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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.


"THE BREADwNsER" at the Academy
again this evening.
EFPIR ELLsLIR in woman sgainst Wo.
man" at the Opera House Hgain this even
ing. )
A TEw days like yesterday will 60 lar
toward redeeming the ground hogs Tepu'
tatlon Is prophet,
Letters remain unclaimed at the post
office addressed 70 T.. u. Baker, I. b.
Fleming, Edward Paul, Jeremiah Fox.
ALFRED. HASEE received few days ago
from Philadelphia new silver Cornet
which cost 500. Mr.. Hanke plays in
Billy Mayors baud.
ARBucxLR BBos.' coffee house, Of New
York, has donated TO the NeWburg suffer
eTs, through Mr.. Joseph speidel, Of This
city, 500 pounds Of their "Arlosa" brand
OF roasted Coilee.
joins NJ. GREER has settled in full with
Excelsior, Lodge No. 49, l. o. y. =, oil
which he was treasurer, and has shown
the ISTILLIGRNCRG q receipt in full nom
the proper officials. .,
JoHN Dixon, OF the AlhRmbra rink, and
James Cillhooley, Of the Chsplina street
Ii5k, will skate a three-mils lace for S2j
side at the Ohspline street rink tomorrow
evening. THIS two have long desired to
test their speed against one another.
Tue Turner'S Of Wheeling and vicinity,
will leave for steubenyille on Sunday, to
attend the monthly conference to be held
there. Excursion rates have been seCur-
ed, and large delegation Is expected TO
attend. Twelve societies will be repre-
scented.
COUNCILMAN w, II. HALLHR yesterday
celebrated his iIty'seCond birthday at his
residence, No. 1871 MCCOllCCh street. A
lew OF his particular friends were present
aud the limo passed most enjoyably,
There was some good music, with Miss
Bert Neshitt at the organ'
AIEssRs. sRRLEY aud Jepson, Of the
Board OF (ias Trustees, met at the office OF
the Board Last evening for the purpose Of
awarding tho contract Tor lighting and
taking care oi the oil lamps Tor the coming
year. There we've large numbsr OF bid
deTP, hut who the lucky one was or what
the iSures OF the contract Wefe, was not
learned. The Beard also had other bust
ness before II i1r consideration.
THR engagement ut the Opera House on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings and Wednesday afternoon Of neKl
week, Of the ALA Norman English Open
Company, Is already exciting much In
terest. "The MIkado" will be given at the
first two performances in style otmagnih'
Cance never before seen here, and at the
two performances on Wednesday "The
Bohemian Girl" will be the opera. The
fCsnery for "rhs Enchantress" requires Q
larger stage than the one here, and this
opera will not be given.
Az elIort Is being made to liquidate the
debt hanging over the congregation OF the
Third Presbyterian Church Of South
Wheeling incurred In the erection OF a
new building. Over $4,000 has been paid
on tho cost Of tho structure, leaving u
debt Of about 81 900. To wipe out this the
dollar subscription plan has been adopt
cd, and persons authorized to receive sub
sCfiptions will call on tho citizens iu few
days. Tho lower story Of the ediiCe has
been occupied since January II, and the
second story Is now ready for the finish
Ing touches.
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nwoMAN AeAlNsr woMAN.o
MiIS EniS Eli,lSr in New Play-An Admir-
able Performance.

MiIS EniS EliIler in New Play-An Admir-
able Performance.
Frank Harvey's "Woman against Wo-
man." which was presented at the Opera
House last night by Miss Ellie Ellsler and
strong supporting company, is 80 true TO
nature that, when enacted adequately, as
It was Last night, 1t seems bit from real
life-as in one sense, indeed, every drama
worthy OF the name really lie. II Be0ie
Barton never lived and loved aud suffered,
there is nothing In the character aB drawn
by the author that Is improbable. The
play moves Just as real life would move
under the circumstances depicted. The
story is that OF two sisters, one Of whom
weds a nobleman and the other 0 work.
man. The lady's false step in early
life Ia charged TO her humber
sister and much suffering ensues. OF
course all Is fighted In the end. The pa.
thos, the comedy, the romance oil the play
all proceed from ideas new to the drama
and arc borne by characters new to The
stage. Miss EllBlef ss' Bs@is Barton shows
anew the genius she has long been known
10 possess, and Of the company II IL sui.
ilCfent To say that II ia even in merit, and
contains some people widely tand favora.
bly, known. Mr., Frank Weston, as BeS.
IiES husband, was regarded with some
interest as the real husband Of the tAl.
etited little woman who was his wife In
the play.
The only InsrListic thing about The per.
formanCe was the programme. Tile house
programmes continue 10 be unworthy Of
the thealer.
The piece will be repeated this evening
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DUBLiC SALE
-Of-
PIanlug Mill Machinery, Building W.
rlalS, Horses and Wagons An'
Island LOT.

1sbAii oIiaf Al public sale iOr caih, q ~
Ctt bidder, OH T0HsDAY, feMinp Hd., RI
menoihg at O'Clock 4, n, al lhe bulu 'Nss {
enN corner NJ MARI d and Tenth 'Wttl, "a 4. j
W. Va, recently occupied BY Atm''l}'' ,
20, all the Planning MI MAehineJ $3.50 y
BY that firm, vO1ilytlng OF pautHi siir. y
chine, itnOnlng Macainr VI - N,.'.tis. q
chinUi Variety MOuldet, Blind slA' MI y
MOrlieeS, JOiilef, Slsh aud Dl"i WY II. ~
OhlneS with 4 lagc stock o. i0rl' .,,Bi ..
Manufactured aud lOrist hubs W We .VfNdg
SAWS OF every variety 70 be lglnd 20 b. tsr'
Mill; Belh P1ileyv Ait SKATING l.W,,.sa
a ilNtclAss 10 inch Cylinder Fnring W, ~; :
pump and heater. Also, iiptt Of ~ ~ ~
klndi, dcatd aud updpaed l,nn' ~ \.
Iois, White Lead, good stock Ol ! yS,ldf =
good Work llOred and HAfnes,, Two WI 70 ~
Ulice Fixtures, inCuding one lafEe ''' .
Iiso, he yesi half Of lol numhetfi ~
dftd and eighy.thteo uS5i 10 Ufi2ll. Tii Z,
olIlon - the city VI Wheeling, D. lulA.iss /, y
property CONVEYED By samuel Me' i ss '0eI 90
hfni Of Armstrong, Cjen TO- "
February IS, 1872. ruo,,s OssIEn
lei Assignee Of Afm'IfohE W.
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a revival Is in progress at the West End
NJ, Il. Church,
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheeling
Creek Coal Works.
Martin McOonaughy went TO s.. Clairs.
Vile yesterday on business.
W. ]. Bratton, the furniture dealer, was
sick yesterday, being confined TO his room.
Cottage prayer meeting will be held at
the residence OF William Alexander this
evening.
Frank Malby, young man employed on
the railroad, who has been sick for some
time, Is able to sit up.
At the regular sale night OF the Home
Building Association Saturday, the Asso.
citation sold $500 at ~ cents per week, per
share Of 500.
Reddy, the genial Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh freight conductor, had his hands
full yesterday, every patron Of the road
wanting his cars fret.
Mrs. W. S. Sells, OF Klrkwood, is report.
ed no better. Mrs. L. p. Rhodes, who has
been sick for some time, ls convalescent.
viii Trneman Is somewhat better.
Henry Cradle, an engineer on the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling road, who
was called TO MaSsillon some time ago on
account OF the sickness oil his family, has
returned.
Bridgeporters were somewhat irighten.
cd yesterday In anticipation Of further
rise in the river, but they will never be
caught mapping when such flood comes
as that Of 81.
John Sinister, an old German, who serv.
ed in the army twenty years ago, turned
up here last Saturday. Bsing recognized
by an officer who thought he was killed
and thrown over an embankment In an
engagement, he was questioned as 10 the
circumstance, when he replied that he was
"Yust lettin' on"
At the recent Presbyterian Convention,
held at Pittsburgh, Wednesday Of this
week was set apart as a special day OF
prayer, which includes four meetings dur.
Ing the day and evening, as follows.
Mems meeting at 1880 A. NJ; women's
meeting at $3.50 p. ~; young ladies' meet.
Ing at $3.50; and the regular Congrega.
tional prayer meeting at 1880.
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BRLLAIRE,
HOu,s RObbsd-YaFious Matters Of ouEFeH'
Local Interest.

House Robbsd-YaFious Matters Of ouEFens
Local InisFsst'
The BelwOOd isrryboas had to lie up
yesterday. st..
The sCotis passed up yesterday without
stopping here.
Mrs. Louis Leggett died yesterday morn
ing at her home Ia the First ward
Mr.. Peter Kern and Miss Barte Han.
tenstein are 70 bs married WEDNESDAY
evening. 80,
WIN, Meek Is to report At once Tor duty
Is mail route agent between Fi1Apuisn
and Cincinnati.
w, Il, Morgan, h, ( o, telegraph opel,,
atoT, Is of duty, sick. W. A. Kelly Oh
DundSle, has his place.
The home OF I. X, Smith, North BEL
mont street, was robbed Sunday night oil .
few dollars worth OF groceries
Mrs. Hugh Thompson, Of BenWooui
daughter OF Capt. David waning, OF
Gravel Hill, has been quite sick but was
batter yesterday.
Thirty-twO new members joined Ihe
Christian Church on Sunday, making .
total OF torty"louf AcceHslouS sIuVS IN
commencement OF the present meetings.
The Andes did not reach here till Mon
day forenoon and then lay at tho lower
landing q few hours taking on glass ior
her down trip. At the upper whart;b9aI
she put of a lew cars OF Pittsburgh freight
The low places here have been SO great,
" improved in the last iew years that
more water than Is in the river now Is
necessary to do any harm, The old tau
house on the creek bottom 10 partly IN
tie water and that Is all.
j, W. Blaney, OF West Alexander, was
In town yesterday, His brother;in'lawr
Mr., Frazier, OF New Mexico, was along on
lis way home. William Frazier, at ono
time partner OF Mr., Blaney In the grocery
business here, Is now postmaster at West
Alexander.
A tramp whOhRs been lying about one
Of the glass houses for some days, was 90
sick Sunday that the Township had to take
charge OF him, and 1t bids fair to be a cost
" charge before 1t Is done with. Tho
aid given to tramps here at houses and
the opportunities they ilod for shelter has
made them seek Bsllaire in great numberS'
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Al onr cnIpet mad Ourlnln sale.

800 pairs fancy dado and plain window
shades, 75c, SOC and 81 co. were 81 20
81 20 aud 81 70.
1000 yards curtain lace 20 cents, reduc'
ed from 30.
800 yards upholstery aud curtain
lriDges at half price.
900 pairs lace curtains in Swiss and APP
pllque, Cluney, Antique and Nottingham
with tape edges, ftom$l 0otoS5 90, about
700 yards China and India straw mat.
ting, fancy and solid Corors, one.thifd less
than former price.
80 pieces Royal Wilton Velvet Carpets,
with handsome borders to match, at less
than manufacturers prices.
s pieces Velvet and Brussels Stair Car
pat at COO, 100, 81 90 and 81 20, former
price Zoe, 81 90 and 81 50.
Largest carpet stock Ia this city, and
must DO closed out before March 10th
next.
joins HARRISGToS & Co,
100 To lib Main street.
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The most Important Discovery Is thai
which brings the most good 10 the greatest
number. Dr. Kings New Discovery ioi
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will
preserve the health and save life, and u 4
priceless boon 10 the afflicted. Not only
does II positively cure Consumption, but
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, Asthma, HoatSe.
nesl, and alI affections Of the Throat,
Chest aud Lungs, yield at once 70 lts won,
tefful curative powers. II you doubtthit,
get a Trial Bottle Free, at Logan 4 Coz
drug store, NwEAw
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ALFRED. HASEE received few days ago
from Philadelphia new silver cornet
which cost 500. Mr.. Hanke plays in
Billy Mayer's band.
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Russell as Nrilie shows unusual cspability
as an emotional actress, and as she is APP
paIeptly very youthful for leading lady,
il Is safe 70 predict for her q brilliant
future on the stage, Mr.. McOIeady as
Larry Is fine Irish daddy Of the old sort,
and enSsts his important role IN 2 highly
enjoyable way. Mr.. Walter Sanford, as
d.. Herbert Lyndon, an adventurer, "a a
Vsntlsmanly and natural villain, his part
being we'll penonated and at no time
overdone,
The piece will be presented again this
evening and every evening this week, ~
well q at the usual mSinees.
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UrnE pnEADWINNEn.o
An fractional AiSiO, dfatia at the AVadsnl
Of MuAio.

An Emotional MSiOidFatna at the ACAdSn !
Of Muaie.
MI Charles 0vetton's adaptation Of
"LaBslle de Faubors," a play Of d'Ennsry
and Cormon's under the title Of "Ths
BteadWinnsr," was presented at Charley
ghay's Academy last evening under the
management Of Walter 5. Sanford. The
audience was large and enthusiastic. The
play is o. an emotional character, the
scene Of the English version being laid 10
Ireland. Incidentally TO IL production
nome exceedingly doe scenery and me.
chanical effects BY Harley Merry are used.
The pool Of Ballyioil by moonlight, In The
fourth act, ls striking, and the 9leap for
life" which takes place 10 this
scene ID thhllinsly realistic. The
story 10 Interesting and the play
aboundS In dramatic scenes Alas Annie
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LRrTERs remain unclaimed at the post
office addressed 70 7. II, Baker, Z. 5.
Fleming, Edward Paul, jeremiah Fog.
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Dealers who have been interviewed on
the matter have stated that the Valentine
trade this year has been 40 good II not
better, than that Of last yenr, but the
figures obtained from tue postoillce fail
10 carry these statements out Probably
dealers have bsen selling finer goods and
not 90 many in number Ss in previous
years and thereby increasing the
amount OF each received. In
1884, on ST. Valentines Day, there
was received at the Wheeling postoice
/ LOS letters, the postage on which amount:
ed to SO gsj In 1855 the letters numbered
1879, and the postage amounted to $40 40.
Yesterday the letters numbered only IOS,
the postage on which amounted to SIS Il.
The business done oil Saturday was light,
and the Valentine business done on both
days shows decided falling oil. A large
number Of the souvenirs purchased must
have been delivered In person.
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pKrEnMlNKp no nAYE as.
The Company which Is bOrinG Near tn
Oity INIT OIsnnuFnRed


The Company which Is HOFlng Near the
City not Discouraged.
Mr., Hare Robbins, Of Pittsburgh, was
in the city again yesterday, looking after
the gas well interests Of the company Of
which his father, MIR. O. d. Robbins, is
the head, and in which a number OF
Wheeling capitalists are interested, Last
evening reporter met Mr., Robbins at
the Slamm House, aud learned from him
the following particulars about, the COM
pany's two wells In this vicinity,
The well on the MCOrum farm, up
Woods run short distance from the
National road, in which gls wac found at
a depth Of about 700 feet, is in q bad con-
dition, owing to CayDg in. The drill can
20 down only about $50 feet. Prepara-
tons are being made to case this well, and
II trouble should be experienced In going
through the caves, the casing will be
drawn and a new we'll started, which will
DO cased as fast as drilled.
The well OH the Thompson flats Is down
about 2,l00 feet, and operations have been
suspended until new cable can be pro.
cured, the one that has been in use being
TOO short to 90 further. The various strata
the drill has gone through in sinking this
we'll correspond very closely with those en-.
countered in sinking the celebrated Nc.
Gugin we'll, and tue drilling in the we'll
on the Thompson farm was stopped In a
very hard lime stone stratum that cores.
ponds TO that found in the MCGugln well
Just above the gas sand.
Mr.. Robbins expects that by the TING
the Thompson well has reached depth Of
about $500 feet this stone will he pierced
and gas obtained. He said; "You can
tell your people that our company pro-
poses 10 stay here and stick TO this local
ity, find the gas that Is about here some
where and get 1t into Wheeling" With
this promise in view, everyone interested
in Wheeling and her prosperity will wish
the company success.
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Gun readers are cautioned about buying
medicines which are not endorsed by
some we'll known druggist. Logan 4 Co.
and Charles Menkemeller have made O
thorough study OF Blood diseases, and
after q careful investigation, and many
practical tests, positively assert that Ack.
er's Blood Elixir will cure all blood dis.
orders, Kidding the system Of It's impuri.
ties, and leaving II strong, vigorous and
healthy. They warrant It. Itfs certain
cure for skin diseases. TTiAw
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las GOoDA 90. Sell dty rOoda thoCheapOst
Low Rata Ersur.lobS,

The baltimore 4 Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 70 New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. For
tickets, tourists guides and full lnlofnia-
ton, call on OF address I. 0. Burke, Ticket
Agent, Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel.
Ing, w, Va
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EbwARD L. Hose 4 Co. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe 8. N. Co. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep 0 fall line OIL
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with It's perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork, Don't fall TO zee tile
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page,
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WASHINGTON, Feb. lB.-l 4. M.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair wealth.
81, winds becoming variable, preceded In
the Ohio Valley by westerly winds, gem
orally colder, except in western portion
stationary, followed during Wednesday by
slowly rising temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region, light local
SHOWS, followed by fair, decidedly colder
weather, westerly winds, rising barometer
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GENERAL JOHN W. HoRS, warden Of the
Maryland penitentiary, writes that the
new remedial agent,- Red Star Cough
Cure. has been used BY the officers Of the
institution, and has alsobeen given 10 q
number Of the inmates with remarkably
beneficial results.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., remember now
is your opportunity TO buy Carpets and
Curtains Of the best grades, patterns and
styles at lees than auction prices at John
Harrington 4 Co.'s Closing Out BALE, Main
street, Wheeling,
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Gtre GlttelEigeucer.
- ], I..--..---..,,. NEAL


wauted-A Live Il lerReilC Man.
stocks for Hale-I, IIwla, ktocE BtOker.
L,IlslruuS Ne attic COiOrs- Is, l., EiCOll.
IecorAted E1glllh Tua Sets EWitg Brls.
J'hildreu'S Single Huee Pants y. Gundling x Co.
Sec0nd Hand PSn For SAFE.
Blauk Books An III q davenport
You Can row Ivy Aore Furniture, Gc.-G' Men
Bsltinote 4 OLic rallroAd Tina TRb!e-ThIrd
paye.
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THIRTY thousand dollars worth Of Gar.
pets and Curtains, the best selected stock
ever brought 10 Wheeling, is TO be closed
out III thirty days from date at John Haf.
rington 4 Co.'s, Main street.
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FOR RENT

cO1S tGHNLs
No. 100 Fourteenth Glteet. lIS rooms. S2o o.
10 ks?6 Woods street, four fUOtnl, 81 %,
No l2I ALLEY II, tS IN,
10, III Seventeenth street, I've fD0ms, si2m
no. " Eighteenth Silent, i've rooms, tI961
NO No sgveiiteenth street, ihfte fOOnis oniecond
= g! @. q stvsntsenih ,t,e.t, lhies room, on nm,
ai "a 4 sstenssouiA street, ion, room, on second
No. q North Frunt tt,eet, tlSta
No. gii6 Alley A, two rooms, 800.
~ u99 hain Ateet two fJ1uk, 6uo.
10, ult baltimore street. I1lif itsSfnS am
40 ~ MAln street. three rooms Si96l.
No. 80 MAln steet, tiA fOofdi' tliO0
IhITe omed H0uso 10 rear Of no. eli? Water
hudhs.s House No. i'm Vain street,
EluL FOqn1, Nu. ~ Seventeenth Itteei, ai4m.
30 " AHej ", Hour rooms, s. co.
Eo' ~ IHqpY 5eEthth alftet tSo tOomt, 800.
40, o. Alef B, iout tt1ms, $40.
2tQfq ron No 2l8 Main / ieot' GlOno
NO. uts Eoh street, lIx fUOmi, Sl2n
JAMES A, HENRY,
Zeal EiIAN Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
w Onlcei No. 1919 Market STREET.
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Fino.Funeral Furn I.

FinesFuneral Furnishings.
Preserved Natural Flowers,
Never Wilt, Never Fade.
Aside from the beauty Of these Natural
Flower Pieces their merit consists In the
fact that they can be kept In any climate
for an indefinite length Of time. Friends
and relatives are thus permitted 10 remove
10 their houses beautiful, appropriate and
imperishable keepsakeB OF the departed
one. The moderate price Of these flower
pieces brings them Within the reach oil all
FREw 4 BERrcHY, ILL Main street.
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FoR thirty days you will have an oppor.
tunity Of buying Carpets and Curtains
lower than ever before In Wheeling. The
best stock in the city is 10 be closed out
quick. John Harrington & Co., Main
ltFapL
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rhsrmOmoter Record.

The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at Schnepf'sdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
a. NJ, 4O'; l2 NJ, 3G'j 8 r.Ap $50; p. NJ,
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Music tonight attho Alhambra Palace
bar Iilaralnnd nnd rhlrnrn.

BY taking the 1 lar. N. train on the O.
( p, road passengers arrive In Cleveland
al OPS r. ", and Chicago al $3.50 the fol.
lowing morning. Connections made In
Union depot, Chicago. for all points west.
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TO make room for daily arrival Of
Spring stock we will offer All Winter
Goods at reduced prices. ,,.,
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CARPErs for the next thirty days at less
than manufacturers cost. John HArring.
ton 4 Co., Main street, Wheeling.
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School Girls,

Why do school girls like northeast
winds? 1t brings chap TO their lips. Should
Il bring colds to their heads, let them take
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet Gum
and Mullen.
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EOR SAIlN.

% Acte farm In M,tshall county. I'm, mia,
from BenWOol and Alx miles If0rn WheeiinSi
valued t sl,gg will exchange TOT city property
4o0 Acre Farm near LittletOh, ". Va, valued Al
So,gQ0, Will exchange for city pfuneftF, "
TX Acre fafm ID Ohio county, near Weat Alot.
TX Atfna Elm Grove.
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6aantsd
Getreral a1nttees,

NOTICE
have removed my South IIrAuCh Store Two
squares below In the large corner store Of The West
wood B1ildlng corner ThlItyelghlh and Jacob
warehouse 2l9 Market street,
II, r. BEIlENs,
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TOR RENT.

II
one I RcOm HOuSe, with giG and walsf. o7y,
Rlnla street. Ole Room HOrS, with e, AL
bath rom, on Virginia street unc l1.EIls.y
with gas hld water, on sOuth IOtd flIcsI ttr,i
Room llOuLcs on Delaware ltteel. Ule NJ,
House, with gas aud bath room, on sOuh la5
street &C Room HOIsi. with g,s AMI walstg
'OuLh front itreCt, TWOG Room hOu.es oaNsn
Front stse,t All HOUSES IN RVUl Ien'It
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-16

HorELKEKpERs, attend the Closing Out
Sale Of John Harrington Il Co.'s Carpet
and Curtain Department,