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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-07-02
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKETs.

IocU.
BEEF CATTLE.-Prces for beef cattle ranged
as follows
Very best on sale this week...........5 80 "a 70
That generally rated first quality. 90 (l 81
Medium or good fair quality. ..........A 90 "a 4 IS
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows..2 62 "a 70
Extreme range of prices. w 9 20
Most of the sales were from. ......."..3 rs "a 50
SwINE.-We quote common to fair Hogs at
5AG5sS cents and extra at cents per Id. net.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-We quote Sheep at 2(d4h
cts. Lambs at 31@5a cents per Id. gross.
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sY-J. &. Rouse, Bel Air, has just received
new Spring Gloves-ine guaranteed Kid, spring
shades also Black Kid. Silk in colors and
Black Isle Thread, in fact, full line Gloves,
Hosiery, Collars, Handkerchief and many
Novelties that are desirable and cheap apl6
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-07-02
Philadelphia Canned Goods Market.
Reported Weekly by Comfy & FLANIGEN,
Grocers and Commission Merchants for sale of
Canned Goods, 80 and 38 s. Front st.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

REMARKs.-Some canned goods of crop 1886 be-
ing sold, but at very near the cost of packing
Trade generally not as lively as could be desired.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

Office B0urd School Commissioners,
Bel dir. Nd, June 22d, 1886. I
Proposals will be received at this office.
Up to TUESDAY, 18th Of July, 1856,
At IL o'clock, NJ,
For supplying 249 TONS (22iO lbs per tom Of
No. 2 SCREENED COAL, as follows:
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r9y Cochran u Young, Bel Air, have in Store
and for sale 25 pieces Plain and Fancy Mattings,
bought before the advance, which they will sell
for less than present market value. leap
eB- Cochran & Young, Bel Air, have received
Misses and Children's Shoes, which have been
made to order The prices, fit and quality
guaranteed. 16ap
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-Promissory Note and Receipt Books, with
stubs, for sale at The Egis office.
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tY New Stock of White and Fancy Mattings
at Rouse and Richardson's Churchvlle, Md.
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az Money to lend on first Mortgage, on real
estate, Apply TO Robert Archer, Attorney at
Law, Bel Air, Md 25je
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sH.Golden Heart and Boston Market Celery
and late Cabbage Plants for SALE John II. FISH
err, Bel Air, Md, 25e4t
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The Art of Memory.

We have received from Prof. A. s. Boyd, of
Baltimore, copy of his work, entitled Modern
Mnemotechny, or How to Acquire Good
Memory. 1t contains the principles on which
his system of Mnemonics is founded. Opinions
differ as to the real value of artificial aids to
memory, but Prof, Boyd certainly accom-
plished some remarkable results with his class
in Bel Air, which included the teachers in the
schools, scholars and Others. The work is
valuable outside of its lessons ON the art of
memory, as it contains a vast deal of historical
data and if his pupils indelibly fix these in
in their minds they will Lave accomplished
great deal towards laying the foundation Of
good education The book also contains several
poems of merit written by Professor Boyd
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s3g Money to loan on mortgages. W. Beatty
Harlan, Bank Building, Bel Air 21my
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WWanted. IA Competent Clerk for General
Store. Henry Reckord u Sons. 25e2t
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say $40, 900 to loan on mortgage, in sums to
suit. ThOs. Il. Robinson, Bel Air, Md. 12mh
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E-For Sale,-Six Cows with Calves by their
sides. j, 8. Richardson, Bel Air. a6je
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ty-Orchard Grass Seed on hand for SALE
John Slime, Hickory. 25je2t
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Clrlstmns Huylns.

suppusipg that you have not yet got
through with your Chriatmas buying, per
init an old friend to ask, What arc you
going to do about it2
You arc not going to fret and fume, are
you, because you haven't seen just what
you want2-because your purae won't
buy those things which you consider
neCCasary to maintain your standing
with your irieuds2 A sensitive friend
would DO pained-a sensitive friend would
be olTanded-to know that you had gone
beyond your means or in any way
made yourself uncomfortable in order to
give him a present worthy Of Yourself.
This would be TO present him your ego
tlsm with the compliment Of season in
which cgotism has no place. Moreover,
this is placing a low estimate on your
friend.
There Is no need to worry over Christ
mas gifts. Resolve that you will not go
beyond your meanc; thatyou willtryto suit
the present to the person that you will
give lovingly, which is better than to give
extensively and that you will give with
out the vulgar and uni hristmas like con-
sideration OF what you may get in return.
Happily a little money can be made to
20 great ways in these days. Not only
are staple commodities cheaper than ever
before, but artistiC things aud curiouBthings
have come down wonderfully in price, and
Wheeling Is we'll stocked with them.
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ncnrnn,. Terrible thunder.


Mr.. Reagfp, Of Texas, has fallen into
disrepute among his fellow Democrats,
Instead Of being in his place in tho House
when Mr.. Morrison was trying to get his
bill up, Mr.. Reagan was wasting his time,
so Democrats think, in futile dalliance
in the bath tub. When that Eon OF
thunder, Mills, OF Texas, heard Rsagan's
excuse, he exclaimed: "That will kill
him for the senatorshipW Mr.. Mills
knows the temper OF tho Texas Democracy.
ItMr. Reagan had stepped out to SOC o
man" and been caught In tho con-
VITALITY Of the occasion, that would
have been clip easily condoncd by the
sturdy Democracy Of Texas. II he had
been unavoIdsbly detained while invcrti-
eating anew the mysteries Of that bsiIling
diversion known as draw poker, all Texas
would have said 1t was a shame to find
fault with a gentleman for backing his
judgment with his peers.
But to bs caught ret-haudCd, 60 to
speak, in the bath tub, and that at a
season Of tho year when he could not
plead that he was merely cooling himself
--this Is moro than Texas 10 going to
stand. Tho oleno will cost Mr.. Reagan
the good opinion Of tho Texas Democracy,
and he never can regain his Lest place.
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OIL AND Gas
In Harrison County The Indications Of
Their Presence.

In Harrison County The Indications OF
Their Presence.
A gentleman writing from CraigmooF,
Harrison county, W, Va, to the ClarEs'
burg Tttgam says: l have been &C.
quainted with the oil business for twenty
years. was eDgsgsd in 1t for twelve yeara
in Writ county, l have examined this
section around CraIgmoor thoroughly,
and am confident that We have oil and
gas in abundance, All that 70 needed Ia
capital and enterprise TO develop this sec
ton. We have the sand rock on the sur,
face Of the falls Of Elk one and q hall
miles below here, II 10 plain 70
be seen the crown Of the break,
the break pitching southeast, north
east, northwest and southwest from
this point, We have surface oil
also gas rising continuously e
the surface for miles along Elk creek
Here lies one OF the best oil and gal
fields in West Virginia, undeyeloped tol
the want OF enterprise, We have Iron
ore in the gas and oil belt waiting for tht
enterprising capitalist, II We wait FOL
this community to develop this gas anC
oil field 1t will lay here for an innumbeT
able number Of years to come. seut
some enteTpTisiDg capitalists out amoni
Us and you will see this section lighted VI
with gas fires under hundreds Of engines
driving holes into mother earth,
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GIts GttelIisertfer
wuEELINo, W, vAn pEoEMBERsi' 1888
nEpunLIcAN PRIMARIES.

The Republican voters Of the city Of wheeling
will meet IN their several wuds at the usual P'4C''
oil meeting on
Thursdny, December 23, 1880,
bstweon The hourS Of 8 aud O'Clock p. M, to
a,lect candidates for the olics Of CITY Sergeant
Clerk, WhallmAster, and members OF CITY Council
10 DO youd for at tho general election to DO he'd
on the fourth ThundOy In January, ISL
The Republican candidate for Mayor WIZ Dc
uonIna,cd by q convention composed Of hNe
delegates from each ward, to be chosen by IA'u
Primary Election This Convention VIII meet u
Nav CITY building, OH Wednesday, December "
Of So'cloCk, pm.
The Mayors Convention Will also select nc"
OIlyI4eCutIyG Committee,
Thv JucgeScf the Primary Election are ibA1Fuc'eC
10 SEQ that none ut Republicans, OF such person.
a. plsdg4 themselveitO the support Of the ucEe'
be allowed tov0le.
Returns Of the election VIII be made to the com
mltIqo nj the City Clerks CAICe, on the night o
election,
The committee feel that they cannot TOO S!FonSI!
urge upon their Republicans the wisdom 0
taklpg an rClIvG part In thee primary move mel Is
throu, Ii which lhe Republican IaILy selects lh
men for whom II will ask the public support TIL
paIy cannot b tier show lis vitality than by .d's
playing is deep interest III the eItC,0a Of Us tal
dldRtes for public service,
by order Of the City Executive Committee
joins FREw, Chairman.
lphssiipO, ". Va, DcomJer II, 1856.
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cIll.lsrMA srlDE.


Income is Ten Dollars per Week.
Copyrighted by .. 4. EOFcr, 1851
To make Christmas menu for those
who arc not Obliged 10 consider expense 10
quite an Casy matter, but to make an at.
trsCtive mOnu for the family Of elk whose
weekly income never exceeds $40 Is rather
difficult. Two dollars and hall, at least,
Of this must be put Nslde for rent, 81 for
clothing, 80 cents for fuel and light, lOav.
ing balance Of 90 for food. 10 live on
this amount requires nOatneSs, strict
economy and industry on the part OF the
matron, The man Of tho household may
labor faithfully, but II the wife does not
thoroughly understand the true prlnCt.
Piles Of economy to make tho best OF such
food AZ hor limited means will allow, all 10
Lost, aud her children, are not only alCkly
and indolent, but very often criminal.
There IA BomU sense In pork and beans,
lint none In pork and potatoes. You can.
moi feed on RuCh combinations without q
gradual physical deterioration Of tho race.
Poverty does not prevent Ak'l The fam.
ily dinner Of evoly poor man should DO re-.
Farded ss the principal daily event In the
family, 10 talk, TO laugh, and 10 delight
each other with pleasant conversation as
vol a. 10 salisiy their hunger
In order 10 assist the family 10 arrange
the Christmas menu, give below menus
for the week previous;
SUNDAY,
BiedtJdA,
Boiled rico, Syrup
tIlEgla
1lappIs,-wash and clean thoroughly
one Sheep's head and hOattj remove the
meat from tho head, chop 1.-THE heart
and half the liver rather Gnei add TO this
one QUO oi stale bread crumbs, table.
fuoonitil Of chopped paraley, a teaspoon.
M 81 salt and d hall teaspo0uiul oil black
manner mix and pack Into a tin kettle,
ey WITH the Id stand this in q kettle
IN boiiIhR water aud boil two houte
Wheh ready iosetye turn II on 9 dlsh with
M navy poured around. This diah should
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com,
pany sends greetings to ita patrons, by an.
nourCing that on December "a, 20 and
81, 1886, and January l, 1887, round TRIP
tickets, at one fare for the round trip, will
be sold from all stations, to all stations,
on the Trans.Ohio Divisions, and on the
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland r. r.,
including Chicago, Wheeling, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati, Tickets will DO good
returning until January 8, 1887, inclu'
aiva
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be prepared the night before and amply
Tehsated for breakfast.
The entire cost OF this menu, including
milk for coffee, will be tWenty-eight cents
DiRRG.
Pot roast Of beel.
Rice pudding
A Pot Roast.-Trim of the rough parts
Of nice brIsket OF beei, Weighing about
four pounds; place II in kettle over
good Are; brown on one side, then turn
and brown on the other; then add one
pint Of boiling water; cover and cook
slowly fifteen minutes TO every pound.
Add q teGspOonful Of salt when the meat
Is half done. After the water eVaporates
add no more, IS there should be sufficient
fat to finish cooking the meat, When
the meat Is done plsCs 1t ona heated dish
Drain all the fat but two tablespoontuIss
| from the pot and put It away 10 be used
| for frying, To the TWO tableapoontuls IN
the pot add the same quantity OF hour,
Mix well and add one pint Of water stir
until 1t boils; season and pour around the
meat, 81.
slices three Swedish turnipg; cover them
with boiling water and boil rapidly iOr
TWENTY-FIVE minutes. Drain and brown
them in portion Of the fat taken from
the pot roast.
Rice Pudding.-0ne and hall quart.
OF skinned milk three tablespoontuls OF
rice same OF sugar, and q grating Of nut
meg, Mix all these Ingredients well !o'
gether and bake in moderate oven iol
two hours, stirring every fifteen minutes
for the drst hour and hall.
Supper.
stewed dtied apples NJ.
COH, aiteen cents.
SATURDAY,
II ChTtttnlGI BrsQHdSl.
RlCe balls,
Rice Bslls,-Boll one cup Of rice in one
quart OF water until very tenderi add
; teaspoonlul Of salt and a half tesspoontu
OF black pepper; mix well and turn out Y
cool, When cool form into balls, dip II
egg and bread crumbs and Try in boilini
fat.
Mashed potatoes steWed CABBAGE
Cranberry sauce.
Il Suet pudding,
II Coffee,
suet Pudding.-One cup OF auet, on
7 cup OF hugar, one cup OF milk, three cup
I OF flour, one cup OF rsisins, one cup o
!, currants, two eggs, half teaspoontul o
e salt, one teNapoontul oil cinnamon, ON
Q teaspconlul Of baking powder. Shred am
]. chop the 6uet fine; stone tho raslns; pick
!. wash and dry the Currapts. Beat tn
sIlet, sugar and yolks OF the eggs toRethe
until Eight; then add the milk and flour
beat until smooth add the spices, salt sn'
whites Of the eggs well beaten; then adt
: the baking powder; mix well, and ado
the fruit well Toured; turn into 9 gfease'
0 mould and boil continuously for thre
hours. Serve hot with vinegar sauce.
Vinegar SauCe.-One cup Of sugar and
B half cup Of water boiled together iOr thre'
8 minutes; then add three tsblespooniuls o
/, vinegar and pour out to cool.
a Cranberry SauCe.-One quart OF Gran
= berries, one quart oil water, one pound o
! sugar; add tho water TO the CranberrieI
3 and boil Ave minutes; add the sugar, sti
| until dissolved, and press the whole
= through q Collander and stand away Il
cool.
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nnllIna

That are iretiul peevigh, cross, or troubled
with Windy Collie, Tecthing Palms, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved at
oncO by uRinS ACker's Baby Soother. It
contains no Opium or Morphine, hence lie
safe. Price % cents. Sold by Logan h
Co. aud y. Menkemeller. 8
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to tho South.
Cheap excursion tickets 10 principal
points in the South arc now on sale by
the Panhandle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address ]. G.
Tomllnann, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, W, Va.
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de2l
TOR SALE.
ITON DAI4E
ROSELAND PLANTATION.

Situated on the Mississippi river, tntbe Parish Of
COnCOriIa Louisiana, twenty-five miles below
thTeeiOurths, aud containing two thousand SIX
bundled and GevGnty'Oue acres (267lI OF rich RlU.
Vial land NOCAvpg bank, secured by good leVGe
In tho rear and byS large government lGyeo above
one thOIsaSd kcTtS now In cultivation. Twelve
hunHIed acres OF valuable timber, Fifty frame
houses now OCCupl d with good labor, Eleven
large CBteInS aud new wind mill for pumping
water. stabllng, blacksmith shop, store house
forty hO'se power engine with stands |, eden
cOndeuGers-all Ia good order. AlsoA good dwell.
Ing h nc situated In u Rrge pecan grove. A good
yOuug orchard d peaches pFarS figs and pluns,
now bearing. viii sell forty mules anu other
u ICk and all The necessary Imp GmertS iOr the
cultivation q the plantation, DOW in good order.
Come and Inspect the prnpegty, or, for terms I'd.
dress ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,
de9nd1w Fur View, tNnConllG Parish, la,
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SPECIAL NOTIONS.
A CART1.

To.An who are suHthng from the Stfon and ID.
dlsCtOllOnA Of youth, nervous weakness early do.
cay los oil manhood, etc., will send recipe tina.
viii cure you, FREE or CHARGE This great
rumedy WA discovered BY missionary In South
America. Send q leiiAddfUaod envelope 70 the
Rev. Joseph 4, innAn, Station D, New York city
WORKMAN
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You can leave your ovorcoat with your
"UnCle." A duster is all that is required
in the GLORIOUS Climate OF California"
Exclusion leaves Kansas City via the
Great Santa Fe Route, Thursday, Deem.
Der 80. Pack your collar box and git
thArln
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Mr.. W. r. GRAVES, Of Wetheredvllle,
Nd, writes: suffer sometimes with acute
rheumatism, and your Salvation Oll gives
me instantaneous relief. cordially rec
ommend 1t Rs q sure cure.
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nIEn.

NELsON-On Monday, December 20. 1880, LoTTII
LJE, infant child Of William aud Hattie Nell
son, aged months and II days,
Funeral Tuesday, December 81, at 8 O'Clock ?, ",
irOm the residence Of his parents, No "A ALLEY
Is Friends OF The family invited 10 attend. :
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HOUSEHOLD Anr ROOMS.

}f% ? : :: 8. : $685.; IT, ::
49, does MT often
happen in business; but we
expect a return later when we
have completed all ourarrangc-
ments for extending our bust
ness, by adding to our present
building the one next to it,
This alteration, which will be-
gin after the Holidays, requires
us to make room. We must
sell goods, this means a reduc-
ton in price. Will you take adj
vantage Of it3 Especiallywhcn
we make the extra offering for
you, who live in Wheeling, Of
paying your fare here and back;
besides furnishing a dinner at
Hagan's, for all who buy S25
or more. You can come, leave
your satchel with US, and spend
all day in this city. This offer to
buyers Of lace curtains, por-
there's, parlor urniture, footrests
screens, easels, art satins and
pushes, down comforts, mat
trcsses and all things in house
hold art, at closing-out prices,
with fare and dinner thrownin
to Wheeling people only
is good until December 24th.
Show us the return ticket after
buying, and we will refund you
the money paid for fare and
furnish you a dinner ticket.
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Handkerchief From Sc. tOS3,OO,
UMBRELLAS.

We open to-day the finest
stock of Silk Umbrellas we
have ever shown, Every con
ceivable design of silver, gold
and natural wood handles,
Goods all new and fresh, made
especially to our order for the
holiday trade.
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u. z. q q. railroad,
Leave BellAlto al O:OOL nj. for woodSheid and
leave Sel!alrO al 1850 p, m. iot wOOdSaOld and
9ummerhHd.
Leave BCllalte al I.ss ., m. for woodrHold,
Arrive AZ BCllAlro n 1918 7, m from summetfeld,
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NOTICE,

The Republicans of the Third Ward will meet At
the Police Court room on Wednesday evening at !
o'clock, for the purpose OF nominating persons 10
be voted for at the primaries for the office Of City
Council aud delegates to Mayors Convention,
JOHN FREW,
de2l Committeeman,
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1910 Market Street,
TRUSTEE's SALE.

Dy virtue Of deed Of trust, made by Anthony
Fisher 10 tho undersigned Trustee, dated August
T. 1885, aud rec ried IN the olliCa Of the Clerk Of
/ tho County our oil Ohio County, West Virginia,
In Deed Of Trust Book No. q, page 3S3, will soil
at public AuNtlOn, at the North front door Of the
new Court House Of said County, corner Of vi.
tecnth and Chapllne streets, In the city OF WHEEL.
1'' TUESDAY, JANUARY IS, 1857,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a M. all the following
properly, Sl'uSle In the City Of Wheeling, in Ohio
County, In tbs state Of West Virginia. that Il 10
say, the north onehalf Of llt numbered twenty.
two fronting on the west side q Market street and
IN EQua bounded on the north by TWenty'hlth
street, south by TwenLyslxth street, formerly Dl
Is In the Sixth marc, In that portion lid out BY
James II. Forsyth and Others as an addition 70 the
CITY Of wheeling, being tIe Sane property which
was granted nd conyeyet BY James Armstrong 70
| the said Anthony Fisher b. deed dated the sixth
day OF May, 1854, and recorded among the public
lard records Of said County, n Deed Book No. Is,
Fage $40.
TERMS OF sALE-one third Of the purchase
money, and a. much more rs lho purchaser may
elect 70 pay, In cash; the balance In two equal
iubtAllmtntS, al SIX sud twelve months reBpec.
lively. with interest from the day Of sale. The
purchaser 10 give his negotiable promlSsRfy note
Tor each inStRllment, and the title to the properly
sold TO be retained as security Tor the payment
thereof, until paid In full: ,,,,
dc2t.ru Trustee.
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u. . o. Change OF Time.

On and after Sunday, December 10,
1886, Baltimore 4 Ohio passenger traint
will leave Wheeling as follows, city time
EAST HOUND.
Baltimore and beyond GAO a. NJ. and
6:25 +. NJ. daily.
Cumberland accommodation 1925 A. NJ,
Moundsvillle accommodation ll:35 a, NJ
Fairmont accommodation 500 Il. N.
WEST BOUND.
Cincinnati and Chlcago Express 0:25
Chicago Limited 1865 and 900 r. Nj
daily,
Columbus accommodation 900 4. NJ.
Cincinnati and St. Louis Express 1880
L. NJ, daily.
St. Olaifavllle accommodation 1886 A. NJ,
1850 and G:00E NJ.
Parties Wishing their houses fitted for
using natural gas can have tho work done
at once at reasonable prices.
Call at No. 1910 Market Htreet.
THOMAS A. LITTLE.
JAMES NJ. DILLON, Manager.
Telephone connection,
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Supt,H,

Baked apples, with sugar and milk.
Bread. Tea
Menus Tor Christmas, Sl26.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EoR sALE-TWo LARGE BROWN
II Draft HOltes Ilne IeREs old, and guaranteed
perfectly slnnd; weight !, 100 pounds eanh Apply
70 JUNCTION lRuN-C0NPANY, 1908 Main street,
city. deN
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L OG "A N &c g O..
Bridge Corner Druggists. do
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAIEs-On and after Dec. 10. lSs6-ExFLA-
NATION or REVERENCE MARKS. eDRily. tSundAy
nxnnnied. Monday eXcOpLed. -MhCollnR time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-21

he Republican voters Of the city Of Wheeling
meet III their several wards at the usual PlAC''