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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-08
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Have y short, Business Like sOIIion for
Once,

Have q Short, BuNineSs Like SOShlon for
Once,
The Junesession OF the Board Of County
Commissioners, held yesterday, was an
unique one in many respects, The Board
met at 10 A. NJ, as usual, but after reading
the minutes took a recess till 9 P, NJ. All
we're present but Messrs, Peterson and
StoCker.
At the afternoon session Eugene Hanke,
a law student, was granted a certificate OF
character, with a view to his admission to
the BARI
Concerning the bids for the sale Of p,
W. & Ky. bonds, the Finance Committee
reported the bid Of the German InsuF.
ance Company for $L,O7I77. The com.
mittee recommended that il be instructed
TO rs.advertise for bids for bonds, bids to
close on Wednesday, June 20, and bonds
to be delivered on Wednesday, July 4
The committed also submitted orders res
turned by the Sheriff to the amount OF
50, ZOE %, with interest on the same
amounting To 500 IS. Road orders had
also been paid amounting to 1904 65, and
jurora' certificates to the SUN OF $50 20
Bills to the amount OF $8O.25 were recon-.
mended for payment. The report was
adopted.
The Commute on Court House and Jail
reported bills amounting to $500 81, and
the Committee on Roads and Bridges bills
to the amount Of 81, l0G 40, which were or.
dered paid.
The Committee on Poor House and
Farm and County Poor reported bills to
the sum OF $292 So Chargeable to the for.
mer fund, and $0S7 90 to the latter. They
were ordered paid.
The report Of James Creighton, Superin.
tcndent OF the Inlrmary, showed "a in.
mates, white males 45; white females 90,
There were two births and one death dur.
ing the month,
The Committee on Poor House recon-.
mendsd that the cor ''aCt for furnishing
coal to the Inirmary be lot to W.T.. Cham.
bers, Of Elm Grove, at q cents for clean, .
cents for mixed, 4! cents for nut and 9
cents for slack that the contract for iurn.
fishing coal to the poor north OF the creek
be awarded to Marshall & Van Fossen at q
cents for clean, 8! cents for mixed and
4 05.lO0 cents for nut. For furnishing
coal south Of the Creek, the same lirm bid
81 cents for clean, 6 cents for mixed and
81 cents for nut. ThsContraCt was awarded
as recommended.
The Prosecuting Attorney was requested
to give a legal opinion concerning the pro.
posed dam to be built across the creek at
Fulton.
A bill OF Oscar seeley, plumber, on &C.
count, certified to by Architect Hamilton,
to the amount Of $l,Ol0 40, was ordered
paid. Architect Hamilton was also paid
500 on account.
An ordinance amending section / OF the
ordinance granting the Natural Gas Com.
pany Of West Virginia the right to lay
and maintain pipes along the Elm Grove
road and across the poor house farm, was
passed.
Charles B. Woods was authorized to
sign county orders Us clerk pro TEN. dur.
ing the illness OF the CLERK, Robert B.
Woods.
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wellsbItr.
Circuit Court convened Monday.

SSANSASA AAOhhay
The G. A. R. boys are agitating the
erecting Of q soldiers monument.
F. H. Krauss has Just completed a very
fine job Of artistic irescoing and painting
Of the NJ. E. church,
Lincoln Camp No. 2 Sons Of Veterans
held q strawberry and Ice cream iestiya|
at Eureka Hall Saturday evening. Music
was furnished by the Gas City Cornel
band, led by Prof.. ]. s. Noah. Miss Cora
Nelson aud Miss q. Springhorn were The
contestants for a toilet set, which was
awarded to the former. Mr.. Sam George,
it,, and Mr.. Chester Windsor were the
contestants for q Hne gold headed cane,
which was awarded to Mr.. George. Miss
Fannie Little held the lucky number fol
a fine cake. Mr.. J. o. Reed was fortunate
in holding the number that drew a hand.
some gold pin. sos % was the gross re.
ceipts. The "Sons' have beat the best
record Of the Veterans in the matter Of
festivals.
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sTATUs OF THE sAILERs
In the AmalEamatiop-W, n. Llnsh for
Trustee IN this District,

Trustee In this District,
Yesterday Pittsburgh Commercial
Gastas says; It is hardly probable that
the paIlsrs viii have representation in the
meeting Of the present convention, They
might II they should proceed expeditions
ly enough, reorganizs, receive their char
ters, appoint their delegates and have
them admitted, but few Of them can do
this, They have indicated their prefer
enCe Tor the lS-cent, or Mingo scale, and
will ask the convention 70 place that
nomination in those that will be submit.
ted to the Conference Committee, The
lodge at Mlngo, o., has already organised
and sent in its petition for It's charter to
the general Office. The lodges ct Wheel.
ing, Bsnwood, Bellaire, Martins Ferry,
Bridgeport Steubenville, Brilliant and in
the Mah0ning and ShenRngo Val,
leys are also taking the prelimin-
airy steps in the matter. Capt. W,
NJ L Q mailer OF Wheeling, who
was one Of the strong opponents otseces-
sion In 1885, Is still here and In daily at
tendance upon the sessions OF the Anal
gamation. He was a delegate first 10 the
session Of the association that met in
Wheeling in 1878, and has been present
every year since except 1885. In the fall
OF 1889 he was appointed trustee by John
jarrett, who was then President Of the
Amalgamation, He was elected at the
following convention and held the office
till 1885. He was sent TO Aurora, Ind, in
1880 TO compose the trouble that had
arisen between employer and employees,
which he did TO the satisfaction Of both.
He 10 accounted n Of the best posted
labor champions in the country, and at all
times Is conservative, He will likely be
elected 70 the trustseship Of Wheeling dis.
triCt, which he so long and ably filled,
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To BUILD A NAV noAr.
Capt. Prince Contracting for a Packet for
the AonLh.

Capt. Prince Contrasting for a Packet for
the South.
Capt. Thomas Prince leaves to-day for
Freedom, Pa, wherehe will contract for the
hull and cabin Of a new steamboat. The
boat is for the Southern waters, a run from
Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She will be in
size and many other respects similar to his
New Courier, but will be built for speed,
and have much more power than the
Courier. The hull and cabin will be built
at Freedom, and the machinery In all
probability put on here. The boat will
cost about $4,000, fitted up with electric
lights and other modern improvements.
Captain Prince hopes to have her com.
pleted and ready to leave Tor the South
inside OF three months.
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rnE CIGAR II

Let by the POnltonrinry Board-A Meeting
last Evening.
The cigar manufacturer of the city held
a largely attended meeting last evening to
take further action on the matter Of the
letting Of convict labor to make cigars by
the Board OF Directors Of the Penitentiary.
The gentlemen present we're very much in
earnest.
A resolution was adopted calling on all
cigar manufacturers and cigar makers
throughout the State to corporate In the
movement to have the Board OF Directors
Of the West Virginia Penitentiary rescind
their order 10 let convicts for the purpose
Of making cigars at the State prison.
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Misses Flora and Gussle Price, Of Ken.
ton, Ohio, are visiting Bethany for a few
weeks.
Miss Nollie Turner, Of Wheeling, ia
stopping at Stewards until after com.
mencement.
Mrs. Tom Gail and daughter, Miss
Addle, Of Memphis, Tenn, are the guests
Of Bethany friends.
Misses Nettie and Anna Prather, Of Al.
legheny, Pa, will remain In Bethany until
alter commencement.
One Of the finest amateur games OF base
ball ever played at Washington, Pa, was
between Bethany's nine and that OIL Trim.
ity Hall and Wash.JeK combined last Sat-
u!rday. Score Z to 6, in favor Of the Wash.
boys.
"she Stops to CONQUER" was rendered
In the chapel at Bethany College on Fri.
day evening, June 4, TO one Of the most
delighted and appreciativs audiences ever
gathered at q Bethany entertainment.
The same play will be repeated Tuesday
evening, June 10.
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The following sleeping car arrangements
are now in force on the Baltimore & Ohio
and Midland railroad: )
Nos. 8 and o will carry sleeping cars be.
tween Baltimore and Chicago, via Newark
and Chicago Junction.
Nos. 9 and A will carry sleeping cars be.
tween Baltimore and Chicago, they will
run via Columbus and Fostoria, over O.,
II. V.&T. r. r.
Trains 105 and 100 will carry sleeping
cars between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati,
via the Midland railroad.
Trains 1903 and 100, on the Midland road,
vii! carry sleeping cars between Columbus
and st. Louis.
The sleeping car between Columbus and
ST. Louis connects In Union Depot, at Col.
umbus, with sleeping cars TO and from
Baltimore ; the sleeping car from ~. Louis
also connects in Union Depot, Columbus,
with sleeping car from Chicago.
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No Lime in Royal Baking Powder

Chemical tests have likewise proved the Royal Baking
Powder to be free from lime and absolutely pure. This
results from the exclusive use of cream of tartar specially
refined and prepared by patent processes by which the
t~artrate of lime is totally eliminated. The production Of
chemically pure cream of tartar involved many experiments
and great expense, which add largely, of course, to the cost
of producing the Royal Baking Powder. But its manu-
f%acturers are amply rewarded in thus being able to give
consumers a baking powder absolutely pure in all respects
the only absolutely pure baking powder made. In
emphasis of this fact, the report of Prof. McMwtrie, late
chief chemist for the United States Department Of AgricuI
ture at Washington, is given:
81 have examined the cream of tartar manufactured by
the New York Tartar Company and used by the Royal
Baking Powder Company in the manufacture of their bk.
ing powder, and found it perfectly pure and free from lime
in any FORM
"The chemical tests to which l have submitted the
Royal Baking Powder, prove it perfectly %healthful, and free
from every deleterious substance.
@wM. MoMURTR1E, EN-, PHD,
"Chemist IN Che us. Dept 0AgkaNuH"
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THE ALUMNA SOCIETY
OF the Female oollsEs-Its Annual Nee
ing Last Night.

OF the Female CoilegS-Its Annual Meet.
ing Last Night.
The annual meeting Of the AlumnR As.
ISOLATION Of the Wheeling Female College
was held at the college last evening, and
was u Of the most largely attended, as
well as one OF the most interesting, In the
history Of the association.
A we'll arranged programme was rem.
dered In the college hall, opening with q
piece OF instrumental music, THE Dew
Drop Mazurka," by Miss Annie Shaw.
Mics Annie i. Knapp then delivered a
graceful and interesting address OF well
come, and was followed by Mrs. s, H.
Kasley, president Of the Association, in q
hi torlcal address.
Mrs. Kasley said that the first graduates
received their diplomas thi~rty.three years
ago, from DR.. Tolford. There were two
graduates. Dr.. Toliord was succeeded by
Mrs. 6. B. Thompson, who remained In
charge till 1855 From that date until 1855
Mrs. :. K. Hanna presided over this insti.
tuition and one at Washington, Pa, Mrs.
NJ. Louise Taylor being Vice. President
under her. Until this time the school
was known as the Wheeling Female Sem.
mary. In 1865 Prof.. LOOMS took charge
and changed It's name TO the Wheeling
Female College. Miss Stillson succeeded
for one year alter Prof. Loomis's four.
Prof. Morton then presided till 1875, and
was succeeded by Miss Taylor, who left
last year.
There were in these so years 2S2 grad.
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A number Of Knights TemplAr oil this
city, members Of Wheeling No. 1 and Cy.
rene No. I Communicates, went 10 Steu.
BIZ nyille last evening In uniform, by in.
vitaLion u S~teubenville Commandefy, Of
that city, which conferred several degrees
upon q number Of candidates. The work
commenced Of 0 o'clock, and after its con.
clusioh an informal banquet was spread.
The Wheeling knights returned last night
q special train ovef the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling 1 Kentucky road, arriving here
shortly after midnight.
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The list OF delinquent Taxpayers was
posted by the Sheriff Of Ohio county al
the front door Of the Court house yeater.
day In accordance with law. The list this
year reaches q total Of about 5000. This
sounds large, but the fact is that II Is littlsii
any In excess Of the average for past years.
The number Of people who move out Of
the city In a year, those who have no
property and refuse 10 pay poll tax, and
those whom the SherilTs Deputies fail 10
fnd, usually number from $500 TO 5000
In some years over 3 600,
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supreme Court OF Arnsni..

This court met at 10 A. NJ. yesterday,
with all the judges present, and adjourn.
ed till next Saturday alter LtansaCting lie
following business!
The case Of Woodward vs.. Woodward,
from Ohio county, was argued and sub.
In the case Of skinnervs. pntdy 4 Wei.
debuBh, from Marshall county, the petit.
lion fol a writ Of error and supersedeaE
was refused.
In the Grape Sugar and Refining cases,
from Ohio county, the petition for appeal
and supefsedeAs was allowed. Bond, $3.50.
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gels Of Buena VISTA" Miss Lucy Watkins,
Of Beaver, Pa. Guitar duet, Ross and
Annie Barr. Lecture, "a Glimpse Of
Europe Rev; W. ,. Watkins, ID,
Beaver, Pa. Piano solo, "Pilgerchos Aus
Talnhauser, " from Wagner, Prof. Geiger.
Vocal solo, Miss Fanny Van Pelt. The
public are most cordially invited TO attend,
and an enjoyable treat is promised To all.
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YoU are cordially invited to cali At our
ealesroom and examine the Standard Ro-
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
est, easiest and %stillest running machine
Of the sHN Most elegant wood work, We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and The Cali.
graph & Hammond Writing Machines.
Write for catalogues.
RDw. L. RosE L Co.,
b TRRlfLh Aifeai.
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UOlOtSd tIAptist Convention at bridgeport.
For some time the churches Of this de.
nomination have had under Contempla.
ton the ptopriety Of organizing an asso.
citation oil their own 10 be composed Of the
different churches Of the same faith In
Eastern Ohio and a portion Of West Wiz.
ginia lying adjacent 10 Ohio.
According 10 previous announcement, q
convention, composed Of delegates from
the different churches, convened at
Bridgeport on Saturday, and proper steps
were taken 10 withdraw from the "ZoaF
Association" 10 which q portion Of the
churches had formerly belonged, and ar.
rangements we're made 10 elect q perma.
nent organization at a future meeting 10
be held on the first Saturday In October
next at the Baptist Clutch In Bridgeport.
The following churches we're represented:
Bridgeport Wheeling, W. Va, Mounds.
Vile, W, Va, New Trenton, and Pleasant
lneaf smilhaeld, o The churches
II Cambridge and Cadit are in sympathy
with the move,
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Miss Jennie Smiths books are kept for
sale Of the office Of John BAille. They are
very valuable books 10 Christian workers,
and In fact 10 all classes, and the sale Of
them supplies the money necessary 10
carry on her work. There ought to be
many copies Of the three volumes cold
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SPRING and Summer stock luSt re.
CelVed. An elegant and complete line u
Sultings, .PantalOOAlngs anu OVerc0at.
lngs, which we will make up In the best
style and ut low prices.
Z. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 u 1893 Market Street,
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HELP the young ladies build up a
library, by presenting them with q suit.
able book al their commencement June 9.
You can get what you want al
STANTON & DAyENPoRT's.
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WASHINGTON, d. O., June ST. A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature, variable
winds.
For Ohio and West Virginia, slightly
warmer, generally fair weather, winds be.
coming BonthbflV,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer rs observed at Sc%hnepfsdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: I
A. NJ, O5'i u NJ, S5'i 3 Pm, s7'i r. NJ,
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TITS Lledefktan1 Singing Society will
give their grand ball and entertainment
tonight In Skaters Hall, instead Of Helm.
leln Han, % announced. COMMITTEE.
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NorHtSs Is more suitable for a Gtadu.
ating Present than a good, entertaining
volume, such IS q be had at
STANTON ( DAyENPokr's,
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By taking the 1.47 r. NJ. lefty timel
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland at 1926 ?.
NJ, and Chicago Of $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot, Chicago, for all points west
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FoR genuine bargains In the shoe line
20 TO the Popular Shoe Store. Good
goods and low prices. 1909 Market street,
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II. F, BEnRRSs, European steamship
agent, is always informed Of the arrival
and departure Of all ocean steamers.
lor Sale BY him BY sight popular
lines,
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WEAR Balbtlggan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. All sizes at
u. HESS l. SUNS.
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Sroposals,


Proposals will DO received BY Charles p. tt.tntt
Ton until Tuesday, the Sih inst, Al u O'Clock, iot
Woth and alterations 70 be.nnads In The residence
Of A. j. Sweeney, tS Main street Drawing, anS
Specifications can be seen a Mt. HAMiiToNis
QfFlCE Rnom I rtansle's Bloch, ~
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Gte ~Qntai9smer
omee1 Mo-. 70 and ~ ToaFloonth street.


To Let-A Furnished Room.
Fowler Fly Fans = EG,bltt u Bro.
The KtntingtUn-James II. kolgers, Proprietor.
Hans o. MCAecheu's,
fine china and Glassware Ewing Bros.
Odd Fellows Hall Observation-Disclosures
GTsud Excursion New York to Antwerp-lI.
81 ct6Slden Meeting oil the Central OIL Com,
pAny Of Wheeling.
Oflsl OlSI-kGiAh Warren s. Co.
Natural Gas Ftttint-A. J. 4 sweeney & Son..
Books for Graduating Reconsideration 4 DAY.
Geo, L. slifel 4 Co.-PauUOls and Sun Umbrellas.
The Killing QUESTION EOutGh page.
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PLvNNER's Best Cabinet Photos reduced
Only$2 per dos, llSS Main St Wheeling.
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BooEa Of poetry, in handsome Alligator
or Morocco bindings, for Graduating
Presents, Of STANTON 4 DAvENPORr's.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 9~tntiera-

a DMlNlSTRAroRs' NOTICE,
t1s indetigpsd, having. been appointed Ad.
seSSs9t M ~. " We esIle OLE Y. d Laa6fy, d0.
10y sssaie afe feqlestgd 10 make payment and
~ nAvlng olAitnd against the tame viii iftssnt
nVm IOt settlement GEORGE q, AokRE,
%n1al1.hN %55 4 t!sI
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A 7s.year old lady In Atchison, kan,
ls cutting a beautiful Get Of double and sin:
gle teeth, .
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GREAr BARGAINS 10 shoes at the Popular
Shoe Store, 1903 Market street.
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GREAT reduction in the price OF Cabl.
net photographs at pARSONS'.
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PLvMvRR's Best Cabinet Photos reduced
toonly % per doc. 1i3S Main 81, Wheeling.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the install nent plan
whereby yuu can secure u watch at once
on easy payments. tall anu investigate.
JACOB ". 6RubB, JeMe,er,
Cor. Twelfth anu Market Sts.
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exchanged BY mistake at Geo. II. Taylor's
store OH Monday. Correction can be
made by calling there.
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Ls.G OOda O.. ,0ol DfyGoodslheoheapest
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pany Ia made q part oiths grand total and
all Of the property. From MsIor
Alderson's Office the following figures
were obtained; The Commercial Union,
Northern, London, Liverpool 4 Globe,
all Of England, have policies OF
$1,000 each on the property; North
British and Mercantile Of England, $500;
British AmeEica Of Toronto, 5000;
American Of Philadelphia, 5000; Lion
of England, 5000; GeTmRn.AmeEicsR OF
New York, 5000; Connecticut Of Hart
ford, s.. 600; Hartford Of Hartford. 5000;
Scottish Union and National OF England,
5000; Springfield Of Massachusetts,,
S. 0OO; London Assurance OF ENGLAND,
5000; Hibernia Of New Orleans, $500;
Mercantile Of Cleveland, $500; Franklin
Of Philadelphia, $780, GeEmanla Of New
York, $500.
Major Rodgers was at his home in the
country and could not be found. 1t ID un-
derstood, however, tina the following
companies in his agsuCy have lines on the
property: Royal, Queen, London 4 Ian.
Cashire, Lancashire and Guardian OF Eng
land, Fire Association OF Philadelphia,
and German, Fire ( Marine and Ohio Val
lev, OF Wheeling,
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Zeal Estate.
FOR SALE.

Dwelling No. 81 TWentyieCond IL Pilc N0e
Dwelling No. 4lS MAikel steel, ball lOi rev
mall ftAne house and lLAblet price $50.
AAny other desirable Houses and Farms lo'mt'
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President Glessuer desired especial no.
tics made Of the fact that work will be
continued without q break. This will be
accomplished by throwing open the new
factory,
The Niagara company remained at the
FIRE until the ruins had been we'll wet
down and all danger averted,
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GREAT reduction In the price Of Cabl
net photographs ut PARSONS.
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Enr Sale.
EOR SALE.

FoR SALE.
valuable Real HtAta on n. T. conner TwtsI'
!ouith and Market streets. 10 the CITY Of Wheeling.
VIVA. Lot IL feet By &C feet; now occupied W
:. J. kllllfin a. wagon aud blACllmllh shop.
", v. ll0GE 4 BRO.
lyH mo MAfkpl street
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GREAT reduction in the price Of Cabl.
net photographs ut PARSONS.
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GREAT reduction IN the price Of Cabl.
net Photographs at PARSONS.