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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-30
MOUSDSYlLLE.
Tie Latest News Briefly Told-personnl
Paragraphs.


The I.RtOat News Briefly Told-personnl
Paragraphs.
j, A. Ewing spent yesterday In Wheeling.
DR., Ed Davis, Of Cameron, was Ia town yester.
day, -
The Misses Hobbs entertained some friends al
a thanksgiving dinner.
Prof. Wilson's orchestra Is preparing 10 give a
series Of entertainments TO pay for their InStfi.
meniS.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ, Melghen spent Thursday
With MrS James Alexander, Mrs. Melghen's SIS
Ter, at Bridgeport, o.
Mr.. Jacob Clayton was buried yesterday after.
noon at M. Rose cemetery. The services were
conducted by Rev. Joseph Lee.
Mr. Thomas @; Hammond, the new postmRs
ter, has received his commission and will take
charge OF the. oitce next Monday. Mrs. B. r.
Melghen will be Chiefclerk.
Tho Misses Ewing, daughters Of Jef Ewing, Of
the Third ward, gave a pleasant party Thanks.
giving evening. The young people were dressed
MARTHA Washington" style, and spent the even
lug at merry games aud other social pleasures
Mr.. j.. L. HRner, cAnYaSser for tho Herald, and
Ezra otL Of Littleton, had Misunderstanding
came 10 blows over the matter, They had two
sct.tOB, the first on Saturday last, 10 which the
newspaper agent wOrsted the plebeiat. They
met again Monday when OFT assaulted HAuei
WIN btuhVe hhu uSat AuN bAulHou ullu uhuIyt
Appoloa H. MAhgald and Miss Nancy AL,
Hush'wefe married Thursday By Rev Upton.
Nj. He1ekiah LORbt0n and Miss RmmA Crow
were married at the parsonage last sunday by
Rev, ]. Lee, and Mr. u! X. Ke,i yer and Miss India
8. Allen were married ThufbdRy BY Rev. Lee Al
tie same place There Il quite boom In matri.
mony In Marshall county.
Superintendent Johnston ID deserving OF praise
for Ills kind treatment Of the prisoners az tae
psnltentiAFy Thanksgiving day. The several
churches OF the CITY held their Union services
there IN the morning, and afterwards Professor
Wilson'S orchestra visited the Institution and
load Of tuflOys and other choice catRblOS WaS
provided and th0Nptisonon had On unusually
pleasant time,
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BELLAIRH BUDGET,
A0rayol Rank Faus Ia-soyoral woadlng..

AGrayel Rank Falls IR-aeVeral Weddings.
News Notes and Personals,
lie. Harris aud family have moved to Martins
worknen arc trying to complete the street
paving contracts
The Banquet Club danced in their hall on
Gravel Ilill'lRst niRht, 5sfs
The ladies uetGed about 500 from their Thanks.
giving dinner aud supper.
The Bottle Company cannot get Us new factory
ready 10 start before next Monday,
Eugene icCaup leaves to-day fol MaStillon, TO
work IN the window glass factory there,
Miss Maggie Sherry, after pleasant visit here,
returns to her Cleveland, 0u home day,
John Abbey, az enGlReOr and gell'known
dS Sy d''1 At MS home Of paralysis on Thurs
Frank Simon has secured q good situation In
steubenyllle. He moved his family there yes
terday,
Howell & Mclaughlin, OF summerAeld, are
export,
George W, Crawford and Mis- Annie Rouse
were married by Rev, s, d. Craft, ut Georgetown,
this week,
Jas. s. GIlls Sons were busy Yesterday ship
pany, ut IAEeaTVllle, VIVA.
attend tue dedication CtTpmOnieS al sd, MhFyis
Church, Martins cry, tomorrow,
ing U0sS e hTS' @ .E VIZ IN
pn,n snSrt ,SSn m AZ n Iss %n 1 'uS5 n
CS..1os ~ so1o;"s .na ~. VAIL ,J.,,,.,,
,,e.d IST,Isj stThn homn u ~ IN hsSn
NV vreE Ts hsnnv novnia S VII EIS W NJ SnTis
keeping just below Tho city.
Wisdom Lodge, NO, @Q, Afotherhood Of Rail
way lrakemeu, hlYo Issued some very neat In
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70 4HH LAND O. CAKES, !"
Rev. ptp, A, Cunningham De-
soribes a Scottish Tour
TO A FAIR SIZED AUDIENCE
At the First Presbyterian Church,
A Splendid Dissertation on
Travels, and Incidents
Viewed in Scotland,

Rev, DR., D, A. Cunningham lectured
at the First Presbyterian church last
evening to fairly large audience,
His subject was, "a Scottish Topr," and
his discourse was a graphic description
Of the various scenes and experiences Of
q trip which he made through the land
Of cakes q few years ago, His portFayals
of the mountain scenery, curious and
historic castles and the quaint customs
and sayings OF the people, were intense
" interesting, and held his apdienCe's
close attention during tue hour and q
half his talk continued, Dr. Cunning,
ham j. peculiarly we'll fitted for the task
which he essayed TO undertake
last night, and one feels, rs he
follows mis- descriptions, that he has
been lifted up and placed among the
mountains oil that historic country, with
tumbling mountain streams humming
in his ears, and the beautiful placid
lakes, and dense forests spread out be,
fore his view, Here and there Dr., Cum
ningham heightened the effect Of his
descriptions with stories Of the many
historical events which are handed down
among the simpler folk Of Scotland from
generation 10 generation, and which
form an important part Of the WCltten
history Of that country, In his travels
he visited many plaCesot interest, aside
from those where great deeds and great
men have had their existence, and II
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ANOTHER CONREREECG
Held between tho Water Board and Con-
trnntnr ClIhh0lm.

Held between the Water board and Con-
tractor Chisholm.
Tho City Water Board held another
conference yesterday with Contractor
Chisholm, in regard to the new basin
and the balance Of about 5000, Of the
contract price, which Mr.. Chisholm is
very anxious to have and which the
Board has as yet shown no disposition
to give up till the reservoir is put in
shape to serve the purpose for which it
was intended.
Mr.. Chisholm asked that special
meeting OF the Board might be held to
confer over q new proposition he has.
This proposition was not made public, but
1t is understood that 1t Is the most lib.
eral he has yet made. The matter will
be further considered at the regular
meeting to be held next Monday.
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CLARENCE JOHNSON CONVICTED
OF Unlawful Assault in the Circuit Court.
other Bpsln0ss,

Othef hphineAs'
The case Of Clarence johnson, In
dicted for assault with intent TO
kill, was on trial in Part / Of
the Circuit Court before Judge
PAUL, all day yesterday, II was given
to the jury about 5 o'clock, but II was
nearly 10 O'Clock before they were able
10 agreeon O verdict Of guilty OF unlaW-
iul, but not malicious assault
Johnson was defended by Colonel
Arnett, while Prosecutor Howard repre-
scented the State. The prisoner first de-
INJURED to the Indictment His demur-
reF was oveIruled and an exception taken.
The case was put on trial before q jury
composed OF Jacob SweiizeT, p, w, Rus
sell, Edward Ritter, Il j, Orr, William
Muegge, William Lyle, l, +, slsson,
Charles S, Bell, A. ], Ridgley, George
Morrison, David Hercules and Fred
Chorts.
Johnson's offvnsa was committed In
November, 1887, Officer Thomas Killeen
was arrestipg Charles johnson, Olar'
ence's brother, and the young fellow
was giving him considerable trouble,
Clarence seeing q chance to get the Off
GERS club pulled 1t from his belt and beat
KiIleen over the head with II, laying the
scalp open 10 two or three places, Ular,
ence escaped aud remained away I'LL
about the first OF this moulh, when he
slipped back and was soon nabbed, He
is avery hElgbtlnoking young man,
In Part II, before Judge Campbell, In
the matter Of James Ferguson, Darius
Mead and William Rainey, partners as
Ferguson, Mead & Co., ys, Benedict I'm
hooI, upon suggestion served on Ellen
peiteEs upon d judgment recovered by
the plaintiff against the defendant 10
tue AnpigtPal Court Of Wheeling July
is, 1873, iEWas ordered that the plain.
tits recover against the said Ellen Deit.
ere RsEpishee Of Benedict lmhof,
S740 so on account Of their judgment
against IIDhOtT, and that out Of this
anolntthey pay the oosts Of the suSes'
tion,
The attention Of this part Of the Court
was taken up for the remainder OF the
day hearing oyldeneeip the case Of
Wilbur q. Jacobs vs.. Kleyis, KRAFT j. %,
Mr.. =. w. Wells, the architect, was on
the stand all day, and the lawyers bad
several wrspcles oyer his testimony,
This case will probably not be finished
till next week,
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PRESENTS FOR TaR LITTLE ONES
y BOlmOnt Couptyls Chlldren'a Home to

In belmont County's ChlldFen's Home TO
Come from Martins Forty Fresh News,
The Christmas presents for the little ones who
are inmates OF the Belmont County ChiIdfen's
Home viii be tuFnished, principally, from Mar.
tins Ferry this year II has been the custom
iorSeVeRl yeara past for RellRire, GAINESVILLE,
st. ClAirSyille, Bridgeport or some other one Of
the principal towns In the county 70 furnish
Christmas presents each year, This year Il g
Martins Ferry turn and the good ladies' Of this
place having entered into the matter heart and
soul, q nice collection Of suitable preeenlS Is
assured. The ladies having charge 81 tho mat.
Ter have been selected from the several churches
q follows; Methodist Eplsc0pal-Mfs, Charles
Norris, Mn ", u. Wood anu Miss Hannah Bird.
Stewart aud Nh. ". r. kRtcliR EpiScopal-
Nm, y. U, Gillespie, MIS- Harry NorthWOOd and
Ms, Capt. AbEam Lash. Baptist-MTS. W, II.
HChhs, Miss sRllie PAtIen aud Miss Matte H0.
bShS4sS United lIessyI eEian-5Mllrs, Z. Q BOYD,
Giles suitable for children under sixteen yeaFS
old Will be acceptable, aud peESOn9 who are not
called upon BY the Ab0ye named c0mmittees
aud care 70 donate anything, should call on or
committee, Everything must DO in by Decem'
The good people OF Martins Ferry, noted for
IheiF generosity, should and doubtless will con-
tfbute literally Tor this OCCASION Is other towns
In the county have In the pat.
0RSERAL NEws NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Business Is booming at the LAughlIn mill.
Miss Maggie haywood has returned from Mt,
Pleasant,
Nj, J, KlnSey, OF Mt Pleasant, was In Martina
Ferry yesterday.
For bargains In clothing, hats, caps and gents
igEnt,hinsa. 80 70 Joseph Jacobs lloyd block
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In Benwood, W. va.-John Deegan,
grocer; Ed. Lewis, confeCtioner and
news depot; James Brown, grocer,
Buy the best only. Use no other than
Tiger Stripe,
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lllp ROME RROKRN.
An Aged Lady Meet. with a Very sorlou

An Aged Lady Meets with n Very Serious
Accident.
Miss Margaret Norman, aged about 90,
while walking along Market street yes.
terday morning, slipped and fell, break.
ing her left hip bone. The unfortunate
woman was walking on the left side Of
the street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, when she met with this
painful and very serious accident. She
was taken into SChenk's establishment
and a physician summoned, who had
her removed 10 the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Robert Campbell, on the Island.
The fracture 10 q bad one, and the ad.
vanced age Of Miss Norman makes the
accident all the more serious. She has
been living In East Wheeling,
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AB0rT People.
strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.

strangers in the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Rev. Mr.. Bahr is visiting in Allegheny
City, Pa.
Miss Lottie Nelson, Of North EofI
street, left yesterday afternoon on a short
visit 10 Washington, Pa.
Mr.. Samuel Houston and daughter,
Mics Ella, Of Allippo, this State, spent
Thanksgiving Dayin this city.
Prof. John A, Armstrong, Principal Of
the West Liberty State Normal School,
registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. L. NJ. LaFollett, Of Grafton, was
among tho guests at the Stamm last
night, Mr.. LaFollett Is the Prosecuting
Attorney OF Taylor county.
Rev. Mr.. Haas, Of Cleveland, who will
hereafter have charge Of ST. Paul's
Church on the South Side, arrived In the
city with his family yesterday.
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Gathering Tie ChIldrsnis Home Sacks

UatNeFIhg Tie UhiIdFpH'b Homo STOCKED
Az mentioned in the advertising col.
umn, the Thanksgiving sacks are coming
In heavily laden. Although but small
portion Of the leland and few Of the
principal atreets north ofthe creek were
visited yesterday, the gRtheferr had all
they could do to haul things to bead
quarters. Other parts Of the city will be
visited to-day, taking the remainder Of
the Island and extreme South End frat.
People should have their sacks ready so
as not TO keep the expressman waiting.
Fill 1t full, that this may prove to be one
OF the most bountiiul years in the
Homes existence. II the collectors do
not reach you to-day, look for them
Monday.
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The Council Committee on Finance
met again last night but did no business,
no expert accountant hayinglas yet been
secured to 20 over the books and
ACCOUNTS OF the Compromise Loan. Il
does not look now aE though the deACi,
enCy will reach over Sl4, 200 and Of this
amount II Is believed $4,000 will be
found in an error in charging up the
amount OF bonds Issued. Col. Wllkin-
sons private and public account books
are still misslngI Vhen these are found
1t is believed all The apparent deficiencies
will be cleared up.
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Improved Train Service on tie II. so.
Commencing Sunday November "a,
trains on the baltimore & Ohio Railroad
will leave Wheeling as follows: Chicago
Express, daily, Of l0;05 q, M, except
Sunday al 4:16 y. M, Chicago Fast Ell.
press, daily, at 1895 a. IN, and Chicago
Limited, daily, at 1910 p. N. All trains
run solid aud have Pullman Buffet
sleepers. For Columbus, Cincinnati
and u. Louis Day Express, daily, at 1885
and l0.05a. M; Night Express, daily,
at l0!l6 y, IN,
For tickets, sleeping Jar herths and
other information call on =. o. burke,
Ticket Agent, Baltimore K Ohio depot,
OF John Baille, Ticket Agent Union
Office.
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woMrN and Children's Rhbbers 25c,
at SToNR's CASH SHOE STORE.
Elixir Of Dates

Is a combination Of the active properties
OF dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
effects have rendered II i'm.
mensely popular. 1tCures habitual con.
indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 80 cent
bottles by o. r, Goethe, w, w. Irwin,
w. +. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Go. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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IFyOu cannot sec and need speCtaeles
you should cali GU us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than, any other 0pteian In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB w. GRuBB,
JeWeler aud 0ptielan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Engineer Charles Beasey, who was 60
badly injured in tho collision on the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling at Flush.
ing a few days since, died at that place
Thursday night. His remains were
taken TO his home al Lorain for inter.
ment, II will DO remembered that En-.
pineer Myers, OF the train with which
Beasey's train Colllded, was instantly
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Jame. Nor 1Not 0ulltr.,

The James NefT murder case which
has been on trial at Little Washington
for nearly two weeks past came 70 an
end yesterday afternoon, the fury rem.
dering Q verdict Of mot guilty" Capt.
B. D. Dovenef, Of this city, one Of the
council for the defendant, addressed the
Jury for four hours and q half and his
speech 10 commented upon by the Wash.
ington papers a. q most able, clear and
convincing one. Heff was found guilty
on q former trial In Greene COUNTY,
where he lives and where Droyer Nc.
Caualand was murdered.
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"As a violiniet Nj Weeks 10 recor,
nlAed a. entitled To The hrBt rank Us
Loud Globe Democrat. An opportunity
will 10 given 70 hear this grand 'muslciaiI
Tuesday, December 8, at the Y. MO
A., In connection with The Westminster
Conoeft ComnAhY. y
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arc important problems, the former de.
pending greatly on the latter. Every
one Is familiar with the healthy proper.
ties Of fruit, and no one can afford 10 be
sick and miserable while the pleasant
California concentrated liquid fruitremo.
dy, Syrupof Figs, may he had at our en-.
terprising druggists. For sale ir60 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hees, Il, B. Burt and o. Menke:
meller,
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Ny. HENRY BoDENStEK has purchased
tue Opera House cigar store from o, W,
Tunt, Mt godenbl0k will shortly have \
fresh lot Of tobacco Ia stock and viii
endeavof 70 supply smokers with tlin
best quality Of cigars.
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Syrup ofFlrs.

Is natures own true laxative. Ills tie
most easily taken, and tho most elective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or costiye; to dispel head.
aches, ooldg, and teyeri to cure habitual
constipation, Indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In so cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton p. HeGs, r. B. Burt and 0. Men.
kemeller,
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gOstoN, Nov, 2qs-w0ol mAtkel nfmet, Ohio
Xxx Aei Ohio 9lAS2oj Michigan 4 l0oi No. 4, SiSi
No. ohio O9ei Ohio l1V delallO SHAM fol
hlehilnh DO e1aeiJfoI No, ] U0mbIbf V31l0OI
y 1nyei ssaOo s2 2s.st gssc Elto woSi
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THE worst feature about Catarrh y liz
dangerous tendency 10 consumption.
Hoods SatsapatillA cures oatatth BY ptir.
flying the blood. 2
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Now 20.-For
Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia,
clearing, slightly warmer weather, fol-
lowed Sunday by much warmer; west
erly winds, becoming variable.
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REy, JIM, BARNETT, Of Washington,
IA, will occupy the pulpit Of the Third
Presbyterian Church on Sabbath, lls
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Just received a complete and artistic
assortment OF SultlngS, PantalOOnlngs
and OyerCOatlngs, which We warrant 70
make up In 'ilrst.class style, and at rea'
SOnable prices. Fit guaranteed.
~ I 4 G. HESS & SONS,
-'s 1891 q 1898 Market street.
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Ngw. YORKi NOV. ~ --'Thote was mol great
deal doing IN the dfy R0Oda market to-day,
though The malls btolihtG fall amount 81 81.
hOth 70 be recorded, ThOie wa no change Of any
Kind aud 5000 tone p1tltlhued 10 DO maintain,
Cd "A 10 most all kinds Of fO01l,
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"wR are coming Father Abraham
100000 more" 10 endorse the good and
effective qualities Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup 10 every case Of Coughs, code, etc.
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LOU SWABACKER.

All the Newest In Fur and Astrlchar
Capes, Stools, BOas and MnGs for La
dies and Children. Also furs aud As
trichau for trimming purposes. Ladies'
and Chlldren's Winter Underwear or oil
descriptions. Fur Top lined Kid Gloves
and llltts for Ladies and Children.
NOTICE.
We arc now opening our Holiday Nov
cities, 10 which We invite inspection.
LOU SWABAUREB.
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As A euro for chopped and chaied
hands nothing equals the celebrated
Salvation Oil. For sale by all dfuggibls,
Prizes only % cents q bottle.
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WESTMINSTER CoNuERF COMPANY al
the Y, NJ, o, A, December 0.
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Fon comfort and durability buy out
celebrated Scotch Wool Seamless Under.
wear, irdTdnttd mol 10 shrink,
Just received 10 dozen more Of those
go seamless bali Hose, They are great
bdFgdinI. D. HISS 4 Sons,
1921 and 1893 Market street.
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GREAT BARGAINS from now 10 Christ
mas, Of Ladies' and Gents Solid l4.karet
Gold Watches and all kinds Of fine
Jewelry, at H1LLMAN's,
20 Eleventh street,
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MRN's solid leather seamless Lace aud
Congress Shoes 81 10, worth 81 90, al
SfONk'B CASH SHOR SToRR.
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ASK your grocer iof Buckeye EStraCIs
beet aud cheaPeht. Guaranteed pure,
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WESTMINSTER CONCERT COMPANY at
the Y. NJ. O. A. December 3.
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woMrN's warm lined Shoes and Slip.
pers from Soc up, at
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ALAptEs' Fair and Festival will be
held In the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception, Thirty.slxth street, on the
eth, gSth, goth and 3Oth Of November,
All are welcome, VAT.
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YOU can save money BY calling al
Harry Hillman's iof anything Ia the
llnB Of tne Gold Watches, Diamonds,
Chains, ohaFin0, Pins, Rings, CuH But
tons, elc. All Foods warranted 10 fepfe'
sented.s % Eleventh street.
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WRsrmSsrER CoScERr COMPANY at
the Y. NJ. O. A, December 8.
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stS s1s'I Now lSyOur lime y BSy SsrGsIaI'
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II speClarles cause your eyes 10 tire or
ache Il IL a sign they do mot suit your
eyes, and You should consult Professor
Shelf, tho opuCIan, Of Lash's, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. Exatnlna.
ton for glasses free. TThAS
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l. SCOOP DellS dfy goods Tho cheapest,
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The Thermometer at schncprs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
reuiatereh ma follows:
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Another Marvellous cure,

The uulloun, CutlquIa R6soiyenl, aud Gull.
ctifa Soap bate brought about MARVELLOUS cure
r. ne csc q q 5hia dlIS1,s ot my itle hotl
elg aud also tho most eminent doctors, al alike
falling, except tho wonderful CullcptA AOlno'
dies ED. BROWN 49,,
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cutlourn RuaolVant

Tie new Blood Purifier and ptitest and best Of
HumOt Remedies, Internally, aud Cltlcuta, tho
efeat Hhl Ia CnfO, and CukCifa Boap, an gxqulalle
hlS IGsutISt sS;SThHl AZ osslITe eyre
90 bl,oadi WIN loss Of bait, itom pImPlsa 70
cod syeywhere, Prlco, Cglleun, BOcl Soap,
pbot RetolVenL u, Prepared BY the PoffkA
psyg ANB filIA.icAL C9hroh AfloN IIo.ioa.. a,
pages W lltibktatlptp, and 100 teltlni1hlAlA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-30

Jos. srEiDRL 4 Co. are agents for the
Buckeye Extracts. Best on the market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-30

MES's fine calf genuine Cork Sole
Walking Shoes s. 80, worth 81 so, at
SToNR'S CASH SIIOE STORE.