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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
EXTENSIVE PURCHASES
NEW FALL ATTRACTIONS,
Make present stock nearly fifty per larger than
opened in 1885.
We have bought goods confidently because in nearly all classes
fabrics there is decidedly advancing market.
DRESS GOODS

this present extraordinary variety In nearly all classes
goods for ladies alormade suits the styles for
copied and we have handsome line of Hair Stripes and Che
vo designs wool and wored at very moderate prices We have
also the best assortment Of Plain Goods and Notwithstanding the
ed advance in wooens offer superior lot Of Atwood
Trcots and Plain Sungs at 5Oc Ga Tco at 5 We also have
large line of Striped Velve Pushes and wool fanc vests panels
and combinations superior lines Of Suras Sais Raames
and Coored Silks Fancy Silks etc. evening shades
wide 75c all silk. Black and colored Velvets
1t is impossible to give than passing mention many goods
large line of Scrm Fancy Scms single and oubsaced
Pushes for curtains ambrequns and upholstery Fets sabequns
and fancy work
Bargains in Table Linens Napkins Towels Only about SO
dozen Of our Zoe Towels left of $50 Dozen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
LOCAL NEWS.

- y.--j.iu .ir weather variable winds, gen
rr,,,.r-iy. aud slightiy warmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

3lH HkE%T'5 SPEECH-Mr. s. c. Brent
f.. .hl- c,ty, 10y invitation ADDRESSED the Viz
.j,ia Democratic Association in Washing
ION last night. The meeting was held in
the new Ea}l, No 40 Tenth street. lately
t,ypd u2 for their use. President Briscoe
oresiie,.. with DE-. J. r. Fisher secretary
The Epa5ljcQa ssys:
Mr. Samn" C. Brent, of Alexandria, was in
,r,ia..d hy the president and proceeded to ad-
!r,., the ASSOCIATION. lie commenced by saying
nat he woul not s:uss the democratic party in
Virginia. Al! IL did not d. it But lie said there
wt-r d,SuiS:cHs ia the party in the South and it
r,ald not hc Disguised. When he voted for
Grover Cleveland lie thought that democrats
would be put in the Offices and the republicans
armed OUT. hu' this had not been done aud the
lie !Drrat;c party could never he put in good
workiu. order until all the offices were filled
with democrats. In regard to the civil service
law he skid he VAS in favor o. it, but that SIS it
Aai been executed it had excluded from office
very large number Of the Southern people, who
were az much entitled to them rs any other ser.
ton Of the ccuatry especially as they were just
= tine aud loyal to the government now as the
people Ci the North and West. Leaving this SUBJ
."ct he then proceeded to answer some of the
points he said that had been made by Mr.. Blaine
IL his speeches in Pennsylvania, and after de-
goiiug some time to him he suddenly launched
iu:o free trade which he said was true democra-
.y bat that it wa; perhaps best not to discuss it
IN that light now, notwithstanding he an
%oguccd that lie was in favor OF free trade, and
then proceeded to argue in support of that doc
trf;.r.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

CTOCKiiOLDERS' MEETING.
y
he Stockholders Of I'll VAPOE FUEI. COM
lANf OF VIRGINIA arc hereby notified to meet
Oh the THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1886, at
one Gel rk y. m, at Che office of Judge Clas f.
stuart, for The purpose of ,lecting Directors FOR
the cnsaing year. 81
By order Of the Board OF Directors
'ctG3 lot 5. :. llENkLE President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

PERSONAL Major Il. II. Scott of War
rehtor, who has been in attendance on the
Episcopal Congress in Chicago. H.. for the
past two weeks, returned home on Thurs.
day.
Capt Thomas r. Wallace, of Orange, left
foi New York Thursday last. from which
place he sailed 10 day On the steamship
Scr.ia of the Cunard line, for an extended
trnlo Europe. He accompanies hia cousin,
C. Wstnr Wallace. esq , of Fredericksburg
Mr. Perry G. Dukes. Of Branchvi!le, 5. c.,
aud Miss Linue Turner were married al
tho residence of the brides father, Mr.. AL.
h-rt A. Turner, in this city, on "Wednesday
last, 10y Rev r. Smithson. After receiving
the congratulations Of their friends Mr.. and
Mrs. Dukes left for their home in South
Carolina
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23
R.sS's' OF LETTERS:

TIE following is list of the letters remaining in
the Alex tnaril poiLptlicc October 23.
Persons calling 10. letters will please say they III e
advertised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

ELECTION NOTES.-THE Congressional
democratic committee Of this diatrict met at
the Office Of Mr. J. NJ. Johnson, in this city,
this morning, Messra. Heatoa, Meredith
and Shackeford, being present. Tire com
mtee transacted some business Of a routine
character such IA ordering tickets to be
priated and making other necessary ar
engagements for the election which takes
plHce on the II inst
We are authorized by Is personal and
political friend OF Maj. 40 E!inr, of Fairfax
county, whose name has been mentioned in
connection with the Congrt s:ioual ncmiaa
ton, 20 state that he Will rut h. 81 caHdi-
date against Gen Lee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

CANAL FoREC AST5 The Alexandria cor
respondent 20 the Washington Star says
Since TIE fact that the Alexandria canal
/; 20 be without water for navigation here.
after has hacn settled, many inquiries are
made na to the uses to which it will be
put. rs capacity for railroad purposes is
evident, and very short line across the
marsh at AleXander's island would bring a
road along liz bed to the south end of the
Long bridge. Heretofore, owing to the
lac lhnt the canal water came almost en-
'ircly fron the Chesapeake & Ohio canal, not
even lis waste water could he used as water
power. but it is thought that now the brooks
Of Alexandria county above the canal level
may 10 made feeders to q small stream
along lis bed that, delivered at the height
of the basin on Washington street here
may be utilized for manufacturing purposes
in the valley of Ieaton's marsh. It is un-
derstood that Mayor Smoot has suggested
that smooth carriage road could be made
on it, away from the dangers Of the railroad
and capable CT being of special utility if the
great memorial bridge across the Potomac is
constructed.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

POLICE REpoRT-Last night was clear
and cool with one prisoner al the station
house.
The Mayor this morning disposed Ct tho
following cases:
Culpeper Porter, colored, arrested by off
Gers Grady and Bremen, charged with dis.
orderly conduct, was fined 50.
4 white boy charged with assault on an
other boy, was fined 81.
Virginia Washington, colored. are s!ed by
olicer Ticer, charged with writing abusive
letters to Lydia Fortune, also colored, WAS
Dismissed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

FIRE ALAEMs.-The fire alarm about six
o'clock this morning was caused by the
burning of ms shavings deposited ia the
, room adjoining the engine house at Perry,
smoot < Co.'S. saw and planning mill, on
north Lee street. The fire department
quickly answered the summons, and in a
few moments both steamers aud the hook
ana laf':er track ware on the ground and
prepared for work. the Coumba reel hav-
ing been brought 20 the mill By squad of
policemen who had just been relieved The
hre was quickly extinguished. 1t bad
broken cut in the same room which was
found burning yesterday afternoon. and a
thorough search of the premises was made
IN order 10 ascertain how the shavings had
lgnited, when it was found that the floor Of
the room was charred, demonstrating that
the Tire had been in progress for some time.
II Is thought that both fires were occasoned
~ spontaneous combustion.
The nH;nl 81 fire between tWeive and one
O'Clock Today was caused ny The burning
Of grass field belonging to Mayor Smoot
near ColroSs. The fire was started
by sparks f:oni passing locomotive. Last
Sunday morning ire was kndied in the
same way ia the stubble between the tracks
Of the Virginia Midland and Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railroads about a mile west
Of the city, which barned all day and ex.
tended over &n area of two squares.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

RAILROAD DEEDS RECORDED. -'rw1 dc, d.
executed by the Virginia Midland Railway
Company on April Is last were placrd ~
'e2ord yesterday in the Corporation Court
ol the city Of Alexandria The li;st is 81
mortgage or decd of trust to the Central
Trust Company of New York to secure
Ei25C0,uOo. aud is intended, it is said, to
lake up he various series of bonds COW out
standing anal consolidate them nto one Sc
lies. The second deed is lease by the
Virginia Midland Company for a period o!
mn-ty-nine years Of all iis property to the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

W. NsEGisTRATIoN.-The registration books
s seae opened at the usual places in the DIFF.
snS wards Of the city to-day at eunrise,
rn nn WI! be kept open till sunset, for the
p p,a pose Of registering all new voters aod to
f ," transfers to those who have removed
i s,N. one ward to another since the last reg.
tbaa1M:Ion. But few names wero added to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

STREET Superintendent
Of o.. Police Dohie has just finished grading
Wolfe street, between Columbus and Afr ed,
making fine driveway along that square.
y lie square on Columbus street, south Of
lF'nce fronting on the property of Mayor
>noo'. is being recurbed and otherwise i'm
proved.
;; Inc repaving of Prince street is progress.
tas rapidly, and the work, it is sad, is being
uOne in excellent manner. This street will
soon 500; be the most popular driveway in the
PROPERTY SALEs.-Tbe three story brick
bbweIng on the north side of Prince street,
csV"een Pitt and st. Asaph, belonging to
sae heirs of the late Isaac Buckingham, was
2S'' today by Mr.. r. T. Lucas for Mr.. J..
" Naion. special commissioner, to Mrs.
'1sFy Field, for IS, $40.
NF. ". A. Smott has sold the brick dwell
49,, ,n On the south side of Cameron street, be-
ImHeeh Washington aud St. Asaph, to Mr..
''s''am ID. Alexander, for s., 800
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-23

ShEET ZINC, Bar Solder, Babbet Metal, Bar
~ Tin, Solder Irons, Timers Ships and other
goods i'll the line, just received at 50 King,
cornor of Royal street, and Tor sale wholesale and
retail.
oct22 J. II CREIGHTON & e0N
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N. HUSBANDS,
Children's Home Sack Gathering,

The seventh annual Thapkssi wing sca.
son, when all kindly disposed persons are
requested 10 aid the Ohildren's Home by a
donation Of some kind, large or sm Ill, q
here. Sacks are being distributed thronahe.
out the city, They aak for whatsver TIL
donor chooses 10 give hut RuGh articles as
-four, sugar, tea, &C tTse and soap are par.
ticularly acceptable, "a they can be pack.
ed away for regular and substantial nee.
An expressman will call for the JACKS
either Friday or Saturday next, hut Il Il
especially desired that all who ran will
leave their sack with the nearest grocer,
who will haul 1t 10 headquarters.
The provisions and a~rtlUleS donated tn
the Home each Thanksgiving help very
much in keeping the little ones commit
ted 10 ltG charge, aud now that another
year oil plenty and work has come to the
community, It 10 belieYed that eyeryons
will take pleasure in contributing some.
thing to this charitable and worthy insti.
tuition,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24

United States Special Agent a. W.
Roome and Deputy United States Marshal
SprinsSton arrived at Charleston Monday
morning with Minter ]. Bogps and John
+. Riddle, who are charged with the iorg'
GSpes Riddle. The check waS dated at
Knoxville, Tenn, on the l2.h; Mrs. Rid
die died on the 8.b, and the check, on ar.
irving At the PostoliCe In Gilmer county
seems to have fallen into the hands Of
BoRps and Riddle, who are charged with
forging tho name Of tho dead woman
and drawing the money. Dcges, one Of
the prisoners, was p%oAtrnabteT at the office
when tho check was received. He y also
one Of The leading merchants Of that part
Of Gilmer county. Both men we're lodged
In isil pending an examination before the
United States CommlsBioner.
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snpro.ed nuIglars Arrestld.

Yesterday morning Marshslls Barn, OF
Martins Ferry, received a telegram from
]. Q. ASnsw, special detective OF the q. &
F., asking him to arrest ahd hold any sus.
picious person coming from up the river.
Several parties undertook 10 crack the
Q. K p. safe at Brilliant night before last,
and they were thought to have headed
this way. On the information the officer
went up to the Laughlin mil! after q
couple Of men who GAME down on a
freight. The men ran when tue officer
appeared, hut were captured after 6 time.
Mr.. Agnew came down In the afternoon,
and alter q talk with the prisoners, de-
cided to take them 10 s%teubenville for q
hearing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24
Shot For a Ghost.

A special from Point Pleasant says,
Two families, Anguish and Edwards, &C.
cupy the same dwelling house in this city.
Last night as AnguiOh was entering the
gate with a sack OF meal upon his shopl.
der he heard the click Of q revolver and
he exclaimed, "pon't shoot" OF about
which time a pistol was discharged. The
ball lodged in his abdomen, producing a
severe and perhaps fatal wound. It was
aiterward asCertained that the shot was
fred by tho younger Edwards, who was
standing In the shadow Of an outbuilding,
mistaking, as he sayP, Anguish Tor o
ghost. The matter 10 being Investigated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24
A railroad appointment.

Mr.. Charles o. SOUL, who for many
years was Assistant General p~ansengor
Agent Of the Pennsylvania Company, but
Iatterly Chisi Clerk to Commissioner
Daniels, Of tho Central Traffic Association
at Chicago, has heen appointed Assistant
General Passenger Agent Of the entire
Baltimore & Ohio system. Mr.. Soul bs.
gan railroad work at the bottom and rose
rapidly. He 10 considered 10 he the most
thoroughly posted man on dllIerentials,
pools and in~ter.relations Of railroads In
this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24
HELLAIRE.
All Sorts of I.oCal News and Gossip From
the Glass CITY.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass CITY,
Jacob Wsser hal put natural gas in his
bakery.
Capt. John Fink has decided to remove
to Chicago.
The Episcopal church Is being repaint.
ed and repapered.
There are to be six marriages this week
at st, johns church.
J. r. Nsylor, OF WCllsburg, W. Va, was
about town yesterday
The First Presbyterian congregation
meets tonight to call u pastor.
Ell. Barnhill got back from the West
yesterday, and will spend the winter
here.
John S%huttleworth will gnt TO Dayton as
representative OF the Ohio Valley Trades
Assembly.
A. W. Bogss has been called to steu-
bsnville by the serious Illness OF his uncle,
Rev. Dr.. Grimes.
There will be services THANKSGIVING day
at the Second NJ. Il. church. Rev. Thos.
Branch will preach.
Joseph O'Donnell and Miss Bent
field were married yesterday, and went to
Martins Ferry 10 live.
Appraisers have been over the BsllGire
street railway and the whole thing ia to
be sold December 2Sth.
The United States snag'boat Woodruff
was compelled TO lay up here yesterday
forenoon on account Of the fog.
NJ. NJ. Sanders and wife will have been
married fifty years on Christmas day aud
will celebrate their golden wedding.
The natural gas mains In tho Fourth
ward we're tested Sunday, and tho work OF
covering them waa begun yesterday.
The votea were reCounted yesterday for
the Second ward in the Auditor case.
Darrah and Barrett each loSt one vote.
A great deal Of new track Is being laid
about the Bellaire Steel works for the 10.
comotiyes and numerous cars now en-.
ployed.
The Columbia Club is now in Its new
rooms over the postoHlce. This club has
lately chosen the following officers: Pres
ident, ]. NJ. Mariugi ViCe.P President, A.
W. Boggs; Secretary, L. 8. Woodbridge;
Treasurer, j.. f. Robinson.
The Bellaires steel works wGter-pipe has
become eiogged up and o diver was at
work in the river yesterday. The water
at that place is very deep and q crowd Of
the curious stood in the rain to watch the
diver until they were much .wetter than
he was.
DR.. D. @. steere, Health Officer, reports
the following deaths for three months,
ending October 81: First ward, two;
Second ward, eleven; Third ward, three;
Fourth ward, four Fifth ward, ten, In
each ward the diseases Werv about as
numerous az the deaths, showing that no
one form Of disease Is prevalent.
The funeral Of VIM. Lappart's child
Monday evening met with a mishap. The
corpse was in the carriage with tho pail
bearers and from an accident to the has.
ness the carriage was thrown over au en-
bankment on the steep road leading up
Rose Hill. The young men were
thrown under tho. carriage, : but
not serioualy hurt. The glass Of the coffin
was broken and a force of.mOn had to BIO
cot with ropes to get the team and oar:
fiape In the road sgoin. Perhaps, some.
day, when those who hold to this noun.
tain road are carried up 1t for the last
time, Bellsire shall haye 0 new road that
would be so easy to make.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24

Horrible Holocaust Terrible Cutting Array.
Next Vriday, Nov. 90, at HOO Main
street the greatest slaughter ever known
on earth will take place. 10000 suits,
oYercoats, single pants for mon, boys aud
children and amounting to nearly $l25, 900
worth Of bran new clothing, direct from
the manufacturer, mSdO up In lateat styles
expreSaly for This fall aud winters trade,
will actually be sold for 30 cents lees
than the cost oil manufacturing, Then you
eau actually buy mems cas-, suits for s. 10,
worth $l2; meme nice kersey overCoats
$685., actually worth Sl3; mems heavy cass.
pants 95r, worth 50 76i mems all wool
suits $685., worth So men'sf ne imported
cashmere suits In 40 different patterns
81 Us, uoiuRlly worth SIS; mems elegant
imported CorksCrew suits $40 70, actually
cheap al $26; mems heavy underwear 200,
worth 60j mems heavy rubber BugpendBrs
loo, worth 40C, aud thouBandgo Of other ter.
rifle bargains In boys and children's
clothing only to be obtained Of 100 Main.
Grand opening day next Friday, Nov. 20.
Look LOT large No, Ilu9,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24
Lizzie Evans.

pointments to insure successful presents
tions. During the past season Miss
Evans appeared in all the large cities Of
the country, from New 0rleans to Hall
lax, N, g., and from New York to Kansas
City. Her success was remarkable and
her reception at the hands Of both press
and public uniformly cordial. Her i'm
provemsnt has been steady and marked.
and she Is now, undoubtedly, the peer Of
any aoubrette actress on tho stage, She
will open at the matinee Thanksgiving
Day in her romantic comedy, "sea
Sands" which is highly praised by the
press Of other cities. "Fogg'a Ferry"
will be tho bill for Thanksgiving Night
The repertoire for the engagement will be
"scs ssnds"-TbanksgIvlng matinee,
and also Friday night. ,.,.
"Fogs's FCfry"- Thanksgiving Night
and Saturday matinee. &,
"The Cuiprit Fay" and "a Harvard
Lad"-saturday night, which closes the
engagement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24

Don't forget the beautiful Art entertain.
ment al st, Matthews y. 8, Rooms, on
Thursday, Thanksgiving evening, at 9
O'Clock D. IN. Tho following are some Of
the subjects that will DO illustrated
Scripture, Temperance, History, Allegory,
Travels, Poetry, StALuafy and places Of 10:
loreBt III all parts Of the world, beautiful
.ChromRltores, mechanical views With mo.
ton aud a variety Of beautiful ~laughAble
views,
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@eal Estate.
FOR SALE.

-
No IS 1rwcnty.ninLh A.
No. S Virginia 81.
Ma 90 North Front At ground co feet front, run
Ming hack an equal width 10 the river,
No. Ks MARYLAND st
M 1900 Jacob II,
M UThitcCnih At
M i;OgIxtrCuih Al,
M 1iS MCCullOCh Al,
No 91IT FOfT Al.
Ma al INyenty.Eeooud s.
M II Sixteenth II,
Nj riii WOOiSIL.
M iI0k Market a.,
Ne Ne 29lG Ma @Sii SalT st AAfke'"'
10 ~ KY Y .S MSf k7H 1fiivh,,On,h At.
"a "a S % uCSbIHpIi5Sst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24

For Rabt-llousc. u,r
RiOCES Ior sale-L. Irwin. Stock BOXER.
New fOokE-stnntOr Il DAYenpOrs
81, te Fair Election E%oIee-J. IL hODDS' FTet-
dent.
kaGk Gathering.
Vented Practical ROokkCepcr.
PAFiOniB Studio,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24

Ladies' are requested to call and examine
the New White Automatic Sewing Ma.
chine, single thread.
Persons having used the Wilcox 4 Gibbs
Automatic machine, will End the White
to be superior In every respect. An ex.
animation 10 respectfully solicited. II
can be aeelfAt the salesroom Of
EDWARD L. RosE & Co.,
No. E5 Twelfth st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24
Beacon Hill Linen,
is tho Finest paper made:
Bookseller 4 S%tatlOnCr,.
1908 Market st.



The roclal reception to be given at the
Young Mons Christiau Association build
ing on Thursday evening promises to be a
most delightful gathering, ThOre will be
no formal programme, although the exer'
cises will be sufficiently varied to suit all
tastes. Miss Dillon will give several reel.
tations, there will be instrumental and
vocal music and Nlargo number Of foreign
and American atereosCopic views and art
work, will be displayed. In addition to
this charming young ladies will EerVS re-
treatments and there will be general go:
ciability. AB most Of the young men oil
The city have a holiday on THANKSGIVING
they will doubtly show their appreciation
Of tho privilege 81 spending a social even
ing by crowdlnG the Association building.
All young men are extended a cordial In
yitston, 10 be in attendance at the reCep.
ton which Ia not intended for tho neti'
bers OF the Association alone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24

Tho following elbows The range Of the
Thermometer GO observed at schneptsdrug
store, Opera House CorHor, yesterday:
a.. NJ, 040 IL AM, G7';3 p. NJ, O1'; 7F.
NJ, B79,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24

WE have introduced a new system Of
selling Watches On tho installment plan
whereby you con secure n watch at once
ON easy payments. Call md Investigate,
JACOB W. CRUDE, JeWeier1
Cor. Twelfth and Market sts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24

WASHINGTON, D. O.. Nov, al A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia: Fair weather, cooler, westerIy
yindp. yeering to northwesterly.
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non rnANNs0lyINo plNNEn.

A Great display of dame and Fish at W. q
sykes TO.dhy aud Tomorrow
White Hallbut steak, Red California
Salmon steak, bay MACkeral, White Fish,
Pike, PlCkerel and all other kinds OF tsh,
Wild MGllard Ducks, Prairie Chickens,
Quail, PheaSAnts, Rabbits and all other
Varieties Of game,
Large select oysters 80 cents per quart,
W. o. syEns'
No. li2a Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24

The Board Of Directors Of the Elm
Grove Gas and Oil Company, q recently
organised company, founded for the puf.
pose ct boring fol oil aud gu III and AbOp!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-24

Elm Grove, met last Saturday at the resi-.
denoe Of Mr.. W, I. Chambere, at Elm
q roye. and organized by the election OF
Hon. N. b. Scott, president. Dr.. j. Il.
storer, ICe.pEesident, II, NJ, Hervey,
treasurer, and D, NJ. Thornburgh, Eec'
rotary,