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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-10

The nail manufacturers OF this city lett
for Pittsburgh last evening to attend the
monthly meeting Of the Western Nail
Association, to BIO held there to-day.
The Mingo junction ateel works started
up Monday on single turn with l26 men
at work. They made thrGe successful
heats and will continue running single
turn until the men become sufficiently
expert, when they will go on double turn,
The Neekly output Of the Jefferson iron
works is now 400 keys aud, according to
the Steubenville GdIeiie, Is regularly in
creaaing, The hands in the pudding de.
partmsnt who went on yesterday are
about 30 in number, including 20 puddleri
who double up on the II furnaces started
Steam will hs raised in tho boilers at the
Steubenville Cooperative Nail Company's
works to-day or tomorrow aud It Ia OK.
peCted that the machinery for cutting
nails will bs In operation by Monday OF
Tuesday next. The company have a large
quantity OF nail plate OH hand and when
the mill starts up II will be with three
turn force,
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BELLAIRE.
Building Association Law-ThB Steel Works
Other News.


Building Association Law-ThB Steel Works
Other Nows.
Joseph A. Harris, Of New York, was II
town yesterday.
The Benwood ferry boat recommended
It's trips yesterday.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh pay.Car wal
here yesterday; q day late.
Water in the gas pipes Is interfering
with many OF the street lights.
I. S. Tappan Is at Portsmouth, attend.
ing the wedding OF his brother.
There Is promise Of considerable
house building here in the spring.
Thomas Cochran had q thumb taken of
ty press in the Stamping Works.
The briCklayers have agreed on the uni
form price OF 81 per day for the coming
season.
Money sold for Gtty.one cents premium
in the Buckeye Building Association
Monday evening,
viii Cunningham is off on trip for
the Ohio Valley Foundry, and Matt. Hart
left last night on q trip for Msring, Hart 4
%.
The repairs on the Steel Works are being
showed, and 1t is thought the whole works,
nail factory and all, will be running in full
next week.
Tho Gravel Hill "Pink Tea" was a
financial success, DR.. McCullough's large
residence OVERLOOKING with tho numbers
in attendance.
William Truax, OF the Bsllaire, zanes-
Vile & Cincinnati, and James Duty, OF
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh, are contest.
ing for q conductors lantern.
The Building Associations here have
been asked to aid In the passage Of bill
that has been presented TO the Legislature.
The bill provides among other things:
1.-THE bylaws nay also provide for re-
bNte Of interest at the end Of each year on
the amount Of dues paid In on loans
awarded, but when such rebate Is 80 made
the borrower shall not be entitled 10
further dividends on the amount for which
such rebate Is made unless the bylaws
especially 80 provide" All the associa-
tions Of this city do pay dividends to Dor
rowers and non-borrowers alike.
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pUBLlO SALE
Planning Mill Machinery, Building Mai"
rails, Horses and Wagons and
Island Lot.

! shall offer al public SAlh Tor cab. u the hlsl
est bidder, OIL .r0fsDAY, fe5tday " ln" c'R.
inenOlnk Al . O'clock 4. ", ut tho bhldIR WA"
east corner Oi Market ard Tenth iltcep Nheslt,'
v. Va, recently occupied by Atmlii9nt, GU .i.,
o., all the Plating MI Machinery a%eDCi u w
by that lfhi, consisting Of rNnefs, tln9nk Il,
chine, lenoDing. M4Calhe, III eg M9nll,n3 ~,
chimes VAnety MOnlder, Blind Stat Ahalne w.
MutOes, IOlilef, Ssh aud DsOf Anl Nv. ~
chimes, With q lage stock Of locl,t nue. TW.,i
Manufactured and locust hubs ill tho tbH.l w. ~,
SAWS Of every variety to be found 10 OtLI.Gsi
MILL BeltA Pnlleys aud HHAlIhg two b9le '1,' a
Inst class OiItll Cylinder Engine WIN tmuIiySi
pump and heater. Also stock Of lumFt gg.rat.
kindly dressed aud undttEsed poot AR AIR., Two iso
leiB, White Lead, good stock Oi frtnG, u,N'' ,,I
good Work lluftVi and Harness, twO Wlg1ut "
UllOe Fixtures, lnClding one large ana 'N''''
Iron SAFE. ,....hr,r
AiU, The west halt OF Lot Numbered oal '. .g
1ttl and eIghy.thfCe llSj) IL Ufl9h \ h'g, IT,
dillon ID the city VI Wheeling btlngH W. sl
property conveyed by Samuel MtCltila4 '"'g...V',i
him Of Armstrong, 'CJen & Co. BY dssi '''
February u, 1874. ..,,,,,.pptry
FOL ASiEnee Of AtinsLLeng. L NY : =:
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roL. rRAyIs cIlosEN.

Tie main question was finally ordered
and an election had. The final result
showed 20 votes for Uol. Travis and Is for
Mr.. Naylor. Messfs. j. d. Crawford,
Stanley and Warehouse voted with the
Republicans for Travis.
Tie Joint session having dissolved, an
ordinance was presented amending sec.
ton one and repeating section fourteen OF
the Police aud Fire Boatd ofdlna Ce. The
amendment provided that a soon as pfaC
tiCable after the adoption Of the ordinance
three citizens should DO elected ~ Com.
mlsSloners TO Gsfve for term Of two
Year,. Section fourteen, proposed to
be repealed, provides that police.
inen shall be able 10 read and
write the English language, and that they
shall not be engaged 10 tie saloon husI.
resS On motion Of Col. Caldwell the or.
tihahce was rejected by q vote Of 10 to ii,
MesSrs. ]. y, Crawford, John Watethouse,
B, Stanley aud President Sweeney voting
with Tie Republicans, MI Healy was
absent. In connection with this the CHAIR
had occasion 10 call MI. llaTrell 10 order
loT nlectuhng" Mr.. STANLEY on his action
In The whole matter. Col. Caldwell denied
In replying 10 Mt. HArrell that there was
any party victory"
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rue OLDEST NAlIEn DEAD.
An Old wheeling MAN Dies at New Castle

lie
Samuel Mcvay, ST., died at New Castle
Pa, last week at the home Of his daughter
Mrs. Wilson. Mr.. McVay was the father
Of Samuel Mcvay, the Riverside mailer,
j. II, McVay, a mailer at the Calumet
mill, South Chicago, and Mrs. Kate Will
son, Of Now Castle. lie was So years old
and the oldest mailer ID the country. The
last work he did was In 1875. He came to
this city in 1889, from Pennsylvania,
where he was born, and worked at the
old Top Mil and afterwards at the Point
mill, which WAS situated on the present
ale Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio depot,
AT the latter mill lie was employ.
ed until II was taken down "a
make way for the depot, when
no went 10 New Castle. He was widely
known among nail mill men, ant. will BIZ
iavorably Remembered for q long time by
the oldest residents Of Wheeling.
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THE NUMBER STILL INCREASING.
TWSnty-ous More Machines In Operation
Now Than Last Week.


Now Than Last Week,
The following is seCrstary Wise's week
ly report To the members Of the Western
Nail Association, Issued yesterday;
OFFICE OF WESTERN Nail ASSOCIATION, I
WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. Q, 1885. !
GESTLENES;-The following mills have
reported:
Beliont Iron Works.-February 0. Have
IL machines running, including II self
feeders, Heating furnaces and nail plate
rolls on double turn.
Belmont Nail Oo,-February o. Have
Ill machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running,
Western Nail Company.-FsbruAry 8.
Have rs machines running, including %
sell-ieedera, Heating furnaces and nail
plate train working,
Norton Iron Works,-February ., Have
% machines, heating furnaces and rolls in
Laughlin Nail Co,-Fsbruary0 o. Have
90 machines running, including 80 SELF
feeders, Heating furnaces and rolls run
Mug,
Kelly Nail and Iron Co.-Fsbrusry 0.
Have 70 machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running,
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company
February o. Have 10 machines, heating
furnaces and rolls running,
Riverside Iron Works. = February 0.
Have 81 machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running.
Calumet Iron and Steel Company,-Feb-
ruary o. Have 81 machines, heating fur
naCes and nail plate rolls rdnning,
Jefferson Iron Works, - FEBRUARY .,
Have 50 machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running.
La Belle Iron Works. = February 0,
Have 80 machines running,
Terre Haute Iron aud Nail Company
February ., Have 81 machines, heating
furnaces and rolls running,
Benwood Iron Works. February 8,
Have machines running,
The above shows S73 machines In oper'
alton at manufacturers scale, an increase
OF q compared with last weeks report,
Y0uIs Respectfully,
GEORGE WISE, Secretary.
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EoR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
TOR SALE.
Srustrr sales.
rTRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Oi a Decd Of Trust made by Elintcl
MoReown and William McKGoWn, her iWbAhd, "
me as Trustee, dated the 1lIli Gay Of Sovtubsf A..
y. 1881, recorded In tho Office Of the CLERK Of lAe
county Court Of ohio County, West Virginia, 10
Deed Ol Trust Hook No, ~, page 2Gi, WIIliell At
the front door Of tho Court House Oi said county
on MONDAY, MARCH ], 1888, commencing Al 70
O'Clock A. ~, the following described property
sltlate III tho city Of Wheeling county Of Ono,
aud State Of Vest Virginia.. tlAL IL 10 tay! lO
numbered (20Sl Two Hundred aud Eight iuiied
on tho fOnthGaSl corner Of eIXteenth aud MCl0i'
l0ch streets, IL the said city Of Wheeling
Tho little i believed u be good, but icng
Trustee will convey only the title vested III He
BY said deed Of Trust.
TERMS or BALE Ohe third OF the pnithnt
money CIh 10 baud; One.third Thereof with lg
lertst III one year, and the residue Thereof VIA
Interest III Two yCRFA from the day VI sale Al0s
t!On the purchaser his notes With good sCCuny loi
the deferred payments, aud retaining lOe eSh
utle ~ Ia! tier security.
AMBkOsE e. LIST, Trustee.
Dy james A. Henry, hH N1hl
WILLIAM II. lIALtER, AuCtiOngtr ~
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1.xndlpr TnrAllon.

Assessor Ralph Arkle laida very inter.
esting communication before Council last
evening, but II was not reached Ia time To
be acted upon. In II he charges L. j.
Stone, a well known resident Of the Sew.
enlhI ward, who he says isone Of the most
Troublesome persons Ia The city to get a re.
turn ffom-yith making an efortto evade
Tho paymentot an honest tax bill amount.
ing to about 500. In his communication
Mi. Ankle makes Mr.. Stone out pefjurer
and places him In rather unenylable
light. There is likely 10 be good deal oil
talk resulting from Mr.. Ankles Cotnmuni.
IaLinn.
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The 1SSsh Grand Monthly Drawing o.
the Louisiana State Lottery occurred a.
usual at noon on Tuesday, January 18th
The First Prize OF $75,O 600 was won by No
24,0i5, sold in hfths at Sl.00 each-twC
held by NJ. Ditrichstein, care Of NJ. Gross
No. 8 Chambers st., New York city; one
to j. i. Benson, care OF 10. Baehr, No. 92l
Main st., Kansas City, Mo. one to IsidoI
Schwartz, Of Kansas City, Mo-, paid
through the Bank OF Commerce there
The Second Prize OF $4,000 was won by
No. 1881, also sold in tiEths at 81 each
one held by Z. A. Burnside, Cincinnati,
O., paid through Southern Express Co.,
who paid another fifth to Joseph Witten.
keller, Of Chicago, Ill. one TO A. i. Sim.
mons. 93G Elm ct, Manchester, N. H., etc,
etc. No. 70, 1858 drew the Third Prize $50.
0OO), also sold In 6iths at $l,00 each-one
to ". A. Turner, No. 10 Third st., one to
]. .. Martin, No. COS Howard at, both Of
San Francisco, CAL, paid through Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express; one held by g.
Broetznau, Of Houston, Texas, where also
dwell j. G. Keinfelder & Co., who held
another dollars worth, one.Hfth, etc., etc.
No. 90, 1853 drew the Fourth Prizs (t0,000),
held by j. W. Barnes, Of the Windsor
Hotel, Kansas City, Mo-, paid through the
Bank Of Commerce there. No, f05G9,
held in San Francisco, CAL, drew the other
Fourth Prize, $4,000, etc. The Extraor.
binary Grand Quarterly Drawing will BIO
managed by Gen'Is G. T. Beauregard, Of
La, and Jubal A. Early, Of Va, on Tues.
day, March 18th, when 1922 900 will be
distributed by the laws OF chance. DAw
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TINS RRy. GEo. Il. THAYER, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says. Both myself and wife owe our
lives 10 shiloh's Consumption Cute,"
Ans Yov MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow Skin9 Shlloh's Vitall1er % q posl;
tive cure,
WnYwtLL YoU cough when Hhiloh's Cure
will give you immediate relief. Price 10
Cts, 80 Cts, and 81.
snLuH's CArARRH BENRDY-A positive
cure Uatsrth, Dlphthetia, and 0Anker
Mouth,
Bold by IauShlin Bros. 4 Co., whole
Bale agents, Wheeling, W. Va,
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DR.. II. W. HaSletEs short talk in The
parlofs Of the Young Mems Christian As
bociation last night, was heard with profit
and pleasure by the largest audience vel
attracted by the ishort talks" His sub
iect "Fallacieg," took in wide range o.
delusIong, from the oracles Of antiquity Il
the manifestations oftnodern spirituallsm
The discourse was a learned production
gracefully delivered and listened 10 with
close attention. Mr.. Collier being unable
to DO present, there will be no "talk" mex
Tuesday evening,
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wAsurxuroN, Feb. iO.-1 A. N.--T'Cr the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair weather
followed by local rains, winds shifting tc
slightly colder westerly In the western sec
ton, southerly winds in the eastern por.
ton, with stationary temperature followed
by slightly colder weather.
For Lower Lake Region, fair weather
followed by increased Cloudiness aud dur
Ing the night or on Thursday by loCa'
rains, slight changes In temperature, fol-
lowed by slightly colder weather during
Thursday, Winds generally shifting east L
nARinflV.
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THROUGH TIE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents in West Virginia
and Vicinity.

Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity.
Mr.. Weddell, a track handIemployed on
the Baltimore & Ohio, met with horrible
accident at Little Washington, Monday.
Men were engaged in cutting steel rails,
Weddell holding the Chisel, when q chip
Of steel flew UP and gouged his eye out,
completely destroying It's sight.
Fitty.iour acres OF the William |. Israel
farm, two and a half miles northeast Of
the Smith well at Washington, Pa, was
purchased by Willetts 4 bowen, Of Oil
City, for 500 pei acre. The vandegiit
well will be drilled In on Wednesday.
The Union OIL Company and MCGovern
& Werlich, are both Ia the GanlS sand,
with no special showing for oil.
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FuSl FuS!l FuSIlI at the Capitol rinl
Thursday evening.

"HACKMErACK" q lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 30 cents,
sHiLoH's CURE will Immediately relieve.
Group, Whooping Cough and bronchitis
FOR DYsPEFsiA and Liver Complaint,
you have a printed guarantee on every
boLtl8 Of Shiloh's VitaliEer. II never fails
10 cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with eaOh bottle
Of shilohs Catarth Remedy, Price 50
cents,
Sold by Lsughlln Bros. 4 Co.,, whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W, Va.
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ArrEMr BURMA MILL
And Other Lively and Interesting Item
From Wellsburk.

From WellsburE.
Mr.. s. @. Hamilton OF Bellaire, was ID
town on Monday visiting friends.
It hes been developed that Mr.. John
W. Redmsn Is tho champion domino
player Of these parts.
W. II. Nichols has begun delivering
brick for the construction Of the engine
well OF the water works.
The Japanese Mikado tea party at
Barth's Hall Saturday, for the benefit Of
the p. Il. church, was q grand success.
About $l00 was realized.
Mr.. Joseph Il. Chamberlain has I'M.
dertaken 10 accomplish the difficult
feat OF walking one hundred miles In one
hundred hours. On Tuesday at noon the
prospects were that he would accomplish
the task without much difficulty. There
lie 10 stake up-just LOT trial.
An attempt was made TO set fire TO the
Touring mill Of MI. O. Meyer and George
Stewart during the early morning Of Tues.
day. Wood saturated with oil had been
piled up against the back door Of 1.-THE mill
and the engine room. But for the timely
discovery BY a neighbor the mill would
undoubtedly have been burned. Suspi.
Cion points strongly 10 certain parties and
there is little doubt Of their speedy appre.
henBion,
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Mr.. Z. Springer, Of MschaniCsbufg, Pa,
writes II was afflicted with lung fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced 10 a
walking skeleton. Got free trial bottle
Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for ConBump.
pan, which did me 30 much good that |
bought q dollar bottle, Alter usihg three
bottles, found Myself once more 4 man,
completely restored 10 health, with 1
hearty appetite, and q gain In H6qh Of IS
lbs,n Call at logan 4 Co.'S drug store
and get q free trial hottie Of this certain
cure lor all Lung Diseases. Large bottles
W. hWEAW
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sKArtNu UARSlvAL and Concert by May.
ers' fall brass band and orchestra al the
ALEXANDRA rink tonight, Uornet solo, with
orchestra, by Mr.. j. Goats, Mr., George
Stein will render a Cornet solo, with brass
band, MI, Mayors promises his many
friends that his band will play as fnO 4
selection Of skating music as they ever
skated 10. During the evening the band
viii play an overture,
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ThR Knights Of st, John have accepted
an invitation from the Windsor Athletic
Club 10 give q grand exhibition drill OF the
Alhambfa rink, OH Saturday evening, Feb.
rnRry 10. The drill will be a fine one and
all are invited 10 be present,
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"ALoNEIN LONDON"
4 Magnificent MsitIIaui ut tue Opera
House Last Night.

Magnificent Msitu'a uIa ut the Opsrr
House Last Night.
"Alone in London" is a great play. i
possesscs what few ci the spectacular
melodrauas which have become 60 com
mon can claim, literary merit, and yeti Ockt
nothing good which other popular plays
Of its class have possessed. Its stirring in
movement, interesting and original in plot
and aboundsin thrillingin cldent--nonet the
leSs thrilling because kept within the
range Of probability. To say that the
play was adequately presented last night
Is to give the performance high praise
but this Is true. Indeed, much Of the IA
vorable impression made by the
play was due 10 the strong
anu natural acting Of an admirable
company. Miss Tanner possesses power
and does not deem II necessary to dlsplay
her fnll capacity whore the situation does
not require it. Her Characterization o.
the beautiful character OF Annie was well
balanced, lacking neither strength moi
deliCacy. Mr.. ArGhUr's villain was almost
as good. Miss Archer as Tom was also
equal to a difficult part, and there are In
the company several character actors o.
ability, and not one member Of the cast Il
unsatisfactory. Taken in all, the play Il
the best Of It's class ever seen here. The
scenery Is fine, tho sluice scene SURPRISING
anything In it's line ever shown on 4
Wheeling stage.
The play will be repeated at the matinee
this afternoon and again this evening.
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock Of WOOlenS, being q com.
plete line Of suitlngs, PantalOOnlngs and
OVerCOatings, which We shall get up Ia
ilrst.Class style and NJ, and ut Lowest
prices. Also, u full line Of Furnishing
"O'"' ""'' VI 9. HESS 4 SONS.
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DuRlNd BonOBs run Of Ehooping
cough at Saltwater, N. W the physiciSnt
found that ACker's Ehglish Remedy was q
positive cure, and prescribed livery freely,
Logan 4 Co., and CHARLES Menkemellei
Say that In all theis experience they never
knew any medicine 10 equal It. They
guarantee Il 10 cure all Ooug Especially
chronic Cases), Group, Asthma aud Con.
sumption, EFHsaW
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The following shows the range Of til,
Thermometer as observed at SChnepfs druI
store, Opera Houuo corner, yesterday:
a. M, 960, l2 M 52'j 8 PM, b5'i { r. NJ.
400
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The last Council action In the Cele
braled farce, the investigation VI Mayoi
Grub, was had At last nights meeting 1t
ordering the payment Of Stenographei
Gafvin's bill, which was IA follows
Thirty.onB and threeioufths hours at 81
per hour, $3l Is LtansCribing 1,gOO pages
TYPE writer al twenty cents, $2O2
stationery, 81 10; binding, atty cents
total, s2S1 20.
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EDWARD l.. Rose 4 Go. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe =, N. Go. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep q full line Of
HOweH and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, With lls peiieCt attachments and
handsome woodwork, Don't fail 10 zee The
the Standard, See advertisement on an.
other page.
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TIM Knights Of 81. John have accepted
an inyitsti0n from the Windsor Athletic
Club 10 give grand exhibition drill OF the
ALEXANDRA rink, on Saturday evening, Feb.
fuAfy ia. The drill WILDE Cue one and
all are invited 10 he present,
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grnposals.
CEALED PROPOSALS,

Sealed Proposals. will BE- received at tho uIlce 0
the Trustees OF the Gas Works Of tbs City Of Wheel
lug, until February 10, 1876, at6 o'clock r. M, fO
Cleansing, Lighting and distinguishing tho oil
Lamps Of the City, and for Furnishing OIL and
wlclA for same for one year Tho contractor mus
give bond with approved sesurlty ior the fulfill
ment Of contract.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or al
bids,
For further information enquire at the Gas ONCE
ny otdCr Of the Trustees,
fcO GEO. HE'LL, gccret4ry.
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SALVATION Oil should l,s the companion
oil every travelling man. II eXllngulBhel
pain, wllRtllet resulting from cut, burn
q bfulse, or Bpfaln.
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guh1te safes.
AT PUBLIC SALE.

~
4 not sold al private EalO before The idh lullgi
VIII OtCt at pubic auction Ol that day hr lAigs
and ellglDly situated two story ilaEt yelling, N.
" virginia Street, lIlend GeVeh room Anl l.a a
room, lot 3lxl2O, we'll improved. Also, the lW9'
AtIrg ltune, No. ltG Virginia SttuCl 70! sIt'
Terms reasonable. ". H. IlALltR,
40 AnCiIluttt
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CnAucER says. "For gold in phiBike ID
a cordial" For all that suffer from hoarpe.
ness, cold In the chest, lung trouble, OF
bronchitis, DE- Bulls Cough Syrup ID
golden npEisike.n Price % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-10

DoS'r fall to attend the carnival given
by the North End band at the Capitol
tink Thursday evening.
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FOR comfort, get one of those Best
Knit jackets nj G. HESS u sons.
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives md Forks, Of our own brand,
lust received. JACOB ". GRUBD,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.