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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-02
DElLIAIRE
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
viii Mcdonald, Of tho steel works here, 4
down with tho fever.
b.. +. COCkAynO has closed out bis onLIfe stock
finishing with Rn alctlOn SALE
william 3. KOyBCr had bis thumb mashed Of
yesterday at the stamping works.
Colonel roOrmAn was Ia town a few houfs yes
IetdAy and left for Columbus IN the afternoon.
Pearl, tho daughter OF Druggist D. II. DArrah
Is still very low With small hope other recovery
The telephone "COnlFaiS' have changed place.
hero. Miss Maggie Gordon Is nov OH day time
Tho usual number Of movers were seen yegtGr
day. All tho express wagons were engaged all
+, BrunCr, train master Of tho Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh railroad, was here yesterday on buAi'
lCts,
Captain Il. T.. DoVrleS accompanied President
Ill Collins, o., tho Baltimore u ohlO' On MI
trip here yesterday,
During tho windy weather Oh Sunday the
awning pole Al Seals llfOs. blew upside down,
breaking three Window
Mrs TT Seal, Of The Third ward, has for hel
ylHGlA Mllg. Agile 1lanlOh, Of GAINESVILLE, and
Miss Peatl uAnlOt, Of Cincinnati,
Jack Hamilton resumed bis run Oh the CleyB.
land 4 rlhbuVh railroad yesterday morning
IA mall agent alter q few months rest
John K. Weir left yesterday morning Tot
Youngstown, thinking the tnp would do him
good, a. Ito has been very sick for hom0 time
past
Nt q. ~. Amos and wife, OF Richie COur,
iiipSHR'dRii. Nj. &n HS d . Slc X OiitEt S sai EO q az q
county,
Yesterdays election resulted IN The choice Of
l,R, JennIngA for Water Works Trustee, B. Wood.
llOu, aud the following member Of Council!
Y ni ward A, pGrtsoliy, D.i Second, l. Gavin,
Dj Third q, Kerr, Dti Fourth, y, Archer a.,
Filth, J. boswell, y, ApeMOr, flftl ward, x,
l1hlnAnt Il Second, " LlndlkN d. Third, Al
Feeleyi, D,l Fourth, H. COffman, HI Filth Il,
Lowe ~
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PROT, ", Writ, Of Dallas, is In town on
business,
Many persons from BeIlairc Came over Sunday
and took the street cars on this side for
Wheeling.
AlouzO RApier, one OF the sub.managers OF the
Riverside steel plant, removed his family 10
Wheeling last week,
PrOieSsorsF +. II. CrgO, OF Wheeling, aud D. ".
Williams, Of M0undSvllle, took active parts In
tho Teachers meeting Saturday.
Tho WomAn's Aid Society, which has In view
the erection Of a parsonage adjoining the Meth.
oiist. Church, will give u festival Saturday
evening,
A native OF IIlndoostau, who had been en-.
plOyed around the blast furnace for several
months; left last week to return to the land Of
his birth.
The electric motors have not sufficient power
70 take them over tho crossing on the baltimore
4 Ohio and up the grade In Centre ward. Horses
are brought TO their aid,
II the Register reporter deems that the present
city officers have rendered 30 good and efficient
services In the past, why Is II no one has not
seen an account Of their good services IN
prlnt2
II itwerC wise or expedlGnt for the city to pur.
chase two lots In Center ward some time since,
have tho times or necessities changed that 1t be
equally wiAc for this Council to have sold part
Of them to AT enteTprlslnR saloon keeper with q
stipulation 10 sell him more II he wished ~
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A NOTApLE |HvUsE.MARMING.
Alpha Lodge X. of Ii. Moves Into Its Ne,
nOnRfara.

Alpha Lodge X. of II. Moves into Its New
Quarters.
Alpha Lodge No. 424 has just got set
tied in It's new lodge room in the third
story Of the Franklin insurance block,
on Twelfth street, and last evening a
very enjoyable social time was had by
the members and their friends by way
Of o sort OF house-warming. The open.
ing address was made by Judge G. D.
Cranmer, and Prof.. +. H. Crago followed
with some remarks. Mr.. L, W. Dun.
away also gave a brief talk, accompany:
ing II with o recitation, 1.-THE Jinets."
MI. William Bottstord sang 0 comic solo,
"Root, Hog, or Die" Mr., J. Il. Rryson
gave some comic Dutch dialect selec-
lions, and a young son Of Mr.. s. Water.
house delivered two Rotations. Five
little girls sang q doll baby song, Lucy
Dillon gave a recitation, and a number
OF other little ones gave pleasing per-
formanCes.
The new hall has been elegantly car.
peted and furnished by Frew & Bertschy,
and Is now one OF the most attractive
lodge rooms in the city.
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Miss Beverly Sitgreaves spent two
days in this city last week, visiting her
mother. She came down from Pitts.
burgh, where Rosina Vokes and her &C.
ComplIBhed company, OF which Miss
Sitgreaves Is member, played last week.
Miss S~itgrGaves Is still u popular mem.
Der Of Miss VokOs' company and is re.
Ceiving most complimentary notices
from the press all over the country. II
Is the intention Of Miss Vokes and Mr..
DeitE, her manager, 10 star her younger
sister, Victoria Vokes, next season. A
New York debut has already about been
arranged for. Victoria is said 10 have
fully as much Of the comedy element
AbOlit her as her sister.
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We will offer the following great bar
gains this week:
10000 yards Seersuckers at sc per
yard, worth l0c.
5000 yards plaid and stripe dress Seer.
suckers at SIC per yard, worth 12!c.
5000 yards woOl.iaced Challies at &c
per yard, worth 12!c.
1000 yards Toilet Crash at &c per yard,
worth &c.
5000 yards calicoes at &c per yard,
10000 yards A unbloached Muslin at
&c, worth &C..
10000 yards Lancaster Ginghams al
Ole, worth Sc.
5000 yards unbleached Table Linen at
zoe, worth Doc.
1900 knotted fringed Towels at 19c
each, worth SOC.
In addition 10 the above we will offer
Is pieces 4O.inCh wide Henrietta Cloth,
in all the new shades, at Coo per yard,
and 25 pieces Surah silk, oil colors, at
43C per yard, worth 05c.
STONE & THOMAS.
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,rLnra in iIn, nnEnnLn.

Our second invoice Of Carpets have
arrived, and We offer for this week the
greatest bargains ever offered In Wheel.
Ing, Below will be found a few OF tho
many bargains this week.
5000 yards Tapestry Brussels at $50
per yard, reduced from 66c.
5000 yards Tapestry Brussels at $50
per yard, worth zoe.
1000 yards extra heavy Union Carpets
al 47C per yard, worth GOC.
10000 yards best all.wool extra super.
fine Carpets made al 95c per yard.
5000 yards Stinsen's best Velvet Oar.
pets At 05C per yard, reduced from 81 %.
We show you more Carpets than any
three stores combined In the city, and
At prices that cannot DO duplicated.
The above special prices are for this
week only, SroNE 4 THOMAS.
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VAN BAKER ROBBED AGAIN.
lie IlAs u Twenty Dollar billstolen from Ii
pocket IN JniI,

lie has u Twenty Dollar bill stOIen from Ills
Pocket In jail.
The story Of Van Bakers heavy loss
while playing a game Of poker in the
county jail some time ago is still fresh
in the public mind. Lately another
robbery in the Jail, OF which he was the
victim, came to light, Last evening ".
P. Winters, also q prisoner in the jail,
was arraigned before Squire Davis in'the
Jail office, accused Of the theft. Win.
ters Is in on a charge Of false ~pretenses
preferred by the proprietor OF the st.
Charles hotel. The evidence was that
Bakers purse was taken from his pocket
while lie was asleep, and when he walked
up he missed $50. A prisoner named
Adams said he saw Winters take the
money, and another named Gleason
said Winters told him he took 1t. The
taller had seen Winters pass a $50 bill
out To Col. Arnett. Squire Davis held
Winters on the additional charge Of
lnFCnnV.
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MISS PIOY OROWELIA
Her First Appearance Here Appropriately
In tIInfnIuaiInn

Her First Appearance Here Appropriately
In "~InfatuRtlon."
Miss Floy Crowell made her first ap.
pearance In Wheeling at the Grand last
night in "Infatuation." The play Is
also new here. 1t Is interesting and
makes pretty severe demands upon the
star, She was equal To her task, and as
Ole SomerriM gave q pleasing rendition
OF a very exaCting role. Mi. Adolman
as SomerpiHe sustained his high reputa.
ton, and Mr.. Dudley's Characterization
OF the dude-tramp was great. The rest
OF the support was entirely satisfactory.
The audience was large and Justly up.
~preciative.
This evening the company will appear
in q southern comedy, Jess" From
the favorable impression made last night
1t Is safe To say the business will be large
all week,
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alni KInlnr nnnLa.

The wild ducks which were Geen In
the river In such numbers Sunday were
still on hands in reduced coveys yeSter.
day. The sportsmen and steamboats, on
the river annoyed them 80 that they
sought the ~seClusion which the Back
river grants, but there they had no more
peace, for the mon and boys with guns
followed them. BY night nearly ali had
been killed or frightened away. The
Joke about Officer McNichol arresting
people for "Chaslng the duck" was not
GENERALLY understood, and about a score
Of people asked him yepterdayif they
might shoot birds at The upper end Of
the Island. Now, chase the duck" lisa
let HarriSan, OF the vulgar expression
"rtsh The growler." In lieu Of q aia.
gram, II iS hoped this will sufficiently
explain the pun 10 relieve the minds Of
The would.be duck hunters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-02

President Scott, OF the Central Glass
Works, said lust evening that this COM
pany had not received any answer from
Lancaster, o., to the proposal submitted
to the people OF that town looking to-
ward the location Of the Centrals works
In that town. He has received from In
dianapolis an invitation to meet n COM
mittee OF the Board Of Trade Of that city
ON Wednesday, totalk over the situation
and confer with q view TO formulating a
plan for the location OF the works there.
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PRESIDENT NBRIpN COMING.
The Miners to Receive a Visit from tn,
Head Of their Union.

The Miners ~ Receive y Visit tfom the
Head Of their Union.
The coal miners OF Wheeling and vi
cinity and Bridgeport aud vicinity have
received a letter from John Mcbride, OF
Ohio, President Of the Miners National
Progressive Union, to the effect that he
will pay a visit to the local branches OF
the organization in these towns the lat.
ter part OF this week, remaining a day
in each place, He will deliver an adj
dress to the miners OF the Wheeling
Union in the Trades Assembly hall on
Thursday evening,
The local miners have not yet agreed
with the operators on a scale to govern
wages in this locality, but expect to
reach an understanding ut an early day.
The approaching visit Of President Nc
Bride Is looked forward to with much
interest,
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TnR pAIETERs sTRIKg OFE.


A Compromise Enscted Yesterday aud
Work GOsS ON,
Another consultation was held yester-
day between the committees of the en-
ploying and contracting painters and
the striking iourneymen, and after q
good deal Of discussion and a number OF
proposals from each side, an arrange
mept was arrived at which seemed to be
mutually satisfactory, \ %journeyman
painter Was seen last evening who would
not or could not explain the terms OF
the agreement, but said 1t was all right
and the men would resume work this
morning under their old employers, 1t
is inferred that both parties conceded
somewhat OF the Opposition's demands.
The public will be glad to know that the
strike Is settled on terms mutually ac'
ceptable and that the building boom
will not be iniuriously affected by the
IiHlOUlkV
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The Dentists In se..lon.

The Ohio Valley Dental Society held
another one OF lis interesting regular
meeting in this city last evening at the
office OF DR.. ]. A. Mcclure. There were
about twenty numbers in attendance,
including representatives from Steuben-
vile, Flushing, O., Sharon, Pa, Pittsburg
Bellaire and one or two other points.
Papers were read after the regular rou.
tine business had been disposed OF by
Dr.. Harrison, formerly Of Cadig, now Of
this city, DR.. Chandler, OF steubenvllle,
and Dr.. Mcclure. These papers were
very interesting and the discussions
they provoked, prolonged the meeting
until midnight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-02

The Council Committee on Health
held another one Of It's famous meetings
last evening and talked with itself for
an hour or two. The special committee
appointed to arrange, II possible, for a
transfer Of the old court house property,
has been called TO meet tonight. A call
was issued for this committee to meet
last week, but a quorum failed TO obey
the call. This new Council appears to
be possessed with a mania for meetings.
Hardy a night has passed since 1t came
into existence that II has not felt itself
called upon to hold a Council or ON
mittee meeting, all Of which Is very sat
isfaCtory to Chief Delbrugge, who gets
one dollar for every committee meeting
called and three dollars for every Coun.
oil meeting. These fees SO far aggregate
q very comfortable sum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-02

In the medical line IL the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II combines
the active properties Of dates, lgs and
pfuneS In such q way az 10 make II one
q the most pleasant and effective rene.
dies on the market, II Is easily taken
by, Old and young, and Ia a sure cure for
habitual constipation, b%iliouSness, dys.
pepsiA, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by q weak stomach, die.
eaSed kidneys or inactive liver, Sold In
20 cent bottles BY o, Il, HoetGe, W. W,
irwin, ". Il. Williams, John LAughlln.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Ool Wh0lesale agents. I u
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Excursion tickets 10 New York City
will DO sold al low round trip rates via
the Pennsylvania lines for the Centen.
NAL celebration Of the Inauguration 81
George Washington, 10 be held on April
20 aud 20, 1889. For full ihiotmAtlonap.
ply TO ], q. Tomllnson, ticket agent
Pllsbufgh, Cincinnati 4 81, Louis Rail.
way passenger station, or To- J, Ballle,
Ticket agent, MclAre House wheeling,
w, Va,
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Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
menSely popular. 1t cures habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
bottles by @. r, Goethe, W. W. Irwin
W. Z. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan & Co. and Goodwin & Co., whole
sale agents.
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Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known to cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; to dis.
pei Headaches, Colds and Fevers; to
Cure Habitual Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale in so cts and Sl.0O hotties by Logan
Drug Co.. Anton T. Hess, r. B. Burt
and g. M%enkemeller.
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A. L. RICE 4 co.

Japanese Screens were advertised for
last week and didn't arrive In time
they ara In nOw-twO styles, So So and
~ Y6 u piece.
We viii have our Opening some day
this wGek-cant just give the day now.
will though tO.nOrrOM-SO please lOOk
out Tor orr announcement. We want
you all to come and see our styles for $50
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A SAD
Tho Secret Cause Of Most LadIeS'
Troubles Explained and Some
SanRIbla Advice Given,

Tho Secret Cause Of Most LadIeS'
Troubles Explained and Some
Sensible Advice Given,
thousand lives a single week IN which she does
not either cry or feel like crying. The cares OF
life, dIERppOihtmCntS, and, more than all else,
weaknesses aud palnk make all women more or
leSs miserable. .ThlAls all wrong. Women were
made for happiness, not for misery. When u
woman IL weak she requires strength. Her
body, her mind aud all her faculties aud iunc.
tons must be put In a healthy condition, or she
cannot secure strength. Nature Is always ready
70 do this, but nature almost always requires as
SlstanGe, aud tho question therefore II, "Il0W
can we best assist nHtuTeY'
The lnesl physicians In the medical profess
sion have agreed thai nothing 10 surely and
easily dOeS this as pure whlAkey hken In mOder
atinn, either before meals OF between meals. The
effect Is TO gently aud healthily stimulate all the
faculties TO- vigorous action, and thus nature Is
assisted and strength, L. given, There are hun
dredk OF thousands Of ladies In America To day
who are grlWlRg stronger, healthier and more
attractive In appearance by the ludleI0uA lhe OF
Duly's Pure Malt Whisky, Many oil. these
ladies are tho wives Oi ministers and professors,
They realize that Dully'E Pure Malt Whisky lisa
medicine, not q drink, and that IL furnishes the
best and only positive help IN weakened bodie,
that has ever been discovered, Great care
should DO eXerciteiJ however, " SECURE only the
genuine, which IL absolutely pure, for there art
many bOc4llGd whistles In the market that AIt
Il pOsltlIe Injury TO anyone who uses them, VIZ
venture 70 assert however. that not one woman
In five hundred WIN Will carefully use thli
great aid to health In moderation will CONTINUE
To suffer from weaknesses, but, on the contrary
will lind u renewal not only Of youthful vigor
but Of color, brightness, aud nll those qualities
which Indicate the presence OF perfect health
mTbTu
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Mrs. Katharine Lump died at hOr
home on North Main street Sunday,
aged Il. She was born In Hesse, and
catnU 10 America In ls47 and married
John Lump In rttsbutgh In 1913,
They came 10 Wheeling In 1870, and
Mr.. Lump died here In 1870. MH,
lump was only III one day.
Mrs, Elizabeth Hoffman also died on
Sunday, aged 70 years. She was born In
Germany and came 10 America Ia 40,
settling In Wheeling, She was taken III
on Friday with pneumonia. She leaves
three children.
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The well on tho John sawhill farm,
about two miles north of Claysville, Is
down about 700 feet and progressing
nicely. This well is located on the gas
belt and It's owner expects q good gasser.
1t Is being put down by the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company, and II the terri.
tory proves good enough, wells will be
put down to supply this city and neigh
boring towns with an abundance Of gas.
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SPRING n SUMMER.

We arc In receipt Of all tho newest
Novelties In WOOlens for mems wear,
consisting Of Sultlngs, Pa~ntalOOnlngS
and OyefCOatlngs, which We are pre-.
pared 10 make up In the best style and
III It reasonable prices.
SpeClaltiCs-FanCy Flannel Shirts at
so cents and upwards, and Orerslzes 50
6. HESS & SONS,
1891 e. 1898 Market Street.
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and the efficacy Of its action have rem.
dered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs. immensely pop.
ular. II Cleanses and Tones up the
clogged and ieverish System, and dispels
Headaches, Colds and Fevers. For sale
in so cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan
Drug Company, Anton p. Hess, r. B.
Burt and G. Menkemeller.
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Do YOU suffer with habltual congtipa.
ton or billousneas2 u 90, try the pleas.
ant fuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure YOU. Sold In 30 cent bottles
BY o, Il. Goethe, W. ". Irwin, W. Il,
Williams, John Laughlln, Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 90, Wholesale
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Qht 9ntelliQenter.
once Nos. 70 aud VI Fourteenth Street.


For Itent-Furnlshed Room.
WantGd-A Girl.
WGnted-Flfst Glass Hand on Fine Goats.
WAntcl-Men for City.
For Sale--BottllnR Apparatus.
WRnted-A Good Kitchen Girl.
White Mountain Ice Cream FrGCEerS.
Mrs. L. DIScler-UmbrellAs Repaired.
NOtlce-B. +. Higgins.
Decorated Tea sets-Ewlng bros.
For Northumberland Andes.
RemOved-MArtln KlelnhRuS.
Gold Pens-SMntOn & Davenport.
US. RhOdes-IAee Curtains.
John FrlCIel-Croekery and Wall Paper.
WAnlCd-YOunR Men-FOurth page.
Statement Of the City Of London Fire 1nSur
inCD CO.-Fourth mage,
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For 81 80 you can get one dozen fnc
S%atln.lnish Cabinet Photographs and
one extra In d fine gilt frame SxlO size,
at plummer'g, 1888 Main street, Wheel.
Ing. Delays are dangerous. Come one,
come all,
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The resignation Of j. L. Beck as Gen.
eral Delivery Clerk at the postofice
went into effect yesterday. He was sue.
by George Z. Boyd, jr. Ed
Forester was appointed a letter carrier
10 succeed Daniel V. Hughes, resigned
TO accept the position Of City Assessor,
TO which he was recently appointed.
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Students desiring to enter at the be.
ginning Of the spring term will present
themselves at Linsly Hall, on Monday,
April S,a s o'clock a. IN. For partiCu.
lars and catalogues, call on or address,
JOHN Ii. RoEMER,
PFinCiDal.
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HOOPS sarSaparilla is peculiar To itself
and superior 10 all other preparations In
strength, economy, and medicinal merit.

PRoP. Henry KRlPrAlINE will open
his school Of modern languages and art
at the Llnsly Institute, on Monday,
April s. Special attention will DO given
70 teaching conversation In German and
French,
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bridgeport.

Yesterdays election resulted in tho choice Of
N. Kuhn aud william KOehnline for Council
without opposition, while Thomas Jones had 1903
votes 10 William Cooks los, For Cemetery Trus'
tees Charles Kaufman was elected for three
year, George Gllen for two aud Henry Koehn.
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ceptiOnal opportunities were en-.
jOyed by GEO. NJ. SHOOK 4 60.
In the purchase Of their Spring
and Summer stock Of Dry Goods,
etc. Being among the earliest
buyers In the Eastern markets,
many
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-02

Plummer's fine satin.anish Cabinet
Photographs reduced to only 81 per
1888 Main street, Wheeling.