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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-19
THE WYOMING CONVENTION.

Voters Must be Able to Read the Constitution
Lobbyists are Active.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 1S.-[Special tele-
gram to THE HERALD. THE statehood con-
vention to-day decided that ability to read
the constitution must be an electoral quail
ficatioR.
An apportionment fight is in progress.
1t has been settled that each county will
be a district, but the one senator only
proposition was voted down. The politi-
clans who usually manipulate the legis-
latures are active in the convention.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-19

this trust to be given Henry B. LOOMS, of
Seattle; one-third to Francis E, LOOMS,
now travelling in Europe, and the other
third to the Yale observatory
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-19
Rev. DIR. SomeryiIIe Dead.

LONDON, Sept. 1s.-Rev. Dr. Somerville,
prominent Scotch minister, is dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-19

Crismon-Scarff Co., the druggists, are
your friends. Try them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-19
More Cruisers

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-Secretary Tracy
to-day finally decided to build two 3,OOO-tor
cruisers in the government navy yards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-19
HOT IIJNCH

At Gallacher's from IL to 4, 25c. Shor
orders a speciality
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
70 THE STATE CAPITAL.
Mayor Seabrigbt Puts up Fol
the Light Committee,
WILL WILSON BE AT HOME
To the Special COMMITTEES on Special
Legislation PA Telegram of In
GuIry Sent Can Cruise and
seabrlght Both Coz

The special committee Of Council ap-
pointed to request Governor Wilson to
include among the matters he will emu.
merats In his call for a special session Of
the Legislature, the change in the city's
charter which will allow the city to en-
gage in the generation and distribution
Of electric light for public use, met last
night to further discuss the matter, and
devise ways and means for making the
trip to Charleston, After considerable
talk it was decided that Capt, @, j,
Rawlings, Mr., P, F, Terrell, President
Hullihen Quarter, Of the Chamber oil
Commerce, Hon, John Oorcoran, Mayor
seabright and President Cruise, OF the
Second Branch, should go to Charleston
to-day, provided word Is received that
Governor Wilson will DO az home and
prepared to meet them. A telegram was
sent to the Governor asking bis conven.
fence and pleasure in the matter, and II
a favorable answer is received the COM
mittee starts this evening,
When the matter OF finances was
preached, Mayor Seabrlght agreed to
pay the railroad fare and hotel bills aud
await the action Of Council on the bill,
After the meeting was over Mr., Cruise
discovered that he aud the Mayor could
not both leaveth city at tue same tune,
for the reason that there will BIZ no one
to conduct Police Court or act as Mayor,
Mr.. Cruise and Mr.. Seabright finally
agreed to ask the opinion Of City Solicit
tor White In the matter, and discover
whether or not there is any provision
for such an emergency. The memberH
Of the committee will meet at the City
Building this morning at 0 o'clock TO
receive the Governors answer 10 their
telegram and make final arrangements
for the trim,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
Yesterdays Police Court.

In Police Court yesterday morning
Russell Malcolm, charged with brutslly
abusing his wife, got OF with thirty days
imprisonment in jail, One Callahan,
who was palalyEsd drunk when arrest
ed by Nichols aud j, W, Larkin, who
was very much intoxicated when arrest
ed Truschler, were allowed to depart on
promising to leave the city before noon,
Benjamin Hoffman, notorious East
Wheeling character, was again before
tho court charged with abusing his ialni'
ly and was let of by Mayor seRbright
with fine Of only 81 and costs, Hof-
man was before this court on this same
charge about six weeks or two months
ago ut that time he had his case post.
poned and promised" to return at the
time appointed for the hearing, but this
he failed to do and the justice he was
entitled 10 on that occasion was not
neted out SO him. Godfrey Faatz,
charged with dlsorderly conduct, had
his case continued in order that he
might have more witnesses summoned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
TUE WaEgLISG BALL CLUB.
nThsre Is One Next season, WIN be ~
died by Now Hands,

died by New Hands,
There was admitted to record in Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday q deed made
November 80, 1889, whereby John E,
Wright transfers to William McLaugh.
lin and James Mckinley, partners doing
business under the firm name OF Nc
Laughlin & Mckinley, and n, G. Fell,
all the belongings owned by the late
Wheeling Base Ball Association, together
with the lease on the grounds known as
the Island ball park and the franchise
held in the Tri,State League, all Of
which Mr., Wright secured at a trustees
sale last September for $3.50, The deed
transfers a,half interest to Mclaughlin
& Mckinley and half 10 Mr., Fell, The
consideration set forth In the deed u
being received by MI, Wright Is s, 200
which is quite tidy increase over whal
he paid for the property,
The new owners Of the franchise
Wheeling has In the Trl'SLate League
and what little property there Is TO &c
with 1t, will 1t is understood, make {
determined effort to make base ball IN
Wheeling next season q popular sport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Matter. Of Minor Mention in and About
the City.

the City,
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
Ar the Grand lo.night-"one Of the
Finest"
ATtbe Opera House to'night-"AIegal
Wreck"
'HERMAS GRHRINd, Of Fulton, has sold
his home in that town to Michael Stein.
THR Christmas vacation at Bethany
College will commence on the Goth inst.
and continue for two weeks,
A MEETING OF the Wheeling Wheel
men is called for this evening, Business
Of Importance is TO DO considered.
The electrical power was shut of
about an hour beginning at ] O'clock p.
nj. yesterday, The street cars we've de-
layed during tho time,
Mr.. CHARLES Corr, who recently pur,
chased the Haley property at the corner
OF Twenty-!OuFth and Market streets, ls
having the house nicely repaired and
painted,
WILLIAM BRosT, a traCkman on the
Ohio River railroad, while cutting q rail
at Benwood yesterday, had his hand
badly mashed by another man who was
handling the sledge.
TuE young ladies OF tho Female Col
lege have arranged to give an entertain
nlent next Friday evening commencing
at S o'clock, 10 which all their friends
and the friends Of the institute will be
welcomed, =
IHE et, AIpu4hsus ,uoae.y naS 49, 800
Ihe loIloW'Eg oISeIs - ssvs V VIZ bee ras
i lILsSt'S An}oD IieiImnlleE, Corresnondipp
S aens, HH'I n Woeher. Financial Mad.
re,nrv Erederick Nolte.
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NAHHLAo E ;,uen ,os,N M sA1 10 Iossnh
UlerS Aooks o,u w. yvssII,a"y ,Ss;Sdm,
y. UlGkgy, aseu ~, HI pa snH M S
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Anaetso% dt ~" n HSY "a rssident If MI,
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A STRANGER IN w G!y , Isu"eh no,
aIIeF Grotslns nv ' Ia'V ,sWaiI i'va hsSEd
gu ohapllne sssUvU, " rommsnteJ nm
WhSellhgs lAea ii' ,' uo liz svth ori,
but never l,pHRlheu tGI s ,o Hus ",ima,
Ties would ASK oT'.ES Du .aaona,smo, ""'
lure saMPWIes' III" NV" ''''""'' '
use 'ue'u' o..,,,,,,. s,,r, L.ou
MGssIs' HOGAN InG Is o% N.Y. ri 1 H T"s,
up lhelT g9Gu MoIA ~ snta vi;y' maa,'
night ~, logan n n.Sa a sl,I1HM A. sawv VIVA
Ing ~ the iaDgi'uclc, "nu ~ IL " %Syno
conducted q hySly MeU'' ~, g s,s" v " Mi
Street al y. NhTrrm. G W. ,S% ,SSn; W.
DO at the Ilne sLiSst 0nu,U" ,, m,"'s"''
and VIII welcome III WIZ III" 0olH'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the City aud Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Chas, Moenkemeller is In Barnes
vile visiting his children.
Mr.. B. F. Beach, Of Seneca Falls, N. Y,
WIS registered at the Mcclure yesterday
Mr.. Nelson Cecil returned home yes
terday morning from u short trip down
Into Kentucky.
Miss Emma Blond has returned homc
from Pittsburgh whore she has. been
visiting for the past week.
Miss Lydia Donovan, 81 this city, Y
the guest Of her sister, MlcS. Richaru
Kemp, Of Washington, Pa.
Mr.. s. L. BriCe, the South Side drug.
gist, who has been laid up several days
with lumbago, Is convalesceut
Mr.. Joseph Handlan has returned
home irom the Lexington, Va, law
school for the purpose OF recuperating
his health. He was threatened with an
attack OF nalarial fever,
Miss Lydia MrMeChen aud number
OF friends rendered Miss JAMIE Good
and her guest, Miss Ella Mason, Of
Charleston, n pleasant surprise party
last night at Miss Goods home.
Mr.. Alex. Laughlin, Of Cleveland, was
in this city again yesterday looking after
some business matters and exchanging
greetings with old friends. lie was &C.
Companled by MIR. W. G. WATSON, Of
indianapolis.
Mr.. Will. Ford, who is connected
with Harry Williams In tho manage.
ment OF Williams Academy, In Pitts.
burgh; was In the city yesterday. Mr..
Ford will play Harry Williams Own
Show at the Grand, In this city, some
time next month.
Mr.. James W. Paxton was able 10 got
about on the streets yesterday with the
assistance Of CrutChes, after being con.
fined TO his residence for several weeks
with sprained knee. About ten years
ago Mr.. Paxton received a very severe
sprain to his knee, and ever since he has
periodically been troubled with It,
Miss Annie Sage has resigned the
position OF Assistant Librarian In the
Public Library, which she hns held for
tho past three or four years. The Public
Library Committee OF the Board OF Edu.
cation last evening selected Miss Jennie
Bailey 10 I'LL the vacancy. Miss Bailey
hNs had experience IN the position,
having often served as substitute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
"a Legal Wreck" Tonight.

"a Legal Wreck, a very pleasant and
amusing comedy from the pen Of Mr.,
William Gillette, the Glevercst comedy
playwright this country has, Is to be
presented at the Opera House this
evening for the Grst time in this city,
The play comes here with all the pres.
tige that atsuCcesslul run at the New
York Madison square theatre gives a
production, and will DO played by
an exceptionally good company.
The play Is one full Of thrilling
and romantic situations with great
deal that Is very ludicIous; in other
words, i Is avery bright aud lively com.
edy with plenty OF incident and some
very amusing bits Of Characterization
From what the exchanges say Of the
play, the public Is to be assured that
altogether the performance Is one well
worth seeing, The advance sale prom
ises n good house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
Yonlpr,lnr,. poIIrp pleknn.

Officer Deku found In an alley near
his home a sadly inebriated individual,
who when he was sober enough 10 talk,
said his name was II. MCCahan and that
he camO from Taylorstown. He was put
In the cooler along with drunk Officer
Bell found in Alley II, who gave the
name OF Kellar. Edward Feeney, a
plain drunk, was arrested by Chief Del.
brugge on Fourteenth street last night,
Sam. McNamee struck James Book in
the face while attempting TO board a
street car at Sixteenth and Main streets
last night. Officers Short and Moran ar
rested MCNamee, aud upon searching
him at the lookup found o pocket knife
with the blade open ready for use,
Marion Stephens, a native OF Iowa,
who said he had fallen from sCatfold at
Mansfield, Pa, was picked up on Market
street by Officer West last night, and
taken to the lookup, where DR.. Wilson
prescribed for hun. He wac suffering
terribly when West found him, but
seemed to grow better under tue Doc.
tors care. He wants to 60 to Iowa, aud
will be helped on his way when he is
able TO so.
Officer Terrell arrested an unknown,
who was too drunk TO identify himself
last night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
NEWs IrENs ANp pERs0NAls,

Morris Cope, Esq, Is In Tennessee.
MI Stephen IIipklns, is inWaShinglon,D. 9
Mr., Fred ,updegraR, OF Nt. Pleasant yves II
town yesterday,
Alice Taylor, u small child Of R, ". Taylor
| died last evening,
No. 6mlllat the standard was of last night OF
account Of tho changing Of rolls,
Miss Kate Moore returned 10 Mt. Pleasant yes
terday after 4 brief visit In this city.
Me,sp, Louis KeySeF aud A. Shaver 10
turned last evening from successful hunt b.
low belaiTe,
Tho Ladies' Guild Of the Episcopal Church will
meet " the residence Of Mis-, Harry NOrIhwooC
this evening.
Mss KIttie blackburn, OF BlOomingdale Ohio
y tue guest Of her friend Miss Rose Bari In thu
Garden Spot,
When you want llrst class novel go 10 TIT
PoSlOtilCe news stand. All the latest publiCa
tons can be had there,
The HKindergRrden" company had big housl
last night and gave satisfaction. Tue baud Apt
orchestra are tFStClASs, The former RtlTACIeC
much attention yesterday.
Frank Ebert has left Thorngate,s hardware
store aud taken q place at tho Cleveland & PlyIA
buIgh freight depot, lIe has been SuCCeedpdH
ThOFngate's by Marquis Davis,
Mr. Jnhn @, Anderson has returned from Jil
wGcgs trip IL the west ln tho interest Of hi
NUrlhwood glass works, aud will spend the hOll
days III his home IN SIeubenvllle.
The contest for the gold watch between Mr.
J0hl D. Spence aud Mr., q, q, SGdgWick closed
GU Monday night, and resulted In Victory FOL
SpcuCe no turning III S!it " 10 s!Ol 90 collected
BY his opponent The proceeds Will 10 to the
baptist church,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
NinnndstIlle IIudrel.

Tho Sotk Of RfsdluE Ninth street has bccn
somewhat delayed w fOAlqp Of The bad weather
Nj. A. q. piymllO and Mis- BllGy Iypy wetI
married al Tho brides home Ia 'thV Second ward
Monday evening,
MF. William Powell and Miss lhlS ilAttlSwetC
married yesterday morning Al tho Simpson N,
Il parsonage. Both paf1lei claimed TO DO from
DehWOOd,,
Tho membets and friends Of HE simpson n,
n, church will be glAd 10 know that one and
probably two new organs Will 10 put In The
building In 4 few dAyA.
AZ iAhi MoundIyllle d. TO have nerchanlA'
carnival. The young ladies WHO are In iAkB part
ID II met a tho home q Ml1s l1na Henderson
last night to complete tho arrangements.
Mr. B9wly Y one Of tho Glstsi ~ the post.
postmaster, aud though hhU ard her people are
81 democratic belief, Will give general lalIbiac.
lion 10 the patrons At tho once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
LYEsKY CLEARED.
Tho jury Returns Verdict pfNot Guilty.
The Docket for To-day.


The jury in the case Of Michael
I.ynsky, OF Bellpire, indicted for robbing
Peter Moran, also Of Bellaire, OF s7S5
near tho Baltimore & Ohio depot in this
city on thenight oiJune II last, returned 4
verdict Of mot guilty" about 0 o'clock
last evening after having been out but Q
short time. Tho case was on trial all
day yesterday, the arguments consum'
ing about three hours OF the afternoon
session. Lynsky was released from
further attendance on the court imme'
diately after the announcement OF the
verdict,
Part II, Campbell Judge, was not in
session yesterday; II will bs to-day
however and the case Of Jacobs vs., Kls'
Wis, Kraft & Co., will be resumed,
The case Of William Olator, Padge
0'Neill and Harvey Combs, indicted fol
iraudulpntly obtaining money from ]
N, Medically, OF LoVettsburg, Va, Is sci
for trial in Part to-day. There IL con
siderable doubt Us To whether Medically
the prosecuting witness will appear, anC
IN case he does not the trial will probably
be dropped, Medically writes that ht
has secured a good job which lie il
afraid no will lose II he absents himsel
to come here 10 testify.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
ASK your grocer for Buckeye Extracts,
best and cheapest. Guaranteed pure.
DELLAIRE BRIEFS.


Yesterdays Happenings In Condensed
Form-Polnts About People.
Mrs. Maggie COnor, OF Homecoming, Nd, Is the
guest Of friends here.
Henry Crop, OF the steel works. lost small
child by death yesterday.
W. u. Mallory, Of Darlington, was here yester.
day shipping apples " Buffalo, MY.
Miss Ina johnson gave a party at tho home OF
her sister last night II wa Rn Gnl Jyable affair.
Mr.. James L, Chaplin, Of Toledo one OF firm
OF bankers, Is IN the city looking after some
street paving bonds 10 DO sold next week.
Tho Baltimore & Ohio yards get blocked here
occasionally with. freight. Tho delays " some
property recently have been very serious.
". A. Boggs, agont Of the Doll4re. 2Anesville
q Cincinnati has resigned nis position, General
Agent Seal has charge Of the otllceat present.
John Donohue, fifteen years old, died yCstcr
day at the homo Of his mother, AlEs, Mary bono
hue, GU X 70 Hill after weeks SlokueGs with
typhoid fever.
william Springer. for number OF years with
the Ktna Glass Company, has accepted good
position at tho Homestead, Pa, steel works.
lie left for that place yesterday.
yesterday at her home, Of An affection 81 tho
lower u nbs. snO Will 10 greatly missed BY u
large circle ri friends anu relatives
Miss Mary Atkip, OF the IOStOlllco force, left
last night for 81. UlalrSvillo To- testify ID the
SweltEer. IIlttle pension casa. Miss Arkle hand
led the letters which passed through the post
Office.
william IIAlhorn aud MCMillOl Bros, came TO
town yesterday with big lot OF turkeys aud
shipped them by express 10 philAdelDhia. The
turkeys were bought up In this county and were
In fine condition,
Lower town citizens have madO the street rail.
way management some very nice oilers Of cash
for tho extension Of the street car llnO 10 their
part Of The city. Two men 9iler slVp each Pi ~
built
A passenger coach In ono Of the Dellaire
Evansville q ClnCi natl trains Jumped the track
In cut near bethel, on the summit Of the hill
and tho who'll side Of the coach was torn out
MlraCnlOusly the icW passengers aboard escaped
unhurt,
Tho Annox Of The 8. o.SCummluS building IN
tho rear Of tho Belmont street store, pRited yes
teflRy and lot big stock Of Iron, nails, etc.,
down several feet a gang Of nOu soon fixed II
up with hog chains Without much trouble aud
everything ID now all right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04

Those who are at q, A, HOUSES music
store at s o'clock this morning will
doubtless secure choice seats to hear the
joint entertainment by "Bill" Nye and
James Whltcomb Riley at tho Opera
louse Friday evening, Those who
wait until later run grave risk OF getting
left, There Is every sign Of big rush,
The Autographs OF the two famous
humoFists displayed about town have
surprised people, who took the burles,
que portraits IN the papers for the real
thing, Its certainly Creditable that 60
great an interest 10 taken in the coming
entertainment. In all the other cities
the best people flock TO hear them, and
laugh and cry through a whole evening
at THEN doll humOr and wholesome
pathos,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
rransfer. Of Ileal Estntc.

Two deeds of trust and the following
conYeyanCes Of real estate were admitted
- record in Clerk Hooks office yester.
day; ,., - December 2, 1880, by
Henry W. Fair and Wilt A!e -SSa ~ l d
Hill, for IS feet of the west o. :, - " ~
No. ~ in CburChill's addition No. 4.
Consideration, 500.
A deed made December 9, 1880, by
Henry w. Fair and wife, 10 Mrs. Jane
Tappan, wife OF Alfred Tappan, for lot
No. II in ChurChill's addition No. |.
Consideration, 500.
A deed made November %, 1880, by
Jesse I.antz and wife, to Edward j. Rut-
ter, for part Of lot No. 100 In 0hapline
and Eod's addition. Consideration,
$1,000. "
a deed made December 9, 1889, by
Michael Reilly and wife, to John A.,
Lawrence and Frederick Zarnitz and
John 3. RiCkens, for the property on
Main street known at No. 1874. Con.
sideration, $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
DEATH OF TWO OLD RESIDENTS.
Martins Ferry LOsss Two EstImablO Ladls
Other News Prom That Place.

hllftnb Ferry Loses Two fAtlLlhblc LRules'
Other News From That Place.
This community was shocked esterday morn.
ing by the announcement Of the death Of Mrs
Sarah v. Nelson, Of this place, She had been
sick for year and confined 10 her room for q
couple Of weeks. Last week she was taken TO
Bridgeport for treatment at the sherman HOUSE,
OF which her brother, Mr., JAmts Van Pelt, Is the
proprietor. She did not Improve, but grew
WOiHa until Monday afternoon, when the attend
Ing physicians announced that recovery was im
possible She knew she could not recover and
was prepared 70 die. he was relieved OF her
suffering about 0 O'clock yesterday morning
The deceased wai the wife, Of the late Dr.; Alex
andeF Nelson, and had resided on seeQnd street
between Washington aud jefferson Tor many
Year,, She Was 81 years old, = member Of the
Presbyterian Church aud was highly respected;
She was sister OF Mr., John l.. Van PET, ~
LapsIug Mich. formerly Of Martins Ferry, NJ,
Van Peit, Of Martins Ferry. The funeral win
Jake place from tho sherman House, Bridgeport
Tomorrow afternoon.
Another old resident passed away yesterday IN
the person Oi Mrs. Elizabeth staRtof vile q
Thomas II, Stanton, sr,, residing on Eighth
stricken with paralysis about two years ago
which euded In dropsy, this causing her death
The deceased was born In the old stone'hnliSC
near slacktown, on september ", 1878, and WIZ
therefore q years old. Her maiden name wa
Elizabeth Hlnes and she married Mt, slRul0u
In Isl, They moved TO MARTINS Ferry In the
winter Of 1888 crossing the leo, and Ocpuplrd
the lFSt house built In ARTlln'S hollow, " which
time there were not over 100 Inhabitants, Oh.
was one OF tho bldeat members IN the MeIhOdls
church, having been Identified with that CongEv
CATION when Il did not have y place OF worship
except the loft OF tho old WOODEN factory, when
they met,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
A wheeling Man in "a Legal Wreck

Mr.. viii D. Ingram. a former well
known resident Of this city, will appear
on the stage Of the Opera House THU
aud tomorrow evenings as q member oil
the illegal Wreck" company. Last
season Mr.. Ingram was with Robert
NIantell in "Monbars," and lie has bsen
seen here In the past six years with
other leading companies. AS u first
class, conscientious, Woodworking aclol
Mr.. Ingram has gained a wide reputa,
ton, aud in climbing the ladder OF fame
has gotten near the top In his chosen
profession. He is a twin brother OF Mr..
Daniel D, Ingram, OF North Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04

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known and 30 popular as 10 need no Bpel
Clal mention. All who use Electric BIZ.
toiS sling tho same song Of pfaiso.-A
purer medicine docs not exist and II ID
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Electric Bltters will cure all diseases Of
tho liver and kidneys, will remove pin.
pies, boilS, salt rhgiini and ether atIec.
lions caused by impure blood. --Will
drive malaria from the system and
prOvCntas well as Cure allmalaral ievers.
For euro Of headache, constipation and
indigestion Try Electric ttorS,-Entlfe
batisiaCtion guaranteed, OF money re.
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