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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-01
G sREvIrIEs.
aAusr. OF Niaor Gomsat IN ana Absut the
City.
to-day.

oRous to-day,
ON marriage license was issued ysstsr-
day.
PEapLr's THEATRE this svoniuR-"oliy'
ette."
MATINEE st the Peoples Theatre to'day
-"PinAiore,"
THR excursion list for the physiclans
trip to Charleston OF the new steamer
Courier, is growing. :,
PgRsoSs who aisw days ago complained
Of the unreasonable dry spell, yesterday
growlsd shout the cold rain,
TaE Eqi.rationala open at the Opera
House Monday night, The engagement
is looked forward to with great interest,
FRED HusRMAN has been appointed
Travelling Passenger Agent Of the Ohio
River railroad, with headquarters IN
Wheeling.
PGTKg ERn yesterday sold to @. SeibsIt
4 Son a matched team OF bay Eaglish
draft horses, 0 years old aud Weighing
5000 pounds, for $500.
TnE damage suit Of the State Board OF
Public Works againat George H. Me
Meclen to recover one cent, toll due, was
brought before Squire Davis, and Will be
heard next Tuesday,
SPEAKING OF a recent ball at Steuben-
vile, the Herald, OF that place, says: "At
the WigwRm rink PToi. Mayors Wheeling
orchestra furnished the music, and those
in attendance speak highly OF its merits"
The Parkershurg State Journal says the
United States Circus and Great Eastern
MenaRerie, which exhibited Mt that place
on Thursday, is an unusually good SHOW
The press elsewhere agrees with tins ex-
preston.
ALEX HRDuRE, formerly OF this city,
died at ST. Louis yesterday OF heart dis
eate, He learned his trade with Dr.
WinReIter aud was at the time OF his
death connected with A, NJ, Lesley X Co.'s
dental depot, Of st. Louis
THR argument before Judge Jacob, o.
the Circuit Court, on the petition OF ten
citizens and Taxpayers to declare the
Police and Fire Board ordinance null and
void, Is set Tor to-day, but will In oil prob
ability be postponed until another day.
Ray. II. RUSH SwoPE will conduct the
Sunday School TeaChera' Bible Glass al
the Young Mems Christian Association
this evening, The meeting begins at l
o'clock and is continued fifty minutes
All persona interested in the study Of the
international Sunday School lesson are
invited to attend,
TIE following changes in the p~ostoiliGt
force 90 into effect to-day: Charles y
Reilly, promoted from substitute to auxil'
larry carrier; I. l., Morris, the same; Johr
IL. Quigg appointed a%uxiliAryi George W
Tiemann, appointed substitute. E. Am
mer, Charles g. Oowan and William
Okel, carriers, are removed.
THR usual meetings for young men will
be held at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION building, ll22 Market street, al
1850 o'clock tonight and 4 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. The Association ex'
tends an invitation to all young men to
attend. The meeting tomorrow Is ex'
peCted to be unusually interesting. Spe'
cial music has been arranged for it.
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Edward Kinnane, alias O. O. Wilson,
the swlndler atreSled here on Thursday
by Officers Junkins and Carney, with ioHr
trunks full Of valuable boots, shoes, dry
goods and iewelfy, was taken to Pitts.
butgh yesterday morning on the 8 o'clock
Baltimore 4 Ohio train, together with the
property found In bis possession, by De.
teUilye Kelly, Kihnane agreed to 70 with.
out areuuisition. The Pittsburgh Com.
mSrcial Gazette Of yesterday says, that De.
tectiye Shore has discovered that Kin.
name sold several jerseys, shawlsand other
goods 10 the women employed Of The, hotel
and that he pawhed forty yards Of ailki
which were recovered III q smithteld
street pAWnBhop.
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whore 10 aet q nood Meal.

Strangers In the city to-day, or In fact al
any time, who are desito1s Of getting a
good dinner or an appetizlng lunch are
advised 10 call al Mclaughlin 4 MCGin.
ley's popular resort, al the corner Of
Twelfth and Water streets. In theif
restaurant regular meals are served IN ex.
cslleht style and lunches Of any kind can
be secured at any time. In the bar, oil
the finest liquors, vines beers, etc., are
TO be found. The establishment ID. fitted
up In a most superb manner everything Is
Of the very best make and all patrons are
treated In q satisfactory style. The estab.
lishment has been doing a fushing busi.
mess ever since Its feopening.
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RARE CHANCE
To Secure on Ea.y Term. a Fine Watch or
Dun,

-
Dun.
Mr.. l, G. Dillon, the leading jeweler in
this section Of the country, has decided o
form two clubs for the purpose O. enabling
members 10 secure on easy terms an Gle.
CANT gold watch or q fine gun. The watch
club Is to consist oil sixEy.Ave members
and the gun club Of fifty members. The
system Is as follows: Every member is re.
quired TO contribute weekly the sum OF
ono dollar until the gun or watch, as the
case may be, Is paid for. The successful
one for each week Ia determined by draw.
ing for turn Of delivery. By this method
it will be readily understood that each
member gets a gun or watch in q given
period Of time at the nominal cost OF one
dollar each week. The first successful
member thus obtains the use OF a gun or
watch for fifty or sixty.ave weeks without
paying for it. Everyone has the privilege
Of selecting the style and weight Of gun, or
style OF watch case from those set apart
for members Of the club. Both guns and
watches are Of the best manufacture, and
the opportunity presented Is one TO be EN-.
braced by all desiring either a lltst.class
time.pieCe or q gun.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in the City Aad wheeling Folks
Abroad.

btrApg0fS In thO Olty hnu HheehnB RutAh
Abroad.
Mr.. James Wheeler Is in New York.
Miss Katie White Is visiting friends In
WOllSburg.
J.F. shirk is moving into his new resi-.
dence out the National road, near Pleas
ant Valley.
VIII Burris, a former Wheeling boy,
but now Of Columbus, Ohio, is visiting
iriepds in the city.
Mss Lulu Peterman is lying very low
with typhoid fever at the residence Of her
father, on tie Island.
Henry Ruttsr, Unpopular drugSalesmah.
OF Baltimore, Nd, is circulating amont
his patrons In this city. NJ
Mrs. S. Laughlin and Miss Lizzie Paul
were registered at the Hotel Anderson
and Miss Agnes Rose and Mrs. Ed Rose
at the Monongahela house, Pittsburgh
yesterday.
Yesterdays Pittsburgh Commercial. Ga
r,Ne says: Mr.. John Nelson, OF London,
who has lately been the guest Of Joseph
ofthe East End, leaves this morn.
ing for Wheeling, w. Va.
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began 10 work. Then he warned up, for
the Ant time during the evening, and
said, with characteristic fire:
"Gentleman, that was Q very untoTtu'
nate occurrence when 400 years ago
Christopher Columbus, born at Genoa,
in Italy, sailed over here and found this
country We peopled Il, and called It
the land Of liberty the home Of the
Free But what Q howl goes up when |
employ % poor countrymen Of Nh, Col
nmbus to work for me at wages that suit
them
And where does the howl come from
when 1t comes in Council2 From an
emissary OF Jay Gould, who when the
operators Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company struck q few years ago,
played 'scab,' as they called Il, black.
sheeped the poor operators, and kept his
iobI Where Is he? Send the young man
inl | want 10 look ct himv
After some further talk Mr., Kimberly
said that there were sub'ContrRGts to con.
slider, and the matter was so complicated
that he could not annul his contract, but
he had made an arrangement with Capt.
Bachelor which he thought would result
in dispensing with the Italian labor, He
would hire anybody, he said, in answer
to a question by A. Sweeney, who want.
ed employment, 80 long as he had need
Of men, He said he had not hired over
81 Italians; he would need about 100 men.
The announcement that the Italians
would be dispensed with was greeted with
applause. The committee than set 10
work 10 draw up q report. which was done
after a little parley as follows;
THE REPORT.
Your joint special committee to whom
was referred the resolution offered by
Mr., Tracy in ths Second Branch in relG-
ton to the contract OF p. l.. Kimberly
with the Natural Gas Company Of West
Virginia and the employment by said
company Of Italian labor, beg leave to re-
port thai 1t met and had summoned be-
fore 1t the officers Of said Natural Gas
Company Of West Virginia and P. L.
Kimberly, and having received from Mr..
Kimberly assurances that any citizen Of
Ohio county who may make application
TO him for work shall be employed as soon
as there is employment, we would recon-
mend the adoption Of the following reso-
luton:
Resolvsd, That as there are many legal
questions likely to arise In regard to an
nulling the contracts already made be-
tween the Natural Gas Company and Mr..
Kimberly the committee thinks 1t would
be ~inexpedient for Council to interfere.
Mr.. Hearns thought that 1t ought to up.
pear that by reason Of an agreement made
with Mr.. Kimberly by the company for
satisfactory compensation, Mr.. Kimberly
mas agreed to dispense with his Italian
labor, and an amendment embodying this
idea was adopted, and the committee ad.
journed.
Alter the Committee adjourned, Capt.
Bachelor said he could definitely promise
that, by an arrangement whereby the
company paid whatever damages were
caused, not an Italian would be permitted
In dn n laVla wnFk nm thu limo
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Had Miss ophella been a resident Of the
South Sea Islands, where a full dress cos
tune consists Of a string tied around the
right ankle, there would have been some
force In her expression. But, living In "the
land Of the cotton and the cane" II lacks
the strength 1t would have had II made In
the locality above named. It is not
altogether certain that this lady had any
particular article Of wearing apparel In
mind when she uttered the expression
WhiChheRdstlis article, but referred TO the
slip-shod methods prevailing in the house.
hold where she was making her home.
Speaking Of articles Of apparel reminds US
Of the Mammoth "Grand Prize Medal
Shirt" displayed in the window Of the Star
Clothing House. 1t Is understood that II
was originally intended for the giant aC-
companying the circus which exhibits
here to-day, who will wear no other make,
but II was too small. However this may
be, TITS q daisy" well worth a visit to that
popular house 70 see.
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PASSING up Main street yesterday we
observed that our old fSiend, P. Kennedy,
had opened a large stock Of spring and
summer goods, and In his window q fine
display Of parasols and sun umbrellas, he
informed us that the price Of seasonable
goods was very low,
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May III A. M
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
slightly warmer, clearing and fair wealth.
or, winds becoming variable.
For Lower Lake region, stationary tenn.
p%etAturc, occasionally light showers, light
variable winds,
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THE WAICn CLUB!

Remember, every member joining the
swatch Club" gets u watch. Nothing
but strictly reliable movements In solid
II karat cases 10 be used.
Il. q. DILLON, Jcweler.
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Gtm QtttnIlt9eafer.
Oniosl Nm. 70 nnls 81 FourtoOnlh stIsst.
Now AnYsrtl.emsnn.

LAst-A small ROd Cow.
bicycle For sale
For 'CliclnnRti- Steamer Louis A.. Shirley.
Gas GlObeA-EWlhE Bios.
hRle Of Ulty property,
TO.Day-KllnVR Great Sale.
Wheeling pTk-G Grand Concert.
Commissioners SAie w. J. ". COwdGn.
Water C~OOlels-NIshilt Il Bro.
WTinYeTs-ueO ", JOhnEon'B Sous. 49,
lice UuftAiha-u Meudel 4 Co.
There Are a Few Druggists -Thld page.
Lat VI Letters.
lie Century Magazine.
HaletmGi'B Assembly FOuttl page.
Wanted Coat. Ms efIFOutth page.
challenge AcosptGd-Fodrth page.
S0hmul6anli Blowing C3mpGuy's Book neer.-
Fourth page.
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WI advise all who wish to get q ane
solid gold stem winding watch on easy
payments 10 20 q once and Join the
"Dillon Watch Club" as II is filling up
very tApidly,
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90 Pairs Ladies' House slippers, will
offer nj 50 cents per pair, NJ the Cash
store Of j. W. AMlCK,
1li8 Main Street.
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Tho following shows the range Of the
Thermometer aa observed at SChnepf'sdrug
Store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
A. NJ, 6g'; l2 NJ, GB'i 8 I. M, 6O'; r. NJ,
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asDs Sale aud g'Os gent,
FOR SALE.

Ono square VI land IN MOund''Hle coilTs,
10 depOts aud river. There Il on ia sgyl usn
dwelling Of AIG looms, four green houses EluU,s
NECESSARY fixtures for carrying on lhg XIV MI
plant business, with q good trade elayll'9y6
1 good stock Of plants. Tan be bllghA iot b
TX acres near Stone Church, Elm Grove ~
IOif foomed house, Can n1w be bought Tor H'N
Il ACftN adjoining the iL RCtus,
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handmade shoes for gentlemen. Every
pair warranted. Finest and soitest slloe
made, at j. W. AMICK's,
ll43 Main street,
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EyRsY watch used by I. q. Dillon In
Ills 'Walch Club" will he 4 ine, reliable
movement Ia solid LAX. case, and a writ.
ten guarantee given With each one,
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bpeoIAItIos htIho BON 0 II4g MhIn bIFoots
Received twelve dozen Childten's fine
embroidered caps, which we will continue
TO sell at 25C, worth more than double the
money; also q nice lot Of lace caps at 22c,
and finer grades from % 10 80 percent
lower than sold elsewhere; pure silk lace
mitts at 15C; parMols In all the different
styles at astonishing low prices. It will
pay you 10 examine them before purchas.
Ing elsewhere. Fans in great varieties,
beautiful designs, and at prices to suit
everybody. Come early and avoid the
rush. Bon Ton, Ladies' and Gents Fur.
nlshing Store, 1i42 Main street.
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INFANTS fine button shoes 8Oc, worth
4OC everywhere, at
BToNE's CASH snoE sroRE.
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FROM lis lbs. TO 1851 lbs.
To the CutlCura Remedies l Owe My
Health, Ny Happiness and Ny Life.

A day never masses that | do not think and sneak
kindly. Of the CUTlCURA REMEDIES. Seven yCGts
ago, all OF = dozen Jumps formed on my neck,
ranging Ia size from . cherry stone 10 an orange.
full 70 bear! people turned aside when they saw
me, In Disgust, and / was ashamed 10 be on tha
street or Ia society. fhytlcians and theif tteat.
inent, and all medicines failed 10 do any good. In
moment o. despair tried The 0utlCufa Heme.
cuta Soap, al exquisite skin Deautlier, Pn
tefnAlly, and Cltlouta Reioivent, the new
Blood Purifier, Internally ille small humps las I call
them gradually disappeared. aud, the large ones
titles Of MAJ, 81, leaving twOSllghIsCafs ID my neck
to-day 70 tel the story Of my suffering. Ny weight
then was 1lb Blckly p0undsi my weight now ISi6i
solid! healthy pounds, and my height "a only i've
teet Aye Inches. 10 my ttayell praised the CUff.
CVtlCuRA REMEDIES ! " NY HEALTH, ny HAPPi.
MSS, aud NY LlrE. A prominent New York drug.
gl.t asked me the other day "Do you still u6e the
CuTiCuRA REMIDlEai you look 10 BE- H. perfect
I6GvSf known NkSat sickness l. sia.S Sonmsnsed
using the CuticuRA REHlbliS." Sometimes am
laughed al " ptAislng them 10 people not 40
qlialnted With thelr merits, but soofet0 Of later they
Will CONS 10 theft senses aud believe the same IL
told, May the time come when there shall Be 4
large. CyfiCuRA Supply House ID every city In ihe
world for Vie benefit q humanity, where the
CuttctlA REMEDIES EhSll be sold oNLY, 20 that
there Will be rarely q need Of ever entering 4 drug
store, N. HUSBANDS,
2l0 FulsOn 3D.. New Yofk, N. Y.
CuTicuRA RENlbiIs are a positive cure fot every
FORM Of Skin aud Blood disease, from pltnples 70
ser9tula. Sold eyetJwhate lflce; NuTlGtRA, %
cenNi sOLP, % cehtai REs1LyEET, 81 %, Prepared
BY the Po1fER DRuG Ann TiiEIiGIL Co., DoSton,
Mass. Send for "Iiow 20 Cure Skin diseases"
plnrLB5, Blaekheads, skin lIlemiShes, and taby
' IN H1tn0fAt use CuflpuAA ROAR,
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BECAUSE uric acid In the blood causes
most human ailments Is why Warmers
safe cure restores to health 80 many
people suffering from so many apparently
different diseases. 1t neutralizes and re-
moVeB the uric acid,
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LOOK in /. 9. Dillon's show windows to.
day and see the style Of watches To be Used
In the "Olub" he is now forming. A
written guarantee given with every watch.
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MR, 7, s, MtLIRR, Surgeon Generals
office, recommends Red Star Cough Cure,
20 cents,
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MkS's inO kangaroo lace and consres5
ahoes y 90, worth g, at
STONR's CASH SHOE SToRG.
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AFTER May 1 We shall close our Store
nj u +. NJ, Saturdays excepted.
HENRY JACOBS Il Gu.

SpECTACLES adjusted by means Of
the johnson diOptrlc eye meier, having
combinations Of nearly 600 lenses. Tic.
fraction Is measured TO the One.hun.
drcdth part OF nm inch. The only instru.
ment Of the kind In West virginia. Sat.
JACOB W. GRUBN,
OptiClan and JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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A FaithfGl Friend.

Every purchaser Of Tea, Coffee, Baking
Powder or Spices will receive q beautiful
s~ouvenier entitled "a Faithful Friend
at all the stores Of the Atlantic Tea Com.
pany on Saturday. The quality Of our
goods needs no comment. Remember the
location Of our stores, I'LL and 2261 Mar.
ket street, Wheeling; 1877 Belmont street,
Bellaire, O.; 1850 South Fourth street,
steubenville, o.
LADIEs' slippers from zoe up, at
SToES's CASH SHOE SToRE.
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President O. w. Bachelor, Of the
Natural Gas Company Of West Virginia,
being invited TO speak, said he was glad
the City Council had taken this step 10 get
the company out Of the trouble. The
company had made a contract in good
faith with a citizen Of Wheeling, and the
contract itself and other documents would
show that the contract was let 10 him at q
higher price than others would have been
willing To do the work, simply as d matter
Of policy aud expediency. The contract
was given 10 Mr.. Kimberly because he
had been recommended by citizens Of
Wheeling as q man who would be
acceptable to the people here, and who
would give employment TO home labor.
The company was In full sympathy with
the sentiment expressed In the resolution,
II was never for o moment supposed that
MI. Kimberly would employ Italians TO
do the labor had II been, q clause would
have been put In the contract which
would have prevented his doing 90. Mr..
Kimberly assured the company that he
would not employ cheap foreign labor,
What contingencies may have arisen
WlllCu uHu luuuGbu ull W UuhuEU Qlb
mind, Capt. Bachelor did not know. But
the company was ready and anxious To
20 10 work, and desired 10 avoid delay.
Four car loads Of pipe were now Ia South
Wheeling, ready 10 be laid, and the coin.
pAhy had no time 10 lose. He repeated
that he was glad Council had appointed
this committee, that all Information az 10
the status Of affairs might be brought oft.
The company was hindefed Ia its work.
II was willing TO make any concessions
that would enable II to get MI. Kimberly
or somebody 10 work At once and have
the work proceed e1pedltiouSlyU
LABOR NOT TO NJ MAD.
Capt bachelor concluded that THE Dt.
rectors Of his company would meet Ii this
city al ! O'CLOCK, ii n, to-day, To consider
the contract and other matters. He
hoped everything could DO adjusted 90 %
10 avoid the holding Of public meeting
ibis evening.
Chairman Hildteth'aSted, as The con.
tract with Mt. Kimberly Of such a char.
lCtef that II can be abfogaled2 and has
Ibis Council really anything 10 do With
MI. Kimberly "PefhAps, gentlemen, 1
AN throw some further light on this mat.
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TnR rush for our dollar Body Brussels
still continues. STONE & THOMAS.
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A LARGE stock Of White Embroidered
Suits, beautiful patterns and low In price.
SToNE 4 THOMAS,
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LACE CURTAINS and Lace Bed,sets Just
received at STONE y THOMAS.
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NEw srocK Of parasols Just opened at
low prices at SToNE & THOMAS.
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Taaamtea.

wv
W. Manh Electric Lamp Co. 81. Louis NO,hg
circular, cuts and terms for &C candle power NAM
Electric Lamp. mhgi
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RENT.

w
No. 100 Fifteenth sIteL . mona ,~,,'.'''""' MI %
No. Vl8 NGU0lIO1h street siG 0nS"""'-' n
No i7U2 Woods street, 2 ns,r..,o,T.
No. lTl Seventeenth sItCCi, rooms, hNV"'" ne
ana lATkehl4ult tt,.,.,,, t,,+,'g 90" ''1"y.''L /,
No, o. North Fioni siieCi, With = Large lo'" 80
i. BIuulll.'t -. ,u...,, ,,.,,s,st s,"'''''''' ""'' Nv
No, IN fourteenth street, 8 rooms .f"'""'''' G
No, asa Woods tlfeet, I room 8u-.,"""'' a.
10, ~ Twenly. fourth Ltfeet, 2 i0Oms $50 40
Three tOOfns in feat Of 2lll water sUtc''''.. 100
No, 26B Main aIteoi, 0 ooinsn.."","''""- pp
No al EighIeenih street bfUOnt agu'r"'''
No. il77 Main street, bnilner bloc .i,''"'' NO
tafEe store nom, No. 2lS Main Hfeel ,,.
JAMES A. HENRY a,,,.
Real EitAle Agent Collector sna xxx rtt
april 0tdCo, No 1917
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NEw OARrRrs coming in daily Of the
choicest patterns. STONE 4 THOMAS.
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u, ,sell Dry OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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spsclAltSs atlho bon Tor, 1t4a Main street,

tbs second lot OF fine sateens at only
l2lc, worth Zoe. STONE 4 THOMAS.
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NHAhLENGE AOoEpTEpl

I hereby accept The challenge Of flank &. wed.
lock, and will meet him and hA baoien Il vim.
Enuet's BtuhaWick saloon this afternoon d 1850
O'Clock, 70 arrange for The contest,
mIl' SEBASTIAN 0. WEST,
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FoR SALE.
DOR SALE TO CLOSE An ESIATh

HNUR bAIE To ULUbM an EbIhI"
The following lots OIL Wheeling bland leio4
Ing 70 the estate Of the late VIM. Mccoy VIZ
Lots No. co, q and u on BfOadway.
Lots No, 10 and 30 on York Alreet
Lots No. %, 100 and lOi on Virginia StiGfL
Lots No, 1Ol l16, no aud III on Huron ti,eV'
LoU No. IL, 10 and ig on MAbNn hlfttL
Lot No. IA on Water street.
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