and will leave
for Iowa this morning in custody OF
Deputy Sheriff Blyler, Of Polk county.
Stanclitf worked as q painter for James
McAdums when he came here, bat has
lately been in the employ Of the Domestic
Machine Company. The couple
lived on North broadway.
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X su,plc Will Lecture,

The arrangements have finally been
made and Col. Jake kemple will deliver
a humorous lecture nj the Opera House
on Wednesday evening, December 3D.. As
n live; original hulnorist he is too well
known &c, thu people OF this country 70 re-
quircr comment or praise. His subject,
.t"aunw; Ell. Got There;t or Democracy in
the PROMISED Land suggests what the
public mNy expect in the way Of some
ching new, rich and funny..E a.E..
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Tug lust one Of tie Big Five limiting
Clnb'oi the Creek Mill, caught II freight
on tho llempileld last evening, and will
| Join the other four ut Coon Island, where
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W1etlin9, Nor. 81, 1854.
TIE no.Anp OF r~unLlcwoRKs.

Rulc+ as adopted by Council when the
Board was formed and which has been in
force eyer since, provides that the Board
may contract for my sun not exceeding
5 1900 in the name OF the city. Rule 4 rs
it is proposed to be amended by M ordi-
nance drawn up by the Solicitor and now
before Council, provides TINT the Board
may contract for the expenditure OF tho
contingent Independently Rule s, which
sets aside the revenues from tho police,
court, scales, wharfage, markets, etc, for
the use OF tie Board, and for the further
expenditure OF such further portion OF
the revenues rs shall have been previously
appropriated by Council, and It may also
contract for tho expenditure OF any Of the
l0ccnt levy fund not exceeding in the
aggregate including NIL expenses - dol
lars; otherwise the Board mus. submit the
question of making such contract to
Council. The blank it is proposed to fill
with one thousand.
Col. Campbell, Of the Board, spoke Grst
on the report. He felt grieycd ut what he
considered u slap at the Board. He ar
gued that tho fault did not lie in that
quarter, but with Council md Council
men. The Board had never used money
that had not either come to its hands
by the contingent fund or tho ten sent
levy, or been appropriated by Council. By
the adoption OF the proposed.ltew rule 4
thu Board would simply DO made q COM
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Four Months in JnIl.

Minnie Bell, ke'colorcd girl accused Of
stealing diamond ring from Mrs. j. E.
Faris, for whom she worked us Il domestic,
was nrraig,ied in Part II Of the Circuit
Court Yesterday, and a verdict Of petit lar
ceny agreed upon, in consideration Of the
fact tiatt tho girl had already been in JUL
nine months. She was sentenced to iour
months additional Imprisonment
Judge Boyd presided in Part II for the
first time tits term yesterday.
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AHOuTPEOpLE,
strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
Abrunl. .'

Abroad.
Hen. Ben Wilson, OF Clarksburg, Is at
the McLure house.
Charles B. Smith, OF parkcrsburg,
Sheriff OF Wood county, is in the city,.
Miss isulora Pollock leaves to-day for q
brief yisitto friends in Detroit, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sands are of on
n visit to friends in Moryantown and Fair.
mont.
Mn. J. 7. McCoSSAony Blaine P. o,
Ohio, entered the Wheeling business Col.
lege Yesterday.
Miss Matte D. Hubbard, Of Frankfort,
Ind, who has been visiting friends III this
city, returns to her home to-day.
Mr.. Frank Green, Of Baltimore, after q
pleasant visit lit this city, leitior Clarks.
burg to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Spates.
Mr.. C. R. Tracy, Superintendent OF the
Western Union Telegraph Office, returned
home yesterday from MI extended visit to
New York.
Auditor OF State Miller returned to the
city Yesterday from the East. He went
from here TO indianapolis, and from there
to New York, lie was among Vice Pres
dent-ciect Hendricks audience when lie
made his alleged great speech in Brook
Ign.
Col. j. Bernard reyton is again a can
didate for the office OF Clerk OF the House
OF Delegates. The presentation Of his
lame will be equivalent to an election.
Tic is not only u thoroughly competent
clerk but he is II clever and popular gen
tleman with no enemies and innumerable
friends.
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An illuminated view OF a dyspeptic's
stomach would be & frigli.ful sight and a
dreadful warning. A view Of the interior
OF a healthy stomach is not unpleasant,
but, on the contrary, isa very Interesting
sight. There is nothing like Browns Iron
Bitters TO keep the stomach healthy or to
restore it when demoruiixed by the effects
Of indigestion. Miss Ida Shivers, Ellicott
City, Md, says, II suffered from dyspepsia
and general prostratior. Browns Iron
Rttcrs improyed me from the start"
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The Wheeling Pottery has shut down
for n week or ten days and possibly
longer. The reason for thisl Is tho large
stock Of goods on hand and the sluckness
OF orders. For long time the concern
has been running full time with q large
force Of hands. OF late orders have been
slow and stock enough has accumulated
to oil all orders for the next thirty days.
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Y. =. W. \. Entertainment.

A large and apprcciative audience was
present at the entertainment given in the
baptist church last night by the Young
Peoples Working Association # tho
church. The programme WIS as follows:
Music, choir; reading, Howard Fee; read.
ing, Miss Annie D, Di.elow; Duet, Misses
Mary L. Craig and Ida Knight; reading,
Miss Lon Charnock solo, Miss Ella L.
Amiek reading, Miss Matte i. Gary:
reading, J.. a. Amick: solo, John Thomas:
reading, Miss Annie DtKalb; recitation,
Miss Cora Gary; solo, Miss Dude Forsyth;
reading. Miss Jennie Edwards; reading,
]. o.. Wyant; Duet, Messrs. 7. i, kasley
md g. Y. Reed. i
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white 4Sa4ic, do mixed Slas2c. Rye dull AZ 6laese,
Hay qu!et and steady: Prime TO choice Penntyi'
ynntA sA Goals 30. Provisions easier: nesl pork
:Is u; bals meats ,sSa!a sr naa s,saf s tiS i.1 rs
sides t0Hc; hans i3a7ie. Lard, refined We. But'
ter steady western hacked l!a!lc; creamery !.aSlc;
Eggs firm ut scci. LINED lsa?oe; Conse 9nles mn
easy and quiet; 4 soit 6iile, whisky s.eadynis 81 lsa
nj ", t TtlF
6 Tol.xbo. Nov, e,..-wheat quiet aud steady; No.
. red cash and November 70c bid, .Oecember .loHc
Slat January Az ;sAe; February a11iSt MMc; s,: Say XII GiSb
May alISc. Oats quiet. no. 9 white assAc; Mp
a;c, cloysr,Sed nSslsSteae a. PRIME aiI cS ~ : - DID,
Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Nov, 9t.-Tht Dnttrtt' Journal reports:
Cstle--ltcteiptS 1900 hw!d. shipments 2.uW head;
market fairly active aud steady. ,exr8is ,Sttties
81 lad Gl; poor to fancy shipping :! PAY V;Ie1aIs
Z; ;SG Sm.s a& IN l hEs l1 20 ~, Iisee isfpIs . .t;H;S h ossn. t0 il
higher and closed Il shatfc wclkcri ttcdvy 1t 2ja'a1'
light 81 va4 %: rough grades 81 GAli?O, %sheep-ln..
ceip,.s 100 head shipments tV head; irsrEes
j rs. Tho Dnlltrs' journal Liverpool oNbid tetats;a
stronger market for cattle; .AinetlrMis nte In light
supply; bSs, grade, ~ higher than last week; ia
i5Gc lcr ID. dressed. ~ Z, %
a shade bisiisr ,ban iass, weeks prices; receipts 10
head shipments 10 heal. llOss active, rtcUips
H,G9 head; shlpAenis 2.s00 head; PhilNlelphiMs
$40 O.; forkcrs. " ieii ~. Sheen unchanged:
rcelFts 3,Goo head shipments 800 bead.
C%iseISSArI, o., Soy. N.-liyc hogs firm; com
mon aud tight 81 t9st y: packing aud tutnAers'
81 loai 50. receipts 6,b0O head shipments .lOo head.
Petroleum.
0ti CRY, Pa. Nov. ?i.-NAilonAl Transit csrtl.
lc,trs openei nt M; highest 7!1tc: lowest '2llkc.
closed at 723te. Sales 3.1G9 barrels; clrarDnecs
I mi rhnstt.i. kafists 49, bJ5 barrels. Exchange stock
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Mn A. NICHOLS, Of this place, says he
suffered from ~catarrli for years. lie pur-
chased q bottle Of Ely'sC Scream Balm Of us.
lie is now almost cured, and says you can
not recommend it too highly. We are
nor of Ely's Cream Balm tlan Of
all other catarrh remedies, can hardly
keep a supply on hand.-Evers Bros.
Druggists, Independence, Iowa. rrliskw
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for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, Doc and 81 90. a full
line Of carpets, hemp, homemade ras, in.
grain, brussels, &C., from 1Sc up. Rugs,
mats, window shades, wall papers, pianos,
&C., &c, cheap for cash, by order OF the
manufacturers, at No. 20l0 and 2O2l Main
Street. JoHN RoEMER, Agent.
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 lntcst patterns Of Flat Scarrs. Du.
plicahs Of our Unlnundcrcd Willie Shirt,
reinforced both back and front, the best
In Tho market, price 81 90. Also, the
best nil wool Knit Jacket,
y !, C.. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Tullors mud Gents Furnishcrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-25

The Museum Of Anaiomy, Mt 1881 Market
explains male nud female construc.
ton. Open for men IL week. More in.
structivc than volumes on mysteries Of
nature. i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-25

No MAN knows what ministering angel
his wife Is until he comes home one day
suffering with a dreadful cold and she
happens to have n bottle Of Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup in the house,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-25

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS invested for ono Of
our Linen Handkerchief the purchaser
will carry away value not to be obtained
else where for less than SOC.
Z. n. MCCLELLAN L Co.