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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-17
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
10 the Glass City,

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
. the Glass City,
S. II. Lee, after dISpOsIng Of his property here,
left for his Chicago home yesterday,
U. g, Baker Il hero on a few days visit to
friends. Grant says Findlay still bOOmS.
Jacob Murray, Of the @. 4 !, round house, has
a new RsslSIant-a% ten'pound boy-Ri his house,
Joseph D. Kelly was elected President Of the
School Board NJ. Huffman Vice Pretldent and
II. A. LichtenbergCr Clerk,
The Bellairo has been chartered to carry about
100 Of the A. o, II, 10 Marrin's Ferry April .,
10 the laying Of u corner stone,
Eggs are very scarce Just at present, Easter Il
near and aud they are bringing better prices 10
Wheeling and the other larger cities, ,
The Lantern Globe Company will employ
double the number Of men, working both
factories, one In the First ward aud the other In
the Fourth.
Mr., Tyler, Of the nail works, who came here
recently from NiRinla, cannot stand the eli
mate, water, etc, has taken sick and thrown NJ
his position Rt the steel plant.
Charles Mount, the man who got o severe fall,
breaking his Jaw, was taken TO his home In the
interior Of the State yesterday, lie Will moi
likely do any more ~rallrOading,
sy Welherald passed through here yesterday
morning for Martins Ferry from Findlay, Nj,
WCtherah Will go 10 work Immediately in the
Laugllin MIL In Martins Ferry,
The newly elected Democratic Township
Treasurer Is out OF the city aud has not given
bond, Mr, beavers will get back, no doubt, Ia
time 10 hle a bond and take possession OF the
office,
Joseph Huffman, Of tho ierrybOat here, Ia,
been employed by Captain lnglGbrlght, Of Mar
tins Ferry, TO take his small yacht 10 Pittsburgh
aud bring the CHARTERS down, provided he eau
make the deal for her.
Sheriff II, Q, Hanna, Of Guernsey county,
passed through here yesterday on his way to So
ClaiTSyillo TO take the rRpist, NJ Timms, to hi
own county. ST ClalrSYllle officials arrested
him Monday near there,
James hurry, the stone mason, after Hlllng
several contracts at 81, ClAlRYille, has moved
his tools and machinery here. The two huIchGi
and tho court house were pretty blg Jobs, ant
Mr., Murray has been away for several years, liz
Is located In tho First ward now,
At the meeting OF the School Board Monday
night the retiring members were presented Will
an easy chair each. The retiring President wa
s. s.. MeGOwRh and Mr.. C., BIppus the other
Resolutions were passed, speeches made and re
spOnded To by the eX,nCmbers leellpgly, Tit
affair was very enjoyable aud tho best Of ieelinl
was displayed. The new members stand OnI
Republican and I've Democrats, The new Clcrl
IL also q Republican.
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TUE SANITARY CONVENTION.
An Interesting Meeting Promised, to
Held this Evening.


The First district members OF the
State Board Of Health viii meet in this
city to-day, and those Of the Second dis
trict at oharlestown, to examine appli.
cants for registry as physicians and
transact other business, This evening a
public meeting and sanitary convention
will be held in the chamber OF the
Second branch OF Council, ut the City
building, DIR, ]. P. West, Health officer
Of Bellaire, will read q paper on Pre-
yention OF ZymOtiC Diseases in Chill
dren." DR.. Dickey will talk on Santa.
ton" Superintendent OF Schools An
derson will open the discussion Of
"School Hygiene" Mr.. Il. W. Wells,
the architect, will speak on Ventilation
Of Dwellings from q Builders Stand
point" illustrated by diagrams on the
blackboard, DR., Ulrich will read a pa
per on "The Disposal Of Sewage" DR.,
Garrison will talk in q somewhat novel
vein OF "Waier and the Water Supply"
MI, @, b. Hart will talk briefly on "Un-
sanitary Wall Decoration" and DR..
Cooke, Of Bridgeport, DIR, Williams, OF
Martins Ferry, and others will intro
duce topics,
The general public is cordially invited
and urged TO BIZ present, The topics are
all live, practical and interesting, and
the discussion cannot fail to profit any
body, whatever his walk in life,
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Norvll Hood Is visiting friends al Canal Dover
Angle lump, aged2 Year,, was buried yestVr
day.
H., R.. Hilton, ESQ., Of Topeka, visited Mr.. o
Il. Wood yesterday,
Miss Belle Zane, Of the Island, is the guest o
Martins Ferry friends.
Tho Martins Ferry painters will hereafter
work only nine houna day Instead OF ten.
Martins Ferry people will take stock In thu
Wheeling Electrical Company, which will ex
tend Its line 10 Martins Ferry.
The wOmRn's Relief Corps will give a iestiva.
at The Lafayette Hall ~eXtsRturday evening and
not Thursday evening, as hRs been stated,
MrS. Charles McGronaglu, OF Mt, Pleasant, wa
In town yesterday on her return home from
Steubenyille, where she has been settling up The
CstAte OF her husband.
Yesterday afternoon q gauge was placed or
several fire plugs. The pressure at the plug on
the corner Of Hanover aud Second streets ran Ut
10 ll6 pounds In y half minute.
Mr. and Sin. PlersOn Coleman and Mr.. and
MrS. Port Coleman attended the funeral Of Mr.
jacob Coleman ut powhAtan, who was Killed m
the storm nj that place last week.
Extensive preparations arc being made for the
laying Of the. corner stone OF the 81. Mary
Catholic ChuIch here on Sunday, April IS All
OF the Catholic societies In Wheeling, BellAIre
BenwOOd and bridgeport Will attend III q body,
Rev. Father Mattlngly, the rector, said yesterday
That he would not be surprised TO sec 1000 per
sons present. II the weather Is favorable, Ar
engagements have been made With the steamer
BellRlte 10 carry tho visitors TO and IRON Mar
tint. Ferry. llIhop WatterSon will take part 10
the laying Of the corner stone. Tho Catholic
church Is prospecting under the rGctorshlp OF Rev
Father MhttlnRly. There arc from I'D to III
families and nearly LOO souls In the parish,
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TORONTO BEATS WHEELING.
Yesterdays Game Of ball on the leland
Toronto Too Strong.

Yesterdays Game of Ball on tue leland.
Toronto Too Strong.
The game Of ball played at Island
Park yesterday afternoon by the Wheel.
ing club with the Torontos, OF the Inter
national League, resulted In the defeat
OF the Wheeling men by a score OF II
to 8.
The game was a very uneven match,
the Toronto men being oil q class OF play.
ers considerably ahead OF those Of the
Wheeling team. This fact was apparent
at the very outset and put n damper on
what enthusiasm might have been con-
tained in the AUDIENCE Of about 500 that
had gathered. At the bat tho visitors
were very vigorous, and in fielding they
were sharp and active,
Brodie and Boyd formed the battery
with which tho home team started TO
work, but at the end OF the iourth in
ming they were retired and Kennedy
and Bowman substituted. In the four
innings that Brodie occupied the box he
made five costly wild pitches and
had thirteen hits made of him. This
poor work combined with several bad
errors In the field allowed the Torontos
to pile up eight runs. In running bases
the Canadians were quick and daring,
stealing second base eight times during
the game. SECOND hpSe was again poorly
covered for Wheeling, and the audience
was not slow TO express It's dissatisiac-
ton that such was the case. Second base
is an important point and the Wheeling
team must strengthen there or sui.
fer defeat In many ingtanpeg.
Brodie having been retired in q Condi.
ton closely approximating that Of a
"busted phepom,h William Kennedy
made bis how az another unknown. He
Is a hellaire boy, and has never before
appeared as q professional. The audi.
ence was In that state OF mind that II
did not care much what he might do.
But rs soon as he started 10 work the
audience woke up 70 the TACT that there
was something In him, His delivery
was swift, and he had good control Of the
ball. Bowman gave him good support
behind the plate, In the Eve in.
ningS he pitched only four hits were
made Off him and only three runs we're
made. Two Of the sCore5 were the re.
suit Of a high overthrow made by Pat
Sullivan on first to third. Kennedy
grew In public estimation steadily, and
when in the ninth he hit out q beautiful
home run to deep centre, lie became a
primo iayorite. After he had pitched
two innings he was formally signed by
Manager Sullivan at $50.
The score Of the game was as follows:
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling People
Abroad,

Strangers IN the City mud Wheeling People
Abroad,
William F, Hunter, Of Woodsaeld, is
at the Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs, Colin NJ, Reed, Of Wash
ington, Pap were at the Mcclure house
yesterday.
A CabIegram was yesterday received
from Mr., A, Reymann, at Bremen,
saying he and his family had ar
rived there safely and were all well.
MI. James W. Mason, Of Jefferson
county, asks the .l"STRLLIdEScER to say
that all West Virginia visitors TO the
Centennial in New York April 30, will
find his office, at No, Is Wall street, at
their disposal to meet their friends, re-
Ceive mail etc.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Is authority
for the following; Capt. Charles Muhle'
man came down asa passenger on hif
packet, the ARdes, yesterday, He took
the morning train for town in the in
terror ofthe State, and the knowing ones
say he will bring back a pew mate with
him,
Mr., Frank G. Cotter, manager fol
Mile Rhea, is in the city, Rhea will
hold the boards at the Opera House 0
week from this EVENING" in Shakespeare
comedy, "Much ado about Nothing
AS Beatrice in this drama she will
doubtless increase her already great
popularity in Wheeling,
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

sCni sacQussi Seal Jackets
Ladies' wishing their Seal Garments re.
shaped, made over, redyed or any re.
pairs made on them, should not wait I'm.
til fall, but have 1t done at once.
no NOT THROW YOUR OLD SEAL GARMENTS
AWAY,
for they can be reshaped 10 1T the form,
redyed, refined, made into Jackets, short
English Walking Goats, Shoulder Capes
and MufTs. This work we are prepared
10 do In frstClaSs manner and at reason.
able price, II sent 10 Us now. Address,
j.. g. BENNETT 4 Co.,
Manufacturer OF Seal SaCques and Furs,
Corner Wood 81, and Fifth Ave.
Pittsburgh, Pa,
p. S.-seal saCques and FurS sent us
now TO be repaired will beinsuredagainst
fire, moth and theft, without extra
charge. MwdF
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MOUNDSYILLE.
A Wheeling NiniSter to hs MRrrled-BaCk
from tho West, etc.

A Wheeling Minister to hs MRrrlOd-BaC
from tho West, etc.
County Court convened yesterday,
Hon, Joseph NcCOmbs was here yesterday.
Capt. D.. d, DoyenCr was In town yesterday,
John A. Boyd was up TO Wheeling yesterday.
j. II, Chase, Of Cameron, was In town yester
day.
Council meets tonight. The question oil llceuE
VIII be before the body again, and As the COUNTY
Court Is now In session II will DO settled lnalli
one way or the other,
DepOslt.OnG were taken Monday before Charlie
dlelon contest. Tho examination Of wltneSsCl
will be resumed to-day.
Mr.. i, ", Brown Is having his frame dwelling
house IN the Second warl moved 10 the east SldJ
OF bis lot, and VIII Immediately commence The
erection 0lR hnO brick dwelling house where thC
inltnO stood,
The Rev. l.. W. barr, Of the Third Presbyterian
church OF Wheeling, and Miss Maggie Ii. llIckl
Will DO married to-day at noon, and will leave
for the east on the 0 o'clock train. Miss Hicks 4
one Of MOundsvlllG's most accomplished youHI
ladies aud all lOln In Wishing them q pleasant
Journey aud a happy life.
Just two weeks ago thil evening J. d. McPcck
o popular business man, left for the far West
lle packed up his household goods, babe hlI
friends goodbye forever, and leaving his wifi,
TIL no could ind u place 10 locate and send FOL
her, departed With merry hopes for his future
Monday at noon he wis seen slipping nlOnt
Putdy street, having come back to stay, 10 hi
says, right here. lie Is now located on Il street
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Is natures own true laxative. It Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or c%ostive; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 30 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton 7. Hess, i, u, Burt and G. Men.
knmhller.
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Walter II. Rinehart, 1853 Market
street, has some very choice property on
Market street, in the very centre Of bus.
iness circles, which he oilers for sale 10
any one who wants 10 make u good, safe
and permanent investment. Real estate
has taken an upward turn in Wheeling,
and now Is a good time TO make pur'
Chases. Information concerning this
property will be impaired only to those
who mean business.
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A clergyman, after years OF suffering
from that loathsome disease, Catarrh,
and vainly trying every known remedy,
at last found a recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send.
ing q self addressed stamped envelopeto
Prof. j. A. Lawrence, So Warren street
New York City, will receive the recipe
free OF charge. MwaF.Eow
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Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs aud pruneS, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II lin
mGnsely popular. II cures habitpal con-
gllpation, Indigestion, blliousness, sick
headache, piled, etc, Sold In 90 cent
bottles by Q, H. GoetSe, W. W. irwin
W. u, Williams aud John LAughlln.
Logan 4 %, and Goodwin 4 Co, whole
RAla apphla,
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wIrn the permission and aid Of the
public l will make an entire change Of
closing outOt cost Carpets, Dry Goodsand
Buggies 10 make room and time for mems
clothing and takingorders and measures,
selected from the 800 or 600 magnificent
samples OF Cloth and Cassimeres oil
Waaamaker 4 Brown. You can save
80 per cent and guaranteed 10 fit at j. w.
Forrel's, 2l0l Main street.
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good, and the contestants seemed TO be
In good condition and reasonably fresh
at the close at midnight. The walking
will continue each afternoon till mid.
night Saturday. A good deal OF enthu.
siasm prevailed last evening, and con,
siderable public interest is manifested
in the event, Following is the score at
the finish:
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In delicate health and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
biliousnpss or piles, should Try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates Sold
In 30 cent bottles by q. h. Goebe, W,
W. Irwin, John ~LAughlln, Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co.. whole.
sale agents,
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THE WALKING MATCH,
sight Female Pedestrians Making Good
lima M nhnIlnl Iilnh.

Eight Female Pedestrians Making Good
Time at Capitol Rink,
The Sixty.hour go.as.you.pleas female
pedestrian contest opened at the Capitol
rink at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon
with eight starters, The attendance at
the opening was good, and fair all after.
noon, while last evening The large rink
was well oiled, Thecolrse 10 o~ne.Seven.
teenth Of a mile aud the score IL kept In
such. a. way that all the spectators can
watch the progress made.
The score made by each Yesterday
afternoon and laSt night was BufptlAngly
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For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds Of bit
Tor, nauseous medicines, Is tho very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. Recommended by leading physi'
ulans. Manufactured only by tho Gall.
fornla Fig Syrup Company. For sale IN
so cents and 81 bottles by logan Drug
Company, Anton p. Hess, H. d. Burt
and o, Menkemeller.
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PRIVATE parties desiring to keep
Cream or Stock AlCs In their cellars will
do well To try Kunney Il lblunis goods,
as they are putting out nothing hui first.
class goods. 200 and 702 Market Street.
TnlpOlOnn.
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FRED BsowS's Ginger, the genuine, ID
warranted TO possess Ia a concentrated
iotln all tho valuable properties Of pure
Jamaica Ginger, and on trial will ba
iouIu an excellent medicine, which no
ISlnlly should DO without, Al first class
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Mr.. August Hoeckler, a we'll known
Fulton butcher, died yesterday OF lock-
jaw. Several weeks ago Mr., ZoeCklOr
was driving home after nightfall, and
ran over a large stone, throwing him
out OF the wagon. He struck on his
face on q rock, severely hurting him.
The sight OF his right eye had been de.
stroyed by an accident some time ago,
and the injury he received necessitated
the removal Of the eyeball, This did
not save his life, however.
Mr.. ZOeckler was a popular man, and
his death causes general regret, He was
43 years old and had lived here twenty
years. lie leaves Ave sous and two
daughters, his oldest child being II. The
funeral will take place Thursday at 9 p.
III. The Butchers Association will Ut.
tend in q body, and a special train will
leave on the Elm Grove road at l:45 p.
m. to convey those who desire to go to
the house.
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WASAMAKER 4 BRowN's samples Of
all the cloths aud CasslDeres OH the earth
are on display for spring suits. OrdeB
and measures taken and guaranteed 10
~ OF no pay at ]. W, FcrrGl's, 2lOl Main
airnnl.
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DISEASED BLOOD.
BlotChCs, Sores, Scales, Crusts
and Loss Of Hair Cured.


Terrible Blood Poison. Suffered all
a mar could suffer and live. PACE
and body covered with awful
Sores Used the Cutloura Renee
dies ten weeks and ls practically
CURED, A remarkable CASE,
contracted a terrible blOOd.polsonlnR A war
ago, dOotOfed with two good physicApS.
u OF whom ga me any good. 1SlIGfCd
CutiCnfa Remedies | concluded 10 IN Them.
knowing II they did mo no GOOD they TOuij
make me no .woise. | have been using ihsin
about Ten weeks, aud an lnott happy 10 iay l6ai
am almostr ll q III, awful sores that covered
my lace anu body. Ny face was az bad, n iot
W0JGc, than that Of Miss Boynton, Spokon Of IN
your book and ! would say 10 any ono In tho
same condition. 70 use Cutltufn, and they will
Iuioly be cured. You may use this letter In lie
interests oil suffering humanity,
u. w. REYNOLDS, Ashland, Ohio,
Covered with liunhlng Sores II Years,
have been troubled With a akin and scain
uhetnc lot seventeen years. My head al times
wa one InnplpR lOfO, and my body was covered
with them a. large HS q half dollar. / lfIei q
great many remedies without efeCI until med
we CgileutA Remedies, and Am thankful 10 slSle
Ihal RItelt lWD months OF their use | ain entirely
G " ~ il i hisel y 1ny duty to you and tho public
LR MCDOWELL, JAmesbuE, MI,
Dug and Scratched 90 Years.
. "a. NJ. Dennla Downing ten yeats beito, I
have dug aud scratched iOt Thrift. eight years, /
had what IA termed pfufltlS, and have SuiVtci
everything and titled q number Of doctors hi
g9s no tol.el Anybody could have gQi 500 had
cured me, The Cullcuta Remedies cured
me. God bless the man who Invented CullruI
CHENkf GREEN, Cambridge, Mas,
CuTiCuRA REMEDIES
Arc sold everywhere, ttlCe, Cullmira, bOoi
Soap, 2jC.i Ms6lvent, q, Prepared By the Pm,
fER DRud AND CHEMICAL CoAfORAIiOh, Boston,
hB-sond for GLOW 70 Cure Skin Dl,easetn N
PAGE, 30 lllnlltlilohl and 100 l%estlmohiAlG, ="
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GALL and examine our extensive and
elegant line Of Wall Papers, offered al
low prices. JOIN FRigDIL,
lid Main and 1922 Water streets.


Harry Hillman, the Eleventh street
Ieweler, Is organizing Ills second Watch
and Diamond club. This will DO n rarO
chance for either ladies or gentlemen
wishing a fine watch or diamond on easy
weekly payments, No. 2S Eleventh street.
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SPRING AND SUMMER,

We arc Ia receipt OF all the newest
Novelties In WOOlenS for mems wear,
consisting Of Suitlngs, P%antalOOnlngS
md O%VerCOatingS, which We arO pre-.
pared 10 make up Ia the best style and
III At reasonable prices.
SpcClaltlGs-FanCy Flannel Shirts at
so cents and upwards, md OTCrSlEes 80
G. HESS s SONS,
1891 4 1923 Market Street.
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For 81 30 you a get ono dozen fine
Satn.nnlsh Cabinet Photographs and
one extra Ia a ilnG gilt frame SxlO SiEp,
al %plummer's, li3s Main street, Wheel.
Ing. Delays arr dangerous. Come one,
come all,
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y. ilhoS y SUMS
1891 4 1898 Market Street.

WE have Just received a half gross Of
tho newest and finest Fountain Pens
ever put on tho market, Every pen
warranted. JACOB w. CRUDE.
JeWcler and OptlClan.
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YglS6I5 s t. 3 SSfSSs ga
Earned ru4A-wheellpE O. TeJoaie, 4 Homo
swift. lsSeI on bAlli-OT ViCEefy, 2. lin Nv
hAll4by vickefy, 2 Wild pllChei-ItOdie, 81
YlOkeft, l.. Struck Oal-by 1tOli8. /; BY Ken.
needy 4 by ylckety,G Double plAy-Q'Aoufie
70 liogfEcht. Time Of riup-lb Umpire
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LosT.-T don't know where, l can't
tell when, | don't see hoy-something
OF great value to nc, and for the return
Of which l shall be truly thankful, viz;
a good Appetite
FouND.-"Hcalth and strength, pure
blood, IN appetite like that OF a wolf,
regular digestion, all by takingthat popu.
lar and peculiar medicine, Hoods Sarsa.
parilla. l want everybody to try it this
season." 1t Is sold by all druggists,
One hundred doses one dollar.
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Coon goods and prompt attention 10
our motto, KENNY 4 BLUM,
Hrewcn Of Fresh 4 stock Ales, Porter
and brown Stout SeON advertisements
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REAP the advertisement Of Kennsy &
l Sua,n, brewers Of ALE and Porter, in the
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PlummCr's fine satin.fnlsh Cabinet
Photographs reduced to only 81 pei
1888 Main street, Wheeling.
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srRclAL attention given the private
city trade. RgSNEY & BLuM,
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WASHINGTON, d. O., April lO.-For
Western Pennsylvania and West Vir'
ginia, fair, warmer, southerly winds.
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JAcohs 4 lSENhERo closing out retail
s'oVA' NOW Ia your time 10 buy bargains.
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Stacy, ADAMS K Co.'s gentlemen's
fine shoes are the best,
D.. W. AaIcK 4 Co., Agents.