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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-09
LocAL BRRvITIEs.
mnttor, Of Minor Moment in and About thu
City.

City.
Two marriage licenses were Issued yes:
terday. ?
@ASrIcs" at Charley shay's theatre is
the only amusement eventthis evening.
Two new ornamental chandeliers will
BIO placed in the Opera House next week.
YESTERDAY was Est. Jackson Day." but
the Democrats OF Wheeling did not seem
to be aware Of the fact.
KRAMRR's orchestra plays for q grand
ball to be given by the young society peo-
pie OF Barnesville this evening.
A SLIM audience witnessed the second
presentation OF "The World" at the Opera
House last night, when the engagement
closed.
TwRSTY.PouR boiling furnaces will be
put on at the Riverside Forge on Monday
morning next, in order to work up the
stock Of pig iron now on hand.
FOREMAN SNYDER, OF the Atlantic En-.
CINE Company, lost fire alarm box key No.
2Ol, while going TO the fire last Saturday
morning. Any person finding the key Will
confer favor by returning 1t to the At
lantic Engine Honse.
THE Australian Novelty Company will
be the attraction at Charley Shay's thea
tire next week. Among its strong cards Il
Mile. Aimee, the "human fly who walks
on the ceiling head down. The company
is the biggest show yet booked by Col
Shay.
JONI HRADLY. was yesterday atraigned
in Police Court on charge OF vagrancy
and given one hour 10 leave the city. He
was found wandering about the streets o
II o'clock last night and again locked up
He will be taken to the workhouse THU
morning.
TnR Republicans OF tho Third ward viii
hold conference at the Lincoln clut
rooms this evening TO talk over tn!
Councilmanic timber offered in that ward
preparatory TO tomorrow evenings pr
maries. All the Republicans OF the ware
arc urged 10 be present.
A REPORT has been circulated that Eliiai
Alarling, the old man who was so cruel!
tortured by masked robbers several week
ago, was in dangerous condition, ant
would die from his injuries. This is no
true. Heis mending rapidly, and has beef
able 10 walk about the house for som'
DAYS.
Tur funeral Of Mr.. Louis Solder vii
take place from his late residence in thu
Fifth ward this afternoon at 2 o'clock
The Odd Fellows OF the city will turn on
in body. A meeting Of the Board o
Education will be held at l o'clock p. n
to make arrangements to attend the fu
neral.
TuE work Of pile driving for the P. W
& XIV. freight depot extension is progress
ing steadily and is nearing completion
Only short space remains to be gon,
over, outside OF the bridge foundations
A large crowd is present every day t
watch the interesting and often danger
GUS work.
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Mell,nurr Notes.

The week of prayer is being observed
by the various churches here.
Mr.. Alfred Craft and Miss Celia Good
were married on Tuesday evening.
William Mex. Chiefly, grocer, made an
assignment on Monday 10 F. P. Nuzum,
for The benefit OF his creditors.
Fires have been quite frequent here Of
late. The last one was on Saturday
Damage slight. Too much gas the cause
The regulation depth for gas was reach.
ed at the "Alaid OF 1he Mist" well on
Tuesday, but no gas was found. How.
ever, Tie company is going to make a test
by boring one hundred feet deeper. Ten
wells have been sunk here, three OF which
failed to secure the coveted prize. A com
pany is forming with the view OF sinking
a well for gas in the vicinity Of the Miller
well, on Skull Run.
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A gentleman yesterday called the atten.
ton Of u reporter to the fact that Il there
are Objectionable features In the divorce
laws OF this State they originated longer
ago than in 1882. The only change in the
law made In that year was an amendment
requiring parties who sued for divorce 10
have resided in the State one year, This
amendment was proposed, the reporters
informant thought, by w. =. Hubbard.
Three petitions for divorce have been
filed in the Circuit Court this week. The
cases are: Eva D. Smith versus Otto Smith
Clara G. Murphy versus Oliver F. Murphy,
and Jennie Brinton versus George Brinton,
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
NEW AND UNUSUAL ACTIVITY
In the movements Of Real Property In tho
Past Day or rwo-rho Opera House tobo
Extended over the Adjoining Lot.
Tho Rlno House Again Sold, etc.

For a day or two there has been an I'M
usual degree Of activity in the real estate
market in Wheeling, and the prices at
which several transfers have been made
are rather surprising in viewof thegloomy
view many people take Of the city's i'm
mediate future. Ono Of the most impor-
tant OF these sales was made yesterday.
Col. Thomas 0'Brien transferred to the
German Insurance Company seventeen
feet OF ground on Market street, adjoin-
ing the Opera House on the north. The
price paid was $3.50. Two years ago Col,
O'Brien bought forty-four feet OF ground,
including the seventeen feet, paying for 1t
$4,000.
Learning OF this transfer, q reporter
called on Secretary Foose, OF the German
Insurance Company, to learn the signif-
canoe OF the purchase. Mr.. Foose de-
clined to say anything, but 1t was learned
that the company Proposes.to, extend the
Opera House over this lot, and remodel it
entirely inside and out. A general inn
preston prevails that the time has about
arrived in the history OF the city when a
larger and finer theatre is demanded, and
it is no doubt in recognition Of this fact
that the owners OF the Opera House con-
template rebuilding the house, in keeping
with the present demand.
OTHER LATE TRANSACTIONS.
Other important transfers OF real estate
have beenreported within the psstfewdays
and among these may be mentioned the
following: Mr.. Peter Welty has purchas-
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FoR RENT.-A FRAME H0liST
IL fronting EoT street, suitable Tor small h.
ily. For Particular enquire 1t S2t Main 4. n,
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rhs nallalre sleel worker,.

A meeting OF the Bellaire steel works
employees who are members Of tho Anal
gamated Association was held yesterday
to consider tho offered reductionin wages.
q. D. Thompson, OF this city, Yice.Presi,
dent Of the Association for this district,
was in attendance. It was resolved to &C.
cept the proposed reduction II the COM
pany would employ the same force as at
Homewood. This would require On extra
man for each Job. Unless this proposition
is accepted the men are determined to
strike.
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nnkar md fnrron.

Monday night next, Baker and Farroti
iavorite vocalists and comedians, will pre-
sent their new play, 1.-THE Emigrants", al
the Wheeling Opera House. This play il
highly spoken Of by the press. It intro
duces new songs, aud the stars are sup.
ported by an unusually strong company Of
actors. Reserved seats will be placed on
sale at Banners music store tomorrow
morning. No doubt the popularity Of this
team in Wheeling will secure d large
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Petroleum.

BRADFORD. Pa, Jan. S.--crnde oil dull and I'M
wednesday 6G699 barrels; total shipments 90, 10.
barrels: charters 6i603 barrels: cearances ,OoG
barrels, National Transit certificates opened aud
closed nj 7Sc: highest 735zc; lowest T2iSc,
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The Sharpe family had rough time Of
1t. Mrs. Sharpe applied for divorce from
Mr.. Sharpe Then Mr.. Sharpe applied for
a divorce from Mrs. Sharpe. Neither Of
the applications was granted. Thereupon
rel for the custody OF the children. The
whole infelicitous business was caused by
indigestion, which had sourcd the tempers
OF the belligerent parties. Browns Iron
Bittes tones upthe digestive organs and
enables people 70 eat ioyfully and be hap
Ply. 1t is not a costly experiment to see
what a dollar bottle OF this medicine will
do to promote family harmony.
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A NARnoM ESCAPE.
A Young Girl Falls Into the River, but ia
Rnsnnaf

Yesterday young daughter of Gus
Wagner, aged Is years, fell from house
boat moorcd at the river side, on the
Island, into the river, and narrowly es.
capped drowning. No person was near at
the time, and the accident was unnoticed.
The girl sank once. and rising to the sur
face gained a precarious hold upon the
cakes OF ice, and screamed for help. Her
hands slipped repeatedly, and she was
almost too exhausted to cry for aid longer,
when her appeal attracted the attention
OF Ad Everett, the well known pilot and
he ran down to the waters edge, sprang
in and reached the girl Just In time to save
her life.
The act was at imminent risk to Mr.,
Eyerett's own life, to say nothing OF tho
serious discomfort OF the cold bath in the
t0tt war
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MORE MONEY
Wanted for the New state House at Char
lesion.

uNat0A AtA sAS Atett AettNS
cAarlesson 7Ho. '
. To the surprise of many, the specifica.
tions for the flooring Of the new Capitol
building call for white pine flooring. In
this building, which when completed will
be the pride ofour city, a hallway of any,
thing bat thing would look out of place in
its surroundings. In view ofthis fact, the
architect, who is in Wheeling, has had
the Board Of Public Works recommend,
and will have introduced as soon as the
Legislature conyenes a bill providing for
an appropriation to meet the extra ex-
pense OF thing the main corridors.
The proposition to tile the halls meets
y h favor among such men as Governor
" .lson, who said to reporter that by all
means the extra expense should be in
Cured as the result would be 80 much
more highly satisfactory.
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NATURAL GAS ron wIIEEL1Na.
a Meeting of MANUFACTURERS aud Musings,
aten TO be Held THIS Afternoon.

- .4----y-- -
a Meeting of MANUFACTURERS aud Musings,
aten to be Held This Afternoon,
As stated in yesterdays issue, the time
Is at hand when Wheeling manufacturers,
business men and all citisens interested In
the future welfare and prosperity6 the
city, mnst do something towards counter.
acting the advantage nov enjoyed by
Pittsburgh over Wheeling In the use 81
natural gas as a fuel in her mills, glass
houses, potteries aud other industries.
Wheeling capitalists and others realize
this, and to that end . meeting Is To be
held at tho City Building In the Second
Branch Chamber at o'clock this after.
noon Tor the purpose al considering the
proposition advanced in the editol ial
columns Of the ISTEtLIGRNCEg twJ DAYS
since, to take the La Belle well after II has
been bored to a depth Of 1000 ieet, and
continue boring 900 or 1900 feet further,
provided 1t can be secured at reasonable
figure, which those in q position to know
say can be lonS.
At this afternoons meeting there will
also he discussed the schemeto pipe gas
here from Wellsburg or some other point /;
also the idea OF securing some one OF ex.
perience to come here aud locate the gas
belt, Il II il be found in or about The
city. Gas or some equally cheap and good
fuel must be procured here sooner or later
in order to allow Wheeling to successfully
compete with the Pittsburgh industries,
and the advantages held out to ldangiac!
turers by Wellsburg,
At this afternoons meeting every one
interested. either as a manufacturer or a
citizen, y expected 10 be present and any
one hayingideas on the subject Is invited
to advance them.
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The Features of the Money and Stock M

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kets.
New York, Jan. S-Money easy al laih per,
cent: closed offered at Primo mercantile parel
l%a6 percent. Sterling Exohange bankers, bills
s'SSSS a Il ~ fsIanS at S SO
HAusoA Nj foSps-(;enerally fIrm.
STATE sEcuRlTlE-Quiet.
sT0CKs.--speculatioa on the Stock Exchange was
e Ss sSsh ss .saS Sa as
botH sSeyj ard iOnS Account. aud Tie pFom az
SeEion win tic smaller SSorS' Who be S9
alarmed and bought steadily.
The principal reason Tor he sudden change IN
the temper 81 the speculation vas lie none con-
tho alleseI Embarrassment II leading firms and
regarding The resumption Of work Sy many iron ri
IS H. SS cS%DS TGga
vance Ii, grs!G, - '' ~. $3.50
CoHSideiabiss lines Of stocks were taken by
cago and other leading cities, although the entire
M s Sr wf N le 1Ra movement Union "a
1S NY ~ cm y,r. cb;s3 obIHc,s
VI sucis ME- W. SnIei o oSS o. 1ntetsss
@ ~ nv SIrS @ N'"ss's eso
usE.S "a NV ~ raV .uNAHes'
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a y, ~ Ga Nv, hEs
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land Land T s1stv af tp S!snae lto Union
GY o. 40 sink
thy wan, SnIun%s 81 s das dSts Sonso, ex.
A n,S.G f1i neTS - ~ Sanaaa
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ISS11 1r Ia, do IA ~ Fay SyT Hta io
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tskes 'T exas Az ~ t iS,Ss%SSe S::,ssS
LSEs SS More L9eSsS SiSss SSSS: Y:
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Mns,sV Z cSs sn "a NyoS ~
SSS9SS oSi9 SSs%%Ii,as y o4s;
S1tS. Nav jefSey Ccntrai, ~: NoTtSern n"CISS'
~ 4" ,,;Sior+ad a.. MAJ ~ IsoO
tzSS HV NS,vycSk CoataI NJ W Ply
~. ab 1G2 MissItSnn AZ snr Us1 ~
PNE,Sc Vii AZ. Pitis bprsS M M ReaStnS ,7&S
81. TSuis & sd Sa FrsncIscS, lSS d DO ptsieF nj
~ 1ro pscAc asI TinI,s5 a,S;t 4AstIne
y sI! ~ 1n,,Sy6IvsN y. ~;
800 Ss =" ,SS. WeStnrn ISon m 4s' "ets' F@tso
A1Ae'SsS' ~ " t.tstt NtH4N,.t y"
Breadstuus aud Provisions.
NEW YoRX, Jan. S.-Flour flri; roDalpts "a 600
barrels: exports 1900 barrels: stlpcFine State
and western S!7O0S 10: common 70 Hoo1 81 tx
9 o.: good tq ehGiee y 5Oa6 y; white wheat OXlN
q l6a5 y; 81 Louis y iSao q. Whest spot adj
strong AT tho best rites 81 Tie dlyj receipts 900
bushels e3noSH ~ 200 bushels: No. 2 red SIC;
No, J0l SaHuary, sAles $500 bushels At sea
o. 70. closing al gl3Sc; February, sales 1,62i0G
buShels u g0ISag211Ec,- closing 6t 02kc; March.
sales Ol200O bushels at Gla9ilc closing III RiLSc;
April, sales $4,000 bushels az clOSing
q sSe nay; ES oSo I, eIs ne a
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Never give I'm,

II you arc suffering with low and de.
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordercd blood, weak constitu-
ton, headache, or any disease OF bilious
nature, by all means procure a bottle Of
Electric Bitters. You will be surprised 10
see the rapid Improvement that will fol-
low; you will be inspired with new life;
strength and activity will return pain and
misery will cease, and henceforth you will
rejoice in the praise Of Electric Bitters.
Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan & Co.
/. MWFdw
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TOLEDO. O., Jan. s.-wheat stronger; No. 2 red,
cash and January 79c: February SOC; March $40;
May see; No. 2 soft SsasSlSc. Corn Arm; No. 2
Nav &c lid. oats auIct aud firm No2 cash 2S11te
nd: May 805<c bid Clover seed steady: prime
cash and january 81 6S bid: February 81 70 bid.
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ALL.W0OL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now in stock a full line of the
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy Dual.
ityfor butchers, aud full limo OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not 10
shrink. G. HESS " SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnlshors.
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TwExrY.youn boiling furnaces will be
put on at the Riverside Forge on Monday
morning next, in order TO work up the
stock Of MIG iron NOW on hand.
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TUE BIG LAND SUIT.
evidence Drawing to a cioss..Mr. Farms.
worth ON The stand.

worth on the stand.
The evidence for the plaintiff in the
case of Joseph Dufner, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
against D. D. Il. Fatnsworth and fourteen
otherprominentcitzen Of Upshur county,
this State, was concluded yesterday morn
ing. The suit Is to recover something
over S20,0 600 alleged to have been fraudu-
lently obtained from the plaintiff by the
defendants, for tract OF 10000 acres of
land in Upshur county, the title to which
conveyed by the defendants To Mr.. Duff
ner was represented TO him, so he alleges,
to be q perfect title, whereas, in truth 1t
was for land to which better titles existed,
and were known to exist by the defend
ants.
The testimony for the plaintiff was that
DutIner was led to believe that the title
was all right, until after he had received
his deed, that when one Of his sons went
to take possession OF the land and cut the
timber, Mr.. Farnsworth and others en-
deavored to dissuade him, telling him it
would be better to wait ten or twelve
years; that Farnsworth and Phillip Thorn
as, one OF the defendants, called on Attor-
ney Fleming, Of Buckhannon, and sug-
gested that II Dudner should call upon
him at their instance, to have him inyesti-
gate the title, he should make a favorable
report.
Yesterday Mr.. Farnsworth was on the
stand nearly all day. His testimony
varied in some particulars from Mr.. Duff
ner's narrative, but the variance was not
wide, and while Mr.. Duhner's recollection
was fresh and his statements positive, Mr..
Farnsworth gave equivocal answers. 1t
turned out that OF the SIC, 900 paid by Mr..
Dndner, the company only received Sl5,-
600, Mr.. Farnsworth and Mr.. Thomas
dividing the other 5000. In addition
to this, Mr.. Dutfner was in
duced to allow Sl,500 in payment
for the services Of thecommittee which at
fected the sale, consisting Of Messrs.
Farnsworth, Thomas and Cooper. OF
this 81 500 Mr.. Cooper agreed to accept
500 as his share, as he was old and had
done little work in the matter. One oil
the shares OF stock in the syndicate was
forfeited by the death OF member, and
the money due on this share out OF the
proceeds OF the sale, about $500, was APP
propriated by the company to pay the
committee for its services.
!, fdrt OF tneSe laCts came out IN DIT.
Farnsworth's evidence, but most Of them
were told by Phillip Thomas, another de-
4 PENDANT, who followed him, and was on
the stand when court adjourned ill this
J morning. Mr.. Thomas said he and Farms
worth were to divide the $1,000 equally,
and he admitted having charged Mr..
} Farnsworth ut various times, once in a let
ter, with cheating him out. OF $500 OF his
half. Mr.. Thomas says, however, that this
matter is all "settlcdand forgotten within
the past four weeks.
Both Mr.. Farnsworth and Mr.. Thomas
testified that they believed and yet believe
the tax title they conveyed to Mr.. Dutlner
to be good title, and that they only con
veyed such title Us was vested in them by
the purchase from the State.
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CHICAGO, liza, Jen. S-Flout, quiet and steady.
Wheat, strong and higher; there was less prcSSufe
70 sell, and with good demand the maiket hd.
yapced l5Ie, declined ~, rallied again and closed
We over yesterday; sales ranged: January 7SlSa
closed at sQ4G: March 7glAsgJSc, closed I'll sOt n:
May e6eSgj{G closed at $50; No. Chicago Spsin9
7S9fA7Vc, closed at No, 3, GsaiOc. Corn
higher than Yesterday cash closed
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The way to produce a smile on the face
Of a man, suffering with a racking cough,
Is to make him present OF bottle OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Just try 1t and you
will be astonished at the result,
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OIL CRY. Pa. Jan. s.-National transit certia
Gates opened at 80: highest 7S1sc; lowest f25Sc;
closed at 7Sc: sales l2sl,0 OO barrels: cleamnces
i ZOO barrels; runs 66,0I6 barrels; shipments
II aai In r.nla. charm 81 hll harfhll -
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DuRKEE's SALAD pREssIyG 4 Coin MEAT
SAUCE il made from the freshest, purest,
and choicest condiments, obtaiRable. In
using il, waste, labor, anxiety, and disap-
pointment arc prevented. MwF&w
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed Mt Schnepfs
drugstore, Opera House corner, yesterday;
"a. NJ, S6'; l2 NJ, Az; r. NJ, 6S'; r. NJ,
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Che gmtelIigstteee:.
oniee, Nos, 70 and VI Fourteenth street.

arp Goods.

For Rent-RonmS.
For Sale-House-F. whally.
For Rent-BriCk Dwelling A, B. Young.
For sale-Lot-R. Campbell.
Attention, Republicans.
s,ockhoider, Meeting STANDARD Fire Insurance
Company, OF WellsDuFg.
IAland RIM.
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RoLLER SKATES, club pattern; the only
adjustable bottom skate made. See them
before you buy. Sold by Boyd, Market
Square.
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FORTUNE TELLING.

IN, Nm s. zELtEa thS 'GE r. Eth.
Fortunes. She does not tell bY t"s5, !. ldln-
tossing. a she tells the past a. wei ~ M !ag;
she can give evidence G1 well as patSosss loils
who may desire Il. SkF u
Market Street. ~saA "
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan. OIL A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, winds shifting westerly, slightly
warmer in the east portion, falling tenn
perature in tho west portion, falling
barometer in the east portion, rising in the
west portion.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather,
except in the extreme eastern portion
partly cloudy weather, slight rains, slight:
~ warmer In the eastern portion, and
siishtly colder in the western portion,
eoltherly, shifting to westerly winds,
lower barometer In the eastern portion
and falling barometer in western portion.
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NExr TO 3 clear conscience, ior sound
comfort, give Q man a pair Of easy shoes
and . bottle ST. Jacobs OIL for the rheu-
mansmt
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Giaieupnants.

n ADY BELLE, EGYPTIAN; oT;;::,...
IL Reveals Past, Present and Pntn, tgEES,
vice on money, business and family N prs a
from 70 JPN No. % Elghth Etitet han
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gnusral glptirr,,
j. o. Q. F.

Members of Wheeling Encanpmeu, No -,
o. F., arc requested to meet at ,helt CIna ~ ~
on Friday at O'Clock +. ", to attend M ,- 'p'a
Of our deceased brother, Louis seldler - 'Sa''al
JOS {, SORG ca
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aas Sale.

EoR SALE-SHELvING, STOVES
IL and good Counter, The Shelving Is the tnai
In the city. Enquire OF G. A. sCHAEFER&@
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Z 90. f. FUNERAL NOTICE

The members Of vlylnluS Lodge No. 2,.,
by notified TO meet NJ the Lodge r,oTi ~ ~ r Zen
afternoon, the 9th lust, at O'Clock, 10 by 4.
tribute Of respect % our de.eGSed brother T e
fully invited TO attend. '''' ''s 'oFtet
H. G. u4Hx1x. sOc,y. 'lHEo' ~AaSEaSG