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Dissolution of Partnership.

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Chns. E.. II e an, Def ndart.l
 The Territory If Az s!ia nds greeting to Cba,l, Leelan. Ceihndart: Y9u ore he eby sAIu-"o ned alsd Teqdr al 10 appear bzIOre me 5t '''y office In rombstIr', uHty of CUch SC. 0n :he 30tb ay of Apii, A D 1858, st 10 o'clock q. ID |, to answer tue complaint or the abOve.named paiLtitis who demand of you that you are in and merchandise pUrchas ed and delivered 10 you aI your insGLce md request, more fully ap- P arg by comp plaint now on file in my cfice. And If you taii to appear and ard answer raid com Ll.int herrfn required, the plaintiffs will take Judgment al a;rst you as demanded and fur the custs O tdis suit. Giv.n under my hPhd this It day of March, A lSe6. C. F.. ALVORD, J. r.
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EOr SHlR.

An elegant lady's saddle. For part culars enquire at this office.
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SUMMONS.

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nEv,p R. ruopURN,
The Famous Missionary, to Preach IN
Wheeling Tomorrow.

The Famous NiiSSlolaFy, 70 Preach In
Wheeling Tomorrow.
1t ia q subject Of eongratulation that the
worldlsnowned preacher and evangelist,
Of Calcutta, India, Dr., ], NJ. Thoburn, Is
10 be in the city on Sunday and the two
following days to conduct 3 series Of mis-
alonaEy meetings, It ia not too much to
cay that DR.. Thoburn Ia the most success
full and influential representative Of the
American churches now connected with
the work In India. II may be doubted u
he has bis superior in any mission field.
He ia much more than a successful mis-
sionary, He has Tor years been . very
popular and powerful preacher IN Caleut-
Is, doing IN that great center o. English
life in india and among the English speak
log population q work like that which Mr.,
Moody has done in America and England;
He Is akin to Mr.. Moody in power and
methods, and not inferior 10 him In his
hold upon q popular audience. As hii
early nome was in the vicinity Of Wheel
ing and he has personal friends in the city
be has arranged to spend three days here
giving to ths churches OF bis. OWE
denomination tbs inspiration Of his ser
vices, and aiming to awaken Q larger In
teiest in the cause Of missions In o.
chuYcheH. On Sunday he will preach II
Fourth street Nj. ESOhuICh In the morn
iug, and in the Thompson NJ, =. Church
on the Island in the evening, GA Sunday
afternoon ut S;l5 o'clock there will be hello
in the Chapline street rink an evanges
listIc meeting at which Dr., Thobuln viii
preach. 1t Ia hoped that this will be
great meeting, All the Chulphes and lhi
public at large are Invited to unite In II
On Monday and Tuesday Dr., Thoburr
| will conduct Mass Missionary Oonven
tion Of the NJ. L Churches Of the city RnC
vicinity in the Fourth atIeet NJ i. Church
No pains will be spared to make this al
OCCASION Of good interest and profit. o.
Monday afternoon at two o'clock Their
will bs a meeting Ia the Interest OF thu
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, ad
dressed by DR.. Thoburn and his vile, II
the evening there will be q mass mission
airy and evangeIistic meeting. Eurthe
services will be held on Tuesday afternoon
and evening. 10 all these services q cor
dial invitation Is extended to the mem
bers Of all ChurOhsn RRd to the public a
large. Do not fail to come and hear DR.
Thoburu, :,
On Sunday evening the pastor will
preach at the Fourth street NJ. Il. Church
as nsual, The service will begin at sever
O'Clock.
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MONTE cnIsTo's TREASURES
RIVaIed by the Gemsand Jewels to DO Found
la wheeling,

RlYaIed by the @ ems aud Jewels to DO Found
Ia Wheeling,
Dumas description OF the precious and
beautiful things numbered among the rich
possessions Of that tsuclIul creation Of the
great romancer's brain, the Count Of
Monte Cristo, no doubt seemed the rarest
ottreasures when 1t was written, but in
this age Of ,Hkilled artisans and varied
material, It Is not au uncommon thing Ia
sse the riches OF the Frenchman'a imaRin,
alton surpassed by riches OF reality,
Those who have q fancy for such dazzling
sights can crafty their taste by visit Ia
], w. Grubb'H jewelry store, on the cor,
ner OF Market and Twelfth streets. It Ia
worth while for anyone with artistic taste
to give Mr.. Grub call, whether intend,
| ing 10 purchase or not. His stock com.
prises varied articles, none OF which are
unsuited to the coming holidays, and
many Of which arc within reach Of the
most modest purse, Such stock o.
watches OF all the leading makes, in all
sorts OF cases, large and small, cheap and
costly, for the ladies or gentlemen, has
seldom been seen, aud his trays OF dia,
mouds, rings, pins, and In other settings
form an array as beautiful as 1t Ia daz
cling.
One OF the most attractive and unique
displays ever seen In Wheeling Ia Mr.,
Grubbs' assortment Of French lace pins
the latest things imported. He was for
tuDate to SECURE the samples, Of an i'm
porter, several hundred pins, no two
the same pattern. These range In price
from 80 CenLp to 81 so, and no more ap
propIiats, modest present for lady could
be selected.
Ruby and sapphire rings In nugget gold
settings, and nugget gold bracelets arc
other articles very much in vogue just
now In the ls1st, and tho display Of ham
mered brass lire screens, umbrella racks,
waste baskets, eaales and tAbleB would de.
light the eye Of o connolsseur in such
work.
Silk umbrellas, fine pocket-knives and
cutlery, opera-glasses, gold pens aud pen.
ellis, gold spectacles scientifically fitted Ia
the eye, silver thimbles as low as % cents,
bric.a.brac, table silver, these and q hun.
dred different lines OF novelties, to say
nothing Of the ordinary line Of standard
jewelry and plate, make up 9 collection
from which no one could possibly be at a
loss to make q choice Of present Tor the
holidays. Two bronze buSts now in stock
are the most artistic work Of the kind ever
seen here, and an automaton, a smoking
poodle, 10 a curiosity. The fact Is, that
anything like a description Of tho attrac.
lions Of the stock, Is out Of the question,
Nobody will regret calling at Mr.. grgbb's
store and inspecting his stock.
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A Gospel meeting for men only will be
held at the Opera House tomorrow after
noon. These meetings have grown in
popularity. The one last Sunday waH
only little less I@gly attended than the
frat. List Sunday was lust the kind Of 0
day young men enjoy being on tho street,
ySt not less than four hundred attended
the meeting, The short Gospel talks were
delivered In an earnest, manly way, the
singing was inspiring and altogether the
meeting was very interesting. The meet
Ing tomorrow will he conducted as usual
only Tie singing will be accompanied by
an orchestra. "ltrom Inquiry to Knowl.
edge" will DO the subject and the talks will
be- made by the young men. $3.50 is the
time for the song service and u minutes
later the meeting will begin. All men arc
invited 10 attend.
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the holidays


or with apparently no cause Of all, chlliS aud
foyer, thought tobO cured, terminates and 10.
iruC,hts III the system. This giant among d.
scHscs cannot DO laid out with qulninc. The Ouly
way TO give II "a final and Cxtlhguishiug quletu5,
iS to use pctslNOntly the national OntldoIe 10
miASma poison, llOstetteFs Stomach HltCfS, which
roofs Il out completely The process Of cure d OF
course much eahlCr II tho BIiets Is tired a pto
yentlVe, when tho INST chill Il islt, but persons
who arc not acquainted with tho nattfe Of Tie
symptoms aip sometimes In error a. 10 their cause
and neglect tho simple. and pleasant lOmedy, OF
oil others bett suited iOtheCk tho ptrgrCtH II thli,
dreaded nnd destructive ipAlady. Visitors 10, 6F
sOlOuFnets III, uAlAflOus localities Will moreover,
act The part VI wild0m II they use The Bllten a d
preventative. ilhOumatistn, consultation, bilious.
iiets indigestion and kidney troubles are removed
hv lhu niilnfH
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The Pennsylvania Lines West Of Pitts.
burRh will sell holiday excursion tickets,
at one fare Tor til round trip, to and from
all atstionp, on December "a, 25 and 81,
1886, and Januay l, 1887, good returning
until January ., 1887, inclusive. For
full information apply to nearest agent Of
the Pennsylvania Company, Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati 4 St. Louis Railway Company
aud Chicago, St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh Rail-
road Company. 3-l0I724
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Holiday E,onr.idSn. on Tho Il. 8 q

The Baltimore 4 Ohio RailroSd Com
pany sends greetings to Its patrons, by an
nouncing that on December "a, % ant
81, 1885, and January !, 1887, round triJ
tickets, at one fare for the round trip, viii
be sold from all stations, to all stations
on the Trans. Ohio Divisions, and on TIL
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland R. r
including Chicago, Wheeling, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati. Tickets will DO goot
returning until January 3, 1887, inClu
Bive.
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Never give up the ship. DR., Bull'i
Cough Syrup will cure you, as it has done
others. Price % cents.
A Baltimore Butchers Experience
have suffered with bad headaches fol
years, and have tried many remedies
without obtaining relief. was advised
to give Salvation Oil q trial and 1t has en-
tirely cured tpe. Ed. BALTz,
La Faystte Market, Baltimore, Md.
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LOU sWABAcKEI,.'

We may say to those 10 search Of IIOll,
day Presents 10 call and see uS hefOrh
mating their selections. Our assert,
lnent was never so COmplete-Wlll make
and BOSs, and MuiIs Of all descriptions III
Fur and AstraChau, also In Children's
Sets. Our line OF Ladies' and tents
Muillers, and our line Of silk and Linen
Handkerchief In Embroidered and
Plain Is something elegant. We have
many other suited goods too numerous
10 mention, LOU SWA1lAUKER.
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Miss Annie IIogg, Of Cadiz, Is the guest
OF Mrs. 3. Walker Peterson at her pleas.
ant home on Fourteenth street. Miss
Hogg will probably lend her charming
presence to Wheellng's society until after
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'BELLAIRR.
EvaRgslistic Meetings. Other Church aud
Personal Notes,


EvaRgelistic Meetings. Other Church aud
Personal Notes.
Mn, H. N. IugleT, Of Chicago Junction,
Is visiting here.
The Bsllaire Nail WORKS. is getting ready
to start on January 8.
The new boat for the middle ferry will
be ready In short time,
Mrs, Oliver Day died yesterday morn
ing at her home on Pinch run,
g. O. Millipsn has again accepted a
place in the B, 20, freight office.
A tender was upset in the pit OF the
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh railroad yeater-
day,
A number Of tickela for the drawing Of
Mr.. John G, Tomlinson's farm, above
Wheeling, are held here.
The Gen. Pike uulosded q lot OF freight
at HeatheTington's coal works, to be trans,
ferred to the railroads by wagon.
Migs Jennie Smith and Miss Sherman
are expected to begin union meetings at
the First NJ, f. church this evening,
There will be quarterly meeting at the
South BsllSire NJ. Z, Church tomorrow,
Ths presiding Elder will assist the pastor,
Rev, ], O, Smith.
R,N MS. Hoey, Of Mt, Washington,
Plttshurgh, who has been called to
preach by the First Presbyterian church,
will pTesch at that church tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. j, M. Thoburn and wife are In
the city, the guests Of his sister, Mrs.
James Wilson, on Gravel Hill. Rev, Mr.,
Randolph, pastor Of the Fourth street
church, Wheeling, visited him yesterday.
Rsv. B. Y Keller is back from Wells.
vile, where he has been helping In pro-
tractad meeting. Tho Presiding Elder,
Rev. Louis Paine, who was not here last
week owing TO o misunderstanding, Ia ex-
peCted tomorrow.
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Next Monday evening Miss Florence ].
Bludley, formerly known as "Baby" Bind
Icy, will open weeks engagement at the
Opera House, Barley Campbell's "a
NOUS play, "a Heroine in Rlgs," written
for Ellie Elsler, but never seen here, will
be the opening play. The Nashville
American says; "a Heroine in Rags" ia
withal q very pretty play without any
very startling originality Of plot OF con.
struCtion, but o pretty play. 1t may
be that tho petite figure, tho merry eyes,
the laughing lips, the pretty arms, dainty
ankles, tho animation and general witch
cry Of the delightful little stranger who
plays the heroine would make any sort Of
a play seem bright and pleasing. Miss
Bindley is u mere mite Of humanity ply
siCally, but in talent for pleasing, very
prodigy. She Is not content with acting
in perfect seriousness very serious
drama, but manages with an RudaCiouf
and delightful liCense to interpolste 9
Song and even a dance on square Of sand
and as q dancer abe Is electrical,
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gnr Sals.
EOR SALE.

DOR SALE = MY PROPERTY ON
II North Front Street, consisting Of three fame
dwellings OI seven rooms each, with gas aud water
Ash brick cottage Of xix rooms large lot leny Of
shade and fruit Trees. Will pay gotd mi rIt on
p leo asked, D, N. LIST. decS
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THE LITTLE TYCOON.
Lot. of Fun Ana Coed STa,ls a. the opera

Lots Of Fun ana Good AIusle at the Opera
HOuss,
In "The Little Tycoon" Mr.. Willard
Spencer has produced a bright and pure
comic opera which deserves its popularity,
It sbounds in catchy solos and pleasing
Ohoruses, and admirable his at the Ja-
pansse craze,
Wheeling had the good fortune to see
NThe Little Tyceon," given at, the Opera
House last night by an excellent company,
With one or two exceptions they are all
Young people,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

| Strangers in the City ana wheeling folks
Mr.. George W. Boss, Of Eureka, is at
the McLure.
Miss Iosie McCabe has returned from o
visit 10 Columbus friends.
Mr.. Alex Talbsrt, OF Columbus, Is visit
ing friends in Lsatherwood.
Capt. W. II. Bradley, Of New Cumber.
land, web in the city again yesterday.
Mr.. Il. A. Hays has returned from
Cleveland, Ohio, and Ia at the Mcclure.
Oscar seeley, Of the City Gas Board, 10
In New York as q delegate to the Supreme
Lodge Of Elks.
Mr. B. N. Mallory, o prominent mer-
chsnt oil Darlington, Ohio, was at the st.
James yeAterday.
Mr. N. NJ. Roshm, Of Philadelphia, Is
again in the city, and as usual, stopping at
the stamm House.
Mr.. i. NJ. Lowry, q well known Wash.
ington, Pa, oil operator, was registered at
the StSmm yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Mondel, who has been WIS.,
ting her mother for two months, has re-
turned to her home in Taylor, Texas.
Miss Laura Ford has recently returned
from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where abe has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. W. Y.
Beaumont.
Col. John T. McGraw, U. s. Internal
Revenue Collector for this State, Is here
looking over the business In the Office Of
Deputy Baird.
Mr.. james Corangle, the Main street
grain merchant, fs confined to his room at
the stamm House by three troublesome
carbunkles on his neck.
Mics Belle jenkins, one Of Parkersburs's
charming ladies, accompanied by her
cousin, Mrs. DR.. Bruce, OF Moundsyille,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Alex. r. Campbell, one OF Ravens.
woods leading merchants, formerly res
ident OF this city, arrived here last even.
ing over the Ohio River road.
Rev. James II. Thoburn, the well
known missionary to India, and his wife
are expected to arrive In the city to-day,
and while here will be the guests Of his
cousin, Mrs. John L. Burt.
The many friends Of Clerk Tom Darrah,
OF tho. Municipal Court, will regret d
learn that he 10 still seriously III. Heis at
the residence Of HE brother, Mr.. Sam
Darrah, Superintendent Of the City Gas
Works.
Miss Annie Hogg, Of Chdlz, is the guest
Of Mrs. 3. Walker Peterson at her pleas.
ant home on Fourteenth street. Miss
Hogg will probably lend her charming
presence to Wheeling's society until after
the holidays
Territorial Secretary Mccormack, Of
Dakota, who, with his wife and daughter,
haze been OF the Mcclure House for the
past week, visiting another daughter who
Is attending school at Mt. dc Chantal, loft
for their Western bone last evening, leav.
Ing the daughter stiit attending tchool
here. Mr.. Mccormack wss recently ap.
pointed 10 his position by President cleye'
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The Washington, Pa. Reporter Of last
evening Is authority fer the statement that
the Wheeling Oh compGny's No. 2 well,
on the Fair Grounds at that place, Ia good
for 1875 barrels per day, She Is mot yet
through the sand. The bRiler was lost
Thursday evening, but recovered yeater.
day morning and drilling resumed.
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WATCHES A SPECIALITY.

For gracious sake don't buy q gold or
silver watch until YOU have seen l. G.
DlllOn's stock. II Is The largest ever
brought to this market, and prices are
aStOnlshingly low.
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rrustee sales
TRUSTEES SALE,

nO9AHE oAAE'
Bs vIttuQ ri Deed Of Trust made by ] q. Good,
lF4Slee iOf ilrData Rckhirdt, the sail HafbarG
Tbs undersigned trrSteo ,Atei June q. 1883, and
recorded III the Office Of the Clerk Of Tho Comfy
Court Of Ohio IountN West Virginia III Decd Of
Ttutt BOOK 20 u. Iige 2ah, will sell al public
said county, on
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FOR sALE-MY RESIDENCE, NO, 81
L. South Front Street. Lot Is about 70 by $50
feet, B, n. HlLnRETH, deCl
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We have bought Al Photo Albums in
Leather and Plush at q price that will OIL.
low US TO sell s. one for s. to 81.
STANTON & DAVENPORT.

TRTHIRD PRESBYTERIAN
NY ClIURCII-E Eighth ward Services at 1870 A
Y. md P. NJ, tomorrow, by the pastor Rev. L.
". Barr. Sabbath School at AZ n. All arc vel
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DIAMONDS, DIAMOYDs,

This Is our great specially. TO those
who wish 10 buy In this line | will give
good advice and save them lOisOf money.
l. q. DILLON, JeKeler.
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A. r. RIDp & 70

We have the finest exhibit Of willow.
wnye ever shown IN this city. Tho psO OF
natural gas Inns created n big demand for
this class of goods. aud ours prO so novel and
beautiful that they find many purchasers.
Another invoice OF moderate price goods
In this line will bein to-day. Please look
at them. a. l.. RICE& CO.
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I557aT, LUKE1S 2, u. CHURCH,
seyicaS a iSsO T. T. ana \ Sunday Echooi
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Ladies'

Come and see the wonderful bargains we
now offer In fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots; elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, alrsiSes and every width. See our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
L.V, BLOND,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18

The Ohio River Railroad will sell holt.
doy tickets on December "a and 25, and
December 81 and January l, good return.
ing To January 8, OF reduced rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18

OF the COED thingu Of this Life are sor.
rowfully let alone on account Of Dyspep.
Ella. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation
sold on positive guarantee at % and &c
cents, by Logan & %. and .. Menke.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18

WARRINGTON, D. o., Dec, 1s.-1 A. NJ
For West Virginia and Western Pennsyl.
vknia: Snow, southerly winds shifting
to westerly, slight changes in tempera'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-18
SILK tjMBRELLAsl

Our stock Of fine Oxidized silver and
gold and natural stick silk Umbrellas Is
very flne and extremely low In price.
New designs added 10 tho stock every
day., Il. DILLON.