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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City aud wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
RI. Smith, OF New Athens, Ohio, is
at the Mcclure.
Capt. j. +. Legge, Of Grafton, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Aaron Bloch left on the B. & o.
last evening for Cincinnati.
Mrs. Warren is visiting her sister,
Miss NJ. Flood, in the East End.
SIS. Bryan and wife, OF Boston, reg
istered at the Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Pearson will en-
terrain some other friends this evening.
L. ]. Brownlee and wife, of Washing
ton, Pa, were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Robert P. Nevins, jr., of the Pittsburgh
Leader, was at the Mcclure House yester-
day.
]. S. Standilord, Of New Martinsville,
and C. Williams and wife, OF Grafton,
are ut the Windsor.
Superintendent W. II. Anderson, OF
the city schools, leaves for Cincinnati
to-day on a brief visit.
Mr.. II. o. Webb, travelling passenger
agent OF the Burlington route, with head
quarters at Columbus, is in the city on
business.
Messrs. Henry stamm, Aug. Rolf and
Henry Bieberson left last evening for
Fostoria to look after some OF their BUSH
ness interests there.
Mrs. R. 7. Devries and her daughter,
Mrs. J. A. Campbell, returned last even
ing from Sykesville, Va, where they
have been visiting friends.
Col. and Mrs. Richard Nevins, jr., OF
Pittsburgh, are at the Hotel Windsor on
their way toSan Francisco. Mr.. Nevins
is brother Of Mrs. James G. Blaine, jr.
Hon. Stephen B. Elkins returned to
this city last evening after his Mounds
vile speech. He was accompanied by
II. S. White, Esq, Of Bolton, and both
registered 1.-THE Mcclure.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding, on the 10Th inst, OF Mr.. ]. N. ].
Parker, OF the firm OF NJ. Parker & Co.,
to Miss Lily NJ. Chandler, OF Mountain
View, Belmont county, Ohio.
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In the German department the en-
rollment is 1853, divided as follows:
Washington, AZ; Madison, %; Clay, So;
Union, 80; Centre, 81; Webster, Go;
Richie, 81. The number OF classes is
40, five in each OF the schools, except in
Clay where there are ten classes. These
classes are taught by four teachers,
whose salaryis $50 permonthi Zach, max
ing total OF Sl5G. The number Of pu-
pills Of German parantage is 1876, and the
number OF those who are of other than
German parantage is 1888.
"This report shows an increase OF 2l3
over the enrolment for September,
1887. 1t also shows an increase OF 81 in
the enrolment in the German depart
ment. find that Madison school is in
very much the same condition that Clay
school was when it was thought advisa-
BILE to make the highest grade OF division
A, a part OF the grammar school. In or
der that the course Of study may be APP
Piled in Madison school as it is in the
other schools of the District, ! would
recommend that this Board consider the
advisability OF making division A, grade
!, OF that school, part ofthe grammar
school-as it virtually is so-and OF
making such other changes as will make
such school conform to the course OF
study"
This change recommended by Mr.. An
derson, was ordered made ut once.
Accompanying the report OF Superin-
tendent Anderson, was that of Librarian
Wilson, showing the circulation OF books
during the month OF September as fol-
lows: In the Library, 4,473 volumes, an
average of 40 per day; in the reading
room, 99S volumes. Amount received
from fines, etc, 500. This report was
ordered filed.
Clerk Hall reported that two insur-
ance policies would expire on October
81, and was authorized to renew the
same. He also reported that note OF
$4,l45 would be due at the Dollar
Savings bank October 50, and that S3,-
AL 20 would be due November LIST to
the Sidney School Furniture Company,
for furniture supplied according to con-
tract, and that there would be funds in
hand to meet these demands.
Miss Fannie Smyth was appointed a
substitute teacher in Clay school, vice
Miss Carrie Zane, resigned, and Miss
Louisa thinner was appointed teacher
in division D in the.Ritchie school, vice
Miss ]. A. Greenlee, deceased.
On motion OF Mr.. Harrell, the Boards
Committee on Finance was instructed
to confer with the Council Committee
on Finance and ascertain whether the
old Cont House property can not be
secured for the use ofthe Public Library.
The committee is to make full report
as to what the present cost OF quarters is,
has been, and is likely to be, also what
would he the the probable cost OF trans
forming the old Court House into per-
manent library.
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BEIiIiAIRE.
All Sorts Of Local Nows and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Hay was worth here yesterday s20R ton.
Frank Hall is able to be out after several weeks
sickness.
Wool is going through here now for Mar
celluS, n. y.
Miss Daisy Patton, Of Washington, D. c., is the
guest OF friends here.
J. t. Rankin, of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad, Is no better.
J. B. Watt and wife leave Monday for GpleaSure
trip TO Washington. d. q.
The hide aud pelt buyers were shipping large
lots TO Pittsburgh Yesterday.
Il. ]. Kelsey passed through hero yesterday, on
his way TO Wheeling to buy goods.
A big crowd OF country folks living near here,
got home last night from Cincinnati.
David Thomas has moved to Uniontown, Pa.
where he has accepted good position.
A train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
killed COW above Gravel Hill Wednesday night.
The shipments Of glassware continue heavy
and all the houses here have orders away ahead.
Mrs. Albert Michael has suffered relapse
and Is very low again at her home In the Fourth
ward.
Apples and cabbage In large quantities were
coming to town yesterday. The town was
flooded with both.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company arc put;
tt0g properly Inc pOhh Ill ulOuB tuc HUI Vi
their road and branches.
The roofing OF the Bellaire, ZaneSville & Gin.
clnnRt Railway depot Is about done aud tho
clustering will be next In order.
Road Master Ice, OF the Baltimore & Ohio nail.
road Is rebuilding the washGdOut Bellaire & 81.
ClAlrSville nilroAd, the baltimore d Ohio Com.
pany having bought II from Toll Bros.
Julius Armstrong, Of Armstrong; Mills, rail.
road agent there, formerly OF this city, has re.
signed his position and will quit the railroad
business. Some trouble with the railroad com.
pany is tho cause.
p. Absolute, in going home night before last
n little full, laid down on tho Bcllalre, ZRteB.
Vile & Cincinnati railway track below the coal
works. The rain being late he was run over and
cut 10 pieces before he was seen. He leaves
wife and three children. The engineer did not
see him until too late. He was literally cut to
pieces.
W. C. Bcrgundthal, j. Hoffman and Mayor
Brown were the committee 10 receive Hon. W.
II. West, the blind orator, last night. John Du'
BOls was elected President aud the following
Vice Presidents! Jacob HcathGrlngton, J, Ship.
man. D. HeslOp, J. Hoffman, T. Hall, A. I.
Stewart, Virgil Brown, II. Bonlrlus, J. Clements,
d. O'Toolc, Z. Henry. c. BIppus, J. Rodefer, W.
d. Jones, q. Walters, W. q. BumATd, Rev. Lee,
Rev. Daniels. As usual Judge West made an
eloquent speech. The meeting was one Of the
best and the first one OF the season, the house
being crowded to Overlooking and many turned
AWAY.
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STEPHEN \. ELKiYs TONIGHT.
An Eloqnent and Convincing Speech ut the
Oncra House.

An Eloquent and Convincing Speech ut the
Opera House.
Hon. Stephen B. Elkins viii speak on
the political issues of the day at the
Opera House this evening.
The address will be for thoughtful
people. workingmen will find in it
much of especial interest to them, us
Mr.. Elklns hns given much attention to
the bearing of the protective tariff on
wages.
Business men OF all kinds will find in
it business mans presentation ofa bus
mess question from business stand
point, without partisan bias.
The ladies' are especially invited by
the committee to be present, and seats
will be reserved for them until reason
able hour. The ubiquitous and ire
pressible small boy will not be admitted.
The aim is to give all thoughtful citizens
an opportunity to hear in comfort, mat
tiers OF vital concern, Invested OF dema-
gogy or partisanism.
Mr.. Eikins ID amaster Of good English,
a deep thinker, a ripe scholar, but above
all practical man and patriotic Amer
lean citizen. There has not been q
speech in Wheeling on either side in
this campaign better worthy Of careful
and unbiased hearing and thoughtful
consideration than this. 1t is hoped at
least half the audience will be Demo-
CFats.
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The many friends of Mr.. Peter Eugel.
hardt and Miss Maggie Plues, met at the
Wesley NJ. L. Church to witness the
marriage ceremony of these popular
young people yesterday. The event
took place at $40 p. M, Rev; D. L. Ash
officiating, and Miss Emma Waterhouse
rendering the wedding march. After
the marriage the bride and groom re-
ceived their friends in the lecture room
Of the church, and were then driven to
tho depot, where they took the train for
East Liverpool, their future home.
The bride was dressed in handsome
travelling dress, trimmed with natural
flowers. Tho attendants were Mr.. Rich
ard Westwood mud Miss Saiiie Bryson
the ushers, Alessrs. Bowler and Thatcher.
The happy couple were the recipients
Of many beautiful and valuable pres.
ents; also the best wishes OF their many
friends and acquaintance.
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Mr.. Andrew Seamon, Secretary Of the
Gas Board, has handsome cane Of
bamboo, skillfully and beautifully carved
in figures over its entire suriace, which
came from China and was presented to
Secretary Seamon by his father Captain
Henry Seamon, who purchased it when
in San Francisco recently. The most
curious feature about it is that when the
ferule on the bottom is screwed off it
extends into long and flexible fishing
pole. 1t is n piece Of work the superior
OF which is seldom seen anywhere.
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A pleasant company Of relatives and
friends gathered last Wednesday at the
residence of Cornelius Dorsey, at Sea-
damville, Marshall county, to witness
the marriage OF his youngest daughter,
Lena, to DR.. A. L. Ashbrook, now OF
Fulton, Ohio county. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Denton,
pastor OF the Pleasant Valley Circuit, Of
which the bride and groom have been
members. The presents were numerous
and the guests were entertained hos
pitably. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashbrook left at
once for their future home in Fulton,
where the doctor lately located.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
business at tho Regular Monthly srs.lOn
last EyenInE.

last Evening.
The Board OF Education met in regu-
lar monthly session at It's chamber in the
Public Library building last evening,
and disposed Of the business onits table,
which included nothing out Of the
routine. President Dobbins was in the
chair, and the other members present
were Messrs. Acker, Dickey, Ebeling,
Eschslruth, Hannah, Harrell, Jepson,
Naylor, Pipes, Waterhouse and White.
The minutes were read and approved OF
as usual, and then the following reports
were taken up:
The Committee on Finance reported
that it had found upon an inspection OF
certificates and receipts, that the follow
ing named persons are entitled TO re-
fund OF taxes paid by them on erroneous
assessments: Charles Neuman, 81 50 F;
Harriet Fowler, 81 %; James Merge,
81 80; G. A. Lose, 70 cents; George
Richie, 50 %; 7. p. Sllallcross, IS cents
total, Sl2 10, The Clerk was ordered to
draw orders for these amounts in favor
OF the persons named.
This committee reported further, that
It had paid to Kiievis, Kraft & Co. the
balance OF $S,SS7 80, due them on the
new Washington school building. This
amount had to be borrowed and with
this new loan Of $S,3S7 so there was con.
solidated the renewed loan Of $l,945 80,
to which the attention OF the Board was
called ut its last meeting, making the
consolidated loan Sl3,33S. The action Of
the committee in this matter was up.
proved by the Board.
The Committee on Public Library pre-
sented bills aggregating SIZE 03 and the
Committee on Accounts handed in bills
amounting to S42s Sc, all of which were
ordered paid.
Superintendent Anderson's regular
monthly report showing the condition
OF the schools for September was read
The following summary is taken from it
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LAND EXCURSION


Land Explorers Excursion tickets at
low round trip rates will be sold on Oc-
tober 8 and %, via the Pennsylvania
Lines west OF Pittsburgh to representa-
tive points in Kansas, Colorado, Ne
braska, Iowa, Minnesota, Dakota, Mon
tana, Wyoming, Indian Territory, Ten
nessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
These tickets will be good for return
passage within thirty days from date of
sale.
Further information can be secured
by calling on or addressing the passen-
ger ticket agent in your vicinity Of the
Pennsylvania Company, or the Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway.
$40
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A Chance for Democrats with Money.
II the Democrats who are continually
making silly bluffs really have any
money, here is a chance for some OF
them. A Republican whose name can
be learned from the city editor OF the
INTELEGENcER by persons meaning bust
ness, offers the following wagers, all to
be taken or none:
500 that West Virginia will not give
Cleveland 5000 majority.
500 that New York will not give as
large II plurality for Cleveland as it did
in 'S4.
sl0o that Indiana will not give 1000
plurality for Cleveland.
SlQQ that Cleveland will not be elected.
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Of the age in the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs, man
ufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Califor'
MIA. 1t Is agreeable to the taste, accept
able to the Stomach, harmless in its ma.
ture, painless yet prompt and thorough
in its action. Sold only by Logan & Co.,
Anton p. Hess, r. B. Burt, and @. Men.
kemeller. At Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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Syrup OF Figs

Is natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head
aches, colds, and feyers; to cure habit
unl constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., Anton T. Hess, K.
b, Burt and O. Menkemeller. AttBel-
laire by NJ. n. Mercer.
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Another intelligent and candid DEM
ocrat has announced his intention to
vote for Harrison and Protection. This
time 1t is Mr.. Robert Brisock, OF Bridge
port. Mr.. Brisock has always been n
Democrat, one Of those uncompromising
Democrats who vote the Democratic
ticket because their fathers did so before
them. He says that the Mills bill is
more THAI he eau swallow, and he is
going to help elect Harrison and Morton.
Mr.. Brisock can be seen every day as he
comes from the Standard Mill. He is a
pair heater and works for G. II. KautE.
mnn
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a ChillIsh TRICK.

On Tuesday the Reois.l Anychild oifair sense
Ter quoted from the knows that the whole.
United States Consolidate price here Is much
Reports, Issue No. IS,lbClow the retail price,
dated October G, 1883. yet yesterdays Register
under the head: "Amer.lsays: I'VE are inform.
lean Agricultural lm.cd that the Oliver chill.
plCmentS In Canada" led pillow Is sold here for
the following: ~ haveSll no: SIG. The same
before me on my desk American pillow Is sold
an offer from nn On'lin Canada Tor $40 after
tArio dealer In the Oll'lpaying the Canadian
ver plOws to sell snmetaritf Of IS per cent and
I. O. b. at his city inlthG Canadian retailers
Canada for $40 each InprOlt lIOw's this?
quantities. The retail Ask the tariff that gives
price hero Is Sl2, and the plOw trust mOnop.
numerous tmnsnntionstoiy Of our home mar
take place ut that figure. kCt."
The same plows, | I'M
dcrstAnd, are sold lnl
quantitIesat the factory
mot for EXPORT at siil
each and cost the Amer.
lean farmer at retail
SI6." ..
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The rain last evening kept many from
witnessing one Of the finest shows Of the
season at the Grand, where Gibson \
Ryan presented Irish AbSurdities."
The characters taken by these gentle
men are very funny and could scarcely
be improved upon, and kept the audi
ence convulsed with laughter during the
whole performance. The singing, dances
and specialties were good. A large
audience may be expected this evening,
as is the rule when a show "takes" in
Wheeling.
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FOR SALE.

Building Lots on the Ola Fair Grounds, i4s, M
Orchard, North and South Front slrc,N A''
south Penn streets, ut very low hEnrl, .,,.,,. al,
A good TOomcd House at ~ jacob '"-N''
u bargain. ,,,--..r. ..,.ft
will sell ScparRte or both together. Inc! ''"
tain ali modern Improvements. ,-.-. "A
Seven ROOIned House, l3I SOUTH E'n""N"! o.
good property at much less than cor.
Four ROOmCd Cottage for sHl. .,,..,f.
Eight ROOmcd House, North FROM ."'''
river lot: ali In good condition: s1ap ...rf
Five Ro0med House. q SOrth broadway we
make 4 pleasant home. .,.....,. .s..,pr-
Six R0Omcd Brick HOusc, sonthWc't ,n'NT.
Thiriy.ClghIh and Wood streets, at p"'F'''
will pay for investment -,,..r. an
Dwelling Houses, lnEGC and small away
nh mris w 'V"" O. o. SMITH. lgl1 MaIn street
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DRINK Malto, Is cents a bottle.


Edw. L. Rose & Co. have Topped of
the high price charged for Sewing Ma
chimes, and adopted an entire new sys'
tenn OF selling. No canvassers employed.
The agents commission given to the
customer. Read advertisement on the
other side-"How you can save from
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AT special meeting of Local Union
No. 40, a, F, G, W., the following resolu-
tons were adopted:
WHEREAS, thus pleased the Almighty
in His infinite wisdom to remove from
our midst, Brother Charles j. Gleason,
whose death we deplpre, but We bow to
Him who knoweth all things best; there
fore, be it
Resolved, That in the death of Brother
Gleason, we have lost trusted brother,
a kind friend and an able workman.
Resolved, That herein we convey to the
wife and family Of the deceased our SYM
pathy in their bereavement.
Resolred, That a copy of these resolu-
tons be presented to the family OF the
deceased, also placed on the record OF
this Local Union, and published in the
Mews Letter, Register, ISTELLIaEScEE and
Ohio Valley Budget.
JOHN CoRcoRAS,
ru NJ. j. FINLEY,
FRED STRAssER,
Committee.
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DRINK Malto.


The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets Sunday during the
entire summer, to Pittsburgh, ut therate
of 81 so the round trip, tickets good for
Sunday only. Will also sell. excursion
ticketsto Washington, Pa, Mt the rate OF
81. Trains leave Wheeling at 8 ands:10
a. m.
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D. oundIIng 8 co.-star clothlore,
Heroes and Excellence.
Whoe'er excels in what we prize,
Appears hero in our eyes.-SlClG.

Colossal indeed is our collection Of Clothing this season
And what can gentleman possibly prize more than really
ghassowPrce garmens Ergo we must certainly ms aP
ing for Of all Clothing ours is the celebrated and in
every respect the most excellent Of the mutudinous manu-
features on the market. Our aim is always that
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"NIrIE.ExD" Cotton is the best.


On and after Sunday, May 6, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell excursion tick
cts every Sunday until further notice:
Wheeling to Sistersville and return
81 so, Wheeling to Parkersburg and re-
turn s. % Tickets good one day only.
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PITTSBURGH AND RETURN 81 IS
by tho Panhandle Route, Saturday, DC
1nt,.r On 1899

On Saturday, October 20, the Pitts.
burgb, Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway
Company will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburgh for all trains at the rate Of
81 50 for the round trip. Tickets good
returning until Monday, October %, in
elusive. Trains leave Wheeling at 7.2O
4. M, 1885 p, m. and 4:20 p. M, city
time. Through coaches on all trains.
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Wenilier Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. ls.-For West
Virginia local rains; warmer, followed
Friday afternoon by sontheriy winds,
veering to westerly; brisk TO high on the
lakes, With cold wave in Illinois,
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Qhe SntfLlioeltter.
7iiicel No.. 10 and - Fourteontil Street.


wantcd-A Grocery Clerk.
Fur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lizzie BAY.
Drums For Sale CheIp-f. ". Baunct & Co.
TrOtCctiOn-llOn. 5. u. Elkins.
Burkwhcat FlOur-Cpnncr " SnCdekcF'
PnrlOr Coal VnSes-NcsOitt x Bro.
Mutual savings hUnk.
NJ Vciily-\yhO csllc Grocer, Pork Packer, etc
a sun,rb Line Of SOvclticS-A, GutmRn * Co
- TSs Stone irldgo Is
page. ,,...,,.,,,, N c,,,lItny q n
I,niirIh mAEN.
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FOR SALE.
(94) Twenty.fOur Lots in CaldwelPS AOu'
flnn 10 the City Of MhecIIng.

Said Lots are bounded on ihenorih By INt1 ~
ninth street, on the enst by EHiinefe .SysS ~ ~
Inc south by the HandlRn lloble,'eAH' ALL w.
Inc west BY the B. h o. X. X. ..r,,,.d
Their nrnXImIty TO the above named iaitig 9,s
renders Them excellent sites for inaA"ih'''''''
II not sold In thirty days Will be sold 81 pu'
lie suction, ..,,...,,-r,,o
For teTIrI and further Information sp4,! "
1850 Market si'tef
Or WILLIAM N. HASDLAS, ..,,-....,.st
snIS r, ". Cor. ChRpllno 4 -lS'rr,,L I... -
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ForSaie.

MARSHALL COUNTY FARMS
INI FOR SALE. .,e,,
Highly improved farm oil ITO acres nl iigJ
south OF MonndSville, convenient 10 Sbuith "4'
schools, within two miles Of mill anI 'loi' ,rssr
Farm OF about co acres, two miles from h's'
''''' ", V. HOGE & Bro.
ieSO 1900 Market street
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jeI
Engine For Sale.

One l2x2o, 40 to 10 estimated hot'e i"g,4f
good as new; only run about Two l.AssA 20.
TO be delivered about DCcemDesi, No" 'u Wy
ut OuFWSrks. o,,ppoc
OClO BLOCH BNOI'-
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CORK SOLRS CORK.


Gentlemen who want warm dry feet
should buy our Cork Sole shoes.
]. w. ANnCR & Co.,
1143 Main stleet,
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Zzz9 LOG CABINS arc not
z3ST3 recommended as model
ZzilL s4lh habitations for modern
StEEIE GA-Speople. But Warmers
54EffIl Nd Log Cabin Remedies and
ks SgI- Warmers "Tippecanoe"
9fz8GE9are the simple but etfec-
tive compounds which enabled the rug
ged pioneers to maintain health, and can
be safely recommended to all.
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1921 & 1928 Market Street.

WE have the only successful machine
and method Of denagnGtlZing watches
In West Virginia
JACOB W. GRUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth a. Market Sts.