davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
ABOUT pEOpLE.
Strangers in the OlSS aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the C.Sy aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Capt. John Mcdonald, Of New Cumber-
land, was in the city yesterday.
Geo. A. Barth and Thomas Hudson, Of
Wellsburg, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Katie Harden, Of Steubenvllle, Is
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs y. o. Taylor.
Mr.. +. NJ. Wright, Of Volcano, Wood
county, was among the West Nirglnians In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. II. D. Hewitt, OF Hollidaysburg, Pa ,
has been visiting friends in this Cily for
the past two days.
Mrs. John Il. Downs, IT,, Of this city, Is
visiting friends and relatives in Sseuben.
Vile and Toronto, Ohio.
Miss Sophie FenwiCk and Mrs. Annie
Craft, Of WelsburR, were visiting friends
on the Island yesterday.
W. II. Stewart, Of Cleveland, General
Freight Agent Of the Q. & =. railroad, was
at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Miss Mary yardy, who sings so well In
the 1T. Luke's choir will be in her place
tomorrow after a few weeks vacation.
Mrs. 7. Perry Jacobs and Misses Annie
Baush and B. LentS, Of New Martinsville,
were registered at the stamm House yes
tertlsy.
Kate Castleton, her husband and man.
ager, Mr.. Phillips, and several members
ofthe "Crazy Patch" Company, are at the
Mcclure.
s. A. Taggatt, State Secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Associations Of
Pennsylvania, will spend Sunday and
Monday with the Y. NJ. O. A. The mem.
bsrs OF the association will give him an
informal reception on Monday evening.
Mr.. George @. Hannah, Of the Norway
Tack Company, leaves to-day for Rock
ford, ILL.,, to take au inventory Of the
stock and machinery Of the Rockford
Tack Company, having been appointed
one OF committee to do this by the Cen.
trail Manufacturing Company. The Rock.
ford Is member Of this concern which Is
TO dissolve soon, asreported ia yesterdays
issue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

", II, Clark Is candldat, Tor reelection to III,
Office Of Township Az tsOf,
Iley. Samuel Boyd wilt d ! the pulpit Al the Pres
byt .fian hutch tomorrow mOflt z. Ia The absenoi
Of Rtv, @ o Hays
Al the Firh N. Z. Churih, Rev. Winters will
preach ia the tnnTn ~ iUn Joan xii, V The
evening sermon will 90 10 lodns meni text Palms
iiptp
Especial train will DO ruu To Allegheny. city To-
morrow AcCd hm0 iAtl the elnpt yet VINO Wisd
70 attend the funeral Of JOhnnY Kennedy he had
been running ntnglne TOT twenty-five yean,
A each ID blonde accompanied By Two dtlnken
male eompanlo aafVoia a. BtldgepJrt ye ,tefd y
morning on the hfSi aItee C4' AID created dis
gfacolui seems BY thsl loud AID leWd talk. An
oiltef wa sent i6twhO cklylfelp0nted, but the
tito boarded 1 CiGv land q tiitihufgh train ard
escaped, The eicaps, however was "out OF the
if1l6R pan In 0 the Gre n C1nduc OF jim No
Donald nipped lhelt feyelil IN ih4 bud By few
word, from the toyiad edition, " lle one bend
les "a gently ! tue bell cord Az Martins Fetfy
similar actionj wee INDUCED but The appearances
Of an of1cef caused the . % imp he Town
p,y sSs's G' ssssi ca 2G ad, iSSS Sa
port PutoiieO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
KIsNER.
Openins Of Pattern Hats and Bonnets
on april /, 9 and 8. All aye Invited.
KlSNRN, 1871 Main st.
SOLAR Prints, a specially In Silver or
at Kinks ART STORE.
LOCAL BREVIr1Es.
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About The

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
City,
MArrNREs at both theatres to-day.
ACADEMY this evening" smnralda."
opERA HOUSE, this eyening-Kate Gas.
Teton In "Cfazy Patch"
TnE Ohio River road repair force has
been having considerable trouble Of late
at the Narfows, this side Of slstersyille.
There have been several bad landslides,
A VALUABLE horse belonging 10 Mr..
George y Feeney was shot yesterday by
Veterinary Surgeon Robinson. 1t has
been alex and lame for q long time and ita
recovery was an imposalbillty.
THE spirituallsts Of the South will hold
a grand reunion and anniversary Celebra'
ti6n at Louisville, KY, beginning March
Is and lasting q week. Reduced rates
have been secured on all railroads.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 re.
cord a deed made March "a by P. shatkey
and wife 10 Anna o. Orr, 10 consideration
Of 81 900, for the east part Of lot In O
L, Z.uv's addition, on Virginia street
Island.
on Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock the
t,oafd Of Directors Of the State Faif Asso
citation and the Chamber VI Commerce
CotnniLtee on State Of Trade will meet o.
tha Chamber Of Commerce 10 consider
! he industrial Exposition project.
SPEAKING about his lawsuit, Sam Bark
Law saysi II will not take part In any ex
eiciSe until the matter is settled, aud II
Ire meantime / am losing useful and
necessary practice. II may be that III
begin the season 0 month behind In te
gulslte training"
NATHAN A. BELL, the Holmes county
Ohio. horse thief, was held yesterday b.
Squire w, H. Davis, to await the atfiva
Of a requisiIlon from Ohio. Dol. Arnett
Bells lawyer, will make application K
Judge Boyd, Of the Circuit Court, Tor 9
writ Of habeas corpus.
Ar THE Sunday School Teachers Bible
Study, In the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION pailots, this afternoon, Rsv X F,
Randolph will explain how the Cuueiiofdl
Inscriptions were interpreted. His tall
will Be illustrated with ChAtts, aud II prom.
ises 10 DO very interesting, de win also
giye brief review Of the Sunday School
lessons Of the past quarter, The meeting
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
ANOTHER o As Field.
A section of Ohio Ron Ia the Fusl-A Big
q Scheme,

A Section Of Ohio ZION ia the Fusl-A HiG
Scheme.
The Pittsburgh Times says: What IL
considered by local gas men as the most
pretentlous move ever made in the history
Of natural gas has just assumed definite
shape. A syndicate composed Of Cleveland
manufacturers, capitalists from Eastern
Ohio and practical natural gas men Of this
city, with capital of l0,0 600, 900, has leased
large areasoiterritory IN Belmont and JET
lesTon counties, inthat State, andhavenow
six derricks in course Of construction pre-
paratory to testing the distEiCt. The terri
tory centres nOar Smithaeld, Jefferson
county, and lies about ten miles north oil
the Ohio river at Martins Ferry. The
district has been carefully examined by
experts, who unanimously reported that
the prospects for striking gas were tavora..
BILE. In view OF the probably successful
development OF the territory, tho Byndi-
cate has had surveys made for lines to
Cleveland, and has included In its plans
and regulated its capital 80 az to admit OF
the laying Of three twelve inch
wrought iron mains to that city. Should
the supply be as large IS expected the
syndicite will reach out for the patronage
Of Wheeling and Steubenville. It Is pro-
posed In tho towns TO be supplied that
local companies will bs formed, 70 which
will be given the right Of supplying local
consumers. The plan CoDtemplates the
laying OF over 400 miles In mains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

n5zANE STREET NJ. 4. CHURCH.
W. Rev. ]. Henry He's, pastor 't,'i'V r he
morrow Al i0.SJ 4, n. and 7!lbr y ~ ji,
second quarterly MEETING lbe ppddlhg a. "a si
Rev, u. 3, Hl.s, will ptearh both mon n'asaa me
evening, This Sacrament Of tn oid VI,
Will DO admlnlAleted AZ tho morning ,el,W.t'iDS
bath school at2 I, Y, All are CordlaliI 'n''"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
stacks Furnishing Goods of Every Desirable Style

value Of the land makes the difference,
The mill at Omaha has IS machines, and
makes iron nails, for which 1t hnds q
ready market right in ON aha, At Pueblo
there ia a twenty.machine factory, which
also makes iron malta for the local market:
The tolls on freight across the Mississippi
are so high that eastern mills cannot COM
pete with those west OF that river in the
markets there, MIR. Chew went west
with a party who desired to buy the
Omaha mill, but they arrived there too
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
INSURE YOUR LIFE

And thus protect your wife and children.
he OHIO Valley Life Insurance Com lany
OF Wheeling, affords reliable Life llsur-
ancO ut raIes within reach Of small la
COMES. The average coat last year IN Tie
Ohio Valley mas los. thun tnal OF any
O,h.r Life Insurance Company or s0tlClI
Ia lie CUuntry. The Ohio Va Icy has In
eight years paid over SUU,OOO Dollars u
widows and orphans Of deceased meTl'
bCrs. The jear 1855, no. WiLhSlaHdlhg
The hard times, was The most prosperous
year Of us history.
Medical Examinations made ut The
Office free OF charge. For further lnfOI :
nation enquire ~ The Office, second ll0Or
front, Reilly Block, entrances No. 1871
GEN. /. II. DUYAL, Pres.
W. U. HANDLAN, sec.
r. II. LOGAN, Treas.
r. u. CAMPBELL, N. d.,
Medical Director.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27


VIII L. Thompson, Of East Liverpool, was ii
town yesterday
August Hqrtlnc, a cooper, Of burlington dice
Thursday night
]. W. smiley. Of Mount PleuGnt,' was calling
OIL irlepdS yesterday.
W. H. Tripp will take tho road on Monday for
an eastern shoe house.
j. Q. Gray, EN-, IL 10 WollAburg Attending Il
some business for client.
HIN White left yesterday for Rn extended visit
among relatives atCadlE, D.
The wofklngmenwlll ho'd nominating conyen
ton In the Fltstwerd tonight.
Capt. l. Daniord, Of st. ClalSyllle, was In the
city yesterday on legal business.
The regular examinations at the public schools
closed yesterday aft rnOOn. The schools Will have
q vacation for week.
Milton Hoover, from down tho river, has locatcd
on Gus Ilriedenden's small farm, RdlOinlng RtLR
VILE. lie will conduct dairy,
Tho Ropub lean convention to nominate two
members OF Council anl Que Asa SS0r for the Sec
ond ward will be- held At tue City Hall tonight.
Louis frick, formerly Of wheslIng, has moved
Into the house ,telyo Cupled by JAme'W. FerfOll
at EtuAVllle. The house hAtAe II feAtted through
out.
The plStor Of the Presbyterian Clutch will 10.
morrow morning prelCh on the -agrRments aud
In the evening 81 90 O'Clock the second Of Tho
series Of sermons IN 70 ing pc IHle gu The "Prodl
gal Son." Prlyeta and ptai'e service at 6ibR.N n.
The special car W ilOn passed over the Cleveland
4 pItW6nrg road Thur d " on u to II OF general
inireCtton, COntAlned the 70 owing prominent
ner master Of transportation; 4, II. ctswaIt, o.
vision freight GgeiIi Q, ~, KltO4ll, division
10 sengGt agent II X. Butnugh', auditing
freight aIent Thomas Dixon, road mater.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
RIVER NEws,
sage OF the wAtsr aud aIoysmsnu o,o
sLenmhnnta.

sage OF the WAtar and aIOvsmOutS oiM
Steamboats,.
The W. N, Chancellor passed down YEA.
tevdsy morning,
The Scotia will pass down at an ps,y
hour this morning, The Katie S.ocksas
is due up at noon Tomorrow.
1t turns out that tho wrecked enh
lodged on one Of the piers Of the b,id,s =,
Bsllaire was a brick boat, which b%ts
loose at New Cumberland and was caule5
away.
The Louis A, Shirley is today's packet
for Cincinnati. She will leave Al =
O'Clock. This fine stern wheel psrksi
has ample accommodations for bota p,s
sengers and shippers,
The marks last evening indicated /,
depth OF thirteen feet six inches IN M
channel and the river was falling. iii
also falling at all points above, Al Pm.
burgh the depth 10 nine feet.
Two well known parties ir IN Whcslpy
are looking for q small packet for M
Wheeling and Martins Ferry injs
They will either buy or build, asa Go,t
has been much needed in tuat tIaje h,
some time.-SbuLeHvile Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
rnRoUeu ruG STATE.
Accidents and incidents in Wet vlrglnll
and Vicinity,

Accidents and incidents in Wet Virginia
and Vicinity,
A X, Of l.. Lodge is to be formed q
New Cumberland,
The citizens OF Point Pleasant are t.
vote on proposition extending the cor
porate limits Of the town.
Marion county, Ohio, Is moving earnest
" In efforts TO secure the success Of thu
Mt. Vernon, Coshocton 4 Wheeling rail
road project.
The Secretary Of State Of Ohio hai
issued charter to the ST. Clair Buildint
and Loan Company, st, Evansville, capita
stock, 100000.
Rev. DIR. Molat, President Of Wash
inglon & Jefferson College, has beer
secured by the Post No. 100, g. A. r, al
Washington as orator on Decoration Day
The Board Of Trustees Of the BELMONT
County Childrsns Home, at GAINESVILLE
elected Peter Giilin, OF PoWhatan, Super
intendent. Mr., GiiIin is Republican
The Board removes Joseph Green; Demo
Graf.
Tho B. 4 O. r. II. Co., has bsen sur
veylng at Harper's Ferry, with the view
OF avoiding the short curve at the en-
trance TO the Potomac bridge and dis
pensing with the necessity Of the present
trestle.
During the past two weeks over twenty
new students have entered the State
University at Morgantown. At present
there are sixty in the cadet corps, the
largest number at any one time for years
Next years prospects are very bright
The people opposite Mouudsylle are OK
cited over nasty case. "A girl Of IA,
Eliza Calbert, gave birth to a child, and
on her statement q boy Of 10 named
Homer was arrested. Later she confessed
that he was innocent, and her step.father,
Elisha Bennett, was guilty. Bennett has
fed, and the Homer boy was discharged,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
THE MnNDn1I.hsrATE
To be Paritionod--No Ground for Some h
mora that are AIioat,

To BIO Partltionsd--No Ground for Some Ru.
mors that are A1oat.
The statement that the affairs Of g. Ed.
Mendel 4 90 the well known furniture
dealers and manufacturers and undertak.
ers Of this city, were to be closed up by
Mr.. Crawford II. Booth, OF Texas, a for.
ner resident and member Of the llrm, led
many to believe that the firm was inSol.
vent and that the closing out sale was 10
be the result Of an assignment. Such, Mr..
Mendel says, Is not the case. The at'
fairs Of the concern are 10 be clos.
ed up merely for the purpose Of allow.
ing the Mendel estate to be
settled Up and properly divided
among the heirs, something that has never
been done. With this end Ia view the
firm has been reducing ltock for tlearlya
year past. Mr.. Booth was chosen by the
heirs 10 act as agent, being dlsintereeted
party. The firm Is perfectly sound, Mr..
Mendel Gays, and In condition 10 promptly
meet all liabilities. Mr.. g. Ed. Mendel
intends to continue In the undertaking
business and give 1t his undivided atten.
tion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

"Lynwood," by j. X. Tillotson, author
Of planters Wife," "Queena," ETC., will
be seen for the first time in Wheeling on
Monday evening next at the Academy Of
Music. The play was first produced atthe
Union Square Theatre, New York, last
season, and was q pronounced success,
The Erening Telegram said Of II then:
"Lynwood," FIRST produced last night, is
better than "storm Beaten" better than
Planters Wife," better, in fact, than any
play by an American author which has
been produced this season. While 1t Is a
military drama, 1t Is 90 only because the
action takes place duting the time Of the
war, and 1t Is singulafly far. from any.
thing that could stir up "war feeling"
1t Is simply the story Of an incident that
might, possibly did, happen at that time
The plot Ia consistently worked out, and
the interest constantly increases from the
rise to the fall Of the curtain. The COM
pany which is to present "Lynwood" Is
an especially strong one under the mau-
agement OF Mr.. P. I. Turner, and includes
Miss MERGED Malrini, Mr.. Hal Clarendon,
Mr.. G. Morton Price, Mr.. ]. H. Bunny,
Ed. Daniels, Frank Russell, ]. II. Renne,
Emily De Bring and Helen Mowat. Miss
Malrini's portrayal Of the character Of
Lucille in love with Victor (Hal Olarcn.
dom has met with unstinted praise wher-
ever the company has been.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
PROF. wnrfE IN TOWN
on his way to Locate Gas Wells for tn
0nffsy Compnny.

49,
Gnfrsy Company.
Prof. l. O. White, the well known In,
cumbent Of the chair Of geology at the
West Virginia State University at Nor.
rantown, was in the city yesterday morn.
ing, but left at an early hour, on his way
MarBhall county, near Cameron, tc
locate several wells for ]. NJ. GufTey 4 Go.
This firm has several thousand acres in
Marshall county Of what has been pro,
nounced very promising natural gas terri.
tory, aud they propose TO develop II and
pi ce 1t into this city. The line will not be
at any place more than twenty-five 10
twenty.eight miles In length and will be
laid with comparative ease. A half dozen
dprHicks will be erected within the next
ten days or two weeks and drilling be
commenced at once.
Prof. White says that the well at Nor.
gantown, on the upper Monographs, will
yield gas ID quantities sufficient to light
that town,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
The Camllla urso COMFORT.

On Monday evening Madame Camills
Urso, the famous violin virtuoso, and 8
select Coterie Of fine vocal and instru
mental soloists, will render a programme
rich in attractions for the cultivated mt.
steal ear. The company is composed o.
leading artists in their special lines, and
everywhere on their present tour they
have created q favorable impression and
received The unqualified praise OF the
critics. Reserved seat sale Is in progress
AZ Rannpria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
g1e,u 2dnsrttsrn,suts.
pUBLto SALE OF Personal PROP

i EHTY,
Public sale u commemorate J. v, SATURDAY,,
March q. atthR rtsideVcs OF A. y. Ns6laGr, W.
inS Fry O.; One Family Bose ont "a U,
saddlet and Dhvef-IoOk iifs premium at smith
Held, Ohio, iRif-three EpFlng WamnI one F'm
WaR ~, Que Stone or Coal Wagon, ITO q esA9
a lot Of Potatoes Ona 1IOr'e pOEer Que U DIT " !
one utape Mill CultivAtOI = d n W'. NJ
Double WAGON Harness, Onv slde.bar Buggy neA9
me set ouble Buggy Ham 49, one 'eiO!d, ,laS
buggy one organ on monthly payne rs 6DVf
Ions Of WI "a, IS H0tbel Sash, thr featslE intAn
IN 4 &c, 1900 u ACE BlAReA Three i Us "a h;M
Onehalf Peck baskets, one set hingle u gU hN
ness &c.
TERMS or sALE-.over ten dollars ,lE moalS
- - A. u. NEwLgp.
mEG Mar luH 10y v.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

The engagement Of Miss Kate Castletou
and her excellent company opened at the
Opera House last night in "Crazy ratch,'
a compound Of farcicsl situations, genteel
horse play and pleasing songs well sung,
A large and refined audience laughed con,
tinually. In some respects the piece is
the funniest ever seen on q Wheeling
stage. The pleasure Of the performance
is increased by the superior character Of
the people who compose the company.
The presentation will be repeated this
afternoon and evening, That tho Opera
House will DO crowded on both occasions
is already assured. Reserved seats at
Banners,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
is held at 5 o'clock and all persons inter
ested in Bible study are invited.

Mr., W. T. ELLIOTT was in the city yes
terday in advance Of the FlorenCes, who
Will appear at the Opera House next FIJI
day and Saturday evenings and Saturday
afternoon, presenting ".0ur Governor"
"The Mighty Dollar" and "Domby 4
Son" in the order named.
TIE ninth annual session Of the Wo.
mans Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Washington Preabytery will be held in
this city next week, in the Second Pres
byterian church, and will be attended by
delegates from all parts Of the Presbytery.
About one hundred delegates are ex'
pected.
INTERESTING meetings are held at the
Young Mems Christian Association build.
ing, 1922 Market street, every Saturday
evening and Sunday afternoon, especially
for young men. 5, A. Taggart, Of Pitts
burgh, will conduct the meeting to'mor-
row, at A o'clock. Special music has been
arranged and all men are invited to attend
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

EDWARD L. Rose & Co. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe s. M. Go. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep full line oil
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with It's perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail to see lhe
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

Dr.. II. B. Baguley-RemoYal.
Odd. and Ends-kWinQ Bros,
For Rent-HouAs and OfliCeS-H, Forbes.
Du sO!utlOn-Dpden& Crawl lrd.
Proposals for Fire BnOk- Board Of Public WORTH
LisI Oi Letters
Piano AUyInI-F. W. Banner,
Sailed Proposals. for Coal ,
William Chnuldus -UiLC nnall Musical FESTIVAL
Religion, NUtiCes-Fourlh psga,
Uu.macher Bsrr-kCnmul6GCh Brewing Com
>any-FI u page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
Nailsln ,bs m va,

Secretary Matt Chew, oil the United
NallerB Of America, has returned from h
business trip 10 Omaha, He regards
Omaha a. q great point for q nail factory
with a steel plant attached. The factory
now there wss recently sold for 500 900,
though MI. Chew says here II would be
worth not over $4,000, The speculative
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
Mali Joott Removed.

A complaint was received al the head.
quarters Of the United Nailers here yes.
terday from the Middleport, Ohio, nail
factory, that the boycott placed on the
nails made at this factory BY the Chicago
Trades Assembly when II was running
with non.unlon labor had never been re.
moved, although the mill has signed
the scale and is running with union
nailers. President WieF at once tele.
gfaphed 10 Deputy Sluiefs, at Chicago,
asking him 10 sec that the boycott Is re-
moved at once, which will Of course be
dana
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27
PSORIASIS
And all Itching and scaly Skin and Sa'y
Diseases Cured by Cutlcura.

D3oRIAsIs, EfEcma, TeLtar. RlngSorm, Lcbt
PruIitus, scald Head Mix rust, btniTt,
iicb sSd tyeSy SbsSIcS M tt,bI1y H@ o, iG,w 'l.n
plmply HnmOrl Of the SKIN aud 81 aIp, VIth M,
81 Hair, arc positively cuei by CutClra, Ihe graf
Skin Cure, aud UutiC0rn Soap, M exquisite tkla
beautiler externally, and CuilGum RtsOl,eul llt
new Blood Putldef internally, whea phJSicIlai
and all other remedies fall,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

this afternoon from 2 until . o'clock and
from Z until o o'clock this evening. AL
goods purchased delivered free to any par
Of the city. II you are in need Of any
thing in the furniture line, this Is your
opportunity to secure 6bargain.
B. +. CALDwELL's FuRNITURR HOUSE,
1900 Market ct Get, near PostoLliCe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

y I5VVNHpIlI Wv DONIII 6kTNl "
l, John J. Gaze, D D,s., having praodCCd dOutltJ
In this county iJr thlfLy.hy year, and belngW3
known 10 thoumnds hereabOuS, with eW "
help any who arc afflicted VA have ben lof he
past tRely0 years, I stiff that the CulICun RsHe
dies cured me Of hOtinds, or 5Caly d,in, In eyi
days, after the dOOlOru with whom had 20 .bui,d
gave mo no help or encouragement
JOHN ], CASE, DDSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

Subscribers to the INTELLloENcER who
move on April / should promptly leave
their new address, as well as the old one,
at the counting room, that there may be
no delay in changing their papers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

H.. \, Carpenter, Henderson, N Y, cured Of
Psoriasis o. LepEoSy, Of twenty Yeas 'ianol1g,N
CuticuEa Remedies 1ls most wonderful ClIetn
record AdnStpAniul Of sralei fell from MIN dIllI.
phystoiaUs aud his friends thought he must dk.
Cure sworn 10 before d Justice Ot the Peace AID
HendeEs0nB most prominent citizens
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-27

Parties wishing their pianos moved will
please leave their orders early, l have
experienced and careful men who under.
stand their business.
MwaP G, A, HOUSE,.