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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-13
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
'GAUTERNEN' SUNDAY
pEzmK runNpAa IN rnIs cITY.
Tho raip~atts qr this Distrto, with Their
Assistants, Meet mt tho wheeling Turn.
bund'r Hall, u Practice Turning
aud Exchange Views md Ideas.

Yesterday was bn interesting Jay to the
Turner's Of Wheeling, as well IS to those Of
the district comprising TurnCrs' societies
from Pittsburgh to Allentown. 1t was
"rurndag," or Turning Day, and the class
Instructors and thtir assistants from all
the towns in the district where societies
are in existence, are usually expected to
be present. Yesterday there we're twenty
eight class-teachers, assistants and Turner'S
present to take part in the exercises, all
the towns being represented but
Youngstown, Bellaire aud steuben-
vile. There were delegates from
Pittsburgh. South Side, Allegheny, Allen
town, McKeesport and Beaver Falls, Pa,
aud this c:ty. President Scherer, oil Pitts
burgh, and Mr.. SUhambra, OF this city,
directed the exercises, which were credit
able and interesting. breakfast was set
at the hall by tue Turnsisters. The exer'
cises began shortly after noon, and con-
sisted OF classic and free turning and per.
formsnces on the horizontal bar and
double bars aud vaultiug horse. Among
those participating was Col. Jake Nunger
Of this city, one OF the Oldest turner's In
the district.
The object Of the meeting being not only
to practice and exchange ideas Us 10
methods of instruction, bat alao to become
acquainted, the day partook largely of the
social feature. About 3 o'clock in the
afternoon all present sat down 10 a sub
stantial repass, also furnished by the
rurniste.s, and alter this feast there was
another OF different kind, speeches be-
ing made by prominent gentlemen wh1
we're present, and general good socia
time enjoyed by all. :.
At the business meeting last evening il
was resolved 10 bold the next similar
gathering at Pittsburgh, on the south
Side, late in January. The aim Is TO meet
about once month, but the December
meeting is usually omitted, while Two
meetings generally held in the summer
months,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

cut in his clothes. At the time al the
trouble he had on coat and an overcoat.
Neither Of these garments were cut.
while his vest and shirts had four holes
In each. Two OF the holes in
his clothing were right over the left
breast. In the skin underneath were six
little punctures barely sufficient to cause
little blood to ooze out. The other two
holes in the clothing were on the right
side. Here two little Sits not deep enough
TO reach the fatty tissue were TO be found
in the skin. These two were the ones that
Kline thought we're bleeding internally.
None OF ths cuts amounted to more than
a slight cut OF the finger, but Kline car
ried on like good fellow over them.
His story w&g,that Maloney used insult
ing language to him, said he was going TO
take bis machines to-day and ended by
yelling across the street to Mrs. Kline in
an insulting manner; that he remon'
strated with him and that then Maloney
rushed on him with knife aud that he
had to shoot aud club him in return in
self defense. He said that Mulkurns'
older brother had tried TO kill him,
and that 10 arm himself against
MuIkurns he got permit to carry re.
yolyer. He told several stories about ex-
periences he hal had that had no bearing
on this case, aaid he had been taking NOR
phiue for the rheumatism, which made
him act and talk SO that some peo'
pie thought him drunk, hoped he
would get well, and wound up by Saying
that he wanted justice.
No one but Kline had anything to say
about knife, and he failed to explain
how he happened to receive so many cuts
through so few holes
Just at midnight last night a report
was circulated that q cutting scrape had
occurred on Market street in front oil
Luke's livery stable. Examination there
showed the sidewalk freely spIinklsd
with blood, but inquiry failed to develope
any OF the particulars Of the affair, except
that tall man and short man got into
quarrel, and the short man had one Of
his hands badly cut, the wrist being near
" severed. It was learned that Kline
had about that time gone into a saloon
near by with his hand cut, and bleeding
badly, and got friend to accompany him
in search OF aphysician.
Whether this difficulty had any con
uection with the former one is a mattel
OF mere conjecture. Officers Watson and
Carney were on the spot some time after
the affair, but could get no definite intor'
nation or trace OF the participants in the
| AtfraY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

The entertainment at the Chapline
Gsrep; rink Saturday afternoon and even
ing was an unusually fine one and at
trScted larga GudiOuGs to witness it.
Douglass, Wood aud Atkinson have been
spoken Of before, and It Is almost needless
to cay this 10 one of the finest coInbina,
tons ON the road. The skating Of Miss
Douglass and Mr.. Atkinson snever been
excellod, II equallGd in this city, while the
bicycle performance Of Mr. Atkinson was
superb. This ia a crest company, aud q
large crowd will no doubt greet them to.
night on their last appearance. MeBSTs.
Entler 4 Rose, the pr0prietors, have sue
eeeded in getting the company TO cancel a
date eIgewherg aud leRgin in Wheeling
over This evening, when they will give
somewha. different, but altogether ag
pleasing performance. Nobody should
iplss geeing them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

At a meeting of the rsilers now EN-.
ployed by the Laughlin Iron and Nail
Company, at Martins Ferry, OHIO, held
Friday, November 6, 1854, the following
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty
Providence to remove from our midst by
sudden death our esteemed employer,
Alexander Laughlin, in The zenith OF his
usefulness,
ResOlvtI, That we deeply mourn with the
be.eavcd family, realizing that his chill
dren have lost an exemplary father, the
community useful citizen aud the work
ingmen faithful friend.
Resolred, That we attend his funeral in
a body and wear the customary badge of
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That Copies Of these resolutions
be sent to his family, and also published
in the Wheeling Register and INTELLI-
aEyCRE. HOWARD DEITCH,
ALBERT GRAHAM,
DAVID PAXTON,
Committee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

The following transfers OF real estate
were admitted to record at Clerk Hooks
office Saturday:
Deed made November @, 1885, by George
p. Z. GilChrist, special commissioner, TO
8. 2. Hildreth, for the north half OF lot
No. 0, in square No. 20, In the old town Of
South Wheeling. Consideration, Sl,2l0.
Deed made October IL, 1885, by JoVeph
Hydinger and Elizabeth, his wife, to Han
nah l. Fisher, for the south part OF lot No.
4, in square No. / of the subdivision OF
the estate Of Joseph Hydinger. Consider
alton, $3.50.
Deed made October 0. 1855, by Mary v
stroebel to Nicholas Schroeder, for piece
Of ground lying between Alley q and
the west line OF Chapline street. Consid-
GRAFTON, $BOD.
Deed made November Z, 1885, by Will
liam H. Cox and Virginia, his wife, to
John A. Long, for lot No. in Cquare No.
7, in what is known ss tho Joseph Cald-
well addition. Consideration, S2,lOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
Tho Now City Hall.

The Committee on Furnishing City
Hall, geales aud City Prison met ut the
City Hall Saturday evening. The Furnish
ing Committee made an inspection Of the
new lookup, the members expressing
themselves well pleased with tho work.
The committee agreed to set apart Tues
day, between the hours Of 8 and l0r. NJ,
for the pHrpoSs Of throwing open the
building TO the public for the inspection
Of ladies' and gentlemen who desire to see
the handsome new quarters OF the mrnl-
Cipal government. The officials will move
into their new quarters on Tuesday, and
Council will meet in the new chambers
that evening. Tie Lookup was completed
by tho Hinge Company Saturday, and
duly turned over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

The funeral of Hon. Daniel Peck took
place at st. Clairsville yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, and was one OF the most
largely attended ever witnessed there.
Nearly the entire Ohio county bar attend
ed, n special train going out over the G..
L. 4 W., road for their accommodation
The Belmont county bar was also present
in body. Mr.. Pecx's remains were laid
10 rest in the Methodist cemetery, ad'
joining The town, where several OF his
old friends and fellows at the bar have
preceded him.
a meeting Of the bar Of this county was
held Saturday, and was largely attended.
Judge JelTyrs presided and 7. NJ: Garyin
acted as Secretary, and Messrs. W. ]. W.
Cowden, B. L. Aliisou and b. y, Dovener
were appointed Committee to make ar.
rapgenents 10 attend the funeral, and
Messrs. Robert White, W. P. Hubbard
and II. NJ. Russell a committee to draw
up appropriate resolutions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
TIE masonic GRAND LODGE
And Grand Chapter-MssttnESH oro To-day
aud Tu.m ,rruw.

aud Tenn 'rruw.
Saturday evening and yesterday a num-
Der OF leading citizens from the State ar
rived in the city and quartered themselves
at the various hotels. To-day aud to-tnor-
row will witness large influx, especially
Today, from the KanaWha Valley and the
river counties via the steamer Andes.
These gentlemen come here as representa-
tiyes to aud officers Of the Grand Chapter
r. A. M. and Grand Lodge 4. +. & A. NJ,
Of the State. Prominent among those from
out O! the city is Hon. o. s. Long, OF
Charleston, recently If Wheeling, who is
the Grand Secretary Of both the Chapter
and the Lodge. lie has established his
headquarters at the Stamm House, where
the brethren may find him.
The Grand Chapter meets to-day, The
opening session will DO At IL o'clock noon
and the closing one this evening. Mr.. A.
]. Stone, Of Fairmont, is Grand High
Priest Of the Chapter.
The Grand Lodge will commence it's
sessions tomorrow evening at O'Clock and
close on Wednesday evening with theusual
banquet. Judging from the present ar.
rivals there will be very full attendance
at this communication. The Grand Sec
rotary and Grand TreaSurer will be in
their oiIics in the Masonic Temple To-
morrow during the day for the purpose OF
receiving the reports OF tho subordinate
lodges.
The present officers OF the Grand Lodge
are as follows:
George E. Thorpburs, OF cabsll Q. H.,
CIR. NJ.
il. R. Howard, of PIT. Pleasant, Dep.
VS., Sumnerg, Of Charleston, sr. CIR. W.
George F. Irvine, Of Wheeling, Jr. Cir. W.
Hugh Sterling, OF Wheeling, Or. TT.
o. s. Long, Of Charleston, CIR. Gee.
1t is understood among q number ot tho
brethren that Mr.. Long will positively de.
cline rs.election to theoffiCes Of Grand Sec
rotary Of he Grand Chapter and Grand
Lodge, upon the ground that his official
duties rs Clerk OF the Municipal Court OF
Appeals prevent his giving that attention
to the irterC s.s OF the fraternity that they
ahould have. Mr.. Longs declination will
be decided loss to the fraternity. For
the past fifteen years he has held the posi-
ton and served well and iRithfully.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
ABoUT pEopLE.
Strangers In the Oily aud Wheeling Folks
Ahrund.

Strangers In the Oily aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Felix LatTerty is confined to his
room ry typhoid foyer.
Miss Laura Harden has returned from a
visit to friends in Ravenna.
State Senator ]. B. sommerville, OF
Wellsburg, was in the city Saturday.
Hon. John W. Grantham, of Middle
way, is at tho McLure. HO comes to at
tend the meeting Of tho Masonic Grand
Lodge.
Hon. o. S. Long arrived in the city Sat
urday from Charleston. The Supreme
Court Of Appeals has adjourned until next
Saturday.
Sam BGrcklcy, OF the St Louis Browns,
left Saturday evening for New Orleans, to
Join his club which will play daily on the
Exposition grounds there.
Mr.. Frank Henuig, OF tho Thomas W.
Keene Dramatic Company, came down
from Pittsburgh yesterday and spent Sun.
day with his parents aud friends here. He
will rejoin the company to-day.
Mr.. viii Hoffman and bride, OF st.
Louis, are in tho city, the guests OF Mr..
Hodman's father, Mr., j. G, Hoffman, Sr.
A notice OF Mr. Holnan's marriage was
published in this paper last week.
Mr.. r. B. Rees, Of Clifton, Mason coun-
ty, is in the city for the purpose Of attend-
ing the Masonic Grand Lodge. He is Il
we'll known roller in the mill at that
point. He is stopping at the stamm
House.
Madame D Auria, wiieoi signor D AURA,
Ia expected in the city today from New
York. She will make her home here in
the future. signor D'Aurla has met with
g4lattering success in securing pupils in
vocal music and the care OF the voice.
Mr.. Charlie johnson, formerly well.
known newspaper man here, lator OF
Kansas City, and recently in charge OF
tho advertising department OF Hon. Lewis
Bakers St. Paul Globe, has accepted n
similar position on the Louisville, KY,
Commercial, the business manager oil which
is also former Wheeling man, Mr.. John
r. Dunlap.
Mrs. Sarah Turner died Saturday morn
inc at the residence OF her son in-law, DR..
@. N. Stelle, at CordovG, Md, Of pncumo-
mia, Mrs. Turner leaves six Cnildron, one
OF whom is Mrs. B N. Hildreth, OF this
city. She was sitter al l., S. Delaplain,
Eau, and Mrs a. O. E,f, aud was well
known in Wheeling, where her death will |
be sincerely monrned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

Mr.. W. W. Irwin, who was appointed
Chief Clerk Of the postollice by Mr.. Simp.
gon upon taking charge Of the office No,
venbsr |, and who assumed the duties oil
the position week ago, found the duties
too arduous for him, not being entirely re-.
covered from severe spell Of sickness,
aud rendered his resignation to Postmaster
Simpson last week. The appointment was
rendered to Mr.. Eugene List, who, after
examining into the duties OF the position,
declined the place. Mr.. Allen Brock was
then appointed, and took charge Satur-
day. MI Brock Is competent and expe-
perienced accountant, and will doubtless
make az acceptable Chief Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
MIR, LAIjguIIS,s KRAL
On Saturday ono of the Largest Ever Seen
In this City.

On Saturday Ons of the Largest Ever Seen
IN this City.
The funeral Of Or. Alexander Laughlin,
which took placs at II o'clock Saturday
forenoon from his late residence on Chap
line street, north Of Twelfth, was I'M
usually largely attended. Rev. Dr.. D. A.
Cunningham conducted the services ntthe
house. The only floral offering was a
beautiful pillow with tho word Papa"
upon it. This active pallbearers were
Messrs. j. II. Vance, Joseph Dubois, John
II, Hobbs, AloDzo Luring, w. W. Hollo-
way, Thomas Hughes, Russell Hubbard
and Morgan L. OFT; and the honorary
pallbearers Messrs. Henry X. List, J. v.
L. Rodgers, Daniel M;Geary, David Gut
man, L. S. DelapIAin, Mason W. Burt,
Geroge A. Dean, and Major j..
@. Alderson. The Nailers' Asso-
citation OF the city aud vicinity, the
employees OF the Laughlin Mill and many
other mill men were present, and seemed
to be deeply affected by Mr.. Laughlin's
sudden death. Though the funeral was
notunder Masonic auspices, the deCeased's
brother MaSons and Knights were present
in large numbers, as well as the leading
bushes and professional men OF the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

The tine Of year is approaching when
business men can not we'll spare the time
at the dinner hour 10 go To their bones in
the remote parts Of the town. AZ the
holidays approach this will be still more
the case. But Wheeling merchants aud
clerks are more fortunate than those Of
any other city, for they eau secure a sub.
stautial meal, with all the comforts Of
home, aud convenient to their places Of
business in the centre OF town, These
accommodations, too, are cheaper than in
any other city, for where but in Wheeling
ia there really frHtGlass restaurant like
Martin Thornton's Capital" where such
low priccsprevail2 Echo answers, where 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

About / 80 o'clock Saturday morning a
fro broke out in the stove foundry Of
W. L. Sharp 4 Sons, on Fifth street, at
SteuNenyille, The flames had gained
considerable headway before discovered,
aud the entire building and contents, in
GLIDING number Of valuable p ,tterns,
were destroyed. Two stables, Floato's
shoe shop and Simpsons warehouse were
also destroyed. The loss on the foundry
is estimated at $50, 900; insurance, SIS, 600
loss on other buildings, $1,000; insurance,
81 900. By the destruction Of the foundry
thirty.tlvc or forty men are thrown out OF
omploynent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

In connection with the game OF base
ball which was announced fJr Saturday
II should be stated that the use of Clar
sGce Lsird'S name as pitcher for the pick
ed nine was unauthorized. He has been
away from the city for week, but re-
turned Saturday the proud father ola boy
baby. Mr.. Laird has long since retired
from the diamond, AT present his bust.
ness is such that he could not play pro.
vided no felt so inclined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

The highly sRGressful advocates Of
Gospel Temperance, Alexander Cooper
and Rav. W. W. Pierce, Of Michigan, held
their first meeting in tho Bridgeport N.
q. EhurGh list evening, and were greeted
with packed hapse made up OF the var.
ious congregations 1f the town. The
speakers were listened to with marked
attention, and the prospects for the COM
ing series OF lectures are very promising.
Tie meetings will continue during the
week, aud all friends OF temperance are
asked to attend, as 1t Is 8 non political
move, and one in every way promotive oil
good,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
ANornKR IoL1cEMAN


smlth'S Force.
The work of reorganization" OF Porter
Smiths police force goes brsvely on. Since
Porter assumed tho duties OF City Ser.
geant seven of his men have resigned, or
rather five resigned and two been dis
charged. The last one to go was Officer
Adam ShafTer, OF the fourth ward, who
rendered his resignation Saturday evening
10 take effect at once, The only reason
given by Shaffer is that the service is not
to his liking, and he had contemplated re-
firing for month or 60 past This makes
three vacancies among the regular men on
the force and ono substitute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09
A NARllOW ESCAPE.
Two colorsd Women Poisoned by EatlUG
Sausagss.


Sausagss.
Saturday morning Mrs. Jennie Sims, a
colorcd woman living at 81 Eleventh
street, bought of u butcher named Kali
bi,zer, who has stand at the south end
Of the St coad Ward market, a quantity OF
stuffed sausage, or pudding" 1t was
cooked for duDer, aud both Mrs. Sims
and Mary Thornton, who lives with her,
ate some Il it. AtsUpper time MIS- Sims
again ate small piecV Of it, and Mary ate
freely. Booth noticed peculiar taste, and
in few minutes Mira. Sims WAS taken sick.
rae other woman also became deashly
sick soon after, both having all the symp.
toms Of violent mstaltc poisoning, and
their condition rapidly became so bad as
10 alarm the family, and DR.. i. II. Still:
ward was summoned. He administered
antidotes, and the poisoned woman i'm
proved slowly, though they suffered more
or less all night, and the dangerous symp'
toms had not entirely left them yesterday.
Had tho physician not been promptly
summoned there is little doubt that the
women would both have died. The poison
was evidently in the sausage, as it was
the only article of food OF which these two
partook and no other members OF the
family did, and none OF the rest were
affected,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed ut SchnepfR
drug store, 1918 Market street, Saturday:
IA. NJ. $50; IL ", TO-; 3 p. NJ. 72': P NJ,
G50. Sunday: A. NJ, 550i IL NJ, 5G'; 3 p.
NJ, BEE; 7r. ~ 50o.
INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, Nov. ST. A. M.-For tho
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, generally fair
and warmer weather, preceded in the
Ohio Valley by stationary temperature
and variable winds.
For the Lower Lake Region, fair
weather, clearing in eastern portion, near
" stationary temperature, followed during
Tuesday by slowly rising tGmerature, yari-
able winds preceded by westerly winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

We hear great deal in these specula.
tive days Of lucky Investments. The most
lucky investment which man could
make would be a bottle OF st. Jacobs Oil.
He would never be troubled with aches or
pains and could devote his time to making
money.
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g;nr Sale and zsor 2}ent,
FOR SALE.


u Acre Farm on bOgIS KUN, -
A nice Farm OF lBi acres. well wa ere! hrd goJi
dwelling OF six rooms, small ham, rGh o'(hiNH
Of very choice fruit. This farm Is Sius!rd VI
miles IRON MartinsbuFg, " Va.
IS Acre Farm IN Green Township, Weac cow
ty, WA ,,,
~ Acres ct Elm Grove, four rooacd hoRs' y
trees, choice fruit, apples cherries ana ttaN A.u
new stable; Can now be blught irEs 30 $50,
Dwelling House No, 1880 aarkGt sU.r', fOon'
and attic ,,.. .,
dwelling Horses No So. 10 S.. No 81 and 10 y
Sixteenth street. IA
Lot No. ~ Square No. II. J. 4 J. Z. Bakers 40
dltion, can DO bought tor SIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF WOOlCns, being com.
plCtC line OfSniiings, PantGlOOnIHgs and
0YercOatirgs, which We shall get up In
flrst.class style and III, and ut lowest
prices. also, iull line Of Furnishing
Goods always on hand.
c. HESS L SONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

To LADIEs.-BeaItiful gray, brown,
black, and all shades and styles Of bangs
70 suitall features and Complexions. These
artistic goods can be had oil Nine. Vaunt,
nj Nav McLuFe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

The Baltimore & Ohio will run an ex-
cursion TO Chicago November 10 at the
low rate OF 81 for the round trip, tickets
good returning 10 days. An extra train
with sleepers will leave Wheeling depot
at :5OP. NJ, city time. For sleeping berths
apply at Baltimore & Ohio ticket Office.
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FOR RENT.

Two Rooms, No. aug wapr stree. 49,, ,,,
Two three Roomel Dwellings IN rear Of No. .t''
Water St'eAt. III
-Four Eoomed House, No 1877 ALLEY Is, IN S'o'
repair.
-Four Roomcd House, No. 50 Alley5
Fivo RoomCd House, No III NirIlr IA 'ueI
Eight ROOmed House. No. 05 MArE'l '!'tU'
Business House. No 2IC3 Main street ...,,
-Four Roomcd House, No, Ill., Baltimore XXI. .,,;
Two ROomed House, No y iweny,'rSta.NN, W.
-Four RoOlned House, Ally y, south o. I"'u"
seventh stree.
Three Rooms No. l04l EoG street
No. lg4 Alloy Is.
For iurthes Information enquire Q!
Real Estate Agent, Colle tor ard N1'aII f,S,'7
nD7 No. l6i! NlL.G--L -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

LADIES! Latest London craze, shingle
bang. Cannot be detected as artificial.
Nine. Yaunt, at New McLurc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-09

WE caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us on WeGAly
payments. They are impOSters.
JACOB ". GRUBB, JeWeler.