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The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-30

The secretary of the treasury yesterday
accepted 50, 131 $50 four per cent. bonds
at 12S, and 81 ,Ol2;5OO four and ahalfper
cents. at 1865.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-30
Farmers Trusts.

Philadelphia Record.
The farmers, bless their hearts. have
heard so much about Trests, and have
been made to pay so much to Trusts,
that they have been considering how to
establish Trusts of their own in order to
put up the prices of corn, cotton, cattle
and things. But the farmers do not stop
to consider that Trusts are small and
compact conspiracies between a few
speculative rascals. A Trust with three
or four million raScals i'll it would fail of
its own unwicldncss. On this subject the
st. Louis PostDispatch pointedly re-
marks:
We fear the farmers are too widely
scattered, Il too many-headed and un-
wiCldy multitude, to succeed in fighting
he trust devil with the mere ashes of his
own fire A paper resolution of the
many to create a monopoly by purely
voluntary action in dOling out products
to the markets is bond of combination
us elementary and unreliable as a rope of
sand. The idea that he can
rcvOlutionizc trade with farmers CO.
operative commission houses, control
the money market by setting up farmers
cooperative banks and arbitrarily keep
wheat at 81 and cotton at 1212 cents,
without reference to foreign or home
demand, is a dream too beautiful to las. .
/. he risks much of his money in such
ventures these is, as Il contemporary has
said, strong probability that his cx-
prricucc will resemble that OF the
Smiling young woman of Niger
Who rode on the back of a tiger;
N the end OF The ride
She came back inside,
With her Smilc-on the face of the tiger.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-30

Ex-AIderman WestaII Relates a
Touching Experience,

Editor Citizen never was much ST.
perstitious. thought | had gone deep
enough into dreams to fathom their cause.
| found by that study, particularly by
practical demonstration, the power and
scope of the human mind. 1t was proven
to me beyond doubt that,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22

The river continued 10 fall rapidly at
this point all day yesterday. The leyee
marks at dusk last evening showed q
depth In the channel OF 10 feet, indiCat.
ing q fall Of five feet In the preceding
twenLy.four houra.I YThe steamers Time
aud Jim Wood, Of tho Pittsburgh coal
feet, passed down al 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon with good sized lows Of coal.
The Louis A. Sherley Ia due to-day from
Cincinnati, for which point she will
leave ON her return trip tomorrow
afternoon. Tho Sherley san admirable
packet In every particular, and Under
the able command Of Capt, Tom Hunter
and Clerk Charlie Reeves, has achieved
envlable popularity all along The
river. The Hudson, eHroule from Pitts.
butgh to plncihnatl, passed down at 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, The BenHu
got In from PatRenburg at 0 o'clock last
having made an Unusually quick
run and will be this mornings packet
for that port.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22
AM OLD ZOE MAN
Approves the Ice Plant scheme aud Makes
Some Suggestions.

Approves the Ice Plant Scheme aud Makes
Some Suggestions.
1t was recently published in this pa
per that a project was on foot, backed by
several leading capitalists Of this place,
to establish here a large artil.
cial ice plant. That was at
a time when 1t seemed as though
this section OF the country was to be
denied any freezing weather this season,
and the artificial ice plant project was
considered a very timely one; since then
the cold snap so long looked for
has arrived, and talk about the
ice mandatory has nearly sub
sided among the outsiders. A
few days since q reporter met Mr.. Con.
rad seibert, who, for q long number Of
years past, has been engaged In harvest
Ing and selling Ice hereabouts, and asked
him what he thought Of the ice plant
scheme. He said he thought the
project q good one-one In which
money could be easily made, but he
thought the plan could be made a much
more feasible and paying one II 1t had
combined with 1t facilities for harvest
ing and handling natural ice, He
thought II large ice houses could be
erected OH tho river front for the storage
OF natural ice and the artificial
plant built alongside, there would be no
question but what the company control.
ling the same would make money; he
would be willing to guarantee, he said,
that a company SO equipped could
not lose money in any year, and
in some years would make big money.
He said further that parties owning
property available for such a purpose
could well afford 10 take half stock in
an artificial ice company, in payment.
"Do you know Of any such pieces Of
property that could be available for the
erection Of a plant and the Ice houses
such as you s%uggest2"
"Yes, there are several on the Island
along the Back river front that would be
Just the thing. | don't know who the
owners are, but they are controlled by
the real estate agency OF Q. A. SChaeter
& Co., at the corner Of Fourteenth and
Market Streets"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22

Plays, or alleged plays, OF the sam.
name as this, have frequently been given
here, but never until last night wa,
there enough in the comedy to Justify
anybody in sitting 1t out, The Akin,
son Comedy Company, which opened
at the Grand last evening, gives an en-,
tertainment full OF amusing and enloyt,
BILE features. The bad boy Is a very lIt.
like one, and his chum equally true 10
nature. Both are really boys, Master
Fleming and Kaveney. The rest Of Tho
company is capable, and especially IL
serving OF praise is Miss Marie Heath,
the bad boys girl, The piece aboand
in artistic speclallies and very pleasing
songs. Few musical iarce.c omedlCseyS
seen here are rs deserving Of patronaN
and commentator. People who think
they have seen this play are mistaken,
unless they have seen 1t done by thi
company. It will be repeated at d spS
ial holiday matinee this afternoon, Ia
honor Of Washington's birthday, uud
again this evening. Tho audience lE
night was large.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22
ARnnT People
Stranger, In the City and wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Clara B%erwinkle, Of the Island,
is visiting Bellaire friends.
Mr.. Nicholas Rodgers, Of Little York,
III. is visiting his brother, B. L. Rodgers,
Of West Liberty.
Mr.. Fl. Cohn, OF Cleveland, formerly
OF the firm OF Cohn, Sampliner &C.,, oil
this city, was at the. Mcclure yesterday.
Messrs. N. A. Frederick and r. Nor.
ley, two gentlemen interested in the
pottery industry at East Liverpool, were
registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Misses Lizzie and Eta Dunlevy, Of
Cameron, and their guest, Miss Lena
Ford, OF Marietta, were registered at
tho Stamm yesterday. They came in
to do some shopping.
Col. W. j. Robinson, the clever Super.
intendent OF the Ohio River road, who
has not been here for some time, came
up from Parkersburg yesterday TO take n
look around. Asusual, his many friends
were pleased to see him.
MeRSfg. Charleb v. Rowe OIL Pltts'
burgh, and Thomas Barnard, OF Buffalo,
two prominent Western Union officials,
wore at the Hotel Windsor yesterday,
having come here TO pay q short visit to
Manager Tracy and inspect the new
quarters the company Is TO occupy In
the Grand Opera House building.
Mr.. William A. Grub, brother Of OK.
Mayor Grub, has Just received the sad
news OF the death OF his aunt, Mrs. Han.
nah Mervale, Of .Binghamton, N. Y.
Mrs. Mervale had Just made her will In
favor OF her nephew, leaving him her
entire property, valued at several thou.
sand dollars. Mr.. Grub leaves for
B~inghamton this evening.
Mr.. Sam Patterson and Misses LuCie
and Minnie Loring expect To- leave here
tomorrow on an extended southern
Trim. They will first 10 10 New Orleans
and witness the Mar1l GraS festivities,
and come home by the way Of 81. Au.
gustine and other noted southern coast
points, and Baltimore, whore they will
visit friends. They will DO absent o
month or six weeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22
BRLLAlRR
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glhss City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
The lantern globe packers were idle
yesterday.
Jonathan Huffman leaves to-day for
Dunkirk, Ind.
Several Bellaireite swill take in the fes-
tivities at Wheeling to-day.
Il. B. Eberllne and wife will visit
Pittsburgh friends tomorrow.
Beers "Lost in London" will be the
next attraction at the Elysian.
Col. j. +. C%harlOsworth, OF st. Glars
vile, was here yesterday on business.
There are being shipped from here
now an immense quantity OF fruit jars.
Yard Master Romick, OF the Cleveland
4 Pittsburgh railroad, is on the sick list.
H. Ream, a prominent butcher Of
Wheeling, was down yesterday on busl-
ness.
The Benwood ferry float on this side
sank Wednesday night and was raised
yesterday.
NJ. Somehow shipped the remaining
stock from his store here 10 Peoria, ILL.,,
yesterday.
Several "whito Gap" notices have
been presented to the papers here for
publication.
A full train OF potters' clay loft here
this week for the different potteries at
East Liverpool.
Superintendent Bradley, Of the West.
ern Union Telegraph Company, was here
yesterday on business.
A prominent man formerly OF this
city, but recently a travelling man, with
a family living in this State, has become
engaged recently TO an estimable young
lady Of a town west Of here, OIL the Bal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22
timo,e6 Ohio railroad. There ,stropbls

timors& Ohio railroad. There lstrorh,.
brewing,
Rev, Mr., Bowers will leave shonlvto.
Los Angeles, California, to make H.,
country his future home,
Calvin Able's funeral was largely =.
tended yesterday, Rev, n. S. HSey toS,
Quoted tho services at the house, ani,So
Masons at the grave,
There is a big break in the water mai,
on Thirty'seventh street, This q h.5
time for such breaks, the water iree,iSs
as fast us It runs out.
The Lewis "AIonte Crlstor comn,D,
passed through here yesterday iroTS
GAINESVILLE to Wellsville, o., and Cleva'
land, via the Cleveland and Pitts6prS
S, o, Cummius was severely burned
on the head by an explosion Of natpr,t
gas at his home above town yesterj'v
morning. He was not aware TINT NJ
stove was full OF gas, ~
The members Of the School Bos,,
were arrested on warrants for y%ioIaliop
Of the time ordinance and were bqlo,s'
the Mayor, but were released on tGci'
own recognizanCe, the trial being set 4,
Thursday, the 2Sth,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22
Shot Himself Through the Leg.

Yesterday afternoon a boy named Jack
son, employed at Titles plumbing shop
on Market street, was fooling with {
cheap revolver OF twenty-five caliber,
when 1t was accidentally discharged
while the muzzle was pointing down
ward and slightly toward him, The
ball entered the inner side Of the Aeshy
portion Of his left leg, and pierced
through nearly 10 the surface on the
outer side, lodging ust beneath the skin
The boy was taken to his homo and DR.
Taylor summoned. He cut out the bul.
lot. The wound Is not dangerous, but II
exceedingly painful and will keep the
young man III the house for some time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22
MAHrIN's FERRY.
The Interest In Our PoliicS-IersOnAl
GoSSip-sons Of Veterans, etc,

The Interest In Our P0liticB-PersonAl
GosGp-sOns of Veterans, etc,
James Beck, Of Blaine, is visiting John
Nichols,
Capt. Hiram Smith returned from
Pittsburgh yesterday,
Mr., Clayton Hogue, OF Mt, Pleasant,
was in the city yesterday,
DR.. and Mrs, 30, Williams will enter
tain the Social Club tonight,
Mrs, j. S, Naylor, OF the Island, is the
guest Of Mr., and Mrs, Harry Wetherald.
ForSale-The Alex Cochran property,
corner OF Fifth street. Apply to 1T.
Hanes.
Tho three DRINKS arrested on We'd
nesday are doing good work onthe stone
pile,
John Hobensack, an apprentice in
Spence's machine shop, had a finger
mashed yesterday.
Mrs. O, r. Wood left yesterday for
Terra Haute, Ind,i to spend several
weeks with her parents.
The old folks concert 10 have been
held at the U. p, Church tonight, has
been postponed one week.
Last Evening Ed Exley, an ISTRLLl.
aRNcER carrier, drew the lamp rallied OFT
by the Carpenters Union.
Miss Jesse +. Morton, Of St. Glars
vile, will arrive to-day to spend several
days with Miss Nellie sedgwick.
Mr., and Mrs, John G. Smith, Of Mt,
Pleasant, passed through town yesterday
on their return from an extended West
ern trip.
Michael Dobbius and Miss Cassie Otto
were married yesterday morning in st.
Mary's Church by Rev. Father 5. s.
Mattingly.
Six couples Of young people drove out
TO Colerain on Wednesday evening,
where they we're entertained In great
style by MI. and Mrs. Henry White.
"Miss Low" Barriers Burned Away"
and "An Original Belle" by Z, p. Roe,
in paper cover, only twenty-five cents at
the Postofice News Stand. BY mail,
postpaid, thirty.ive cents. Supply lin
tied.
Prof. MertZ, Superintendent oil tho
~Steubenville Schools, will lecture on
Washington at the High school room
this afternoon between two and three
o'clock to the scholars and visitors. Adj
mission free. e.
Mcssrs. viii Cattell and George W.
Reese, who attended the Young Mems
Christian Association convention at To-
ledo, this week, will make a full report
Of the meeting at the Hotel haywood
on Sunday afternoon.
Martins Ferry Democrats are greatly
gratifed over Kenna's election. He was
their first choice and GOT their second.
Republicans are not so well pleased, and
expect TO see Gol take the Governors
chair. Martins Ferry people have taken
great interest In the circus.
Extensive preparations are being made
for the Sons Of Veterans entertainment
March s. Nearly fifty persons will take
part. The committee OF arrangements
consists OF Edwin L. Sparks, r. o. Mont
gomery, G. u. Sedgwick, Lewis Rother-
mond and John w. Crooks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22
THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY,
His Birthday to be Properly Celebrated in
Wheeling for the First Time,

wheeling for the First Time,
To-day is February o, the birthday Of
that famous man, General George Wash
ingtop, he who was oirst in war, Hrstin
peace and tirst in the hearts Of his
co~untrymen,N
All the indications point to a more gem
eral celebration OF the day than the
Father Of his Country has been honored
with here in Wheeling for many years
past. The credit for the fact that such
Is the case Is almost entirely due
to the wide-awake and patriotic
membership the Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics has In this COM
munity, This afternoon they are 10
have a parade that promises to be quite
an imposing affair, In which they will
DO assisted by other orders, old soldiers
and others.
Mayor Seabright has issued q timely
proclamation, and desires that citizens,
particularly business men, DO urged 70
observe the day as he recommends, The
Board OF Education has granted the
children in the public schools ahalt hol'
iday, the banks will be closed, also the
Government, county and municipal
offices, and the postottice force will OBJ
serve Sunday hours,
The Baltimore & Ohio and the Pan
Handle freight depots will be closed this
afternoon, and there will really be very
little excuse for business houses keeping
This morning there will be exercises
in all the public schools appropriate to
the day that will be very interesting.
The parade this afternoon will, how
ever, be the principal feature Of the day,
Chief Marshal Joseph l., Degant and his
chief OF staff, Mr., John D, Hall, last
night estimated, after receiving their
latest reports, that there will be
not less than 1900 men In line
Diamond lodge, Jr, O.. U, A. NJ,
Of Wellsyille will send down 0mem'
bers. Garfield lodge Of the same place
25 men, and the Jr, o, A, NJ. band, The
New Martinsville Juniors will come UP
in o special car. Bellaire lodge intends
to turn out 100 members and that o.
Washington, Pa, so men, Delegations
will also be present from New Cumber'
land and other points.
All local organizations that expect Il
take part in the parade are requested u
meet at their respective halls at 1880
o'clock sharp. The Reception Commit
tee, which is composed OF the following
named gentlemen, will meet at No. 224l
Market street at 9o'clock this morning
Messrs, john D. Hall, A. r. MCCahan,
Saul r, Wartfuel, Theodore Berkman,
Herbert MINIS and John West,
1t Is requested by the Chief Marsha
that the staff report promptly at head
quarters at ! p. IN.
Tonight there will be a big ball at
Arion hall under the auspices OF the
Juniors. A feature will be an exhibition
drill by the Wheeling Light Guards.
The Juniors are very much In hopei
that the people will hang out flags anC
decorate in other ways.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22
A WORD WITH YOU
ABOUT MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Of iastldlOus taste and com
mendable Judgment will not buy SlOTenly
made up Underwear, lll.llttlng and
poorly Put together. No matter how
entlcipg tho price may be, there's NO
economy. There's only one factory III
Ills country that turns out Underwear
spWed entirely on u LOck.StitCh Machine,
aud We have the sale Of their goods ex'
CluslVely for Wheeling. We got In our
new stock yesterday, aud have II on sale
tO.day-lt CONSISTS mainly or Corset
Covers, Drawers, Night Dresses and
Skirts. We are making q Special Sale
or lhem-at special prlCrs-al marked
In plain figures. We invite you to cal
and see them, hear our prices, look al
our styles, aud give them . critical ex'
amlnatlOn. A. l.. RICE u co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22

Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, Ags and primes, and other
tropical fruits, It's pleasant Taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
inenBely popular. II cures habiLual con.
Btipali0n, indigestion, blllousheSg, sick
headache piles, etc, Sold In 90 cent
BY Q. X, Goel1e, w w, Irwin,
Il, Williams and John IAuRhlln,
4 Go. and Goodwin 4 Co.. whole'
SalS agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22

Clarence Jones, the well.known iani-
tor OF the Lincoln Club building, is
listed in Johnnie o. Pendleton's re-
ioinder 10 Hon. G. w. Atkinson's notice
Of contest Of the Congressional election,
as an illegal voter, a minor. MI. Jones
saws that il one Is TO Judge from be-
hayior Johnnie has not yet attained the
age=otdiscretion. AS to his own right
TO vote, 1t has never been questioned;
he has lived here thirty.five years, and II
Pendleton wants to be satisfied Of his
right to vote he can find him OF !. G.
Dillon & Co.'s. The fact ID, this is a fair
sample OF Pendleton and Fleming's
alleged illegal votes for the Republican
nominee. They impeach the right Of
suffrage Of men who are as legal Citi-
gems as they themselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22
n1r. nnrnn,. seeonA 1petnre.

Tho second lecture Of the course to be
given at the Opera House for the bene.
d. Of tho WomRn's Christian Benevolent
Society, was attended last night by an
audience which packed tho house and
was composed Of people Of prominence
and culture. The topic was tho Rhine
and Switzerland, and tho Views were
Rplendid-cleAr, bright aud, when coll
or6d, truoto llte. The lecture added 10
the pleasure Of the audience, which was
appfeclatiVe 10 the point OIL enthusiasm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22

A slight wreck occurred last evening
about & o'clock on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
road, at the MoundsYille Camp Ground
Junction. Five cars and the tender OF
the second section Of freight number
100 left the track. No person was In.
jured. The wreck crew cleared the
track In a few hours. The yestlbule
trails was transferred at Moundsyille 70
the Ohio River road, and arrived In this
city several hours late.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22

ID Natures own true laxative, II is
The most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 70 cleanse the
Sysiem when Bilious or Costlyei TO die.
pei Headaches, Colds and Feycrsi 70
Cure HabituAi Constipation, lndlgee'
lion, Piles, etc. Manufactured orly. ny
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
Saie In 80 ctS and Sl.0O bottles BY Logan
4 Co, Anton +. Hess, Il, d. Burt and
o. Menkemellef.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22
A LIVERY STABLE BURNED
At bridgeport Last Nighttime Horses and
Vehicles saved.


Vehicles Saved.
The livery stable Of John W, Hill in
Bridgeport was destroyed by fire about
II o'clock last night, A call was seat 70
the Wheeling fire department for aid
when the blaze seemed to be getting be-
yond control, and the Island hose reel
and the Niagra engine responded,
The horses and everything OF value
except the feed were saved.
The cause ofthe fire is unknown, II
is thought that 1t accidentally caught
from some person smoking a cigar OF
pipe.
Other houses were in danger, and II
was thought at one time that the tele'
phone exchange building would be de
stroyed, but the tiremen fought the
flames back,
The loss on the building and contents
will amount to about $1,000, which I!
fully covered by insurance In several
Wheeling companies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22

CoLuNBvs, o., Jan, 1, 1Ssg,-To TnE
ELlxiR or DATES Co. Dear StS;-Ellxif
Of Dates cured me oil habltual constipa'
tlon and dyspepsia. recommend II 70
all my friends. Very truly yours, Joseph
thinner, Prop. Of Hotel 81, Claire 20.
lumbu5 D. Sold by O,K quetEe, w, W.
Irwin, W. Il. Williams and John Laugh-
lin. Logan 4 Go. and Goodwin & Co..
wholesaIe agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22
II Persists m tts Indocent Course.

The Register yesterday added insult 10
injury by defending Its reproduction
from q disreputAble sheet at Pittsburgh
OF a wnnton and i~nexCusable SANDER on
a former Wheeling mar, a member oil an
honored family, Bev. David Greer, OF
New York. The ReqBter says tho com.
munication printed In the 1%NTELLioRS.
GER calling II TO account for It's breach Of
decency was written Ia the office Of this
paper. This Is false. The Comnunica.
lion was written by a lifelong member
Of 81, Matthew's church, aud was en'
dorscd by fity others, II necessary the
name Of the author will be given, but
the Register Is not apt TO insist on IL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22
lIOSLERY.

We have added 80 dozen New Fancy
Striped Ladies' Hose TO our Hosiery
stOca, at 80 cents a pair, which We
guarantee 10 bottle greatest value ever
50 Dozen Now Aprons at 90 cents and
30 cents, A lot or Hpm.stltChed Linen
HnnlkurClleIs, drawn work, at III cents.
New 25 cent Handkerchief, and q large
Invoice OF French EmbrOluerlCs In mag
nltl'ent patterns A. L. RICE 4 co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22

To tho taste, more acceptable 10 the
stomach, and more truly beneficial In is
action, the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Fig, Is rapidly super
seding all others. Try H. One bottle
will prove lis merits. For sale In 80 cts.
and 81 bottles by Logan 4 Goa Anton +.
Hess, 4. b. Burt and-O Menketneller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22

Miss Il. Rody will have a clearance
sale Of muslin underwear for The next
ten days. Also, Ladies' and Cllldteula
Jersey blouse Waists d half price. We
must sell them 70 make room for our
spring stock Of Millinery Call and OK.
anime al 100 Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-22

uARE you going 10 the races2n aYes,
and bot on the winning horse" mot
the handsome Abdullah, he Ia lame.
Didn't you knowY "tll whisper In
your car, he'll win. They're using Sal.