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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-12
TRR REY. pR ALEy. MlRTlN
Returns from the Presidency OF DoPaul
Uniyenity-HIs Career,

NHNNAAHA AANAN WV AANhNHNHAN We
UpiyeFSity-Hls Career.
The current issue OF the ChriSiiGn
AdrOcais contains an interesting article
about the Rev, Alexander Martin, D. D,
LII, D, from the pen Of a prominent
minister Of Indiana. It Is almost certain
that no teacher Of the Gospel ever
labored in that part Of the moral vine
yard which embraces the State OF West
Virginia who was better known or more
loved and respected than DR., Alexander
Martin, He was the pastor Of the
Fourth Street church for a term OF years
and served at other points in the State
making friends and admirers wherever
he went and was known. Tho article
published by the AdpOcdle Is as follows;
"The work Of DR., Alexander Martin,
who retiTes from the Presidency OF De-
Paw University, deserves something
more than o passing notice, His services
in the pastoral and educational work OF
the church have been modest, yet etFeC-
tive and faithful, Entering the Pitts
burgh Conference in lS47, by the diVi-
sion Of that conference, he became q
member OF the West Virginia Confer
ence in 1913, He held In turn pastoral
charges at Charleston, Elizabethtown,
Parkersburp, and Fourth Street, Wheel
ing, In the educational work Of the
church he was teacher In, and then
principal OF the Northwestern Viz
ginia Academy at ClarksbuTg three
years, professor In Allegheny College
nine years, President OF the West Yir-
GINA University eight years, President
OF the Asbury- DePauw University four
teen years. His connection with this
last named institution extends over the
most eyentful period in its history.
Rare wisdom, untirlng industry, eminent
executive abillty-these were the quail.
ties demanded Of him. who should sue
GesslullyCohduct this university through
the years OF Its phenomenal enlarge
ment, It is saying much-yet not too
much-to affirm that the quiet, selt.re,
strained man who has just now put
aside the further leadership In this
institution, met the demand most sat
isiaCtorily In these regards, His resig-
nation was regretfully accepted at his
own most earnest and repeated request,
He retains the chair Of mental aud mora
science on an ample salary, He retires
IRON the presidency TO the less burden,
some and more congcnial duties OF his
chosen chair, carrying with him the
warm regard and unboundCd confidence
OF the joint board Of the university, aud
also ofthe church wherever hois known.
Three times his brethren have made hin
one Of their honored representatives in
the general conference, Many years O
faithful toll have closely identified hil
name with the widening history Of the
church, His vigorous health and large
capacity for work give promise OF vel
other years Of efficient SERVICE"
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NEW MANAGER SENT FOR,
Umpire Frank o'Btien to Man.
age WheeIiOg's Ball Team,
KENNEDY AND BOWMANFINED
And Suspended for Drinking and In
subordinatiop "A New Umpire
ComIng-Yesterday's Game
Here aud Other Games.

The Wheeling base ball club isto have
another new manager, This time it is
to be Frank o'BHen, the well known
umpire who has been officiating as such
in the Trl,state League nearly all Of this
and the greater part Of last season,
Nearly every one who is in the least in
terested in base ball knows, or has
heard of o'Brien. He has the reputa.
ton OF being one Of the best
posted men in the country on base
ball matters, He ia a man said to
possess no bad habits and Is well quail
fled by experience to manage a club,
He resigned his position as umpire to
take effect on the 18th inst, a day or
two ago, and about the same time Pres,
ident Howell came to the conclusion
that u weeks experience as the mana,
ger OF a ball team was about as
much in that line as he cared for,
AS soon as 1t was learned
that o'Brien had resigned, CORES.
pondenCe was had with him by the Dl.
rectors, relative 10 securing his services
Us manager, aud last evening he was
wired to report here as soon Us possible,
his terms having been agreedto. 0'Brien
will bethe fourth managerthe Wheeling
club will have had this season, 1t
started out, It will be remembered,
with Sullivan, Of Chicago, a nice
mild-mannered little man, who ev'
identity mistook his calling when
he essayed to be an umpire. Sam
NichOl followed him and failed to prove
a bowling success either as u manager or
u player. Then President Howell took
the helm and he has had a tough
time OF it. He has had cushions
thrown at him, spectators have
made him the target for their
wrath, Umpire Butler and visiting play
ers have reYiled him, he has had mu-
tinous men in his own camp and life has
been made anything but pleasant for
the rotund Howell. With 0'Brien's ad.
vent a change in the condition OF
affairs Is looked for. Ho has many
friends hero who will feel like
doing all they can to help him along
and restore the old enthusiasm for base
bail that prevailed here only o short
twelvemonth ago and made Wheeling
one OF the best ball towns In the coun'
kHy
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rrnnsfers Of n E.tale,

The following conyeyances of real es.
tate were admittedt to record by Recorder
Hook yesterday: A deed made July /,
1880, by Timothy Glynn aud wife, oil
Martins Ferry, to Ellen, wife OF Roger
.Glypn, Of this pity,s In hohSideTatIog Of
$3.50, Of lot No. 8, situated on The north
aide Of Oaldwellts run, a deed made
May y, 1880, by MargarettaC @. Feay and
BGnoni, her husband, to Sarah Feay and
II, s. and Michael Thornburgh, In con.
sidcration Of $500, OF lot No. 2S in the
town Of Triadelphia. A deed made
Bte~iipE GoRPanyD q haSdaili8a HaSe4t
strumpf, In consideration OF SO75, Of lot
No. ] In square No. 10 in Sprigg and
RitChie's addition, situated at the south.
east corner Of ThlrLy.third and McCol.
locl strpotg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-12

The State Medical Society Is to again
meet this year at the Greenbrler White
Sulphur Springs, where II was 80 nicely
entertained last year. The meeting will
DO held on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday oinext week. The physicians from
thic end OF tho State, and their friends
who intend going to the meeting, have
arranged to leave here in a special cal
morning at Z o'clock. Tho car will be
attached to tho regular train, and will
reach "The White'F that evening. The
fare for the round trip has been put at
sic Go, and the tickets will be good rs-
turning till October ~. Arrangements
have also been madeto haye the doctors
and their frlenlG taken: care Of at ''The
White" for 50 per day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-12
BELLAIRR
All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City,

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,
Andy shtCk, OiNorth Baltimore, o., Shere on
business,
Tobacco aud wool, In large quantities are com,
ing 10 on the BellAire, Zanesvtlle & Cincinnati
road daily,
David D. Cnttey, OF Findlay, accompanied by
his little daughter Is visiting friends and rela'
tlYes here,
8. @. Hamilton, Of the BpllAire Window Glass
Company, has resigned and will 80 into u new
e0nceFnat Lancaster,
], Prubasco, who went to the "pep',, recently
for blgamy, was hurt there this week byA piece
Of timber falling on him,
A large number Of irst class WoTkmen have
been thrown out OF employment by the ipdeh'
mite shutting down OF the !Rtna glass works.
Miss Ada Armstrong, Of Marietta, accompanied
BY Miss smith, daughter OF eX'Chiel Smith Of
Wheeling, are the gleits Of Gravel Hill friends
for 4 lew days,
Tho convention here this week makes bust,
ness Yerv lively, aud but for II, things would be
very dull, o. 50 many people arr. away, and many
Others will go away rs soon ~ the convention u
over,
Mr., Stanton Phillips and Miss Fannie EbeSoe
were married yesterday morning by the Rev. J,
W. Lane, They Will go 10 housekeeping IN the
Flint ward on their return from u Visit 10 FelR'
tlyeS ut Cameron, o,
The pipe line men transferred a load OF Pipe
from AGAR TO u Hat boat at the upper wharf yes
terdAy morning, aud the boat not being In very
good condition, sank, The company paid 0 gang
Of negroes $40 for raising the pipe aud boat, which
was done In q short time,
The BellaiFe Electric Company have let the
contract 10 build tho dynamOs, erect the Circuit
aud furnish the lamps TO Thompson, Houston 4
Co., OF Connecticut, The contract for the stone
work for the building was awarded TO w. ]. Nc
UlAln, and the contracts for tho balance OF the
building are withheld for the present, The en-
glno will 10 elghIy-hoFsc power and will hb fur.
nlShed by the ball Manufacturing Company, Of
Erie, Ia, A car load Of poles have already NJ
rived,
Wednesday Mr.. BuFCh, father Of ReEln BuTch,
q farmer who lives out the BellalEe, GAINESVILLE &
Cincinnati nllrOAd, came to this city, went II
tho bank aud drew 800 IN cash, Shortly alter.
wArdSN young man who must haVeknOwn he had
the money, ilVelgled him into AmeS' restaurant
and saloon, under prGteXt OF giyilg him sont
advertising sheets to post up In his neighbOE,
hood, for which the Slick young man promised
the old gentleman pay. Mr.. llurch Is 10 years 0l
age, and Isl childish, He went to accommodate
tho slick young man, Just as he would II Of Ill
nelGhbors. They passed through the restaurant
the bills 10 post. Here the story begins 10 dis
Joint aud come out IN disconnected and broken
links, II IL said tho old n an tried his hand a
three card monte, lud, as usual, got loft, tn
fact remains that ln old man, In Ills dOtAge, wai
robbed Of 500, The money Is gone, and perhaps
the fellow who got It Is also. Mr.. Burch must
have been watched he went to the bank, then
singled out rs IN easy victim, which he proved
10 be,
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Leaking nj tho crematory.

An official delegation from Steuben,
VILE, composed Of Mayor Brashear ant
three Councilman, stFiged here yeSter'
dav, and spent the afternoon N the
city, Their object was 10 Inspect thf
Wheeling crematory, with a. view ID
recommending the adoption Of siinilal
syslom Of diBposlng Of garbage at Steu.
benYile. Mayor seabrfght was absent
rom ihe city and Mr. Cruise did not feel
authorized 10 entertain the Visitors OH
oially, 90 they we're Obliged y find theft
Yay'to the Ctematory aud make theiF ip'
ye6tiRaHonB alone. They atterwhrd ex'
presBed themselves bighly gtatiaed With
the system and the workings Of the
cremRiofy, and intlnated tliat they
would make a favorable recommends
lion 10 their City Council.
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LOCAL BREYEEIEs.
AIpt'sFlO OF Minor SIom0atl IN and About q

-" HHM
City
TUE TT. Rev, Bishop A. ", Wayman,
Of Baltimore, will preach at 8 and 1880
O'Clock p, IN, next Sunday on the new
fair grounds.
TIIR newly formed Builders' Exchange
will hold q meeting in the Chamber Of
Commerce this evening, This organiza-
ton is now IN good shape and invites
all contractors TO join In the movement.
SPECIAL terms Of both parts OF the Cir
cult Court have been ordered, The one
in Judge Paul's part will commence
next Wednesday, the 18th inst and the
one IN Judge CanpbelPs part on Tues
day, the sSrd inst.
JosgPH DRILLRR cotton another one Of
his drunken sprees yesterday and made
things quite entertaining In the Second
ward market square till officer Carney
happened along'and took him in charge,
He was locked up,
ARTIST JoHS MYIRs has completed
and placed on exhibition in the attrac-
tive windows Of Grubb's jewelry store q
finely executed crayon portrait OF the
late Mrs, John G, Hoffman, IT,, that at
tracts much attention,
PosTMAsTRR oowDEN yesterday ap,
pointed ex.C oulCilman g, b. Jones, ol
The First ward, a regular letter.carrIer
and j, W, Brunette, OF the Sixth ward,
asubstitute carrier, Mr.. Jones was for,
merly q l%ettercarrier under Colonel
Sterling's administration,
JACon WLHELAr, a well known Market
street saloonist, returned home Wednes,
day evening from q trip 70 his old home
in Germany, While bis visit was a shorl
one II was q very enjoyable one, and
Jacob returns looking Btouter and jolliel
than ever. His friends have greeted
him warmly on his safe return,
TuR Wheeling Club will entertain ii
members and their lady friends with
Lfeie chdmpeire ut Wheeling Park thi
evening. The arrangement Is TO 90 gu
on the 8 o'clock motor train and return
on Especial train at | o'clock q. m, Tn
Opera House orchestra will provide
music for dancing and promenading, 4
very enjoyable time is anticipated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-12
Elixir otnntsa

Is a combination OF the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and othel
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered 1t i'm.
mensely popular. It cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 80 cent
bottles by 9, r., Goet2e, W. W. Irwin
w. =, Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
Wholesale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-12

piLLsBURY's Flour costs more thar
ordinary Hour because II Is better,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-12

A horse belonging to the Adams Elk.
press Company frightened ut an electric
motor that passed It as 1t was standing In
front Of the company's office on Main
gtreet hill yesterday morning, and 1t ran
away. The ANIMAL with . heavy wagon
attached, dashed mGdly lpyn Main
street, raising a big racket and consider.
able excitement, but fortunately doing
no damage until near the corner Of Main
and Fourteenth streets, where II collIdel
with W. o. McCluskey's team and was
brought TO u, stand still. Very little
damage was done by the collision. The
stfcct was crowded qt tho timo, and the
wonder 10 that soMe0ne,W was not A4tk.
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Peculiar

In the combination proportion, and pre-
paFatIon Of Its ingredients, Hoods sarsa.
parilla accompanies cures where other
preparations entirely fail. Peculiar In It's
good name at home, which lisa "tower
Of strength abroad" peculiar in the phe.
n0menal sales 1t has attained, Hoods
Sarsaparllla Is the most successful med.
ioine for purifying the blood, giving
strength, and creating IN appetite. 8
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COUNTY FINANCES.
Two Satisfactory Exhibits Considered aud
Approved Last Evening,

Two Satisfactory Exhibits Considered ant
Approved Last Evening,
The Finance Committee of the Boar(
Of County Commissioners met last even
ing for the purpose Of examining cx'
Sheriff Handlan's delinquent list, and
also the county's annual financial state
ment, which will be published In full In
the papers within a few days.
The reorganization ofSherif Handlan's
dellnvnent list shows a total OF ., l6t
white and 90 Colored capitations that
have not been paid. Tho total value o.
personal property charged Is $95,420
The amount OF State tax for State pur'
poses remaining unpaid Is S2l0 90 the
amount Of State tax for school purposes
remaining unpaid is sos AZ; the amount
Of county taxes unpaid Is $477 10; fol
district school purposes CteaChers) $40 90
same, buildings) $50 80; for roads
$40 So, This isl good showing in the
opinion OF the committee, and indi'
Gates close collection work,
The annual financial statement makes
the very satisfactory slowing Of $T6,'
27S 80 as the amount OF the county'G
assets in excess OF her liabilities, or the
county's net worth. This amount Is ex'
elusive Of all the county's buildings.
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Is, coon bsljd o. Ea0lSlao ahoapcDt'
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LAST NIGHTS CONCERT
At tie Thomson Church gu the Island-A
Fine Amir.

At tie Thomson Church on the lsland-A
Fine Amir.
The concert given at the Thomson NJ,
2. church on the Island last evening was
q largely sttenled and in every way on
ioya6le affair. 1t was given under the
able direction Of Prof. j. W. schoReld,
the well.known musical instructor Of
Martins Ferry, by tho class he has been
instructingatthis church aud the church
choir. assisted by Misses Flora Williams
Kate Michel and Mary Bankard, three
Of the most popular yoCalists wheeling
has ever been proud In cell her own,
A special platform was erected IN INC
church in this occasion, y was not uni,
comfortably warm in the church, and II
was therefore possible to enjoy TO the
utmost the splendid rendition that was
given ofthe following programme:
choru'-All Hail ii st iEg C8 G5Ss''aS "'"Solve''ol
Mics iIora a. Williams, MI, Geo. Beaumont,
PFol. ], W. SchOt0ld,
There's a Path BY the Ktygr- .",....., kOScliA'
Choir and CiaS,,
Win Knnws -. .,,,,,,,.,. ......,..F FedTlGJ CgwGI
Miss Mary pankarl.
Waltz sOng-NpllR Calma. .:.,:Y;.....,.,...
Miss Flora A, Williams -
Der the Waters. ,,....', .,... q; !""'". iuU'"'AoWL
Choir aud ClaU.
PART SECOND.
SPRINGS Bright dances ..Ya,. !, u,,somnambulI
Choir and Class.
Duet-FioW Gentle DevA.....,..' fAIF}
Miss Flora A. Williams and Prof.J J. W. SchDiell
Thy Daily Question .......... ........,....'.'ltVlMul
Miss Mary BaukArl,
Chorus-Come 10 the Fail .1..."...""" MaFEnh
Choir aud Glass.
SOlO-CalVAry ..... .,..,,.. ...'.. ..... ..' -. .''',''''''hVuhe9
Miss Kate Michel: -,
solo.-Tbop Charming BlrI David
Miss Flora a. Williams.
Anthem-DIeGGdI . the People ""..",. Tearney
All those taking part and especially
the three ladies who so kindly assisted
with solos, were warmly applauded and
several enCores were demanded and
given. The concert was q success 80,
ciallv. artistically and financially.
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The Carlton Circle OF tho SECOND Pres
byterian church, q young peoples otgQR'
ization enjoyed the pleasures OF Z
picnic at Ridgeway's grove, located
back OF Bridgeport, yesterday. This
grove Is one Of tile most charming local.
lies for q picnic that is to DO found II
this sectiph. The scenery is fine and
The grove has allthe consequences that
could be desired, The Circle went Qqt
In a biz wagon and returned tired but
enthusiastic over the good time that
had been had. One Of the aims OF the
Circle Is to materially assist a foreign
missionary.
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The less said about Yesterdays game
the better, IT was played on muddy
grounds, and in two innings Shamua
gave six men bases on balls aud lost the
game. Dunn then went ID, and the club
could probably have won the game
out III either the seventh or
innings had It not been
for Butler. His base decisions were
ridiculous and would have been
so regarded had 1t not been that they
were 80 costly. The spectators became
so enraged That ior a time'it looEed as
though he would be given a Bartlett re.
ceptiOn,
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Recorder Hook Yesterday issued mar
riago licenses TO the following named
Charles Waisan, aged %, a native and
resident q Wheeling aud Maggie Com
ford, aged IL, 0 native OF Benwood and
resident Of Wheeling.
Albert j. Williams, agld 20, a native
Of Marshall county and resident oil
Wheeling, and Marietta Patton, aged 2S
4 naliYe OF Belmont county, Ohio, and
resident Of Wheeling
Solomon Smith, Tldower, aged IS, q
native Of Washington county Ohio, and
Mary Kyle, widow, aged %, q native OF
Monroe county, both residents Of this
city.
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Niun-nYntA nd nrnr pnrk.

All lrSt.glass tickets, whether limited
or unlimited %. 10 lime, reading viz
Baltimore < Ohio Railroad from adj
point west 81 Deer Park to Washington,
baltimore, Philadelphia, New York OF
any intermediate station OH the line Of
the Baltimore ( Ohio Railroad, Phil,
adelphla 4 Reading Railroad or Central
Railroad Of New Jersey, will he valid fol
Btopoyer privilege at Deer Park, Noun.
tain Lake Park nj OAKLAND. When tho
bdssgngor u ready 10 teSGme his iournuy
The ticket agbnt lt either resort named
ahoyB will endorse hls Ticket good Tot
continuous Journey 10 Ia 1eltl1Ation
within tho teftiLoty desCtlhed above.
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Sunday Eacnr.lons on OHIO River II. II,

Until October !, 1880, Sunday exCnr.
sion tickets will be sold AZ follows: To
Woodland, 20 centsi 10 New Martins.
Vile and elStersvllle, 81 80; to Williams.
town lMarietta) and Parkersburg, 81 %.
Good for return passage on date OF sale
only. j. G. ToMLINsoE, Agent,
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Umpire Hengle, q man who knows
something about base ball and the rules
Of the game, has agreed by wire to be
hero to-day and umpire the game. The
local management after the work OF
Butler, the alleged umpire, in yester-
days game, vow that they will play no
more games the destinies Of which are
left IN his handg. Butler as an umpire
is without doubt very, very poor.
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Ia natures own true laxative. 1t Is The
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the syston
when bilious or costive; to dispel head,
aches, cold0, and feYeft Ia GurehRbituaI
constipation, Indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California Fiji
Syrup Company. For sale In 30 centl
and 81 bottles BY Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, r.. b, Burt and O. Men.
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II you want nice white, laky broad,
nse'the Pillsbuty Best Flour.
.. r 9. 'ElES.


Excursion tickets 10 Pittsburgh, Pa.
and return will DO sold at one Lowest
tirst.class limited fare for tho round trlt
by the Pennsylvania Lines, on July IL
10 and II, good for return passage unit
July %, 1850. This concession Is granted
on actouhtblth lksfRebnlon lobe held
on July 10, l7and IL. For full iniorma.
tion apply to the nearest passenger OF
ticket agent. Mar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-12

lssGuEgap ~ Atlantic City viii tho u, no,
The ilrst Of tho select eKOpnlnns will
berun from Wheeling On Thursday, July
Ia, 1884, Round trip rate so, tickets
good ten day., With stop Of privilege al
Washington b. d, returning 4 parloi
car will be attached 10 train No. o. leay.
ing Wheeling at 4i36 q. mn via Grafton,
and q Pullman sleeper will DO run from
Wheeling on train leaving At Di10 p. IN.
Via Pittsburgh. For patlor and sleeping
kbt space, time OF trainH, 80, call at bal.
tlmote &,0hlo iltRet.OMeo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-12

For hshitpal constipation, dyspepsia and
kindred lis Is tho tappEs paliforRiu
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Pigs II
strengthens as well as cleanses the sys.
TEN, II Is easily taken, aud perfectly
harmless. For sale in 50Cents andS | bot.
Ties by Logan Drug Co., Anton r. Hess,
r. b. Burt and o. Menkemeller.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

ATul line Of Serges, Drap DEtes and
ChevlOts, lust hnlted for the hot weather,
which viii be made up llrSt.ClaSS Of
reasonable prices.
III SlOck-A largo limo Of OvCrSizts In
French Flannel Shirts, neck ~, body so.
Al &. HESS Il sons,
1921 4 1898 Market Street,
Wheeling, ". "a.
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Do you suffer With habltual conStlpa.
ton Or blllouBness7 II so, Try the pleas.
ant fluit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure yoti, Sold In 90 cent bottles
by ., H. Goethe, W. w. Irwin, w, IL,
Williams, John 1aughlin, Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 90, Wholesale
agents.