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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-07
FoR RENT
FoR RENT.
ErttEtEe Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE,

Il
BY YltLuO ola Deed Of Trus. made by J. q gtod,
trustee Tor barbara kckhArit, the SAID Mipia,a
Eckhardt and q, Werner E:CkhGrdl, her husband V
the underslRned trustee, dated June ~. ls@, Ms
accorded n thS ollcc q tho CLERK Of ae n SSgIn
Trust Book No, 10, page 21l, VIII sell a gaOIi
suction o. tie front door Oi tho Court hOu's "
1aid county, on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY or ECENBER;iSS'
commencing al 10 O'Clock, a. M, the following az
bciibed real estate that Ia 10 say the south pm N.Y.
81 lot number nine, fronting on the Wc'Ihile y,
Main street between Thlfd and fOurlh lVV.vs
North Wheeling together with the Improvement
erected thefeOn but excepting. aud i9g2,, Innk
tho western end ARl The full width Of SAG lo'
Also excepting and feBefyiDg 4 tlflp OF EFulHIii
two feet III width on the northern Side W, iht
depth Of BAld lot The Aforesaid Stits u giVunj
are reserved Tor the Use Oi The owner, OF ONhelh"
bAld lot a private alleys, forever, ...-.,,,
Also tea9fVlDg the right 10 the owner or VWnIyli
oil frame building now OH The north one hIi y, ",
said lot and extending over and testing 0h W.
le0t Of said south One.hAli Of lOlEg 70 ftlnH,a
thereon until th61Wnef Of owner. Wish l0eiG'
new building on the NORTH halt Of SGli ny NJ,
The tile " tho above property believe W Y,
perfect but will convey only The tue Vt'''u ="
TGinS Of SGiS,!tne IbIti Of the purchase money
aud ~ much more "A the .pufchAlet elects 70 Ig Hi
III Cash oil tho day Of hal6 the baAuCe u t Ee'
equal LhlIallmBnu al one aud two years te'prl'g
", IlIlea beAling Interest from The Day Dl n,gtG
10 given lOf the deferred payments, A. we pliI ~,
Jug 70 b. kept Insured by tho puinlh,Gf i4t va
pgneat o. such deieitel payment, sn9 IIe WV "
-. ], H. UOWDRNi 1rnIj
W. II. tiALLER, AuCiI0noot novN
W, ], ", COWDEN, solicitor,
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IieIInIre.

Bopeystsel and Brldeusteip are cutting
ice In the creek.
Rev, g. @. Smith has bsgun a series Of
meetings at Mt. Zion Church.
Mrs. Kste Sherry, who died Sunday
morning OF consumption, was buried yes
terday.
The funeral Of Robert Hall came in
from franklin yesterday, He was buried
at Rose Hill.
Rev. W, S. Campbell was yesterday
called to Lexington, Va, by the death Of
his brotherin'law.
The Bonwood fsrrybost was making
her trips yesterday, having cut the ice
away from her landings.
The tow boat Harry Brown, that had
been lying here with q fleet Of barges, LOFT
Tor up the river yesterday, leaving the
5arges here.
The Benton MCMillin reached here yes
terday forenoon from Cincinnati, al or {
hsrd fight Sunday aud Sunday night with
ths Ice, The buckets Of her wheels haC
to ba replGnked three times, She re-
shipped most Of her cargo oil merChan
disc, live stock, and passengers to Pitta
burGh by the @. 4 2. Il. R.
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The source Of physical energy aud mental activity
Is the blood. Ia: this become vltlAtod with Bite,
or thin and watCty In ConsequgCeo Of indigestion
and REPRESENTATION Of tho foh, and al inter.
ruptlon Of the functions Of the body, and less OF
stamina, flesh and appetite ensuCs lIosIOttetS
Stomach Bitten Il tonic specially adapted 10 re.
store nil three because II assists dIgeAtiOn aud
assimilation, and removes hlla and other impuri-
ties from the eli CuIRtIon. Protested and strength
ened with thS admirable defensive invigonnt, the
system d ncs iullItnCGs iuimicIblO 10 health, 10
which, Il unreguated aud iCaoIe, 1t would ill.,
loubtedy SuCGulnb, Constipation, often Rn OBJ.
by II, the liver, Kidneys aud bladder I6uSed from
luactIon, and 4 tendency TO rheumatism effect:
IAly COuntCaotCd. 1t also eEadlcates malarRl
dlgelSp
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Tonight at .hs Grand Walter s. San.
ford will appear in his new play, "Under
the Lash, supported by company which
is very tlatteripgly spoken 81 by the preGs
where It has appeared. The play is also
pronounced very fine one, full oil thrill.
Ing incidents and based on avery inter-
estlng story. Mr. Sanford Is we'll known,
having been hero last season and made
good impression. His engagement 10 for
tonight, tomorrow afternoon and to.
morrow night. Another play will be Civ.
on tomorrow. "Under the LlshD 10 given
with the aid Of fine special scenery car.
ried for the purpose. The engagement 10
a most Promising one.
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ShncaIlpnal,
nj. De CHlRTlL ACADEMY,
NKAR wHRELNG, ", VA.

The thlrty'nInth year Of this well'knoWn Acad
my, under the charge Of the Vialtatiou Mum
pens on the hrSt Monday Of September neTh AM
continues ten months.
Pupils received AtAuy time in the session.
Those who desire TO place their daughters In ~
nEtitudOn IsOrding exceptional advantages IN
no way Of healthiul and delightful location, eI
sllent board, thorough discipline and instruction
1t the hands Of lifelong teachers, in every depart
uent Of female education, including the modern
languages and music should send Tor catalogue
this school. Address
Oirectresso Of the Academy Of the Visltstion,
MT. De CHANTAL,
Iu26-DAW Near Wheeling. W. Va.
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Strangers In tho city aud wheeling Folk
Abroad,

Strangers In tho City aud wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Miss Nellie Warren is visiting ParkoiE,
burg friends.
Rev. s. W. PhnRlO, Of Mt. Pleasant,
WIS In the oily yesterday.
Mr.. D. X. jackson, Of Ktngwood, 10
registered at the Stamm House.
James A. Hstno and vile and The
Minute Men" Company are at the Nc.
Lure House.
Miss Annie Richardson has been visit,
Ing her aunt, Mrs. Il. L. Irwin, at New
Cumberland.
MI. ]. A. Hunter, Of Grafton, the we'll
known B. 4 0. Official, was at the Mcclure
House yesterday, accompanied by bis
vile.
Mr.. II. FllS'oy Webb, Of s.osbrldgs.on,
Kent, England, arrived In the city yeBter.
day and engaged rooms at the 9tatnm
Houte. lie 10 tho gentleman mentioned
10 yeaterdRy'a Issue who was coming here
10 taks charge Of tho works Of the Cen.
trail Glass COmpsty at brilliant,
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Saturday morning there was narrow
escape from fire in the new brick house
OF Mr.. Lauge, on East Fourteenth street,
occupied by Mr.. John Rice. IAvestiga-
ton showed that the space beneath the
hearth, supposed to DO full Of sand, was
almost full Of shavipgs, and that these
had caught fire. 10 illustrate the dan
gsrous carelessncas in laying the hearth, a
Ratchet, q saw and carpenters gauge
were found beneath 1t among those shaw.
ipga. This Is brilliant specimen Of
modern workmanship.
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Ladies' arc requested to call and exam.
inc the New White Automatic Sewing
Machine, single thread.
Persons having used the Wilcox &
Gibbs Automatic machine, will find the
White to be superior In every respect,
An examination 10 respectfully solicited.
II can be seen at tho salesroom Of
EDWARD L. RoaE & Co.,
No. no Twelfth st.
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cuANeEs Ar rnE CUSTOM HOUSE,
A Government Official Here to See what Ia
NECESSARY.

Mr., julius O. Holmes, Of Jefferson
county, one OF the Democrats from this
State who we're fortunate enough to SO.
cure comfortable plsCss under the present
administration, arrived in the city last
evening and registered at tue stsmm, Mr.,
Holmes position Is that Of Superintendent
OF Repairs to Public Buildings, head Of
one Of the divisions Of the Supervising
ArchiteCts' Bureau, under the Treasury
Department. He has been sent here to
look over tho Government building and
recommend the repairs that he thinks are
necessary. He will advise that an appvc.
priation DO made to paint the interiors Of
The rooms and corridors on the first and
second floors, and also that certain
Changes hs made in the plumbing, The
rooms on the lower Aoor, those devoted to
the postotliCe, are very much in need OF
painting and Frightening up.
Mr.. Holmes came here from Maine. He
has had some rough sea voyages in the
past week, and ID not feeling as well as
usual,
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TIE LINCOLN CLUE
Elects seven Members Of It's Board VI DI.
FuGtnEa.


The Lincoln club met last night, tina At
tendance being good and the interest
Amounting to enthusiasm. Col. George
Caldwell, the President, in calling the
meeting to order, made rafting speech
which was spplauded to the echo. He
said, among other good things, that the
Democrats Of Wheeling are so badly
frightened that they have resolved to ar.
rest every colored voter in the Second
ward.
The meeting was called for the purpose
OF electing seven Of the tWenLy-one DireC.
tors. Ous-third Of the Board IL elected
every yesr, the memhers each serving
three years S, K. Wallscs, Benjamin
Fisher, p. B. DohblnE, A, d. Seamon, w.
|. Mcclure, p. NJ, Rhodes and James
A. French were chosen.
The spirit OF the meeting promised that
The club should be a shll greater power
for good in the future than in the past.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany pends greetings to iLs patrons, by an.
1ounCing that on December "a, % and
81, 1856, and January |, 1887, round trip
tickets, at one fare for the round trip, will
be sold from all stations, to all stations,
on the Trans.O Ohio Divisions, and on the
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland r. R.,
including Ohicsgo, Wheeling, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati. Tickets will be good
returning until January ., 1887, inclu.
Avs.
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Live Stock.

CuIoAdo, Dec. O.-Cattlo receipts
1000 head; shipments 5000 head. Mar.
ket rather stronger. Chriatmss heeves
S5.l0a5 $751; Shipping steers $SS5a4 o.;
stockers and feeders 81 QO4a 4OI COVE,
bulls and mixed 81 SOS 20; bulk s. 1Oa
$50; Texas cattle s2OOl9 90. Hogs, re.
ceipts 1900 head; shipments. 1000
head best grades strong and 8, higher;
closed easy. Natives 81 50I4 So; Western
s. 60aS 80; Texas, 50 2543 % Sheep, re.
ceipts 5000 head; shipments 1000 head /,
market opened higher closed easy ma
tives 50 60a4 $751; western 50 56a3,50; Tex
ans $2.25a8 %. Lambs s. 75a4 90.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Dec. 5,-Cattle re-
ceipts 1000 head shipments 1880 head.
Market slow at last weeks prices. Hogs,
receipts S,400; shipment, 1900. Market
firm. Philadelphians 81 40a4 DO; Works
A.15a4.25i common and light s.. 76a4 90.
sheep receipts 500; shipments 1900.
Market firm at last weeks prices.
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CHICAGO, Dec, 8,-SpeCulatiVa trading
in wheat was on q less liberal scale to-day
IS compared TO the heavy trasaCtlons last
week, still the aggregate trRds WAS quite
large, The market opened 90 per bushel
lower than closing figures on Saturday,
May delivery starting at 500 but rose TO
SGso, reacted 10 Sole, rose again to S63J,
but fell of fully one cent In Iarslt trailing
ot afternoon, closing at inside figures and
10 under last quotations Saturday,
Corn was active and 6rmer, Oats de-
velopsd very little life, =
Provisions irregular but generally ruled
stronger. Lard shade higher.
Flour, firm and unchanged. Wheat
cash, No. spring 77SN; do No, 8
spring, 7la72c; do No, 2 red 7StC; Decem-
her, 77al7s5o, cloaing 77Sc; January, Isl
79So, closing 1880; February 70sa8O!,
closing 70SC; May S54as69c, closing S5Ij,
Corn-Uash No, 2, size; December,
S7saSSc, closing 37sc; January, $50 a3S!c,
closing 3Slc; February, 3Ss $3.50, closing
SSSc; May, 4S!S44C, closing 4SSc,
Oats-cssh, Noe, 27c; December 97a27tC,
closing &c; January 27bs27tC; closing
27sq; May SlIaSlsc; closing Slsa
Nk5u Nus > Iyp uVVI W w. = uhIleg uV4
54ci do No, l flax seed 0S!c; doprime tim
othy $l.79.
Der $40 90lll O5, closing at $40 05; Jsnu
airy $ll, lOAll 80, closing OF $ll.27; Feb
ruary Sll.22!all Az, closed at $lt ga; May
$l1,47, GlOsed at Sill 57i, Lard
cash, 50 2Oi December So 20; January
9G224s6 27!, closing at 1926 February
81 S0A635, closing at $685.; March S6S
SO 45. Short Tibg-Cash 81. 55l570; shout
ders do $i75a4S0; do sugar cured S. 95s
600. Whisky $1,18. Sugars firm
Cutloat, GlSOsC; granulated, 0IC; standard
A, 54c. Butter easy; creamery, 2la27C
dairy 1924, Packing stock, Halls. ESgG
lresh 23s24c.
CINcISNATI, Dec. 4-Cotton, stronger
and higher, middllngJ, 90. Flour, strong
family IS S5aS,00; fancy S. S0G4 90
Wheat strong; No. 2 Red so. Corn
strong and higher; No. 2 mixed, 3saSS!,
Oats, stronger; No. mixed, 204s30;
Rye, active and higher; No. 2 coo. Pork
scarce but firm at SILICA. Lard stronger
at $0.224. Bulk meats tlrmer; short rib
60. Bacon, scarce aud higher; short rib
500; sugar cured 81 %. Whisky, active
and firm, $l.lS. Butter, steady, extri
creamery 2slSOc; choice dairy 1920
Linseed oil quiet and easy, S0'SSc. Sugar
steady, hard refined GAO!C; New Orleans
4is5c. Hogs, stesdy, common aud light
3.S5a4. 10; packing aud butchers, 81 00l
425; receipts, O,SO0i shipments 600
Eggs firm, 20A2lo. Cheese, quiet, Prime
to choice Ohio flat 1lal2C.
BALTIMORE, Dec. G.-Wheat-Wester
quiet and firm; No. 2 winter red, spot
and December Suisse; January S0faS0!
February O0sa9O2. Oorn-Western steady
and quiet; western mixed, spot 46l
December 46aa4Glc; January 4G!a4G3
February 47fa47lC. Oats firm aud quiet
western white 9iaS73c; do mixed S3i9lc'
Rye firm ut 6Sa0Oc. Hay quiet; prime to
choice western 50 00f4 90. Provlsiona
steady and quiet. MeA pork $ll. Lard,
refined 73C. Buttar firm; western packed
13alSc; creamery 23i3Oc. Eggs steady at
24a25c. Coffee higher; ordinary to lair,
rio CRrgoes l3Aa13A
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Or. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

VIII eufe plseasa d Tie kidneys otAVei, t,too,
tflpttites and al Urinary and OfVthts Ill ~
Nervous and Physical Debility, Befninai WSaf No.
- or ,Ylgofl Premature Decline IN Nan fSiiv
yecs ImP9senSy caused y ~ eItorS Of youth, eI.
lnd nose pleStsi Ofuptlgna B0f0Iuii, iSfiaf. at
heum, and al blood and skin dltelioi, HSnSIe
WeAkae@ speedily eutlt. 9onsFfRea otired IN
Gfse eea{ss 5IiSe @ ygld in wheeling ", Va,
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genttss,
@he QptaIiiIQelrer.
'a al No" 20 and u Fourteenth street.


Opera HousC-A Night OF.
Bale OF Valuable Heal EsIatC-G. l., Cranrncr
Executor.
IOSL-A Red steor-IIenry IIOnnlDg,
Decorated English Tollc WNre-EWiuE bros.
stocks for sAlO- i. Irwin.
Opera House The iavCnalllL
New IiOOkS-stantOn y DRyGnport-FOurth page
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-07

Como and see the wonderful bargains we
now offer in fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots; elegant goods, perfect lifting, latest
styles, all sizan and every width, See ouS
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
l.. V. BLOND,
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FRAs1ER-On Sunday, December 6, al 8 p. M,
Chas. 7. FraslCr, In tho go ytar Of hlI age.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
ono mile west Of Bridgeport this (TuetdAy) alter.
noon, at Up. m. Intermont at SCOTS Cemetery.
FtIonds Of the family arc respect ully invited to
attend
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A. l.. RICE & co.
On and after Monday next our store
Will bO open until 8 y. III.

EVE have introduced a new system Of
selling Watches on the lnBtRllment plan
whereby you can secure watch NJ once
on easy payments. Call md Investigate,
JACOB W. GRUBD, JeWelGr,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sta.
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Thsrlu ON OtCr Record.

Tho following elbows tho range OF the
thermometer Gs observed at sGhnept'H drug
store, Opera House corner, Monday:
"a. NJ, 100: IL NJ, 97'; 3 Pm, so; 7P,
NJ, 32', Clear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-07

FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line Of suliingE, UverCOGtlngS
aud PantAlOOnlngs, Also a full llne OF
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
G. HESS & SONS.
SECOND lOt Of Scotch Wool Underwear
Just received, For comfort there Il
nothing better. They are warranted
not 10 shrink. Z. HESS 4 son.
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Physicians recommend Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, when all other medicines foil, a. a
certain Cure for bronchitis, sore throat,
aud coughs, Or colds Of long standing,
For sale by oil Druggists. % cents,
"For there was never yetA Philosopher,
that could endure the toothaChe patient.
ly," Perhaps nots.hut there 10 little wit
ID enduhnRlt q all, when one bottle Of
OIL will cure II
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IIOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate

Dr.. b. d. Grover, Rushiord, N. Y, Gays.
~ have prescribed II for nervous irrlta.
bility, with marked results"
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. ia. NJ.
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, fair weather, northerly winds,
nearly stationary temperature.
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nMrs. beaumont Of Chicago and Mrs.
Waldo Of Boston are to lunch with me
to-day" said lady 10 her husband, "but
| hardly know what 70 give them.p "
would suggest" replied the husband,
THAT 0 delicate compliment 10 both
ladies' would be q dish o. pork and beans"
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Beacon I'LL Linen
Is Tho Finest paper made.
j. Il, WILSON,
bookseller a. SiatlOller,
.. 1908 Market 81.


VIII land thir 4 splendid opportunity to
buy tinp Calf Sh0sR. WO have now The
largest and finest stick Of Rno Cali Cor.
dOvan, DOngolR, RAnzOoo and EngllBl
Porpolse BhOes In the city, .
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Petroleum.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. G.-Potroleum dull
but steady. Opened at SOsC; closed at
sole; highest sole; lowest 70Ic.
BRADyoRD, Pa, Dec. 0.-0pened SOC;
closed sole; highest sOIc; lowest SOC;
clearanCes, $4,000.
TITusylLLE, Pa, Dec. O-opdned 70Ic ;
closed SOBc; highest solo; lowest 79tC.
Oh orTY, PAn Dec. e.-opened sole;
highest sOlci lowest 7OlC; closed
sole; sales, 10000; clearanCes, $685.
OOOi charters, 2O,47G; shipments, 1O7,672.
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New YORK, Dec. 6.-The new demand
was moderate In character and mostly for
colored and fancy cotton goods. Prices
firm, bqt market quiet.
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Do not allow your cough To deprive
YOU Of rest, but take Rsd Star Dough
Cure.
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Spt,e4Tmrt1sr.

Having sold nine.t onths Of the wfiHug Machines
sold In the State, we claim clearly demOuGtfatel
the superiority Of Our machines. Below Wr.giVeS
partial Lat Of customers using them;
Daily Intelligence,
Daily RcglsterI
Newsletter.
". P. Hubbard, attorney,
Robert White, attorney.
Joseph r. PAUL, attorney,
Russell 4 Htiiel, attntloyB,
G. q. stuIgiBs, attorney, MoTEGntown,
John A. Hutchinson, attorney, Pafkcnburp,,
Van Wrinkle 4 Amber, attorneys PRrkenbuig
LOOMS 4 Tavennef attorneys, PaTkenbuhR,
". Il. II. Flick, U. =. district Attorney.
Hannibal Forbes, u. 3 Commissioner,
L. O. DOllicker, Clerk o. y, Court, PRrkersbufR,
Clarence Smith, Clerk Of Court, FalfmonL
o. N. Clemens Clerk Of Court PaikenburK,
B. O. HOge, Clcrk Of Court, Hinton.
B. Z. Fast, OlOtk Of Court, Morgantown,
Manufacturer Insurance Company,
Peabody insurance Com pauY.
UndefWfitem' Insurance Company.
Anderson 4 Atkinson, Insurance Agency
Edw. ", DunawRY. City Receiver,
Yanco, Hughes a CO.
ArnlU Bros, Br0kofb.
Junction Iron WnftHs
Whitaker Iron Works.
LAuRhlin Iron WORKS.
BenWood Iron Works
A. ], Sweeney h Son,
Hobbs, Btockunler 4 Go,
For full particulars In regard totp;ne Of 70 10 and
FL, roPE d Co.,
suit 81 Twelfth Street.
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FoR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

Tho following Lots on Wheeling IslBnd bclonf
ing % ne estate Of the late Vim. Mccoy, Wis.
Lou 10. GO. o. and u on Broadway.
Lots No. SO aud 80 OIL York street
Lots No. %, 100 and lOl on Virginia Etieet
Lom No. l0l, 105, Ito and Ill on IIuion street,
Log No. l&, 10 and 1S0 OH Wabash street
Lot No. ~ on Water street,
Au29 Wv. HOGE d BRO. Ia01 MarkntE a.
DARN FOR sALE-A FARM OF I$
- Acres, * miles from Mouudsylllp, some lOl
tom land, two frame houses, out buildings, lnil
W wy 60. Can be divided; iGr9 bGisiIn
om-...., HUTCHINSON d GARvIN, (;
Once 1905 Chapline Street, Wheeling u. IA '
movie
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/. 8, Good { %. soil dry goods the
cheapest,
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TOR RENT.

The dwelling house, No. l2i Fourteenth st eel,
now Occupied by VIM. V. lIoFe; notCrn Improve.
mshts, and gcodszcd yard adjoining 70 ,es.
sion given April l.. Address J. Il. GREEN
TEL. LEA1lIERwoop, does
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Half ke1torpr contains no rrlant OF lpoihonn.i:i.
Will remove diseased conditions OF lhe SNaip. nro
mote tho growth Of lhp half, prevent Il from III.
lng out and reduce lhe excessive Gmoutit 0i AK.
ifuh ~ u composed Of the bgtI known tonic,
III lot on tle hair hllOles And giSnds N M
'ellulf ut1uo, they have any vitality left nv m
LAUQuitE HRO9 ~
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-07
Got Sale.

F0R SALE = MY PROPERTY ON
- North Front Street, uorSstiug Of three frame
aEelIngS o. seven ROOFS each, wi h gas and wttCi
ASP brick cottage Of ELK rooms large lot lCn,y Of
shade and fruit lFeeI Will pay 70 d intgrIt OH
price asked u. ". lIST. - ,icci
FOR sALE-MY RESIDENCE, No. 81
~ South Front Street. Lot Il about 30 by lsO
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-09-03
LETTER FROM EVANSVILLE.
Accidcnt-rarty at the ROCKS

Mr.. Thomas Wheeler, young man of the
neighborhood, met with painful accident. one
day last week. He was grubbing up stumps for
Mr.. Andrew Anderson. when the poll of the i'm
plement he was using few Off and struck him on
the head. He was knocked senseless with blood
oozing from the wound, but revived under the
care of DR.. j. T. Payne.
Mr. James Kenly raised O. bushels of oats from
one acre. 1t was the best yield in the neighbour
hood.
Mr. Harry T. Ward, our popular young clerk.
will leave for Baltimore, next Monday, for the
purpose of taking course of study at business
college.
Last Saturday a party of young folks of
Shawsville visited the Rocks of Deer Creek. The
party consisted of Messrs. VIM. Nelson, Il. Ross
Payne. B. McComas, John Wright, Randy Slade.
a. 5. Wiley, Charles Wiev, Robert Wiley and
Harry Wiley. The ladies were Misses Ella
Luckey. sallle Carlin, Alice Weaver, Jennie Belt,
FANNIE Lytle, Clara Luckey. Laura Carlin, Sophia
Wiley, Edla Gilbert, Alice Payne Bette Wiley
and others. The evening was pleasantly spent In
strolling about the Rocks and dancing In Wheeler
y Wilson's Pavilion. Music was furnished by
Prof. Mitchelrs string band, of York, Pa.
CROW BAR.