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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09
t,ocA1 pnr,ytfr1fs.
Matter. Of minor moment in and About IN

J
~ City.
THr Capitol rink sto be offered for sale
at auction to-day, Considerable interest
Is felt In the sale.
MAY FESTIVAL concert by the Theodore
Thomas orchestra ct the Academy Of
Music this evening.
EQUINE PARADOX" matinee Of the
Opera House this afternoon, and the last
performance by the horses this evening.
A BIG reception is booked for this even
ing on tile South Side. Twenty couples
will participate. I. T. Cockayne will fur
nish music.
"PLuGdRR" CoNDRY was yesterday dis
charged by Squire Arkle, no evidence that
he had robbed John Hughes Us alleged
being produced.
TnE three cases Of the city against
George Q. Black, lately compromised with
his sureties, were yesterday formally dis
missed in the Circuit Court.
CHARLES w. BISoEEL is now associated
withthe Schmulbach Brewing Company.
Both he and the Company are to be con-
graduated on this arrangement.
THR alterations OF the east approach OF
the Benwood railroad bridge TO allow
trains from this city to run directly on the
bridge, were commenced yesterday.
WILLIE CLARK, a boy employed at the
Belmont mill, had one Of his hands badly
mashed yesterday morning by getting II
caught in the gearing oil q self-teeding nail
machine.
HoRxnKIMER Bros team ran of yester-
day morning, ana collided with the gas
post at the McLure house corner, broke
itoG. One OF tile horses was also badly
cut by falling
WILL WEIsdRRnRRf fell in aswoon in the
court house last evening, making someex-
element among the large audience at the
Boettner trial. After being taken into the
fresh air he quickly revived.
THERE will be a grand temperance mass
meeting held in the Academy Of Music or
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Good
speakers are expected to be present, and
a number OF short speeches will be made,
Everybody is invited to attend, Seats free
YESTERDAY morning ton Indians Of the
Pocahontas Nadon-Black. Eagle and
Standing Buffalo, two chiefs; Roy, q half
breed !; two papooses, four squaws and au
interpreter-went east over the Baltimore
& Ohio to Washington, on q visit to the
Great Father.
EDUCATIONAL mass meetings will be
held in the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church
Monday evening and in Thomson Church
Tuesday evening. DR.. N. II. Holmes, ol
the Erie Conference, will lecture in each
lof these churches at the time named or
the subject OF "Christian Education
The Doctor is an able and entertaining
speaker, and should have large hearing
BY the people OF Wheeling on this very
entertaining subject.
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The Acting Horses.

The Equine Paradox" again packed
the Opera House yesterday afternoon and
last night. The good impression made
Monday night has been increased at every
observation-disclosures The last matinee
will be given this afternoon, and the en-
gagement closes this evening. No doubt
the attendance to-day will be even larger
than heretofore, though every appearance
has seen the standing Room Only"agn
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Hon. John Brannon, of Weston, is again
in the city.
Hon. John j. Jacob, Of Clinton, was in
town yesterday.
J. N. Porter, Of New Cumberland, was
down yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Locke Is Off on!a two weeks
trip through Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Mr.. A. B. Smith, editor Of the Middle
bourne, Tyler county, Star, is in the city.
Mr.. Lew Mertz, Of Bsllaire, is visiting
Mr.. Walter H. Wheat, Of the Eighth ward.
Fl. p. McGregor aud wife, Of this city,
visited friends in Parkersburg this week.
Mr.. Horace B. Hubbard, Of Peru, Ind,
is the guest Of L. d. Patton, Of the Garden
Spot.
Rev. E. 4. Hart, of tho Disciples Church,
leaves to-day to conduct revival meetings
in Ohio for; two weeks.
j. W. Paxton, ESQ, and family have re-
turned from the South, where they have
been spending the winter.
Mrs. Tcece and her daughter, Miss sallie,
Of Jsuckhannon, formerly Of this city, are
visiting friends hero at present
Messrs. N. j. Campbell, E. G. Richard
son and S. g. Young, of New Cur berland,
were at the Mcclure house yesterday.
Mr.. r. Curtis, of Marshall county, was
visiting friends in the city yesterday. He
reports the outlook good for the crops,
Misses Jessie Wheat, Jennie Wheat and
Mamie oshurn attracted considerable at,
ten.ion at the Alhambra rink Wednesday
night as the best and youngest skaters In
the city. Jessie is aged tour, Jennie two
and-half years and Mamie osburn three
years.
Last night, in the preliminary contest
for original orator, representing the Philo
and Union Literary Society OF Washing
ton and Jefferson College, in the annual
contest to take place In March, 1856, the
honor was conferred on Mr.. Frank Hupp,
ofthis city.
Captain VIII II. Irwin, who has been
spending the winter in Columbia, 5. o.,
and other Southern cities, as he has done
for years, has started on his way home.
All OF next week he will be in Atlanta,
Ga, attending tho Twenty,sixtl 1nterna-
tional Convention OF the Y. N. @. ARGoGia-
ton. From there he will go to Cincinnati
and attend the meeting Of the General
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church OF.
the United States.
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Dick then showed Roettuer against 4
screen, upsetllng Il. Mueller pufthe lat
ter out, with such violence that no landed
in the gutter on bis side. As hewas get
ting up on the pavement again, Dick came
out OF the door. Boettner said he did not
know who put him out, but supposed II
Eaa Dick. The latter said g lou dutch =
Of a = I'll kill yoa.n
Boettner had his revolver in his hand,
though he says he did not remember
drawing IT, He fired in Dicks direction
"to scare him off," and keep him from
doing him injury. He believed Dick would
"cavc his ribs in" right there.
Dick fell toward Boettner, and this
scared him and he ran up street, turned up
Ia Chapline street, and thence TO his home
In East Wheeling. THE tIrst intihlati0n lie
had that Dick was dead was when Capt,
Bennett and Officer Morris arrested him
at his house. He supposed when lle saw
them th9t he was wanted for shooting in
the Gity linita,
There was nothing interesting in the
cross examination, and Boettner's story
was not shaken. n
Both sides here rested, and q recess was
taken till Z r. ". Atthat time Prosecutor
Jordan opened the argument for the State.
i. p. els6p folloYed in good speech for
the delense. Court then adjourned till q
A. NJ. to-day, when Capt. Doyener will
conclude the summing up for the defense
and Col. Arnett will make his speech for
the prosecution.
Tie sewill probably go tothe jury by
noon to-day.
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BrREITT, OF the Island, aud Mr.. J. u,
Best, Of Marietta, will race 1.-THE North
Enl rink Monday night next
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A noYnADLY nunr. !.
some other Current New. Items from Mar.

Some Other current news 1teMs iFom hsr.
tins Ferry.
Mr.. G. w. Medill is on the sick list.
Capt. ,1nglebright returned home yes
terday.
MI. Des. Dilworth has accepted a posi-
ton with WI. Rainey, ut Meyer, ia.
Miss Ada Morrison returned yesterday
from New York, where she has been
visiting friends.
Yesterday morning Oliver Wilson with
some other boys boarded the down freight
at Stephenville in order to beat their way
down. Wilson met with Q very serious
and what may prove fatal accident.
About three o'clock while the train was
making . flying switch at Tiltonyille he
leaped offand was thrown owe the bridge
about ton feet, landing on bis head, receiy-
inga cut in the scalp nineinches in length
aud producing fractured skull, spFaiping
his right arm and receiving internal In.
juries. He was brought to bis home in
Martins Ferry and DIR. Garrison was
called and dressed the wounds.
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INpIcATIONs.

wAsuINeroS, May 0.-1:S0 a. M-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, northwesterly winds, stationary
temperature.
Eor the1.ower Lake region, local rains,
partly cloudy weather, followed by fair
weather, southwest to northwest winds,
stationary temperature.
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the TOP OF lie scalp. fused your 6dtiGu'a k6me
an about liz weeks and they cured my scalp per.
fcty, and nov my hair Is coEning bAek g thick Is
Il ever was. s.a ~, Z, CHulUE.-
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Your mnSt valuable CniicaR Reyset.ls hayr
done my child 50 much gold that fcSl lltesa
mis- for the benefit Of those who arc troubled With
sSssS M !ss s TSs ma sSSgS sso VII
mt dId ndt DO bbt bily eood ltjI The pnIl!
cum Reniodlc{i WhSGk specially .Guigd ihCI, fol
which / owe you many thGbks aud Many nights Of
rest Is ANtX SEa uTySSS ~ ~,
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CoyRnED WfrH BLorcuBs

Il magnificent About three months ago my tape
was eoyefed With Blots3es, and After afiHS three
bottles pt RcSolvpat WIS PERFECTLY clEed: :.
assb cltAA,s s,lERs, NeSF ofies6s, q. -
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OK and after Sunday, May Sd., the Gin.
cinnati Express willleaye Wheeling, daily,
1925 p. No city time, arriving At Cincin-
natl 1850 a. NJ, st. Louis $3.50 r. NJ. Re
turning, leaves Cincinnati, daily, 7:l0P.
NJ, arriving at Wheeling 5 :45 All. Solid
train, Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati and re-
tnfn. with sleeping car attached. Z
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Ylla llelt lnll the Cheapest

Another car ipai Of wall papers, af the
best quality and latest patterns, at 7 aud 1ti
cents q bolt, and borders to match. Also
new carpets, oil cloths and window shades,
at greatly reduced prices for cash, at Nos.
s0la and 1921 Main street.
~ J9Hg Rl9g n! Agent.
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SToCKs FOR SALE.

SToCKs FOR SALE.
IS Shares Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company
10 Shares Franklin insurance 20.
Is Shares Fire & Marine Insurance Co,
10 Shares Mellsburg Gas Co.
Shares Belmont Nall Mill.
Shares Top MIL.
10 Shares Ohio Valley bank. ,,.
my1 l. IRWIN, Agent, No. n TRelllh 81
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G,,tic,,ra.
Ec1kMA awRnrY YNARs.

1hsye obtain rom he use 81 Inc CutiCdnt KEN.
edles. ! haw bean troubled with Eczema on my
leES for twGnly'yslS. had not comfortable
hlQht mr. yeaFG; lu5 buriltng,and itching were 10
troSbie Only tas llVsr -ss6j,olfd llttcies q, my
limbs remain as q token Of my former misery.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage Of the Water aud Moysmsnts OF tho
F. stsamhoats.

Stage OF the Water and aIoyemants Of tho
Steamboats,.
The Monitor went up at 9 o'clock last
evening.
The Louis A. Shirley is due pat an
down on her return trip tomorrow morn.
Ing.
Theriyer Is falling slowly; the stage Of
water in the channel last evening was 9
feet 8 inches, according TO the marks on
the gauge.
Thesteamer Elizabeth ison Reeds dock
at Pittsburgh undergoing repairs: 1he|
coal boat she struck was sunk near Ha2le-
wood by the Nellie Walton, and II Is
claimed that there was no buoy Quito
show an obstruction. 81.
The Chesapeake and Belle Prince re-
turned from Charleston late Thursday
night, having delivered at that point in
good shape the archives and property OF
the Capital. Captain Billy Prince isready
and willing 10 80 back for them should
they ever BIO moved again.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette says:
The subject Of having the United States
Government buy out the Aionongahela
Slackwater Navigation Company and
make the river free, the same as the Big
Kanawha river, is not being agitated as
strongly as 1t should be. This Is q matter
OF vital importance 10 the river coal trade
OF Pittsburgh, and there should be no lag
ging.
Work on the new steamer being built
by Sweeney s Son for the Wheeling and
Parkerspnrg Packet Company Is progress.
ing very rapidlya and twill only be alfew
days now until she will be ready for her
trial trip. She will probably be called the
Courier She is q stern wheeler and her
dimensions are as follows: Length, 1G5
feet; beam, 50 feet; depth Of hold, 4 feet.
Engines diameter OF cylinder, 149 inches,
with five feet stroke. The boilers, Of
which there will be three, are TO be Y
inches in diameter, 20 feet long, with ak
8.inch tlues. She is having q cabin put
on similar to the one on the O. w. Batcl-
elor.
None Of the friends OF the mild-man-
nered Capt. Ed. Maddy, says the CALI
polls Journal, would suspect him TO pos
fess fighting qualities worthy Of a hero.
With his steamer, the chesapeake, OH the
st. John river, Captain Maddy has fought
thirteen costly steamers owned by sharp
New York companies. The latter COM
bined TO run him from the trade. They
tried to sink him and it was necessaryto
employ two watchmen to keep of incen-
diaries. The companies owned the rail
road that furnished considerable OF the
traffic, and Maddv's agents were thrown
from the trains aud he was not permitted
to land at the railroad wharf until the
other steamers were full ten inilesiaway.
Notwithstanding this the Chesapeake
made large money during the season, and
now that the profitable traffic has ceased
she has contracts for several large excur-
sion parties. Only the speed Of the Chesa-
peake has saved her from being ruatoi the
bank several times. Capt. 4faldy has, by
the way, sued the railroad company for
4 sc, 200 damages on account Of discrimina-
ton against the boat. It is said sthe laws
3 Of Florida allow 81 800 per month. forsuch
(. determinations.
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GENUINE KANGAROO SHOES.

Ihayc tho sole agency for the popular
Stacy, Adams Y Co.'s Mems Genuine
kangaroo Shoes. Those desiring 10 pnr.
chase shoe combining beauty and ease
would do well 10 call at
j. w. AMICK'S,
1t43 Main Street.
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Q. HESS 3 SONS.
Thermometor Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
z a. NJ, 81, l2M, e9s; Sr. NJ, 0O0;7P.M.,
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cor / cast rh.t shaIow from Thy Brown

You can't do it IL you have liver COM
plant or dyspepsia. The darkensd connte-
nance tells Tue story Of inward cpmno:
ton and woe. Clear your stomach,
strengthen your digestion, regulate your
liver, tone your nervep, and then. away
goes the shadow from your brow, and you
are happy because you are. well. Mrs.
NJ. j. Aston. Of Ilittleton, N. o., says, 81
recommend Browns Iron Bitters 10 the
pervoRs and debilitated. Itgrcatly benc-
fitted mel
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GRAND oysTEn LpScl, s 10 70 o'clock
NJ Ifeyplan's Lotos Saloon, 1913 MAR
Street, this evening.
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FOR SALE.
H Alarm In Ohio county, ". Va. I've niles
w. OF West Alexander and The same FROM lsnusII
Point, on the B. 4 .. 4, K, containing 4 acre
House and barn. both large, aud other buidipgt
all nearly new; excellent land. uOod pike
Wheeling where all produce Gun b0 lEafketc,L
Terms reasonable. Call OIL the subscriber % "
premises or address him u Dallas, W. Va. ltssS
sion given Immediately. .,.,.,,
apF2 TThlS A. O. kAttiLfVN
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WE have Just received a new stock Of
e0'u Jlsstasi ". GRuBB, the yeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
JUST RRCEiYED.

AIarga assortment Of Spring and Snm-
mer Stock, consisting of Tire latest yarle.
ties In Cuttings, Suitings, PantaloOnlngs
and Oyercoatings, which NC will make
npin the latest and best styles and at
lowest possible prices.
Also q full line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. ,,.,, .,a,,,
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diseases and delormitirs Of the eye, car,
throat and nose. sExclusiyely.o DIR.
Slocum, 111G Market street, Wheeling.
Consultation free.
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9e1fetntts lotfees.

fSPFIRsT PERSEVERANCE CHURCH
GSY Tile pastor, lsey. D. a. Cunningham, D, D.,
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INN na6isa yynnte,I

zoo RabieS wEntel
at Plummers' Gallery TO have cabinet PHO
tographs taken at only s. so per dozen.
y. 1888 Main Street, Wheeling.
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For Sale.

lEoR SALE-SMALL CONNECTION.
IL ERYS ore. good chance for business u
quire At 14I MARKET street, city. N.Y.
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Che gntdlilgeilten.
o1loo. Nos. 20 and - reurteenth street.
New A,lvsrtisements.

List -Eyo Glasses,
FIne Glassware Engraved 10 Order. Ewing Bros
Pine Apples cMechenS,
Mortality StatistlCsoi the City Of Wheeling.
I!stos Letters.
Commissioners Sale OF the lloat Store Corner
Commissioners Eale-Ge0. II 4. GilChtlst.
Executors Rale Of Stocks.
DiRmOMils-I.u q. Dillon.
Religious Sotices-F0urth page.
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For RlnaPlsh. Etc.

Go 70 w. Q. Sykes, 1866 Market street,
for sllad, mackerel and all kinds Of lake
and Eastern fish and deviled crabs,
clans and salt mackerel. Just now It be-
comes important to housekeepers, hotels,
eating and boarding houses to have con
venient at all times full stock Of these
popular commodities. Mr.. Sykes is q re-
sponsible and reliable dealer, with good
facilities for securing and keeping Dish and
the like. Give him call.
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GRAND oYsrRR LUNCH, s to 10 o'clock,
at Heymdn's Lotos Saloon, 1919 Main
Street, this evening.
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"-..,--
baltimore i Ohia,

Special excursions 70 Pittsbargh eycry
Sunday. Ronnd trip rate ST SO. Train
leaves the Baltimore 4 Ohio depot at 5:25
a. ", city time. Returning leaves Pitts.
bgreh at s:Q5 r NJ, city time. Tickets good
for this day only.
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GRAND OYSTER Lunch, s to IS o'clock,
at Heyman's I.otos Saloon, 1912 Main
sheet, this evening.
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a4nslpeIp t,,e Eer.,

deafness and discharges irom Che eGrs,
successfully treated by DR.. Siocum, the
oculist, lll0 Market street, Wheeling, W.
Va. Consultation free.
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FIREp TO scAHg plpK.

d Ree s aS s rspisd, a don't have to co.
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tscxEMA or A TCBILD.

Ss WEsr AVENUE, RoCHEsfTR, \. Y.
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GRAND OYSTER LUNCH, TO 10 O'clock,
at Heyman's Lotos Saloon, 1912 Main
Street, this evening.
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Ex.Jailer w. II. Davis also told Of CON
to the same effect with Boett-
ner. With this evidence the State rested.
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YESTERDAY morning ton Indians Of the
Pocahontas Naton-Black. Eagle and
Standing Buffalo, two chiefs; Roy, a half
breed two papooses, four squaws and au
interpreter-went east over the Baltimore
& Ohio to Washington, on visit to the
Great Father
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HoRxnEiMRR BRos.' team ran Off yester-
day morning, ana collided with the gas
post at the McLure house corner, broke
itol. One Of tile horses was also badly
cut nv falling %
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Roettner shortly went into the bar and
called for the drinks. The barkeeper re-.
fused TO give him beer. lie toSk q sand.
wich, and while he was eating it Dick
caught hold Of his coat, shook him violent
ly, and said aCom6 QUIT the yard and
Jet ne DO yop nlp.ip
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STREET RINK.
Finest Floor and Best Music.
Airy, Accessible, Genteel'
PRIZES no PATRONS.

For the next sixty days eycry admission ticket
purchased will be accompanied by q ticket en-
tillIng the holder 10 chance for d present to be
given Vt a drawing ut the end Of tho sixty dsyS
Fist Priae-A Handsome Set Of Oak Furniture.
Second A China Dinner and TIA Set combined.
Third Furnished Brass Centre Table.
Fourth Elegant Silver Water Pitcher. a
The furniture Is on exhibition at Mcndelts the
China at Ewing'S, the table Ut Dil0n's, and the
pitcher ut Franzheimk.
yRlDAY NIGHT, MAY s-Gsand Fancy Dress
Carnival. l.i.is x mY
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Gp1Sns oysrER Lunch, s TO 10 o'clock,
at Heyman's Lotos Saloon, 1919 Main
Street, this evening.
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n.l,t,,e,,s q obia.

Special excursions 10 Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip rate 81 so. Train
leaves the Baltimore & Ohio depot at 3 :e6
A. NJ, city time. Returning leaves Pitts.
burgh at sos r. NJ, city time. Tickets good
for this day only.
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GnAvp oYsrrn LuSou, s to 10 o'clock,
at IIeyman's Lotos Saloon, l0l2 Main
Street, this evening.
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snoEs to be sold very cheap to-day at
]. 4. Lynch's, II Twelfth street.
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aFiity cents,o said the druggist.
"Goodl I'm Sid0 In. PA told me not
to come back without St. Jacobs Oil even
lift cost ave dollars. Its the only thing
that cures theol mans rheumatism.
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pucklsn,s Arnica salye

TnE finest line OF ohildFen's shoes ever
brought to the city ct Lynch.s. N.
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DestItutlop In the southern Counties.


Attorney Ayres, OF jackson county, has
been making an extensive trip through
the counties Of Jackson, Writ and Roane.
He says that while the reports OF destitu-
ton sent to the metropolitan press are
slightly colored, they are not such exag-
gerations rs many would have the outside
world believe, and that he regards them as
much nearer representing the true state Of
affairs than tile local papers; that this des-
titution. Is not confined to the indolent,
but that many owners Of real estate whom
he has known for years IS industrious cit
liens are almost on the verge OF starya-
ton; that In Reedy districts of both Writ
and Roane counties at least halt the'peo.
pie are in o manner without food /; that
many who have had something to eat
heretofore are now out Of everything, and
that they have nothing to buy with; that
he saw dead sheep and COWS by the score
that on one stream, in Roane, he failed to
see farm .that.had no dead stock on 1t.
He says that the most remarkable thing
is that righti in the heart ofthe destitute
regions, those with something to eat are
denying the destitution as existing except
among the class too lazy to work
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09

SnoEs were never offered 50 cheap 90
hey are now at Lynch's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-09

ORR tables 4ae lid shoes are way up in
style and way down in ariceE at Lynch's.