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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-03

VIM. Campbell will travel the coming
winter for Curan 4 Meek.
A. Fl. Marsh has built a large delivery
wagon for Wheeling firm.
A child Of Rev. ]. NJ. Monroe died yes
terday morning,and will be buried Sunday.
Q1ite number Of members OF the Sal
walton Army went away from here yester-
day on various expeditions.
R. ]. Purcell, OF Cincinnati, travelling
freight agent Of the Cincinnati Southern
railroad, was in town yesterday.
Miss Jessie Sharp entertained party Of
friends last night, Killmyer's orcheatra
furnished the music for the dancers.
A great many Quakers were in town
yesterday on their way to their homes
from the Yearly Meeting at Bsrnesville.
Jack Baugh won suit for $40 against
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad company
yesterday. It was question Of insurance
dues.
The societies OF the South Bellaire NJ.
E. Church have arranged a social recep-
ton for their new pastor Rev. ]. @. Smith
and his family on Monday evening.
Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Roach, both Of
whom sold their houses 10 the city on the
opening OF Union street, are building two
new houses in the First ward, west OF Bel
mont street.
VIM. Oliver was arrested for threaten.
ing Street Commissioner Louis Long with
bodily harm. Mr.. Oliver has wire fence
built across the road to the cemetery,
claiming his ground extends across the
road, and be has given great deal Of
trouble to many people. It is almost i'm
possible to even get into the cemetery at
all. The City Council and Township
Trustees are trying 10 arrange the matter
temporarily, and the courts will have 1t TO
settle soon. A funeral procession had TO
take the body over the fence with 1t the
other day.
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TnE cheapest goods sold for cash at
John Roemer'e, ag't, Nos. 2ol9 and 202l
Main street. Carpets at 10 cents, Oil
Cloths % cents, Rugs and Mats at all
prices. Window shades made up ready
TO hang for IS cents, Comforts for 90 cents,
Wall Papers for cents. The finest Brus.
sels Carpets at % cents. Gall soon II you
Wiah to make money.
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Dearly beloved Councilman, iGn,ti 50,
when the 1SrrLu0EscGa Investigates, the police
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the CITY and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. W. II. Webster, Of Moundsville
was in the city yesterday.
Hon. Lewis Baker, editor Of the St
Paul, MIMI, Globe, is in the city, the guest
OF Mr.. John Frew.
Mr.. Hardesty, Of Wheeling, has accepted
position in the B. & o. freight Office al
this place.-Bellafre Independent.
Warner Miller, Esq, OF Jackson county,
was yesterday admitted d TO- practice s. at the
Miss Katie A. Murphy. formerly with
Mrs. NJ. L.,Atkinson, returned yesterday
from New York, where abe has attended
openings.
Messrs. A. H. Brown and ]. A. Min
mich, representatives Of The Catholic Mir-
ror, Of Baltimore, are in the city on bust
ness for the paper.
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THE PERFUMED BALLROOM

The Atlanta Consultation, speaking OF tho Mystic
. The pefiumed ball room was one o, the novel
and graceful features Of this great event, AZ Inc
guests entered the Opera House they were greeted
with the most delicious odofs a. IRON a freshly
blooming bed OF thousand flowers. The air was
laden With the soft, sweet perfume that seemed %
% the very breath OF the goddess Of pleasure and
4 Tooing 70 the galeties Of the occasion. A foun.
tAln, neatly placed. was playing all the evening
the cologne which gave Ierth This perfume, and
the practiced senses Of the ladies at once deteotd
what II was. We need hardly say that the iountsin
and tho TWO atomiEerS Werc dispensing 70 the o..
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o4ont,aro Menforial.

Columbia Lodge No. 2Ol, o. K. ssB
will hold memorial exercises in the Jewish
Synagogue III honor OF the late Sir Moses
Monte6ore, the Jewish philanthropist and
centennarian, tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. The following committee hiss the
services in charge: b. Rosenstein, 'Presi.
dent, Simon Klein, Vice President, JOS,
Emsheimer, Secretary, T. Van Bergh, F,
Secretary, Edw, NJ. Brasch, Treasurer.
Enlfnwinv Ia the
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sKINsBL0OD
Diseases from Pimbles to Scrofala
Cprc0 by Cuticura.

Hundreds Of letten IN our possession copies oil
which may be had by return Of mail, repeat this
story: have been RterrIhlG sufferer for years ffon
Diseases OF the Skin aud Blood; have hean OBLIGED
to Shun public placs BY rea. on Of my dlsaguring
humnrs; have had The best phi siclani; have spent
hundreds Of dollars. and got no relief until used
the CuTicuRA RKNEDIEs which have cured me, and
left my skin and blood as pure as child'R.
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Cuticura Remedies arc the greatest medicines on
earth. Had the worst case Of SILT kheum In this
country. Ny mother had Il twenty years, and In
fact died from It. believe Cuticu'A would have
saved her life. Ny arms. breast and head were
covered for three years which nothing relieved or
cured until used the cutIcura ReSolVent, intern
ally, and Cuticura and CutiCura Soar, externally.
newark, o. j W. ADAMS.
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Cheap E4sarsion TO Piasburgh via The u . O.
The Baltimore { Ohio will sell excursion
tickets 10 Pittsburgh and return Tuesday
and Wednesday, October 0 and I, ut the
low rate OF 81 so, to those who desire TO
attend the g. A. R. Reunion and the
opening ceremonies OF Davis Island Dam,
Tickets good 10 return 0Stober 0 inclusive.
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PLANTS STATEMENT.
nE swEARs To N THs TlME
Before the Mayor of mipso-Ths Intsill.
Espeer Iuterrlsw corroSorntod by an
Amdavit, aud the oss,tiOn IL, which
rimo did Plant Tell the rrath9

James Plant, late boss roller at the
Laushlin mill, Martins Ferry, made an
other statement at Mingo on Thursday, to
which he made affidavit before Mayor
Simpson, Of that town. The statement,
taken In connection with the one at Mar.
tins Ferry tho same day, and printed yea,
terday Is, to say the least, very peculiaf.
A copy Of the statements appended:
MISoo JUNCTION, o Oct. /, 1855.
This Is TO certify that Msjor Burt came
to me three times at McKcesport the week
previous to our starting down here, and
he said to me, III you come down we will
give you set OF rolls" He also asked
me II could get any men to come with
me; everything was square, according to
Pittsburgh prices. So ngreed to go with
him and took six men with me, Major
Burt furnishing transportation. First,
when agreed with Major Burt was in
nocent Of anything being wrong, but when
getting to Martins Ferry, and finding that
my home was in the warehouse thought
there was something wrong Major Burt
also led me to believe the mill was new
one Just about to start up. That is the
reason gave up my job and came with
him.
Question-why did you quit?
Answer by Plant-I quit because I
knew / was doing wrong. They paid me
Pittsburgh prices. We made six heats q
day for two days. That was the best two
days we had. They gave me revolver
and one to my rougher, but when settling
up they charged me six dollars for them.
They also charged me $40 60 for board.
Mr.. LauShlin paid me all the money com.
ing to me when l quit. have seen a
good many OF the so-called strikers" and
find them all to be gentlemen, and re-
ceived treatment like gentleman at their
hands.
[signed1 JAMES PLANT.
sworn to and subscribed before me this
frat day Of October, 1885.
[signed] DAVID SIMPSON,
Mayor.
Concerning the story of the beating Of
Plant, printed yesterday, the Steubenville
Herald Gays there is no foundation fol-
the report. Gentlemen who have had
opportunities to investigate, however, say
Plant was assaulted, but II was the out.
growth Of o personal difficulty, Plant hay
ing called a man an opprobrious name.
He was not go badly hurt but that he
went on to McKeesport the same evening,
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rATDoR's PREMIUM COLOGNE,

an Article Of Southern manufacture that has
promptly won Ia way iuto wide spread popularity.
This Cologne IA OF the finest quality, lsSfinV M
delicious and an esteemed article on ths tniISt
!Aple Of AL that have used It. The quick and dsI
lca!e sense Of the Mystic Owls" at once discoyef
ca " merit. and they had no happier conceIt 10
1psI tnef guests than these fountain jetl Of az.
ngntni perfume, The fair dancers who found "a
kAtetu tetrsaher last evening will pleale HEN.
eelve9 And honor their entertainers By kceplnR M
means Of this delightful agent aus MWE4v
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For the laying Of the corner stone Of the
Catholic church at Newark, Ohio, October
II, 1885, the Baltimore q Ohio Will sell
excursion tickets from Wheeling to
Newark and return for $40. Tickets
good returning until the 18th inclusive,
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INDICATIONS.

WAsnIHaToN, Oct. 3.-lA, M.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, local showers
followed by fair weather, winds shifting
to southwest and northwest, rising, pre-
coded in northeast portion by falling baro'
meter, cooler in western portion, generally
higher temperature in eastern portion.
Eof the Lower Lake region, light
showers, followed by fair weather, south
eFly winds shifting 70 westerly, rising, pre-
ceded In east portion by falling barometer
nearly stationary temperature, followed
by cooler weather Sunday morning.
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A. 1. RICE & co.
Opening.

UptHIHSs
We take pleasure In announcing our
onening or Pattern Hats and Bunnets
takes pluce ON Wednesday next, oh inst.
Ne have taken unusual care In tue Sc
lection OF eur Patterns, and promise to
exhibit a large collection Of very choice,
navel and exclusive styles, all marked nj
popular prices. A. L. RICE q CO.
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HEAD. FACE AND BODY RAW.

commenced to use your Cuticun Remedies last
July. Ny head and face and zone paris OF my
body were almost raw. My head was covered with
scabs nd sores, and my suffering was fearful
and West. Ny case was considered q very bad one.
have now not q particle Of Skin Humor about
me, an6 my case Is conside1e1 wonderful
DECATUR, MICH. MRS. 8. Z. WHIPPLE,
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officer Barns, of Wheeling, who put on
a bold front and stuck until the expose Of
his conduct came, futlly resigned under
pressure Of testimo' y, and now retires in
shame, whereas he might have retired
with still some question Of doubt as TO his
conduct had he taken the INTELLIdENcER's
advice. There is no doubt now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-03

WE have now on exhibit cur Fall and
Winter stock OF Wo0lens, being com:
plete line OF Suitings, PantalOOnings and
tIercoatipgs, which We shall get up In
flrst.class style and ut, and ut lowest
prices. Also, full line OF Furnishing
e00us Always ~ A G. HESS 8 SONS.
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Sunday RpiNeT. September n.

Sunday RepIlIe1, EtIIe065H ".
Officer Burns is out in a card this morn
ing which explains itself. Burns talks
like an innocent man, and We trust the
investigation which he demands will be
prompt, thorough and decisive, 80 that
the officer may have his dues, whatever
they be, at the earliest possible day.
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Advertising Cheats II!

at has become SO common to begin an article In
an elegant, interesting style, IL
"Then run It into some advertisement, that We
avoid all such,
"And simply call attention 70 the merits OF Hop
Bitten In as plsiu, honest terms as possible,
"To Itduce people
ITO give them one trial, which 50 proves their
value thasthsy viii never use anything else"
"rnn REMEDY so tAvOtably noticed in ali the
EeligIous and secular, Is
or medicines.
g and nc Ss1sE aS d y5 oS B E the h aSS
shown great thrGwdneSs and ability
"ln cum poupdIng 6 medicine whose virtues axe
20 pAlpable to every ones observation"
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Did She DIET

"she fingered aud suffered along, plnIns away
all tho time for years."
"Tho doctors doing her nogood;"
"And at last was cured by this Hop Bitten the
papers say 30 much about"
'1ndeedl indeed"
SHOW thankful we should be for that med iclue. {"
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Very neat stylesi in hat racks, also many
elegant attractions in center tables, small
stands, &c. FREw & BERTsCHY,
Furniture, Carpets and Undertaking.
lll7 Main street,
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kCRN CUTICuRt ANTtsAIN PLASTER IA
&3S&N 4 new, original elegant and inlallIble
ASS.NS RntidotO 10 Pain and Inflammation,
HSNt bRniGhing Rheumatic, NeuaiEic, 8clR.
e}eA 'tiGSsudden, Snap and Nervous Palms
S-ot7RS by magic. AZ drugElhL 26c.s
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Charles EGyrc Hinkle. jersey City Heights, n, J..
writes: any son, lad Of twelve yean, was com
pletely cured Of TERRIBLE case Of Eczema by The
Cuticura Remedies. From the top Of his head q
other remedy and physicians had been tried II
vain.
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Gtle qatelIdgeater.
New Advertisements

information wautei.
ror ksnt-Brick dwelling
Wanted-Ladlts- KGns.nston Art Co.
nRaisinR at Nom chens.
Gas Yl0bes- EwlnS Bros
Alaflor Coal vAteJ-StBollt q Bro.
!TnSiic sale Of Farm, Building, &c.
Fun for q Million Grand Carnival at Alhambra
PAtaSe kink.
Fan HoSiefy-D. Gundling & 60.
Just Opened Il 9 Dillon, Jewelcr.
Wanted ~ aSbKomGn-Heado Of Local.
slim and Blood DIsCases-Fourth page.
RoIhi.Bakine PoWdeF-ROutth page.
Religious Noticts-Fourth page,
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"WHES headache joins neuralgia, then
comes the tug Of war" A wise general
marshals his forces, charges with bottle
OF Salvation Oil, and the doughty foe lies
cringing in the dust.
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Al North Fad RINK ro.niEht.

Grand skating Carnival, wheel.barrow
race, and other attractions Admission
| 10 cents, slrates 10 cents, MuHie by
Hughes rink band,
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KIsNeR,S MlLLINERY OPENING

Continued until this evening on account
az dad weather yesterday. All are In.
yfted 10 ATTEND, RISNER'S,
,'f'fT J f--F 1911 Main Street.
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LadIsst

Go and see the common sense Opera slip
j W. AIHng,
has Main street.
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CuT1CURA REMEDIES

Are sold everywhere Price: cuIIcuRA, 500; RE
SOLVENT, Si.C0: Soar, 25c. Prepared by the PoTIER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for "How to Cure sk'n Diseases"
npIInc Pimples, Skin Blemishes and Baby Hu.
l1llElN. TnOrs nnTnd nv (HnIINfra 9naT
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4 Daughter,s Misery.

"Eleyen yean our daughter suffered on bed OF
misery,
"Fron a complication OF kidney, liver, rheu.
matte trouble and nervous debility,
"under the care OF the best physicians,
"who gave her disease various names,
"But no relief,
"And now she Is restored to US in good health by
a simple remedy as Hop Bitters, that we had
Rhunned for yean before using t."
TBPARssu.
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Use Camphorine Soap freely in washing
bed clothes and all clothes worn closest TO
the body. See the big reward we offer on
wrapper. s. STRuHz,
Originator Of "Wax Soap"
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None genuine without bunch Of green Hopa
on the white label. Shun all the vile, posonoiS
stun with chop" or Hops" In their name,
Beplt.NWFAW t..
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Go and see Stacy, Adams & Co.'s hand
made Waukenphast, best fitting shoe
made, at J. w. AMlcK's,
1l4S Main street.
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Grand Army Day-openIng Davis leland
Dan, Plttsbu,Eh, Pa.
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 8 and
I, the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
railway will sell cheap excursion tickets
to the opening ofthe Davis Island dam by
the G. A. r. Round trip, 81 so. For full
particulars see bills and posters.
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Continued until this evening on account
OF bad weather yesterday. All are invited
to attend. KIsNER'5,
1911 Main street.
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WE caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us on weekly
payments, They are impOsters.
JACOB w. GkUBB, JeMeler.
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nTZANE STREET NJ. E. CHURCH
ny Rev. J. Henry Hess pastor. Services by tho
pastor tomorrow Ut l0:31 A. Y. and 7.J1 2. Y,
Sunday School Of 2P.N. All arc inViId
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Thermometer Record.

FOR comfort, get one Of those Best
Knit Jackets at G. HESS & SONS.
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"sHALt our girls whistler" ofcourse IL
they strengthen their lungs by taking Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepft
drie store, 1918 Market street, yesterday
7A.M., 66'i II NJ, So; SP. NJ, CO.; 7P. NJ.
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Cheap Excursion to Pittsburgh from Down
River Points,

Cheap excursion tickets will be sold
from ali points between Parkersburg and
Wheeling by the Ohio River Railroad
Company, Tuesday aud Wednesday, 0cto.
Der and Z, to the opening OF the Davis
Island dam by the G. A. R. Fare from
Parkersburg and Marietta will be 81.
Tickets good to return until October 0.
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RUNITED PRESBYTERIAN
u1 CHURCH-Rsy. J. T. Mcclure, DID,, pastor,
ReTyicea tomorrow at 1880 n. aud ;:S0P'H,
Sabbath School at 2R. 4. All are invited.
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Dos,T iail to 90 to the North End Ira, Rink
tonight. ''. - '"'" I
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Kisnor's millinery Opening
Continued until this evening on account
Of bad weather yesterday. Allar invited
to attend. KISNER'S,
1911 Main street,
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A MAN who gazes at q red sunset has q
golden prospect before him. So has a
man who uses Red Star Cough Cure-the
prospect Of soon finding hislungs as strong
RR aver
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IT WOULDN'T WORK.
a YgRY NEAr llgT1E scnEME
10 Spike .ss oss,of the Prosecution in ths
Police Iaquiry-Burns Aftompts to save
his chief from EsritSd Expo.
sure By sacrificing Himself.


Dearly beloved Councilman, Isn't itSo,
When the ISTELLIoEScGR Investigates, the police
mustgor
Isn'tl It iGcE that our scalps number tWoH
Nov, dearly beloved councilnsn, lsn'tthiS tfue7
A very neat scheme was concoctsd by
Porter Smiths advisers Thursday night to
save the Chief aud his force from the dis
grace Of threatened exposures. It was
fixsd up that Burns should resign, and
this was expected to satisfy committee
instructed by Council to make thorough
investigation Of the police force. 1t did
not satisfy the committee, nor did it ward
of the dreaded publicity OF the faults and
misdemeanors Of the Chief and certain OF
his men.
Clerk Galligau, Chairman Myles and
others bent every energy to secure the de-
sired end. the stopping OF the investiga'
ton, which had already had such damag-
ing effect. The testimony given before
| the committee Thursday night, substan'
tiating as 1t did every charge made by the
IYTELIIdEHcRR, fell like bomb in the
camp OF Chief Smith aud his followers.
The Chief thought his policy toward the
witnesses, as illustrated by his remark at
the Holiday house ('It you go to talking,
I'll make 1t hot for your" had prevented
the prosecution from establishing its case
When this hope was blasted, he and hif
friends were struck with dismay. In
their desperation they devised scheme.
Burns should resign and stop the damag-
| ing exposures.
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HuenEs' full band at the North End
Rink tonight.
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Z 'TIS DEEDS MUST WIN THE PRIZE y
3Words are like leaves, and where thOy most abound
Much fruit Of sense beneath Is rarely found"
GUT'M-ANS
Never Make Idle Promises,
Never Speak in Gittering Phrases,
But Always Tell the Unvarnshed Truth
In Their Store, in Their Advertisement
AMID EVERY-W HERE.
In Their Store, in Theil

Other houses may boast and blow and seek to attract custom
ers by announcing fictitious goods they can't Show and
thew cannot name GUTMANS want none OF that We em
ploy different methods to gain patronage we advertise
good thing we have it is reliable 1t is reputation M
our success.
most important feature at present is our gigantic Special
Sale OF THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS OF New AND FINE
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An UnfaliIng Safeguard Against all Infeo.
tious Diseases.
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mRSECoND PRESBYTERIAN
HS CHURCH-ReY. VIM. II. Cooke, b d ,paStor
Services tomorrow at 1870 A. n. and 1850 +. \.
Sabbath RchOol at n. All are welcome.
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Coiioitors ~ Tifn INSURANCE.

WANTED !ss e. S s 4 e. s $s
Equitable LiEe AsEoeiati9n o. VI ado n'1ls
90 operative COMPANY with lhS ba al, 'yaJd.
plan now IN uSc. Popular npl mind NJ
hniinRss established. Ertfch1's ~ 7 Abs1g,ii'
mAnent employment Nul ~" Gn6r " III
w w f Manager, aIriihshuBr We' wy
le9eg WFAW
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FALL AND WINTER SUITS

IN MEMS SUITS we offer unequaled attractions W.
show all the staple and fashionable styles Of Sack and F
Suits and we can suit the most hsdous dresser as quickly
the humble workngman From SIS to IS offer extensive
assortment Of well made Chevot and Worsted Suits From
trimmed in most substantial manner and equal any suits
sold elsewhere for third money If you want fine
Dress Suit see magnificent line of Imported Goods silk
and satin lined from $12 to S25 There Finer
Goods in the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-03

m SpFoURTH STREET NJ, E. CHURCH.
W. Preaching Sunday at 1910 a. " and 100 p
Y BY the pastor, Rev. B. y. Randolph. SUNDAY
School At ? n. Young peoples meeting Monday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-03

n5FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
HS The pastor, Rev. D. A. cIppIngham, D. D.,
will peach In the Acsaetny Of Music, tomorrow
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