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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tie City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. =

Strangers in tie City and Wheeling Folks
q Abroad. -
Judge r. T. Fleming, OF Ravenswood,
is at the Mcclure House.
Mrs. Charley Shay is seriously i'll, the
effects OF u neglected cold.
Prof. AL. Purinton, Superintendent
OF the Parkersburg Schools, is in.the city.
Miss Annie Clark has returned from an
extended visit with her relatives at Steu-
benville. 1.
Col. Ben. Wilson is in the city, on his
way home to Clarksburg from the Ma.
tional Capital. y
Col. I. ]. West, Superintendent OF the
penitentiary at MoundsVille, was among
the State solons yesterday.
DR.. Isaac II. Scott, Mayor OF Parkers.
burg, who has been in the city several
days, left for home yesterday. a
Mr.. II. Emsheimer returned last even.
ing from Philadelphia, where he went rs
delegate to the Grand Lodge |. o. B'nai
Birth.
Miss Isadore Pollock ENTERTAINERS few OF
her friends with progressive euchre at her
Aome, CORNER VI SuuPhuc hIiN FvuICcentu
streets, Thursday evening.
Miss Amelia Harrison, OF Louisville, who
has been visiting here during tile season,
returns home to-day. This charming lady
has made host Of friends during her stay
here wholwill sincerely regret her de-
parture.
Mr.. John L. Thornhill, mail and bank
ing page OF the House Of Delegates, yester-
day obtained leave Of absenceifor q week
and lett for home on business. He iscon-
nected with tile Charleston Times. Mr..
Rud Kennedy will perform his duties dur
ing his absence.
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ADAD1Y NEEDED CHANGE
III the Charter of ncnwood Asked Mt I'll
HIND J. of The Legislature.


In the Charter of Norwood Asked Mt the
Innd-of tho Legislature.
A hill Of great Importance to Benwood
is now pending in tho House Of Delegates,
having been presented by Mr.. Edwards,
Of Marshall county, at the request OF the
Benwood municipal officials. When the
town was incorporated as a city the act
was based on an old survey extending
only to the river shore. This bill pro-
poses 10 amend SO rs to extend the west
corporation boundary to low watpr mark
on the Ohio side, the boundary OF the
State.
Experience has shown the necessity OF
this amendment. As it now is the river
is not under the control OF the Benwood
authorities, and house boats are moored
to the bank and used as Immoral resorts
with IMMUNITY, the city ordinances not
reaching the case. II the bill alluded to
becomes n law it will give the city author
tiles control OF heriYer, and enable them
to break up this vicious practice. Other
cities on the river exercise Jurisdiction to
the State boundary, and it was only by an
error that it was made otherwise in the
case OF Benwood.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents end incidents in West Virgin
and Vicinity.

Accidents end Incidents in West Virginia
and Vicinity
The citizens OF Mineral county are get
ting up q petition praying the Legislature
to make it forever unlawfulto hunt deer
in this State with dogs and prohibiting oil
persons from killing them In any manner
for at least three years.
Elijah Reed and James Scott, oil Han
cock county, when young meiisvowed to
each other that the surviving one should
dig the grave OF the other. They grew to
beold men and few days since Reed
diod at Fairyiew. Scott, true to his promr
Use, prepared his fFisnd'E grave,
Its reported that lead mine has been
found on Fl. Il. Bartlett's farm in Barbour
county. The Philippi Republican says Of
it: This is the mine that Mike Neal in
the year 1924 got lead out Of. Healso dug
lead on the waters Of Camp. Run about
this time. Some examinations will be
made soon to prove thig mattpr,
A very singular case is reported from
Flemington, Ayopng man by the name
OF Mawyer had his leg amputated from
the effects Of sCrofula, and when tho leg
was severed party standing BY was or:
dered to get box and bury the severed
limb. It was not long till the other leg
began to give the boy pain, the leaders
beginning to contract. The family was
told to examine the buried leg and see II
it was placed straight in the box; it was
found TO be in cramped position, where
upon it was Strengthened and rehUyied,
The boy has been improving eyer since.
This remarkable case is Volched for by
many good citizens besides Drs. Curry and
Finley.-Phiippi Republican,.
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The Baltimore 4 Ohio road has secured
another piece OF property for the purpose
Of making its Hempfeld extension or
through route in this city by exchanging
q piece Of its properly south Of the creek
short DISTANCE aad'yp5t Of Main street
for piece owned by the Centre Foundry
Company. Both deeds were recorded yes
terday. They bear date November II,
1884. The part secured by the baltimore
4 Ohio iSS portion Of lot No. % in Chap.
line 4 Eo9's addition. As soon as the
weather becomes sctttedeDoRgb to permit,
tho work Of constructing The extension
and the making Of several very material
improvements will be rapidly pushed Tor
ward,
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TIE NATIONAL. ROAD.
a Propositi on for the state to Turn 1t Over
to Ohio County.


to Ohio County.
Senator Scott yesterday introduced in
the Senate bill to turn over that portion
OF the Cumberland road" in Ohio county,
to the county authorities. The bill was
presented at the instance Of persons who
are obliged to travel over the road, and
who think 1t would be an advantage for
thecounty to assume control Of theroad, es-
pccially aiterthestate officers are removed
to Charleston and the State Board OF Pub.
lie Works is at distance from the road, and
unable TO give it the personal supervision
they now exercise overit.
Other gentlemen who use the road daily
express grave doubts as TO whether the
county should assume charge OF the road,
which is now universally said to be in q
very bad condition.
One OF the advocates OF the change con-
templated by Senator SCOTS bill said last
night that one decided advantage 10 be
gained by the change would be the en-
ployment OF but one toll keeper where
two are now required at various places on
the pike, for instance at Frank Walters,
where the toll gate on the National road
and that on the Bethany pike could be 80
arranged rs to be under the control OF one
person.
The tolls on the National pike average
about s., 900 year, and are lower than on
any other toll road in this vicinity, in
Guiding the same road in Ohio and Penn.
sylvania. This revenue, it is claimed, will
keep the road in good repair. =.
On the contrary it is pointed out-and
this is an undeniable iact-that the ex.
pertinent OF county control ofthe National
road in Ohio and Pennsylvania has been
a failure, the road having become steadily
and greatly impaired in condition in few
wears
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This afternoon the Office of Collector Of
Internal Revenues for this State. will be
transferred from General !. II. puYal to
Mr.. S. ?. Mccormick, of Grafton. Mr.. alc=
Cormick's bond as heretofore stated, is
in the sum OF $4,000 with the following
gentlemen as bondsmcn: Dr.s A. H.
Thayer, s. L. Allen, Leonard Mallonee,
=, n. Durbin, George W. Curtin, lie Roy
Cofran, 7. +. Davis, George Brinkman,
George lt. Whitescaryer, William Wat:
kips and @. ?. W. kunst, all Of Grafton;
and Matthew G. Holmes, Of Diarksburg.
The Grafton Standard in speaking OF the
change says: "1he office will be brought
TO Grafton, and an entire new era, as far
as the old organization Of the ofliceis con-
cerned, will begin. While We welcome
Mr.. Mccormick to the now honors that
surrobnd bis appointment, We ut the same
time see in the very brief distance
another change, III which Democrats will
have the call on rejoiciDgs. Until then,
Brother Mccormick, rale."
It ia not probable that the Office will DO
removed TO Grafton % styled, &
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Teeth are troublesome things, both in
coming and going. Thousands Of children
die in teething. Mr.. J.H. Wicker, OF
Montesums, Ga, writes, "Last spring,
Browns Iron Bitters saved the lie 81 my
little eighteen.months-old girl, who was
teething.N Some people, have IN idea
that this medicine Is only for grown-up
people, but it is just as valuable for little
folEa. :, II gives them health and
strength p s AZ /. RIsiRgp tho EFosest9 many .
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- ~ :, TIIIS WE'LL KNOB

TOR sALE-THE WELL ! h Ma
u Country Residence Of the lac H ns1, "a 10
deceased, SItuAto In Pleasant valley ~ n " p
living on the National ROHd and lhe wv iSh IN q
drove Railroad, three miles east o. Sa,ltt ~
about twenty minutes ride from ine s,ynJ " !
Ing. Containing about FIVE acFCA " ,SI ~
house Of eight rooms and pahLp iba 10
kltchnn, with 4 never failing well ~ m "
door Of rs good drinking water a. m WA s,alst
county; has also 4 100 barrel ccntnSsTT, y; 4 q
rain water. There are also lnl HsIsiI .
ohoicest Of fruit trees Of various Nv aI.tIg :
place; also EhrUbbery, &c. I hb nGa,IsesH
portuniiy for pen0n retired itols M 4, ia v
needing The fresh, baclng county, :"
confinement 10 the office all Oay; 4, arm w.
We AlSo offer for sale Farm O. ~ an Eissl
land, all under cultivation, b0ruenilIiS s,ogt %
ALLEY IN the town Of Kirkwo0d, ..a,y nod =!
OLD. and running back u the cOulH "A ~
SrccSsihle both from DcKalD .lfgeI , INK -
alley, in the town oil KIrkwOoi' Eip1 I'D ~
OHIO, and also from the county rAI. IA.
Mo on Inc land two springs Of 81 M 20
rear Kennon alley and the other neI l,, Y il =
road, would make the farm well AHAP''
purposes OF for market gardgIlng' ,tcs 20 ~,
AtSO, q good Coal Bank, with OiSu ~ t,nta q
Of D0Kal6 street and Kenn0n AlIeI
laid with q good 7 rail. .,.oii gas "
All Of the above property u ho'"" ID.
for rent for the ensuing year; p, ,bdfCs {
For further Particular call on g ~ ~
sTlFRL or i. J. BAYHA, at TUG ,ha Nil ~
Wheeling, w. Va, Executors o. ~s dsfW
Henfyfr IemAnn, deceased.
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The New u. p. W. Organized.

The membs5g Of the now City Board OF
Public Works, Messrs, payid Bell, John
II. Hobbs and John Batterreldj met at
the Rosrd's rooms on Main street last
night and organized as prescribedby the
act to which they oEn their existence.
OIr. David Bell was elected President, and
B. A. Galllgan was reelected Clesll -
The retention OF Mr., 9alliIpn Is accept
able to a large proportion Of the public,
He hts been an efficient and faithful
clerk, and his BarYicas will be especially
valuable to the new Board on account Of
Ills experience under the former ono.
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Good nanl hy sneak ThLeve..

Henry Bruner, proprietor OF the rcstau.
rant on tho east side Of Market Square,
near Tenth street, was recently made the
victim OF sneak thief, who entered his
sleeping room and stole his gold watch
and Sl5 In cash. The theft was evidently
committed by some person familiar with
his room and also with his habit OF leily-
ing his yaluables in II, but there is no
clue TO the perpetratoT.
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Last evening two ragged, dirty boys,
about nine or ten years Of ago, were
reclining on the steam heater in Tie POST
Office, fast asleep. Two young men en-.
tered, and after contemplating the pic
tgFe awhile, aRe OF them walked the boys,
apd asked;
pHYOuRgfelloys, are yeuRo aIqid come
thief will go thfSgEh Yopr clothes and
CANT got none." 49,.
"WhatW
TAiR't got no money"
"0h, you hsSep,tp
"Naw; you might giye Z fcller fifteen
to go over in the skattn' rink"
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 3l.-1 An
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, local rains, variable
winds, slightly warmer in the eastern por-
ton stationary temperature inthewestern.
For the Lower Lakes. partly cloudy
weather, local rains, generally warmer,
variable, generally northerly.
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G1tticnra.
.pISaFIGURING
HUMORS.
Hut Ill TIN @
ERUPTIoNG.
ITCHING AND BURNING
TORTURES.

have tried for eleven yeaB TO hAyo my vile
cured oi terrible skin disease. The Cullcnn
Remedies (CutIGuTa Rgsovent, the now Blood Pu.
rIfer, internally, aud CutlOura, the great skin
Cure, and CutIcifa Soap an cEqulAltc SKIN lsOaull
fer, externally have dOnc inSlX weeks what
have tried for eleven yearS 70 have done. You
shall have the particulars "a AOon us can give
them 70 you, and IA we ARE 80 well known In this
mart OF tho c1untFy, II will benefit You, and tho
tatnsaleS Will euro all who use tllOn.
MIYEvtiIK KY CfIA9 IL WHITE
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NRsECOND PREsB YTERIAN
EES CIfURCII-lIcv. W. Ii. Cooke, I'D, pastor,
Services tomorrow NJ 1880 A.iM. and r. ". Sab.
bath sChootatY AN. tD;
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READ THIS CARD.
why wo Charge for Checking Goats, olOaiss,
&C., Mt the Capitol Rink.

= Ec., Mt the capitol ktnk.
As We have as many as Eve hundred
persons, and often more, In attendance
during, session, It. would be impossible
for all their wraps 10 be taken care Of by
US. We, therefore, charge mere nominal
sum for the care Of such. wraps, &C., as
Tiers might be danger OF being lost or
exchanged for eommoner ones layed about
promiscously on the stage Ceats or parlors,
We could not BIO blamed or expected to
pay in case OF loss did we not receive
some compensation for the care and re-
sponsIbility. We do not charge in con.
gideration Of any profits derived, butas a
safeguard to our patrons, for did wo check
free Of charge pefslls wophl tkr1w wraps,
hats, &C., in our cloak room and rush of
without check or knowledge II their
whereabouts, causing confusion, loss and
mistakes that could never DO satisfactorily
adjusted. lay ilr your check and we
pay you your loss.
Respectively,
LAREiN 4 HAEDLAE,
Capitol Rink at PostolIicc.
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A slight smash.up took plaeS on the
Hempaeld, Just this side Of 'Little wash.
ington, Hast evening. Anaccommodation
and freight are said 70 have come to-
gether, resulting in smashing thihae some-
what and shaking up the passensers, bRt
injuring no one severely. fes
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BIOTCHES CIJRED.

Iuycd your Cuticum RemediCs ior 'BiotcheS, and
am completely cured, % my indispensable Joy.
CptIcuIB SOAP y the hest have ever used, and 10
tho prnllSlGh 81 Is Invaluable for cleansing the
skin, thereby removing MI "corl'' grease paint,
and all tho stuff used by thOm leaving Tho skin
pure and white and so!L Ny greatest pleasure Il
In recommending such an article, II, MACK,
Champion Comique Roller Skater.
YnitgnEYbWN OHIO
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closed a, shipments sal i, gu s
bsstsiS; ehariari rs ~ bhftel ~. ~
IIa1S,, cfseE Ilnow $3.50 ~ ,HNIyiaa
al.,sttV reiis The Ainilft NY ~.
I npTisI 10 tSy and did u nm hour saItinS
~ 4StEeL ThsTitasvlle pr y N,o 10
Ine 4 iist Of ever wen wayin !thoEn
rrsst ii shows there are % drllinS Weis 'nets'
many near the hAnd. y, 3. 49,. ,,,,o,
BRADFORD. Pa, jan s-c5naes gI' T PsansIt and
5Sewsses runs ThuTsday 1, Sq ny .,r Is.
iStHmsnts b5IIT barrels charters W n, ~,
inI run"S SIG6O0 barrels National Iihs. Nj
ti6catcS opened At G94c, eiose1 ~ U''ss' H''uS''
mn CRY, Pa, Jan. 81. transit Germ r,.
Gates opened at highess sSl: H cisSnScSs
10000 barrels; runs CS6Js barrels EItv III
II Nj barrels charters u, "! peEIelS vi Wy y"
RschaIgS stock, no bid; 81 1O4sked.
PTTsRvnen, Pa jan aSrn &C mn s' sIaSs
,.iiied ia and fell on again Tue eAu9s
Trading was light. az ..,,.,,.
''[ NEW YORK ,S jan. so.-Petolsum firm; United
U9JsG.
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LARKlN " ltASDLAG,
Capitol Rink at Postoiicc.

THERE will be full rehearsal Of "Tho
Land Of Nod" and 'iAiiStletoe Bough" Gt
the Opera House on Saturday, the 9lst, at
~. N. Every member is required TO DO
present. By order Of committee.
AtRs. F. NqBToS and
MRs. S. o. TAYLOR, Chatryomen,
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CHE astelIiigerfet.
once No.. 20 and - Fourteenth Street.
New AdvertIsements.
: s ss.i-stnrsI I'm, En-. MSs .

Yor -BenwOod Nan Mn Stock.
FOR Pale-slnger sewing Machine.
For Rent-New house.
Low OCsRn Fares-h. J. BehFeus,
Fine Glassware EwluR Bros.
last Chance leo. W, JOh1son's Cons.
Notice.. 8. Feeny.
plRuo Tuning-BnumeT.
Exclusion 10 New Ofleans-Jnhn Ballie.
Opem H0use-Evans & HOcy's MeteoD.
Religious SoiIces Fourth page.
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Poo dogs as pets have had TIER day
among the extremely fashionable, but
colds never 60 out oil fashion, 50 That II
Ia always necessary To know that III. Bulls
Cough Syrup isa sure cure for all coughs
and colds, Nff
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NSWAYNfAN CHAPEL, a. NJ. E.
and evening by tho pasguf, Rev. G. ASbury, DID.
EnhilnN Enhnnl n z Il NJ Z y. s. :.
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KRAUS BROS. s DAER.

By request of many customers We have
added to our line of Clothing and Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods a complete line
Of Hats aud taps, the latest designs, In
all qualities, and offer them ut very low
priees. KRAuS BROS. Il BAkR.
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r,,,,..ioo T,sEsts 70 Now or,,,n..

Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
call on or,address j. g.. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot Of Eleventh street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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N54FOURTH sTREETlM. L. CHURCH.
Esf Preaching Sunday at 1880 a. NJ, and r. NJ,
by the pastor, Fey, Jos, E. Smith, d. d. Sunday
School at2RM Young peoples meeting Monday
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SALT RHEuM.

have he'd the Salt Rheum for about three years
and have spent time and money 70 have Il cured
without success until tried the CullcpT1 Rene
dies, which are doing tie work, -
dAssytE1D, Coos County, Oregon. . '0'NS'
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Sclnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday;
IA. NJ, 30S; l2 NJ, $50 ;3P.h" 40'; J. NJ,
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gstieiaas sotiess.

W5pI.ATTER DAY SAINTS CHURCH.
GrS Preaching Sunday In tlie latter Day Saints
Church, below F0rtyeiShtiI street, by Rev. @. T.
Gri(llthE
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Call at. Nos: 9Oi0 and 21sl Main street,
and GET heavy six pound comfort for 90
cents. Only q few left Other goods in
proportion. JoilE AoE,iEE, Agent.
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ALL.WOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock full line Of the
above jackets; also, IN extra heavy quail
ity for butchers, and u full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not TO
shrink. C. HESS Il SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Cents FurnlshCrs.
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NxwYosx. Jan. so-cotton liali u slosll !.iec;
fntnres steady; January 1l.9sc; February M'Hc:
March ll2Sc: April NAY Iu ~ t1 ~
INV Ii Gle; August ll.7le; septembet u'SSci w
tobcr l0.s9c: November 10 T1e6e
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NHTHQMSQN No. E. CHURCH,
GEer lsLAED-Quarterly meeting services on
Sunday. Morning service atst0:So. preaching by
tho Rev. G. T. nlie, followed by communion SER
vice Evening ROrvipU at O'Clock, preaching by
tho Rev, G. w Smith, y. D., editor Of the PlttS.
burgh "ChrlEtlan AdvoCatA'EN
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sp0O FhR NOTHING.

Having paid about 500 to tlntoiaSs doctor 10
cure my baby, without success, triCd tho Cutlcnn
Rcmedlcs, which completely cured after using
three bottles, WM. GORDON.
81 ARLINGTON Az, charlcatown, Mas.
Sold everywhere Prica: CutIcuEA, 6Oc.; Soap,
80; RGEOlVeut, 81. Potter Drug and Chemical
& Send 10 .ILox 10 Cure Skin nl.es.esn
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Nry YoRK. Jan. 30-rte demand and move
,ncnt prcviOt,sly reported Ii still maintained.
There Is good daily Volume business UNI cur
rent values ure characterized BY much steadlness.
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FoR SALE.
yA1uApLH COAL PROPERTY,

COUNTRY RESIDENCE, T0 ~: y 7,
" with Valuable Lands, near The ClH' F"
Al am compelled TO move to The eli T{, ~ .
my residence together with Intich o. W, IL
Farm and Garden Lands, TO suit pun " y
don't sell will rent. There IL on W. wv IN "a
tenant house; also large new sApsg II M n j
crib and wagon she'd Al unITt 0ng ~, WI y sIS 4
iand. which has been enriched Win huGV h \ D
loads Of good stable manure, haulel SI ,s,sti
Inst two yearS. Most Of the land !, W. aooi "a
gardening purposes. There Il aI.9 ~ a
lands with neYer.tailing. springs Y, |slitb,
fields. 4 large portion Of the land y vIi ~
aud elIgibly located for Building nv, ~ vi
~ such II wanted. Some nave D y y, M ~
en-. For further information GpI REglL
call on. Il Il
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DOR RENT-A LARGE FRANZ
II House. on the farm Of WI Warden, ,IS,.'
Eve miles east OF the city, up EIginEtOp, IL
The house Is beautifully located, and VCGi. m.
a nice summer residence. An UrrhaNl n ~
fruit and room for gardening. P@seSsOa M ~
April /, 1856. Applyto S"a
WI. WARDEN
InI0 No. 2liO Min ~
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Elegant aud lliiicient.
For lumbago, sciatica aud pains in The
hack. hins and sides use Benson's Capcine
Porous Plasters. % cents. wsSM
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TIIg 0RNrLEllANIs RAcE.

The gentlemanls race was next on the
programme. There were nine entries in
the persons Of MeSsrs. s. 3. Harrison,
ULYSSES Carlin, Dan Heiskell, Austin
Beach, WIN Day, Charlie Hughes, Frank
SeiRel, MAJ Gutnan and Oh Rhodes Each
skased ~ himself u half mile, seven times
aronnd the surface against time. Mayor
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CHICAGO 1t1s., jan. 3O.-The Dover; Journal re-
nSTts: Live hOEs-Reccipts 81 head: snipcnT
700 head market slow ard 10y Io" Sd nsSrEnr
INA Shining siSaI ST. light 81 50ai co. sElps ~
* Cattle-Rccelpts 900 hcad; shlpmenEs ~ w.
head: prime firm; common 70 good p ~
IN head. market lower; common s. 5OaS ~; Iood
~, ni,oINn Nal n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-31

SOAP for Rough, ChappCd aud
w u Reddeaed SKIN and Hands, iaGwsAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-31

Hoststter's stom.
'aeh BittoFs Is the Or.
ucle for you, Il slim.
nlRtcs the falling on.
orgies, invigorat(s the
body and cheers tho
mind. II enables tho
SyKtem " throw OF
The facilitating VI.
ieets Of undue ID!
tyne. gives renewed
YigOr 70 the organs OF
digeStiDU, Rr0uAes tho
liver when inactive,
fenewS the jaded Ap.
Petite, and eAcorr.
'ngtA healthiul re-
pose. Iu InErodi.
ehta arc safe, and iLs
credentials, which
consist In tho hearty
Enforcement Of per.
IONS Of every clA1 Of
spticty, arc most con.
rlRgiStl aud Dealers
iyl0'NWRAW,