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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-02

The tickets for the inaugural ball to be
rendered Governor-elect Wilson at the
State House by the citizens Of Wheeling
next Wednesday evening, have been
placed on sale at various prominent places
in the city and are being purchased in
sufficient numbers to insure the success OF
the ball. All Z Of the arrange have
been perfected and nothing will belief
undone by the efficient committee men.
Dancing commence at 10 O'Clock. For
an hour previous to that time, there will
be promenade ,concert given by Kramer,
who Is preparing an elaborate programme
both for that and the dancing Anamber
Of society people from Pafkersburg,
Clarksburg, Grafton, Charleston and other
points in the State and from Steubenyille
and Little Washington are looked for.
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"one Of the Finest. %

Tomorrow night the famous German
dialect comedian and popular vocalist,
Gus Williams, will present his successful
play, Capt Afishier," at the Opera
House, Reserved seats are now on sale
ct Banners music store. The New York
Morning Journal Of q recent date says; (,
Mr. Gus Williams as Captain Afishler,
in his new play Of that name, is more than
funny ,and is filing the New FORK Comedy
Theatre at every performance. His Police
Captafniis a rarely cotnical pefsonation.
His songs, nil new, have caught the popu-
lar taste. The acting OF little Camille
Campbell, as little. Jeanette, has SO
struck the ladies that the matinees are
very largely attended. This Wonderful,
child;acIess has an important part, and is
excellent in 1t. 5t-3.sIsi 4, 49, T, 81
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BOLD RoBnEns

Tap an East Wheeling Groeer's TIL Very
Reeislessly. ~.
One Of the checklist and most reckless
robberies erreported lhereabouts occur.
red Saturday evening about z o'clock at
the grocery Of August Gering, on
Eighteenth street. Three men entered
the store and said there was a fire in the
cellar. Gering and his wife refused to be
misled by this trick, whereupon one Of
the men jumped over the counter, pushed
Mrs. Gering roughly aside, and riaed the
money drawer, containing about thirty
dollars. At the same time another rushed
in from the rear, grabbed the poker and
struck viciously at Gerings head. He
threw up his right arm and caught the
blow upon the side OF his hand, causing a
severe bruige. The rascal then pulled out
q revolver, but at this 1uncture o colored
woman, Mrs. Julia Williams, rushed in,
grabbed Gering and carried him forcibly
away. , ~
Jean Cady, who had seen the affair from
the opposite side Of the street, rushed
across and into the store, grappled with
one Of the thieves and forced him to the
floor, The man got free, and the three
thieves escaped by o rear. door, and leap
ing into the alley, made their escape.
At least q dozen people saw; the thieves,
but nobody ecognized any Of them. Late
In the evening, however, Officer Wilkie
arrested Pat Condrey as one Of the parti.
eipants He was piyen n hearing last
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Re.engnged for the Chapline Street Rink.
saturdays Exhibitions.
The Chapline Street Rink was crowded
Saturday afternoon and evening. AT
night the crush was simply terrific and
people had TO be- turned away, The at
traction was the appearance Of Clarence
Smith and Minnie Ropchelle, champion
thi6ycliats. The desire To see them was 80
general and 20 many were disappointed
at not being able To- get In Saturday even.
Ing, the manage msnt has re EN- gagged them
and they will appear this and tomorrow
evenings. The riding Of Smith was really
marvellous, he does some extraordinary
balancing, notably that OF balancing his
wheel on two chairs and then have Mile.
iRoushelle climb up on his shoulders, Her
riding Is very graceful. an those who,
witnessed the performances on Saturday.
we're delighted With them and Will no
doubt be pleased to learn that they are
TO have another opportunity sot Seeing
than x n Ti Il9lf 10 - 2 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-02

This evening at Charley shay's Theatre
the Iayleafe Combihati ion will commence
o weeks engag cement, rendering tBoncl.
caults popular drama, 1.-THE 0ctoroon.,'
Mr.. Tayieare, the manager Of this com;
pary, Is q SON Of the well known play
wright, and was for several years cons
nected with Mrs. Chanfrau's company, Of
which his father Is the manager. OF the
company the Cincinnati Eaqlilres Bays;
aThe company reminds one forcibly Of
the good old stock days, when acting was
done in solid chunks and companies
played the drama for all It's worth. The
cast presents the name OF many an old
timer, ndbrines back forcibly 70 memory
the good work Of o bygone age. For these
alone the presentation deserves patron.
noe, ~ q y ~ ~ e y u u
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porals IImlls westward to Ihe westYIl.

OOfate limits westward TO the WeatNif-
pinia boundary.
Anact establishing n County Court and
Board OF Commissioners for tEie co,lnty 81
Jeffefson.
An act amending the act fixing times
for holding the courts In tlie several Judi
icial circuits Of the State.
An aei 10 amend lie aei assessing q tax
upon dogs 90 as to exclude Grant county.
1romiits operation except when Il d or.
idefed 10 he enforced IN TINT county BY q
vote 1.-THE people.
The only acts OF real and general inn
ipoftanee were the two appropriat lion bills,
the General appropriation bill and the
legislative, Executive and Judicial appro.
priation bills. : Z. II 3 5 a; n
I Besides the exclusiyel local bills mem
toned above there are number Of the
bills passed which, while Of q general
character, accomplish at present only
local ends. OF this class Is the bill TO ex.
tend the time inwhich railroads may com.
mence the construction of their roads,
which covers specially the case Of the
West Virginia d Pennsyl Railroad
Company. The act to authorize lateral.
railroads to condemn lands to construct
tnelts ttackA II SklSo l1tenusu especially 70
cover o Taylor county case. In the same
category must be- included the act to au-
thorizei the construction oil board side
walks along public highways, which was
desired particularly Tor w God county resi-.
dents. The act 70 authorize boards OF
education TO purchase school books and
furnish them to children in the public
schools is also restricted 70 sparsely settled
communities In its operations, though tits
LOT o more general nature than the other
acts Just mentioned,
One bill was passed making minor
amendments in the general school law Of
the, State, and one amending the road law.
Another law was passed extending the
time In which distraint and sale may be
made for taxes, and the acts prescribing on
what subjects license taxes shall be
charged and the biennial tax-leyy bill,
were also passed. The time for the cleo:
ton Of the State officers every fourth year
was changed from October TO November
in accordance with the amendment to the
/ Constitution ratified by the people last
October, and the terms Of members of the
Legislature and Q few other officers were
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Messrs. Entler q Rose, proprietors d
the Chapline street rink, have arranged
for d naflers, race; to take place II their
rink next "Wednesday. night There will
be eight entries, two from each factorysin
the city. The distance ID be slated will
be three miles. To the winner there will
be given o pair Of Fenton Expert club
skates; 10 the second man d slSafe aatchel,
and TO the third O silk polo cap. This will
DO an interesting event and wiz no doubt
draw q crowd. "a *. &. 3
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p BALTIMORE, M, Feb. S,-F1Our sie.a, a.,
quiet. Wheat, western hrmer: No. SISts, ~ y
spot 50 February Sd 10; March ~
April Sc; May Com, Vestsf1s : 4
western MIXED February 461Ai7c; March w
Aptil a v nay ., steamer
Rye quiet Of 7saIee ProyIsIOni steady al GS,.s
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G.u. d. O. 4. AnnIrle,rl:sllalirr.

Yesterday was celebrated by. the Patri-
Archaic and lodge Of ,colored Odd Fellows
of this city with anniversary services In
the! church at Bridgeport, where an elo-
quent and appropriate sermon wgs
preached by. Rev. DIR. @. Asbury, OF Way
man Chapel A; n, j. Church Of this city.
The members marched from their hall, on
Main street. to Bridgepo and back headed
by Mayors brass band which made sur
prisinglys good music. The Patriarchate
drilled and makes an exceedingly
apr earanse in their superb uni
forms. Tie lodge was in full feealia.
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WORK oFrHR SESSION. /
ters Pfedomlnnnce Of faEmera.

Il
The Laws That Wore Enacted and Soma
That We're Not. 7.
The acts Of the late Legislature, when
printed, viii show q decided predomi-
nance OF local legislation, though Col.
Whites oft expressed wish that the book
would contain, sonnet thing besides laws Gre
ating independent school districts was
realized by the hap-hazard action in the
closing hours. The first act passed was
Senate bill No. SO, introduce by Mr.. Nor
ris, creating an independent school dis.
trict at Richie Court House. Among the
fotty!seven acts passed, were twelve Sex-
ciusiyely local laws, as follows: n,
An act amending the act creating the
Elk River Land; Improvement and Boom
ing Company. \,
j; An net establishing On independent
school district ct Richie Court House,
Richie county. 300 ~
An net altering the boundaries Of the i'm
dependent school district Of Winfield,
Putnam county, s,i IN 4
An not comforting additional authority
upon the Council'of the city Of Pafkers-
burg, and authorizing the funding Of the
present bonded debt Of said city.
An act giving the consent Of the State
OF INVEST Virginia TO the purchase by the
United Stateso Of Government q lot or lots Of
land in the city Of Glarksburg for the
erection OF post office and United
States court house, and ceding iarisdie.
ton over the same,
An oct changing the boundaries Of the
independent school district Of Glenyiiie,
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AneidelnIt m .Nirht...

Last evening Mrs.S Herman Reas, who
resides on Market street below Ninth, was
visiting the family Of Mr.. William Hull,
on. Thffty.fith street. AsBhe was leaving
the house with members oil the family to
go,to church, she slipped on the steps and
falling heavily TO the pavement broke one
OF her arms. The fracture was an exceed.
ingly. bad one. DR.. y. 81, Pipes was sum.
moned and dressed the injured arm.
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TEE BREAKUP
TnAT1 IS IMaflsHNr ~ rnE ONO.
The River I.ialBs al HsadNassr wheeling
Greek Rms oct IN q Heeiaing Faaliioa
and ths Zee In the River Moves Tho
nssalepp in the ials lxanarha.

The river has commenced 10 rise and
unless there should he o sudden change in
the weather, and 1t should again grow
cold and tighten up things, o breakup Of
the ice maybe looked for within the next
iorty-eight hours. The river commenced
rising here early yesterday morn
ing, and the steamboats, hefeabout,
namely, the Courier, Monitor, Princess,
Lizzie Townsend and Chesape ake, raised
steam and their crews were put TO work
emitting out Ice and getting everything In
readiness. ALI Of this was done as O pre-
cantionafy measure; these boats are In
good position, and it is not unprecedented
that they viii suffer any damage; they
will, however, keep steam up until the
danger Is all over. n Z.
The marksiast night indicated o depth Of
12 feet inches in the channel, AT Pitts:
burgh twas rising with i've feet in the
channel and at Steubenyiiie there was
nine feet. AT the latter place the Josh
Cook, OF the coal fleet, withia tow Of emp.
ties, is lying In avery bad position.
3 At all the points on the Monongahela
last nights reports stated that Il was
rising fast. This was 70 be expected ~ Q
natural result OF the SUMS rays on Friday
and Saturday, taken together with the
rain that fell Friday night. The fifteen
inch fall OF snow that lay on the noun.
tains melted very last on the two days
mentioned and formed o large quantity oi
water, sufficient to send the Monongahela
pin Q hurry.
This much Is known from the manner
in which Wheeling Creek commenced To
boom yesterday, Ithas Its sources neal
the Monongahela, and It's actions are al.
ways sure indications OF what is being
done at headquarters. The ice in
the creek moved twice yesterday
The first time was about noon
The rising waters sent the ice out with
terrific, force. Some rev props that had
been placed under the HempGeld railroad
bridge to strengthen it for the occasion
were Knocked ontssin no time and with
such force did the ice rush out that II
forced a channel across through the
ice over the river and piled UP
opposite the mouth on the Island
shore. II also forced Its way up the east
bank Of the Ohio for nearly O square, o,
more definitely speaking, nearly up to the
Stanm House, and caused rise Of two
feet on the wharf. The ice went outiwith
q horrid grinding noise as, 1t swirled
through the Main street bridge arches
and was iammed together by the abut.
ments OF the railroad bridges. at Wai,
ren's oil refinery it!cane near taking sout
an oil barge. Owing to the TACT that The
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The Salvation Army at Wellsburg ten.
dered the use Of their hal, free Of charge,
10 G. w. McGleary, burned out Of the FIRE,
TO be used by him as o furniture store
until he can complete his new building,
which Is now being rapidly pushed 10.
ward completion. Mr.. McCleary, %
Mayor, had extended Q Ike favor to the
Army at q time when they were without
o place in which 70 hold ltheir meetings,
and now when he Is burned out Of both
home and place In which to do business,
they show thus their gratitude.
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Joseph K. Emmett, the actor, was re.
leased from the county jail: Saturday; his
son, Joseph X. Emmett, il, having arrived
inthe cityito take charge Of him. The I'M.
fortunate comedian was completely
sohered mp by his twenty:four hours com
tinement, and left for Pittsbufgh with the
members OF his company yesterday via
the Baltimore e Ohio road, 10 Gil weeks
engagement there, commencing this eyen-
ing. "A number Of members Of Wheeling
Lodge Of Isllks aeeo npanied the company
70 ri ttsbufgh, and were entertained yes.
terday. afternoon by the ~ Aburgh lodge
Of the order, which held d social session
in their honor.
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lrioawail paperi aud BORDERS.

New. spring styles great variety slow
prices. Also white and brown blanks,
retail 1T Wholesale prices. Window ahades
made up ready ", hang, for 40 cetits. Car
pets and oil cloths at unusually low prices
iercaah. Call soon i.t Nos. 26io and 202l'
Main stfeet6 ions RoeNHa, Agh
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Yeasy sufferer irom Rheti
natiEii NeusAlTia Veal
md Bor Lung, Coughs and
Colds Weak hanl Veal
stomach and BoEGls DyI.
pepela Female tygeakDisi,
n the Lnlfis And BiGti Try
over the PIT ofthe Bt6Iiach;
Ague Palns, BiiiouS Collie,
pFois Tie ssssem from 4
mf9 lEtntY
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We have now In stock full line Of the
above Jackets; also, IN extraheayy qual.
ity for butchers, and o full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not TO
shrink. @. HESS ~ sons,
Merchant TaiIors and Gents Furnishers.
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"A SPECIAL snEEpNo CAR viii leave the
Baltimore 4 Ohio depot Monday and
Tuesday, March ga md 81, Of 5 $50 y. ".
to accommodate persons attending the in.
tlt Washing ton, ID. y.
Il. y. DayAJrs, Sen. Agent,
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ABOUT rEopnE.
etrnneers Al tho city and wheeling Follss
l6roadi


strangers III the city and wheeling foilss
Abroad.
Henry S. Walker and wife, oil Charles.
ton, are at the Mcclure House.
Mrs. Henry Bfues and Miss Gene Friend
were visiting friendsin steubenyille last
week. 81 q - ~ ~ iaIl,i u ~ =. -. Al
Mr.. Joseph Nichols, OF Baltimore, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Zlegenfelder, on
Ewelttlr street.
Delegate Dean, Of Upshur county, leaves
this morning for Boston, New York and
other eastern cities q X X, M
Tux Commissioner Mason and his augh-
ter left Saturday morning for their home
| in Jefferson county. =
Mr.. Frank stamm left last evening for
Baltimore and Warrington. BE will at
tend the Inauguration.
INV. Lane, q machinist OF the Baltimore
q Ohio shops, left Yesterday for q short
visit to his home OF w illiamstown, w. va:
Judge A. O. Snyder, Of the Supreme
Bench, and wife, Of Lewisbnrg, have re-
turned from Q trip to the New orleaus Ex-
position. s.li
The. Parkersburg Sentinel names Q. Clint
Gallaller, Of Charle lesion, as one Of the
active candid dates for the Office 81. Collec-
tor OF Internal Revenue.
DR.. E. ]. Bellyille, who has been sick at
the home Of his brother, y. NJ. Bellyille,
| for the past two weeks, LETT Friday even.
ing for Pottsyille, Pa, the home Of his
parents.
Senator n. B. Scott Of the West yir-
ginia Legislature, found on his desk In the
Senate Chamber yesterday very fine
bouquet OF rare flowers, wilma note ask.
ing their acceptance from citizens and
friends in recognition Of his services in
behalf Of his constituents. .sNath' seems
| to be quite popular with his West Viz
ginia friends Bellais Tribune.
Mr.. Gus Williams was the first comedian
Ito be mimicked in the far-of Arctic re.
gions. The diary OF Sergeant Rice, one Of
1.-THE victims Of. the Greely edition, re
cords that at o Christmas entertainment in
the region Of eternal winter the programme
consisted Of s'the personation Of q rascally
Indian agent Tentonic warblings, planta-
ton melodies and limitations Of Gus Wi;
liams.n J, ri.
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EraHr nailer, two from each factory in
the city, will skate o three.mile face al
the Chapline street rink Wednesday even.
ing. This will, be an exciting and interest
ing event I
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wAsHrSeToN, D. O., March 2.-.1A:M.=-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, gem
orally fair and slightly warmer weather,
westerly winds, rising barometer in the
eastern portion, falling in the western por-
For the Lower Lakes, local SHOWS, FOL.
lowed by fair weather, slight fall, followed
by rising temperature, WESTERLY winds, ris
ing barometer, followed in the western
portion by falling barometer.
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THR horse hitched to delivery wagon
belonging TO Martin Fisher, the, South
Wheeling butcher, ran off Saturday, and
spilled the boy who was driving and nu-
merous well.diled market baskets all along
the street. No, serious damage was done.
TIM famous and popular spectacular
melo-drama, 'sThe Lights of London" is
booked for the Opera House Friday and
Saturday evenings and Saturday matinee
this week. This is one OF the strongest
plays Of its class, and will no. doubt have
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gwua. receive to-day or Tuesday one car
81 good cabbage, in barrels % barrels q
5nionB and e5baffels o. tnfnips. Forsalei
~ zkRygss Bios q %.
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THEnailerst race 1.-THE Chapline street
rink Wednesday evening viii doubtless
fill the place to Overlooking!
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TIHE STATE SOLONS.
ARE WEES Ag HOME

MN, /, !, .,r - Arr wurN .1, ROME
v 90 - go W : -
nativity and Occupation OF the Members o.
lie Iate 3Iamantsd Lseisiatars Only
Z -. 1890. an d, is,s,,,.
~ =,
ers-7ffeaosl " ~ y = ~ '1'ns
i- s-==.-z=-;i-=-
Mn Jnhn Il, Tbornbill az the ()hatles.I
~. an Il Z u, non
Ton t'ses., s.ss S.essl .A1iA ettsstst.s .
and banking clerk OF the House oil Dele.
gates, has performed innumerable services
4, ,,a mast In. ,,1aca s,iccesa;ve hot,sea nm.
:. u ~,
ger Aeions y mn, a ~ - ste =, sV
days OF the late session ne computed ana
q paper filed with information
n yalne; "a many neoplaand az interest 10
ali thnss Winning I'm : fhanks Of he Gen.
srsI nnbl;cs sThanks a about ali he anal
rot mi n n. 7The snaner contains the
S ,So,ness ,,ostoff;ce addressaa natiyityIand
t occnna. ions N nj the menbers and nj.
tsctsas n Tha Il ecisIatnre There iwas n
sey,erai desire exnressed nv ffie members
tA have s1sh q Fiist lint when ! II was
" NY s,J offs,ad Al ian cents Il fonnd a
pr ~ faii;ne ~ IN the interest Ia he
subject. q
s1 The lit shows Int four foreigners in the
4 eeiSIatnfe. these ali being members q
IN Tanse Tbey ale Rohert A lexsiider.
w sn Wood comfy WHO IL a native 81
4 nndnn. Mr Davies AZ Fayette comfy,
q sTVeishman nv biTtb: Mr. FMylea. ofFthis
c;tv Who was horn In Irelane !: and MI
Ss M w" ~ P;tcb;e < conrt Hnnse who "a n
n t1 III thes TRr;tish nrovinee al New
Prnnswick The only Yankee In the
Hnnse e AN M P;cbasis9n ~ Calhoun. who
Moe ,,o 'horn IN Massacb nsetts, EThere ara
three IN Pennsvivanians. eieht Ohio men.
an sS nns Msyyianier M Robertson. a
Ills city hi the Honse. Alllthe rest are
tsVabginiansse san. most OF them being
txnrnei X, AKA S.ste whey, ii was naTf al tbe
ia s6nm;nion : =. 4 + z -, - 6
'NotSino Hconld show the predominance
"a tss as.sssslt..sai ;,,ta.aat, Ia West VIZ.
g;a;a hattsr4han1 tba co,nnos;t;nnS a the
aa;slstrra AZ 3tba s;xty.f;ves members
20 ~ t tisI uon.e th;sty.thr ara tarfners
and ar i'm in the senatss there are eisht farmers
ont n twenty.six members. Some Of
tSese easah;ne other voeati ens with farm.
inc Senator {; vim ia farmer and smer.
Chant ~ are Senators Morrison. Melvin
and IIaeas neieeate 4 Thon nson. snyder.
parter Ea,tneysend GrncEetts ara farm.
az on sna sras;era Mr. Pov,,ter Il mer.
eb ts NJ yell az farmes! neleoese Nc.
.GInns Il q doctor and a farmer ana there
= ans t u and farmer Mr.! MARSHAL,
~ ~ g G;Im Se sonnty the aeetisman Who was
va. > daas mon n yith fhsist;an resr,Iar;ty
ISs t I1 sneaker and The Honse and WHO
IA H. an a,oansnt Nov n bansino his Iii.
~ i%s ", Ian ~ ara, ~:
y, "a h;s d;ss,,s e INF Viii 'neyerthe.
ass ~. IL bis r \, n S east,rss ;nclndine tie
M, 51,asrI IN Shnild n new normal
yvS fsans = M =, -
3 Mr.. Price lisa surveyor and farmer. The
aoqse has pls 8 WE'VE A 4! ~;
VI t.lese - y
~ 20 'sreSanis - ssyen s
S4tAS
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{ THR nailefs race at the ohapline street
rink Wednesdsynight viii afford plenty
otsport. Don't fail o5eee IL. I,
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Z Esearsion iTielets o New orie

u ETdursion Tickets 70 New Orleans.
Cheap excursion tickets are now onsale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call on or address 1. g. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot Of Eleventh street. W Wheeling, VIVA.
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PunE, pleasant sure Red Star Cough
Cure: Prompt permanent 70 1l's cure, Fifty