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LooAL RRRYITIRs.
Natter Of Minor AlOmsntip and Abaut ihs
CITY,

Natter Of Minor nOmsnlin and Abaut the
Oily,
MASK carnival at the AIhambra rink to-
night,
FANEIR DAyEEPoRT At the Opera House
this evening in Fedora
THR U. s. District Court will probably
get through is business here to-day,
TIERS will be excellent music at the
Chapline street ring this evening This
rink maintains its popularity.
THR semi.monthly public rehearsal Of
the Opera HoUEe orchestra will be given
at ManneIChoT hall tomorrow evening
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 70 re-
cord a deed made February Q, by Louis
ColmaI, IT,, trustee for Emma Blum, 10
Michael Blum, for lot o In square IS in the
Eighth ward consideration $4,000.
TIE Eureka Lodge 1907 6. U. o. Of Odd
Fellows will celebrate their Thanksgiving
on Sunday, March Z, at the Wheeling
Opera House, Prof, James H. Jones, N,
v. r., has been chosen 10 preach the
Thanksgiving sermon, and Tor that occa.
sion he has selected the goth chapter Of
the frat Book OF Samuel and the forty
second Yerse-the Bond OF Brotherhood.
The public general are invited. The doors
open at 9 o'clock services commence at u,
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A Mlner., Ho,eott.

TherO were thirty.one delegates present
at the Knights Of Labor convention OF
miners in Monongahsla City Thursday,
The strike at the NJ, NJ, NJ. Co.'s mines, on
the Kanawha, was discussed. II was
pointed out that the boats OF the company
are being sent up the Monongahela TO be
loaded. II was therefore resolved "that
the miners Of the river bs requested to
load no craft marked with the M. NJ. NJ,
Co." until the contest Is ended, whereby
our comrades Of the Kanawha are stand
ing for the district price,"
The eight.hourQlestion occupied almost
the whole OF the afternoon session. Vai.
Gus suggestions were made regarding the
best way to have the system established.
Several charges were made to the effect
that miners themselves are responsible
t)r the long working hours. 1t was
agreed to allow the question to lie over
until the meeting Of the mtners OF this
section, which will be hold probably at
Wheeling on the 24!h inst. under call Of
the federation,
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AS no raE NAIL sTRIKE.
some Elprs..iOaa b. Pit.sSurSh Parties
About it.


SIS there & likelihood Of any Of the
Pittsburgh mill manufacturers accepting
the compromise scale hefore the next
meeting Of the AssociRtion2H asked q
Piltsburgh 7mes reporter Of a member OF
one Of the local manufacturers.
mo, / don't think anything will be
done bstoTe that time, although | see NO
reason why, we should not accept their
compromise, Tor 1t seems 10 suit us all
around OF course the difficulty at
Wheeling Ia about the teedeT.nailers. The
manufacturers there ar6 bound In honor
to stand by them aud the nailers have q
natural objection to going 20 work with
them, but think the law OF the survival
Of tho tttest would Tuls II the nailers
WOnld work with them and they would he
gradually weeded out, II, az the nailers
claim, they are Incompetent Workmen.
"But the PittsblIghfrs have osuph diff.
Guilty in the way and see no good reason
why they should not start their factories
when they can have perfectly acceptable
compromise, They are merely holding
ous now to aght the bsttles Of the Wheel.
ing manufacturers"
phess views, were communicated to one
Of the nailers' officials in this city, who 70.
marked; "Well, / think that man Ia
right, but II the manufacturers think 50
why don't they come 10 us and sign the
compromised They know where 10 llad
US aud we arc quite ready to give them
those terms, Why should they stand out
simply to help Wheeling while so many
mills west OF them are running at q fair
sClls2 Do they think the Wheeling
manufacturers would stand idle even
twenty-iour hours TO help Pittsburgh?
"As to the feeder-nailers, our commit
tee told them that we would not 20 10
with them, but would work at all the fac.
tories where there are none. We don't
want to interfere with them, but we
simply will not work with them. II the
Wheeling manufactures think tho feeder.
nailers are competent workmen and can
make nails which will compete in the
market with tho output oiths union fac,
tori 9, let them run their factories with
feedsr.nailers, All say is that the Pitts.
burghers have no interest In that Quet.
tinDH
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MAk.rIN,s FEllnY.
yAtiOuS L1oal News Paragraphs ftom over

ya,ious L,o,l Nav. Tsarar,apn, t.on, ave,
There,
Council met Thursday evening hut NO
business Of imporIance was transacted,
AZ, Fa,.oil nto ,ooant,,, ,,os.d a.. j,
toSn ss ,oso not,osSNla nrOSa,, NV ny
~ tbs asioo ,SiSh 'S Sa NV, i oopnyss
" ~, NV 1 = H.S4 i.V ~ vsS4p's9 a.,
dae hiepuoiGans o. Me- iae th n waTH WI
n oss va IN ~ w & s1 ~
S es.rsi 1s'''' y n'u''nss' O'"9iuA''' i0t
oVuI :, =,
j. Il. Moore, tue deneral Manager oi
the Cooper lnsufanCe company, was In
Town o,t ~ Yesterday setting up losses ny re.
Ssns .i'e: -, 90.
II is quite likely that the difficulty be-
tween the unsSilled workmen and the
pfopfietors Of the lE;na and Standard
mills Will be settled to-day.
"A walking contest Of short duration will
take place al the Lafayette hall rink 10.
ni0hE in vhihh nva npFaofih will nntlaya
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Card Of Thanks,

10 Lhe RlitOr Of he Iattlligtaetr.
siR:-The two entertainments given at
the Opera House this week have served 10
fill our treasury, that was becoming de.
pleted, and have placed our society once
more in position to do good. We are
under deep and lasting obligations to
those who assisted In bringing this about
and made the entertainment such q com.
plete artistic success; and we debire In
this public manner 10 assure the gentle.
men Of the Chestnut minstrel troupe,
tho ladies and gentlemen who
took part In the minuet, the
parents Of the children who so kindly
consented to their taking part In the ope.
retta Of liking Alfred" and the children
themselves, the press and all who In any
way assisted In making the entertainments
the notable success that all agree they
were, that we sincerely appreciate their
labofs aud kindness and we extend 10
them our most earnest thanks. Not only
are our thanks due each and every one,
but they are also due 10 the public who
patronized our entertainments 80 literally.
Respectfully,
TtE CoMMiTrtE.
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INSURE YOUR LIFE

Aud thus protect your wife and children.
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of wheeling, affords reliable Life Insur.
ateo atrates within reach OF small In
comes. The average coat last year In the
Ohio Valley was less than tlat Of any
other Life Insurance Company or Society
ID the country. The Ohio Valley has ID
eight years paid over 2yO, 900 Dollars TO
widows and orphans Of deceased iiem-
beers. The year 1885, Notwithstanding
the hard times, was the most prosperous
year OF Its history.
Medical Examinations made at The
office freeo Of charge. For further lnfor.
nation enquire at tie Office, second floor
front, Reilly Block, entrance No. 1891
'@A'A'' gen Gen. /. IL. DUyAL, Pres.
W. q. HANDLAN, Sec.
4. n. LOGAN, Treas.
7. b. CAMPBELL, N. D.,
Medical Director.
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The Unit, d states Court.

In this court Yesterday the case Of Fran.
cis Bsrger was given to the jury. He was
indicted for demanding extortionate pen
sion fees. The jury found him guilty on
one count and not guilty on another. He
was fined 500 and costs. He was then
tried on another similar indictment and
found not guilty. Still another one IL
pending against him.
To-day the case II Elmus Gump, in.
dicted for violation Of the postal laws, will
be heard. Hon. John A. Hutchinson, Of
ParkersbuTg, will prosecute this case by
request Of Attorney Flick, who was called
home to Martinsburg yesterday on &C.
count Of the death Of his law partner,
Hon. w. s. Henshaw.
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The american Queen says Of "Fedora,'
to be produced at the Wheeling Opera
House tonight; 1.-THE most important
event Of the opening season was the per.
Torrance Of sardou'slast and greatest sue.
cetR, Fedora" Miss Davenport, as the
Princess Fedora, acted throughout with q
sustained earnestness, an ilnpassioned
ylgor, that revealed new and higher capa-
bllitieg, and bore witness 10 the conscien.
tiouS labor bestowed upon this most en-.
acting and trying role. Mils Davenport
was cordially received and recalled
with the most enthusiastic acclamAtion
after each act"
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DoN'T trlas with any throat or lung dis
Ease. II you have a cough or cold, or the
children are threatened with Group or
whoOping cough, use Acker's English
Remedy aud prevent further trouble, II
ia q positive cure, and wa guarantee 1t.
Price 10 and 800 at Logan 4 Co.'s and
Charles Menkemeller's,
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MlnorIrou Items.

The Jefferson Iron Works are receiving
large quantities Of Bessemer ore.
The Upper steubenville furnace blew In
Thnrsdsy night. There Is an average
daily arrival Of fifteen car loads OF Gre, and
a shifting engine will be in constant EN-.
ployment.
The Brilliant nail works started up
Thursday. The Brilliant nailers will df.
vide their time with the unemployed nail.
erS, which will give the latter q chance 10
make something.
Yesterday afternoon forty machinery were
OF work, two additional machines having
been added To those already working for
the past two weeks. Twenty.three feeders
have gone 10 Greencastle, the mill there
having Commpnced work on double turn,
instead olruuning day run Of thirteen
hours, aa has been the case recently
Tere Hdute Eapress, Thursday.
The steel plant at Mingo will run double
turn beginning next Monday, which will
add from Is to 100 men 10 tho working
force. The nail factory there is turning
out about 1000 kegs per day, OF about
llye.Bixths Of the running capacity, the
failure to produce the full amount being
caused by difficulty In keeping an assert.
ment Of plate, there being none on hand
when the works resumed.
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gtssoInttnu aloticcs,

.NoTIoE-I HAVE THIS DAY san
IN my stock Of Harness aud lltr COIN -
AleRsTs Andy schAnm and Vim \ Blrile'W5D,'
continue ~ Ihe old sand No, llN M,FieiItst'
Wheeltg, w, Va, ThaHsing The trade "a, n,
lnauy colrttties extended 70 mt ia tSe mn i
would AK q p)ntlnuInOg OF the same 10 my,s.
GgSaoH. All p.rss n1 knO Wing thlmSclye, lu1etis,
10 me will pleaio call an settle ald ali EH~,
laying claims against me will p,cpe UFc,enlils,
for settlement. u SHARK Y, 1910 Mlltel,sJ
WnERLINO. MRHoh |. lRsG m,i
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Thomas O. jenkins, Pittsburgh, penn'a,
has helargestw Wholesale grocery and flour
house In the world. 1t Is $40 feet long,
1850 feet wide, six stories high, making
over Ave acres Of noorage, also switch
from the Pennsylvania Railroad, running
through the building, holding eight freight
cars at one time. The trade mark Of this
house 10, 1.-THE CheCkered 'front.' This
house Is large distributor OF Wheeling
cigar, notably those made at the factory
Of Augustus Pollack,
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In the olio, the violin solo byMastel
Norton, Mr.. Heryey's lecture on Temper
ance and the tcenes on tho old plantation
were cut out In order 10 prevent the enter.
talnment lasting as long as on heprevlous
evening. 1nthls way an hours time was
saved. Bliss and 0'KeefIe in their song
and dance we're simply immense and
brought down the house.
The operettR with Its march pleased
every one and pass9d of without q break.
Those taking part In the march as peasants
were Misses Mary Smyth, Matte Caldwell,
Jessie Turner, Matte Clark, Elsie Whita-
ker, Bessie Gutmsp, Mary Mofat, Ida
Wells, Daisy Scott, Lee Walton, Laura Dial.
cell, Gertie Kleinhaus, Florence Atkinson,
Sue CALDWELL Evelyn Jepson, Blanche
Motfat, Jean Cracrait Norma Nor.
ton and Blanche Haase and Masters
Percy Norton, Guy Scott, Hal speidel,
Archie NIodat, Alfred Gore, Leo Brilles,
Charles Lucas, Sam Brilles, Don Merri.
man, Pearl Lindsey, Leonard Hayman,
Lawrence Wheat, John Wilson, Frank
Wheat, Joseph speidel, Robert Dillon and
Sol Frank.
The minuet was danced even better than
Il was Thursday night and was enthus.
iastically enCored and repeated. Such q
richly dressed, gracefully danced affair as
It was, ls hard TO describe. II was o
beautiful close 10 charming entertainment.
Miss Minnie Loring was able 10 take her
place last evening, and the dance was gone
through perfectly.
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PSORIASIS
And all ltOhlag and senly sklu and y,,,.
Diseases Cured BY Culleur,

nsoBIAsls, RsEeRA, Tslts-. Ill.,.
] PTu'ltuS, seAld He'd, ME- wlAi tlh
BRfbels, BlteiB, Closer, anS WI plplf,F
Itch and tvey spAciei Of IL hing ,lSiWlRia,
Flmply HumoSt 81 the Skin Snd sSsIillll slII.
q HAIR, arc p1SitlIely cured byCuilr, gla Ia,
SKIN Cure, and tptlnom sOan, I'M So, we litl
ReAuiiaeF externally, and CuilrlTa i. y.lle III
new hlo9a Fl lap5 Internally, Whe1 .B N1s "
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wAsniNarov, D, O., March 6.--1 A. NJ
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fall
weather ID Tennessee, light local SHOWS ID
Tie Ohio Valley, generally followed BY
fair weather, winds generally northwest
etly, becoming variable, blight changes IL
temperature,
For Lower Lake Region, fair weather,
stationary temperature, variable winds.
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ON and reliable medicines are the best
to depend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for all i'm.
purities Of the blood. In every form Of
aCroiulous, ByphiliLic or merCurial dis.
eases, IL ID invaluable. For rheumatism,
has no equal Sold by Logan < Co. and
Charles Menkemeller.
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Rev. Mfr. Randolph will continue to con.
duct the study Of tho Sunday school lee.
sons through the month oiMarch. The
meeting 10 held at . o'clock Saturday after.
noon.
Young mems meeting will be held In
the parlors at 1850 tonight.
MI. James P. Houston, President oil the
Bellaire Association, will lead the young
mems meeting Of 4 o'clock Sunday after.
Dr. 4. II. Logan will give a Practical
Talk on Tuesday. He will tell ID plain
terms something's that all young men
ought 10 know.
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spR1NG and SUMMER stock Just re.
ceiyed. An elegant and complete line Of
SnltibgJ panial0OnlDgs and OyerCoat.
ingg, which We will make up Ia the best
style aud at low prices. 49,. ,...,
y. HESS a SONS,
1891 Il 1898 Market Street.
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PSORIASIS, OR sUALY SKIN

- ;S John , I; G.ts !, %, pr4a,rsd 5,,,
Known 1 f Q sssasaS $sls I yssr M
help any who are billlGtc Is l nav ~ = Ies .
pat tEelye ynAri, stltf thai h, t,liVea To- n,
dis cured M OF PsO'ials or Seniy : i'a Rene
days, ailes the doc:oa wi h VII I'M I ttltl g ~
EAVe mt no help Or encouragement, 4 'oDa'IA
NswoS. MI JUN j. CASE. Dbs
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CanyAsSers Wanted.
Wanted-F First class Tailo".
Suing ItAts-l A. BeRulef.
LetIGt OJpying u joiS-s LGnloa \ rAytnp0it.
Stoves aud HRuS es- Neabilt 4 Ito.
Ties and Pulf,-D. lundllng 4 70.
For Rent oOms-W. II RlnehAtt.
Decorated kpglisn Tea Sets EWing Bios.
Notice 10 Ladies Of Wheeling.
70: Rent DWel Tugs and Otices-H. Forbes.
oranges ut McMechen's.
TStIBN e's sAle-J ANTS y. BARNES.
List Of Letter..
For SAle-lf, FORBES.
Fam FOR Ble-W, Il. RlnehAft.
Wall paper-l D. Praget.
PsorlAals-Foufth page.
Blown Iron DlLtefa-F Otitth page.
Rel hous NotlUeB-t ourlh pBge.
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H, +, CAEpsptHt Hlnisnoa. N Y 49,.
hso,ta Or leproy, o. twGaty Yeas ,t,n vitA Il
Ouuc9ra Remedies The mos! wordeiaII 5 ny y
TsS9sG aHtPSn O. sale, fell Oa him
cue sworn 10 bslore Justice Sf I'M. plllN Nv
henderson, most prominent Cl,iIesss '''ss ~
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The much talked about and pleasantly
anticipated entertainments given for the
benefit Of the Wonsn's Union BsnevO-
lent Society are a thing Of the past, but
the memory Of them will not fade for q
long time TO come from the minds Of the
large number who attended and laughed
a. the jokes Of the famous Chestnut Min
stFel Troupe, epjlyei their good
singing, admired and applauded
the children's cute little operetta and
looked with appreCia ivs eyes on the
pretty stsgs pictures 10 med BY the ladies
aud gentleman who 60 sC,fully danced
the mInuet. Those who took part in the
entertainments will not soon forget them
either; they have had to do ZONE hard
and tiTeaome work in rehearAins aud get.
ting in readiness, blt the jolly times had
in connection With the prAUtiGiug, the ex,
element while taking part aud above all
the happy consciousness that thsy did PI-
cellently well both individually and ColleC-
lively amply repaid for all the trouble.
The ladies VI the Society will lot
forget the affair; they are under OBJ
legations to all and with the receipts re-
sulung from thstwo performances will be
able to accomplish much good, From be-
ginning to end the affair has been q most
notable success in every wIy. Wheeling
has reason TO bs proud Of the fact that she
possesses home talent capable Of giving
such creditaole entertainments. II iAnoW
thought that the net receipts will be near
500.
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EDWARD L. Rose & Go. having purchased
the interests OF the Howe s, NJ. Co. and
secured the State agency torthe Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep full line o.
Howes and the eleg ant, swift easy running
Standard, with lis perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail to see the
the Standard. SEQ advertisement on an
other page.
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2Geettnas.
STOOKHoLDERs' MEETING,
oPTIcSo F THE

WHEELESG & HARRISBURG nv 10. OWN
Notice |, hereby given that the annual u,,io
Of thu SDCkhO' defs Of tho Whe, log 4 iiIir,tsi
Railway Company Of West Virginia viii fehtIig
the ptinclpAl ohlcc o. thu Company, NJ. lilo Nj,
hIteuI, "a me Guy 81 wheeling, " Va GA To
tue purpose Of eltc.llg seven Dae:lln, M Z
tra16R0iicg such other puSluels M may hSiak
come before sad meeting.
i, J.. GRoTNvEST, sOothu
WIlERLING. W W Feb 20. t,IE f@TH
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IN GgIcH ~ THE RlGE, sun, ~,
&M sldS, ITAg ps, q ,otins sSd \, .,S y,
HR s rS,l'i y f iSs az? Neaalsis .aa Y
4 apd Acne card ~ tbs 6,sSall
~ Anti Pain Plas q. A new spj S ,l!;
Vi t!dotl TO rain. 80 M 1sI'a
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Low Rats ilseursIona.

The Baltimore 1 Ohio are selling low
rate exCursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. Fol
tickets, tourists guides and full lhlofnia.
ton, call on or addIets I. O. Burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel
ihR, w. Va.
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Are sd BY q dlusg sts, Pflce: Cu,u, 81.
Res ,lYs9t q %; s1ap, Is cts, Prepa,J XII ;
FoTrER pkuu AND lllGAlcAL Co., Boston, " A'
Send for How TO Cure Skin Dlsea.s,.n
BEAU he caI S S yoS Sp,oa anu sN'n b Urt
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80 pairs ladies kid button shoes, all 81,
8, 81, at 81 75 per pair. Also q few other
odd lots, which will close out low, 10
make room for Spring goods.
j. W. AMICE,
tll43 Main street.
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"WHoM the gods love die young" says
Byron but why die when you can cure
the cold or cough, which neglected means
death, with DR., Bulls Cough Syrup, tho
old reliable
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Your Clteura 70 pedle, performed v,.,.
cuie lat summer on Gus Of our cgs M" 'lQ
gini'ep9ap ol ssySliy lssn Of lgs, WIZ ~, ~ ol
w ,so ~ M apai saissi,1sS eEnptoa on b. I
tors 10 M no pntp Sc, JFSJtie1, y, aud %,
TkNtgKANA, AK, AGO,
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whyisthe letter p like uncle's fat wife
going up hillP II makes ant pant teunt),
and cooling of too soon produces coughs
and colds. Taylof's Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum aud Mullen will Cure her.
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Burkett and Shepherd met at tho North
End rink yesterday afternoon and made
arrangements for race, mile heats, best
two Ia three, to be gkated at the North
Eud rink Friday evening, March u. As
the winner is TO receive oil the gate money
the race will undoubtedly be exciting and
intereBtinR,
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Why Is a newly.born baby like a gale o.
wind2 Because it begins with a squall
Cold,gales induce coughs and Group. lay,
lor's Cherokee R4medy ofSweet Gum and
Mullen will cure 1t.
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REYMANN's celebrated Book Beer will
be on draught on Monday morning at all
the principal saloons Of Wheeling and
vicinity.
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Book BEEg DAT mex. Monday, Rey.
tnann's celebrated Book Of all leading
saloons In the city and neiRhboFhood.
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EVERY person desiring 10 have a good
laugh should see the elephant on skates
at the masked carnival tonight at the
Alhambra rink.
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The following shows the range Of The
Thermometer AZ observed at schnepts drug
6tofe, Opera House corner, yesterdays
4, NJ, 26sj is ~, 350i 8 Pa 1921 u. NJ,
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As our stock Is entirely new we have all
the latest spring styles in Hats and
Furnishing goods. NoDLE BRos,
Mcclure House Hat Store, 1904 Marketst
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NEW STOCK silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, q o our Z! own brand,
Cor Twelfth and Market sd.
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REYMANN's celebrated Book Beer will
be Oh draught OIL Monday morning at al
the principal saloons Of Wheeling and
vicinity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

THR stock Of Hats, Gaps and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at Noble Bros, lew
store, In the Mcclure House building, Is
complete,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

FoR chapped hands, face and lips, Use
Roseollne Cream, Sold by all live drug.
giats, u loo per box.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

SPLENDID Uhhundried shirts, worth
5OC, are selling at B5a apiece, at
n EMSHEIMER'S, Eleventh NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

Book BEER DAY next Monday. Rsy,
msnn's celebrated Book at all leading
saloons 10 the city and neighborhood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

Book BEEA DAY next Monday. Rey.
tnann's celebrated Book d al leading
saloons In the city and neighbothood.