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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
5WfHEELTNG'S WATER
Is pnosoUNoED FIRST CLASS
p;Sa 4pssleassd Jadse etpriaEias water.
Mr.. Arthur Moore, Ex.supetintendsnt Of
tho cineIunati Water works, In the
city to Test the New Eaglas.

y - :
Mr.. Arthur Moore, an eminent mechani-
cal engineer, INSTRUMENTATION Of the
Cincinnati water works, is in the city,
having been engaged by the City Water
Board to come to Wheeling and test the
action Of the now pumping engine, to
ASCERTAIN II it complies with the speciaea-
tons. The capacity for making steam,
the amount Of coal consumed, the qaantii
tyotwater raised and other points are TO
be reported upon, and upon Mr.. Moore's
report the Water Board will decide
whether they will accept the engine. 1t
is thought that will prove all right. The
test will bo made between the hours OF .
a. ". and 6 II. N. to-day.
Mr.. Moore ia one Of the best posted gem
tlemen on the subject OF water supplies to
be found in tho country. He has made
the matter a study, and is not only prac-
teal man in this department, but theoret-
icalIy well posted on his specially. a
talk with him would relieve any fears en-
tertained by persons concerning the
rank poison whiuh tits alleged by many
supposed authorities is taken into the
stomach disguised as Ohio river water.
Mr.. Moore says he thinks Wheeling
water IL fisst rate for drinking purposes,
and certainly not as exposed to contains
nation by sewage as the river water drunk
by the Cineinnatians, whilehe does not
think that the people Of Chicago, Boston
or Baltimore can boast Of their supply in
comparison with that OF Wheeling. This
city he thinks particular fortunate in her
source Of supply, remote from any large
city or other source ofimpurity above the
waterworks. He thinks, however, that
Bellaire Is a little close to this city, and
Suggests the plan Of conveying, sewage
from here below the Bellaire supply pipe
by an immense conduit or sewer beneath
the river.
a reporter remarked that people from
Chicago often expressed horror over
the color Of Wheeling water when the
river was little muddy.
"Yes,n said Mr.. Moore; SO Chicago
man will always find an excuse TO drink
something basides water. Do they object
to the amber hue Of beer?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
senator brown on Jackson County.

Ex-senator Charles ., Brown, Of Jack
SON county, was among the distinguished
West yirginians in the city yesterday.
Senator Brown says he thinks Mr.. Nc.
Glesor, who wentto that county as rep.
resentatiye ofthe. Wheeling Chamber Of
Commerce., reached the right conclusion.
While there has been some suffering in
Jackson, the authorities arc ahrndantly
able 10 care for their needy, and will do L.
M. Brown said that the idea that political
motives could have had any connection
with the circulation d the stories is I'M
tenahle and pFepostetols. Many Of the
people who are badly of live on lands
about the title to which disputes are
pending, and this deters farming opera
ions on a large or permanent scale.
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nIEn1Al.tRn.
sight Damage ~ sunday's Storm rarnaos

Repairs, etc.
Achild Of William Springer died on
Gravel Hill Yesterday morning.
Howard Baker has secured position Isl
train boy for the Union News Company.
The family Of Rev. ]. K. McKallip
moved down TO Moundsvtlle yesterday to-
spend the summer on the camp ground. 4
There Is considerable work being done
along the river at the various landings,
loading and unloading barges and tearing
up RATS.
The Bellaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati
road has changed the times Of passenger
trains. They now, leaye here Of $40 Am.
and :i5 r. NJ, and arrive at S:10 A. NJ. and
4:l5 Pm.
This Is not the first time that D. II. Har-
rah has proved himself q thorough worker
| in political affairs, and his friends claim
that his nominatio County Treasurer
would add strength to the whole ticket.
]. D. Heinlein & Bro, the enterprising
shoe merchants OF lBellaire, o., will throw
600 pairs Of slippers OFF the new bank
building about July LIST. The public will
be notified in due time Of this grand gift.
A number OF forest trees were Struck py
lightning and others blown down by Sum
days storm on farms near town. There
were several slight washes Of dirt on the
narrow gauge Sunday that delayed the
first trains yesterday. .,.t,
3 The choirs Of the various churches are
invited to meet at the Christian church to-
might to practice for singing at the temper
ance meeting tomorrow night in that
church. Heatherington's band will furn-
ish the accompaniment for the music at
the meeting.
Colonel Poorman's nomination for rep
Preventative by the Republican convention
at St, GAINESVILLE next Thursday Is conced-
ed, II he will accept, which is doubtful.
Tho party will honor itself, as well as show
q disposition TO select the best man for the
place, II itneminases Colonel Poorman.
Four Salvation Army adherents in full
uniform held forth on Pinch Run Sunday.
"Hallelniah Bob" is Captain, and Andy
Jones Lieutenant. These two arc the
Headers. One female beats the tamborine.
They are expecting recruits from Wheel
ing and expect to start temperance reyi-
val. Meetings will be held every night
this week in the Church Of God, at the
southern limit Of the city.
!
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage Of the Water apa Movements OF Ii
stenmbonts,

steamboats.
The George F. Dana Is en- route to Gin.
cinnati with los, 700 bushels Of Kanawha
coal.
The spring run Of coal on the Mononga-
hela river Is ended and all the mines are
closed down.
The rivers above were rising at parkers,
stationary at Brownsville, Pittsburgh, Oil
City and Lock No. 4, and falling at Nor.
gantown and Rice's Landing.
The excursion steamer Chesapeake,
while attempting to run the left oil Bru.
not's 4slRnd on Saturday afternoon, got
hard agrouna, bptsaepeeded in getting OF
soon thereafter, s.
The marks on the wharf last night
showed depth OF water oil 4 feet 7inches.
q fall Of one inch in the preceding twenty.
four hours. Riyermen look for a slieht
rise, however, by this morning.
The Alex Swift, with one barge, ut.
tempted TO get up oydf the bar at the
stuck, and pulled outiwith difficulty. She
dropped down and tied up under tho
bridge.
The Abner o,Neal win make oonnec,
tons Tuesday at Wheeling with the
steamer Andes for Cincinnati. The Andes
this trip will have on board q brass and
string band from Wellsbutg, and will
have music, dancing and concerts on |
board, and those making the round trip
will no doubt have tine time. = SteuJeN.
rile Gasette.
The Alice Browns big tow ofcoal Il for
Red river. She has the biggest tow ever
taken south OF Cairo. She waa going
along right at last accounts. The w. w.
0,Neil, on her way 10 New Gltleans, has 80 |
loaded pieces. The Harry brown, on
leaving Cairo for New Orleans, had Ia (
boats and % barges,ot coal, and the Tom,
Rees u boats and Q barges'
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upahnr County.

Mr.. George Fleming, editor OF the Buck
harmon Banner, Is 10 the city for alshort
time. Mr.. Fleming says the wheat crop
Of Upshur promises poorly, but corn pros
poets are favorable. Stock Is In good CON.
diion. There has been some depression
in business there, but no suffering among
men or beasts, and the stories ciraula ed
over the country that people were on the
verge Of starvation there were gross and
exaggerations.
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eHoKED TO DEATn ny A Iocusr,

Yesterdays Cumberland Mtws says:
William Pritchard, living near Hoffman
mines, Saturday had a SOW valued at $50.
He now has a locust that cost him that
amount. The eipada alishtedin tie sowis
pen and the animal made for It OPEN
mopthed, when tho locust flew into its
mouth and stopping the hogs windpips
killed the valuable animal in ten minutes.
The sow's death was so mysterious as to
induce post mortem examination by the
owner and his friends, resulting in the
finding Of the locust In its windpipe, and
there is NO donbE In the minds 81 those
assisting In the investigation that the
sow,s death came about in the manner
described. t7I' m
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A Good Fir,,, iDennr.,np.

Messrs. A. siedenbach & Bro, the well.
known Main street merchants, have closed
ont their stock, The Messfs. Siedenbach
have been epterprising business men. and
by square dealing and upright methods
have won the regard Of oil with whom
they have come In contact. Such men are
valuable tothe community, and W heeiing
willregret to lose them from among her
live, solid business houseS, and their
acqnainlances here viii wish them abund.
ant prosperity wherever they may locate
in the future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
The Second Church.

In their usual quiet but effective way
the people OF the Second Presbyterian
church have added to the library Of their
Sunday school about ESQ new and desira.
BILE volumes. 81
The cupola eftAis ehqfph has been rsr
rooted and otherwise repaired, and IL nov
brilliant in a new coat Of pain.
The social and festival OF the Crangle
Mission Band Of this church, an organize
ton Of little folks directed by . few Ia.
diea OF the,pongregation, held last Thurs.
day night nettedS SeL 70, q result to be
proud q In these duh tig1es.
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A BlG STEEL PLANT
no 81 EFFECTED % TnnEE lIn1s,
Top and Belmont, with the Aaai.
lion Possibly of the Ia Belle and Jsifsr.
son miiis-rhe WORKS to DO Leeatfd
at penwoOd. Near the Nail NIL

Anew plan Is on foot, and so far I'D.
ysncetl in naturalization that some par
tlculars can be given, which bids fair to
rcsultNin the addition to the industrial es.
tablishments Of Wheeling Of one Of the
largest steel plants in the country The
plan is the same in general features as the
inst steel project broachedin this city, but
the concerns interested in itare notso nu-
merous. 1t will be remembered that
when the steel nail Of to-day was yet a
thing Of the future, Mr.. Frank Hearne
conceived the idea Of erecting a monster
union steel works here, to be owned and
operated by all the nall manufacturing
Companies Tor their joint benefit. Several
Of me mills took favorable action on the
proposition to Join In the execution Of the
plan, but finally 1t received Q baekset and
was dropped. ,..
The Riverside company then erected Its
own steel plant, and the Bellaire company
followed closely with another. The plans
Of the junction aud I.aughlia Company
for a union steel plant have already been
given in detail by the 1ETELlIdENcER,
| There remain Of the nail mills Of Wheel
ling and vicinity the Bsnweod, Top, Bel,
mont, La Relic, and the Jefferson, o.
Steubenyille, which, Il they make steel
| nails arc now obliged to purchase thei,
metal at Pittsburgh or Of one OF the local
nlnnts named. 3
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The-oyerland Tslephone Line,
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette

The Pittsburgh COMMERCIAL Gasellt Of
Colonel Colonel NJ II. Wolf, Of the Wheeling
BELL telephone Office, has g large force q
Of the Bell telephone from Wheeling to
this city. tits coming by way OF West
Alexander, Claysyllle, Taylostown and
Washington, Pa. Poles are already plant
ed to q point within two miles Of Wash.
ington, and the wire will be stretched this
week. Manager Metzgar says that the
advantage Is rs shoftpess and its freedom
from induction or Ecross talk IL will
be completed TO this city during July.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
MARTINS FERRY.
Lecture on ssam-An Entorhrlsing Soap
i2 Seller, etc.

Seller, etc.
Baker Boyd returned yesterday from a
visit to friends at Quaker City.
Mr.. David Vennum has returned from
a visit to friends in the country.
Mr.. E. D. Cattell returned yesterday
from a bfiefvisit to friendship Mt. Pleasant.
The Arcadians. held a very pleasant
party at DR.. 0ng's residence on Fourth
street all night.
The residents on Broadway will present
q petition 10 Council at the next meeting
asking to have the street paved.
Mr.. William Trissler, of this place, and
Miss Annie Howell were married at the
BRIDES residence on the Island, Saturday.
In mentioning the names Of the Dele
gates to the county assembly, the names
Of Mr.. David Thoburn, as delegate, and
Albert Brown, alternate, fromtha country,
were omitted.
Amatch game Of ball was played be-
tween Billy cIntosh's and George Robert
shaw's clubs yesterday afternoon. The
score stood 1eto 10, when II got so dark
they could not play. They will play this
afternoon to decide the game.
Prof. Eakin, late of Kings College,
Siam, will deliver q lecture In the Presby.
terrain church this evening at I AS O'clock.
He Is said to be q very interesting speaker,
illustrating by idols, &C., the customs Of
the Siamese. The admission ia tree and
everybody is invited,
Some time ago q man representing the
Fairbanks Soap Company was in town.
He did not receive any orders, but tie
latter part Of last week several Of the mer-
chants received a lot Of soap. When they
investigated the matter twas found that
the agent had made out large orders and
forged the names Of the merchants to them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23

Prof. n. COO stewart, Of clsyeian q, O.,
Is at the head Of o Summer Music School
for teachers and students, at Newark, o.
The new departure in methods Is revolu.
tionizing music study. Address ]. O.
HartSler, Newark. Tuas
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DaitImore q ono

VIII sell tickets to Pittsburgh and return,
on Wednesday, to. parties desiring 10 wit.
ness the base ball game OF Pittsburgh Va,
st. Louis. Rate So Qlfor the round trip,
Trains leave Wheeling at 4:40 and 7;45 4.
NJ, Wheeling time.
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Will sell tickets to Pittsburgh and return,
on Wednesday, TO parties desiring 70 wit.
ness the base ball game Of pittsburgh Va.
st, Louis. Rate s. 90 for the round trip.
Trains leave Wheeling ut 4:40 and 7:4b 4.
NJ, Wheeling time, 4
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AN ANGRY wlFE's. REVENGE.
.AMafried Man Gets another Mans wife fl

Trouble.
There was what was variously described
asa picnic, "ahippodrome" and an SAC
robatlc iootraceD in the Second ward last
night. The wife Of q Market Square So
loon keeper named 0ampbellwas up on the
bill in company with William McGlumph-
rey, when William's wife, Mad
anne M'liss Mcalumphrey, heard
OF their whereabouts, and knowing
the Campbell woman to be Of unsavory
reputation, she went up and attacked
The distprber Of her coniugal confidence
and peace. The woman ron, bpt N Hiss
caught her, and followed her to the door
Of the woman's disgraced home, when the
recreant wife presented the appearance Of
having been rolled across three counties
by 4 cyclone. Her hair was
disheyeledi what was left Of 1t,
her hat gone, her eiothiAg teFn and her
face bloody. Her husband took her in
and locked up his saloon. He Is said to
be quiet, gentlemanly man, and only
came here last April from Barnesvitle
Doubtless his wife now wishes they hadn't
anna lfT F-k-E Ur t.Il nHa
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An immense stock to arrive, end our
present stock the largest in the city, will
20 into Thursdays sale, and win make 0
stir In Millinery Goods at the prices we
propose to make on the whole.
- Z, II. McGILLIy & 90.
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.paltImore COMO

VIII sell tickets to plttsburgh and return,
on Wednesday, TO parties desiring to wit.
ness the base ball game OF Pittsburgh vs.,
st. Louis. Rate So 90 for the round trip.
Trains leave Wheeling at lao and 7:45 i.
NJ, Wheeling timp,
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~ M HcNIlIIh . UUsb
GREAT AIIllINasY SALE
THURSDAY MORNING.
naltssaomre 4 Ohio

Will sell tickets to Pittsburgh and return,
on Wednesday, to parties desiring to wit
ness the base bail game Of Pittsburgh ys.
st. Louis. Rate Sc 90 for the round trip.
Trains leave Wheeling at 4:40 and 7:45 4,
NJ. Wheeling time.
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HIST REOETYED.

AIarge assortment Of Spring and Sum.
mer stock, consisting Of the latest yarle-
ties IN Csatings, Snittngs, Pantaloonlngs
and OYercoattngs, which We Will make
up In the latest and best styles and ct
Lowest possible prices.
Also q full line Of Cents Furnishing
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Pennsylvania's new marriage license
lay takes aITiacE Ontnhar1 G
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Baltimore & ohio

VIII sell tickets to Pittsburgh and return,
on Wednesday, to parties desiring to wit.
ness the base' ball game OF Pittsburgh VS..
st. Louis. Rste $500 for the round trip.
Trains leave Wheeling at 4:40 and 7:45 4.
NJ, Wheeling time.
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The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railway Company will sell cheap excur-
sion ticketsto Pittsburgh on w dnesday,
June "a. Train leaves Wheeling at 1925
A. NJ, city time. ~
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Q. HESS & SONS.


The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
"a. NJ, OF; u Mo- 2. NJ, 76s; ?. NJ
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HATS, Bonnets, Tips, Flowers and all
Materials will appear in Thurs.
lays Great Millinery Sale ct prices that
will astonish oil Wheeling, q
2. N. MeGnkts & Go.
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Ara meeting OF Baltimore Lodge X. Of
P. last night q vote oithanks was unani-
mously rendered Occur de Leon division,
Black Prince, Germanis and Ohio Valley
lodges, OF this city, and Belmont lodge, OF
Bridgeport, for assistance on the occasion
Of the paraaa aud picnic Saturday. Ayote
Of thanks was also rendered DIR. John E.
Smith Mt the same time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23

WHEN st. Jacobs OIL is applied it does
not blister. When Red Star Cough Cure
is taken it does not nauseate, The first
medicine will not injure the tenderest
skin nor the second the most delicate
aknnarh = Fd
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viii sell tickets to Pittsburgh and return,
on Wednesday TO parties desiring to wit.
ness the base ball game OF Pittsburgh vs..
81. Louis. Rate 81 OF! for the round trip.
Trains leave Wheeling at 4:4o and 7;45A.
", Wheeling time.
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WASHINGTON, June 2s.-1 A, M.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather, followed in western Tennessee
bylocal rains and variable winds, gener-
Automatically; falling barometer; slightly
warner preceded In Tennessee by stations
arytenperature.
Far NE Lower Lake region, fair and
warner weather; ,winds generally SOUTH
erIy: falling barometer in western portion;
rising followed by falling barometer in
eastern portion. II 4
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ruRouan TIIE srArE.
Accidents and Incidents ln West virginia
nnd YInlnIty. ~

AAu tiplnltys 1870. .-.4 81
|. pennsylvania's new marriage license
law takes effect october1.
The Washington. Pa, Reporter says:
"Thc political situation in this county is
altogether iavofableto the Republicans"
Prof. Thomas w. Harvey, author Of the
grammar, is this week conducting the
Barbour county teachers institute at Phil
ippi.
A committee has been sent TO st, Louis
to examine the Vulcan Steel Works with
Q view 70 their purchase by iron men at
steubenyille and Youngstown.
Thomas Il. Hodgson has been appoint
ed postmaster at Berkeley Springs, vice j.
R. Smith, removed, and Mary i. Brown at
Bethany, West Virginia, yics N. n, Lock
hart, removed.
An East Liverpool dispatch says the
Jury in the case Of Annie Vanfossani
charged with murder by poison, came
into court at o o'clock Saturday night with
q verdict Of not guilty. Miss Yanicssan
was at once released and given in charge
fher relatives, with whom she returned
home yesterday morning,
rhe article denying the existence OF
starvation in Jackson county quoted in
Yesterdays ISTELLIaEScgR, and inadver-
tently credited to the Jackson Herald, was
from the RayenswQoA Ntie:. The mis-.
taken credit was unjust to both papers.
The Neies deserves praise for Its frankness,
while the Herald Is entitled to the credit
OF the same consistency which led the
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TuR Chapline street rink will be open
every evening this week, but there will
be music only on Wednesday and Friday
evenings. On these nights the music will
be- something extra, and may he LOGGED
upon as a special feature, worth attending
10 enjoy. The rink can be rented hy pr-
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I.land strawberries

morning, noon and evening. Fresh from
the field. oae dollar per dozen baskets
AZ u. z. Smiths, bridge corner.
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alen, advertisements.
NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS!
L. g. o., DILLON :. Z o
Novelties in Fancy Goods, Choice stsr.
ling Silver Pieces, aogers' Statnary aud
a full line Of staples suitable for We'd.
ding Gifts just received, at
je22 l22s MARKET STREET

D-TIlI0N2S,
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THOMAS F. JONES, the Eleventh street
tobacconist, has developed . new talent;
Everybody knew he could make good
ciears, but nobody suspected he could
make good signs as well. Bot he can. His
new sign, bis own hanliwors, Is an artis-
tic one, and will compare favotably with
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I,lnna straNbarrln.

morning, noon and evening. Fresh from
the field. One dollar per dozen baskets
ut +. 3. Smiths, bridge corner.
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TIE mile dash at the Alhambra Palace
rink last night between Best, of Marietta,
and Sheppard, Of this city, was won by.
Best. The first heat was declared q
foul, In the second Sheppard's skate
came OF, and Best agreed to skate again.
The third heat was finished without acct.
dent, and won by Best. Thursday night
there VIII DO a blindtoid race at The
Alhambra rink, and Saturday night Bur
kett and Dobbins VIII have o race. The
rink will be closed every other night this
week, but open in the afternoons.
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Watt y.
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Tor E. n, Msaillln &ico.'s great sale Of
Millinery Goods next Thursday.
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Inland strawberrIos

morning, noon and evening. Fresh from
the Geld. One dollar per dozen baskets
at +. E. Smiths, bridge corner.
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"A LARGE number OF Wheeling people
will attend theannual commencement ex'
ercises Of Washington.J etlerson College,
az L ttIe Washington, this week.
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FoR Bnggies, Ph@tons and Spring lvag.
ons, 90 TO ,al ]. w. FERRRlIs.
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rwrSrY.ytyR CRsrs at Thursday Z Great
Millinery Sale will 60 as lar 40 Q dollar :, WIN
20 to-day. j, Al. McSIllls . 70.