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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13

scRrBNER's MAGAZINE for September
contains the opening chapters of new
serbian exciting and patriotic romance
of colonial days by Harold Frederic,
the London correspondent Of the New
York Times; the last regular article in
the successful railway series of twelve
papers, which, after thorough revision,
ara soon to be published in handsome
volume; another of the fishing articles,
this alone describing the picturesque
Nepigon region Of Canada; an out.of-I
door paper by w. Hamilton Gibson, with
the authors own illustrations; an end
paper by the famous Irish leader, histo-
rian and novelist, Justin McCarty; and
other striking papers on literary, educa-
tional, and military topics by eminent
writer's, with short stories and poems.
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When women should Marry.

Hoiplth'
Probably the best time for the average
civilized woman to marry would be any
age between "a and 80. 1t Is not said
that no woman should marry earlier OF
later than either OF these agesi but
youth and health and vigor are ordln'
arily at their highest perfection between
these two periods. Very early marriages
are seldom desirable for girls, and that
for many reasons, The brain Is imma-
ture, the reason Is feeble and the char
acter is uniformed. The considerations
which would prompt a girt to marry at
II would in many cases have very ll!lle
weight with her at "a. Az II she Is q
child, at "a a woman. Where u girl has
intelligent parents the seven years DO
tween II and "a are the period when
mind and body are most amenable 70
wise discipline, and best repay the
thought aud toll devoted TO their devel'
opment, Before II few girls have
learned to understand what life is, what
discipline is, what duty Is, They can
moi value what is best, either In the
fathers wisdom or the mothers tender
!
ness, When married at that childish
period they are like Young recruits taken
fresh from the farm and workshop, aud
hurried OIL to a long campaign without
any period oipreliminary drill and train
ing, or like q sChoOlbOy removed from
school to a curacy without being sent e
the university or to theological hall
Who can help grieving over child'witei
especially iishe have children aud ahus
band who Is nm inexperienced and possi
bly, exacting boy-manP The ardor Of biz
love soon coOls; the visionary bliss Of
her poetical Imagination vanishes like
the summer mist; there Is nothing left
but disappointment and wonder that
what promised to be so beautiful and
long a day should have Clouded oyei
almost before sunrise.
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our Guc,,s From the East.

The gontleinVn from the East who are
to arrive In Wheeling to-day have by
their works shown their faith In Wheel.
ing. During their stay, which will be
ali too short, Wheeling will endeavor TO
demonstrate To them that they have
made no mistake.
They will be shown what II 10 that
creates a demand for the bulk Of thoin'
bound itulghts and Of the large tonnage
shipped away. They will be shown the
old aud the now, the industrial cstab'
llShmouu which long since gave a fame
10 Wheeling, and the newer plants
which tell Of the constant trend toward
agroat dlycBlaralIon Of whoellng's In
dustries,
They will see miles Of freight trains
bringing In the raw materials and bear.
ing away In every direction the hnlabed
products for which wheeling 10 known
far and wide. They will sec q mAnuiac,
turing community which BY slow but
sure steps has reached lie present estate,
whose latter yoan are is best yeafs,
whose industries aud general commet.
ClAl enterprises are 30 firmly established
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States that Ticket No. STA drew the
First Capital Prize OF 100000 In the
232d Grand Drawing Of Sept, 10th, 1850,
IN the Louisiana State Lottery. 1t was
sold In fractional parts OF twentieths, at
Sl.00 each sent to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La. One went to the City
National Bank, of Denver, COL; one to
First National Bank, Denver, Col. one
TO Preston National Bank, Detroit, Mich. (;
one TO O. Gould, Steelton, Pa; one to
p. A. Decker, 03l Ninth ave-, New
York City; one to City National Bank,
Dallas, Tex. one to National Exchange
Bank, Dallas, Tex. one to j. L. Ponciare,
and Philip Lacoste, Bay Grostete, La. (;
one paid Whitney National Bauk, New
Orleans, La, for party In Baton Rouge,
La; one to National City Bank, Mar.
shall, Mich; etc, etc. Ticket No. 81, 500
drew the Second Capital Prize ofSl00,OOO,
also sold in fractional twentieths at $l.00
each; two went to two Correspondents
through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank, San
Francisco, Cal. one TO g. W. Austin, ~
Law Exchange, Buffalo, n. y; one to d.
w. Gibbins, Cleveland Ohio. one to
DR.. A. ". Tancil, Washington, D. c.;
one to Messrs. ]. T. Gossett 4 Co., So.
CarrolltSn, KY; one to A. B. WarmkUs.
sci, 14l n. Seventh st. Allentown, Pa.
one to Messrs. Dyer & Moore, Richmond,
Tex; one to John II. Hayey, Boston,
Mass. one to james Ii. Lawtin, Boston,
Mass. one to OhiCopee National Bank,
Springfield, Mass one TO viii Nuts.
chler, Colllnsyille, ILL.,, etc. Ticket No.
90, 100 drew the Third Capital Prize OF
$50, 600, also sold in fractional parts one
to +. Falkerhahn, 70 Stevenson st., San
Francisco, Gal. one to W. A. Nelson, COL
Front ST., San Francisco, Cal. one to
Fred. Lindall, lama, Iowa one TO A. F.
Robinson, York, Neb. one to Paul II.
KoeChert, Davenport, Iowa; one TO U.
A. Buckingham, U. s. Express, Chatta.
nooga, Tenn; one to L. L. Caldwell,
Indianapolis, Ind; one 10 j. II. Mar.
shall, Cleveland, 0hioi one to Farmers
& Merchants National Bank, Baltimore,
Md. one TO Chas. l.. HaiIner, Bethlehem,
Pa; one to Harry Schimmel, Los
Angeles, Gal. one to John 0'Brien, Fall
River, Mass, one to James Doherty, gil
W. 10th St., New York City; one to
Sophia Orwell, Stamps, Ark. one to Miss
Ellen MCGowen, Newport, r. l. The
next drawing will occur November l2, OF
which all information eau BE- had Of NJ.
A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, on ap.
plication. paw
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FOR SALE.

t24l Twenty-fourLo Lots In caldweIl'S
Addition TO the City OF Wheeling
Bald Lets arc bounded on the north BY TWGH'
ty.nlnth street. on the east by illmcIe suctl on
the south by the HandMn Homestead, and On
the west by the u. & ., RalltnRd
Their proximity 10 the above named ullfDad
renders Them excellent sites for manufacturing
establishments,
lie auction,
WV nuGE & mo
1890 Mafkel street.
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The following conyeyances Of real
estate were admitted to record by CLERK
Hook yesterday; go.
Thomas W, Pierce, Of St. Louis, to Henry
J,,Topp, OF this city, for lot No, 10 IN
division D, Of the property situated IN
Sixth ward known as the Caldwell run
property, as plated by Daniel Lamb and
II, NJ. Russell, special commissioners
Consideration 500.
A deed made October IL, 1880, by
Daniel Lamb and II. NJ. Russell, special
commissioners, to James q. Frazier, fol
lot No. IS, 10 division L, OF the property
known as the Caldwell run property,
plated by the said commissioners, and
situated In the Sixth ward. Considers
finn S50
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AGENTS WANTED.

S,iSi Prizes amounting ~
EorE.-TlCkCts drawing Capital Prizes arc not
entitled 10 ternInRl prlEeS,
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A DESPERATE BATTLE
Between Toughl aud Posse Of Offieers.
Several Men Shot,

CoLuNBus, o., Oct. 10 Frank Hessler
and his three brothers, members Of q
family which have long been the terror
Of It's neighborhOod, entered WesteTyille,
the seat Of sterbein University, satur;,
day night, got drunk and assaulted
Mayor II. r, Audrus, whom Frank Hess
Ter knocked down. Then the crowd de-
fied arrest.
A posse was sworn In and pursued the
brothers 70 their homes, The drunken
mcn opened fire on the posse About
thirty shots were fired. Marshal J ";
Oylef was shot in the shoulder and Will
die from the wound. The entire load Of
shot lodged In his person, and at such
range that the clothing was carried into
the wound, One Of the other deputies
was shot through the hat and another
through the sleeve Of his coat, Frank
Eessler received three or four wounds
They are pronounced dangerous. i 4
thought one OF the HessleTs was killed
as he cannot be found. Warrants were
sworn out yesterday charging the Hess
lers with shooting TO kill, and q strong
posse went after them,
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stand Up, Mr.. Campbell.

The forgery Of the name Of Candidate
Campbell was clearly shown to Mfr. Hal.
stead, who frankly gave the truth to the
public. Mr.. Campbell did offer the bill
to get the Government to buy 72,OO0
ballot boxes at SOS each, said boxes be-
ing worth about $lOeach, IiMr. Camp.
bell were as frank as Mr.. Halstead he
would ease his conscience by telling all
he knows about the scheme. This lie
would do, no matter how many
thousand votes 1t might cost him. Is
anybody holding hard onto the tail Of
Mr.. Oamnhollla coat? ~
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.

Atthe Academy Of Music, New orlcauA
Tuesday, November IL, 1899.
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.
10000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves
$40 Quarters ST. Tennis 81; TWentlGthI /.
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EnnanaY.

This Is what you ought to have, In
fact, you must have II, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for Il
daily, and mourning because they find
II not. Thousands upon Thousands OF
dollars arc spent annually by our people
In tho hope that they may attain this
boon. And yet II may DO had by all.
We guarantee that Electric Bltters, II
used according TO directions and the use
persisted In, will bring you Good Dl.
gestion and Dust the deaiion Dyspepsia
and install instead Eupepsy. We rec.
ommend Electric Blttefs for Dyspepsia
and all diseases Of Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys, Sold al Soc aud 81 per bottle
by Logan Drug Co.. druggist. 4
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ILlIeled Al The Folloaleo at v aoolIpg, ", w.
ag KecOud.ClAA mEteI
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oa,.,,b Oon,, n. cnroa.

with local application, 40 they cannot
reach tile scat Of the dlseasn. Catarrh ID
d blood or constitutional disease, and In
order 10 cure II you have 10 take inter
ual remedies. Halls CatarTh Cure Il
taken Internally, and acts directly On the
blood and lnucus surface, Halls Ca
tafth Cure 10 no quack medicine. ltwal
prescribed by one Of the best physlCiani
ia this country for yeafp, and 10 q regular
nrescrlpllou, 1tlscomposed OF the bOst
,onIcs known, combined with the best
blood pufihUfs, acting directly on the mt
gugshflace, The perfect combination o.
th0tyoingfedlenls iswhat produces suet
wonderful results In curing catarth
Send for testimonials Tree, =
FIJI, Cheney 4 Co., Props Teledo, y
,oldby Druggists, price IOC' pAw
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weakened with water.

The sugar trust started OF boomingly
with about seventy per cent Of It's CAPT.
tai stock water. This water consumers
were expected TO swallow along with
their sugar, 1t was a gigantic bubble,
to call 1t by no hasher name, and Mr..
Mephistopheles Claus sprcCkelS liaB
pricked 1t with his big Independence
finery. Sugar trust certificates, which
In June last sold at 100, are now to DO
had in quantities to suit purChaSers at
something over the seventy line. Yer
lily, the way Of the sugar trust aend Is
hard.
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Marriage licenses were issued by Clerk
Hook yesterday to the following named
Allie il. Parker, aged "a, a native and
resident Of Mentor, Ohio, aud Minute
Bassett, aged %, u native OF this city
now d resident Of Cleveland.
Irwin l.. Brodic, aged 81, a native and
resident OF Roanoke county, Va, and
Mamie schubach, aged 81, native and
resident Of this city,
Samuel O. Monroe, aged 20, a native
Of Belmont county, Ohio, now resi-
dent OF Roane county, this State, ant
Martha L. Neff, aged 20, native Of Bel
mont county, now q resident Of this city
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Crawford HEIGHTS Is the ulme given 10 a Plat
OF land containing about forty aces, lIlug GU
the hill back Oi The RtlR and st'nlHfl lion
Works. Lots vary IN Siln iIUm nnt'hali VI m
aefe 10 four acres and will be sold ingJ ~ ~
blocks SOme nl the property !. hlttHui ~
Ing OF fruit. and berries The ltntiDn, While
near the mills. factories aGd railroads 10 me val
ley, Il yet above aud beyond their 'm.H, noig
aud other sHgTeeahle iehiu -. II hrHllh.ul'
Affords fne view NJ the river aud lhr"f uuhg'
inR country, and AdmiHbl cunblnu me hd'
HntApoH oil town and country. M more drslre'
BILE location for private residences eau NJ Iunhd.
The property will be sold NJ reasonable prices
and on easy terms ~
For further particulars enquire Of II, z.
Howell, bridgeport o. Abiain Lash, M-tllns
FSrry; I, 1, Holloway, 1T flrN NRilnual Bank,
bridgeport; ". Z. Irshat1, At OniCr NJ S'nhnhu
Iron Co., or W. II, Tallnlnn a. Office Of h,na
Iron and Steel Co ,CI
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We the undersigned Banks and Banken will
pay all Prizes drawn IN The Louisiana State Lot
IerieS which may be presented At our counters
B. u. WALAsLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
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A chapter o. Local Rallroaa HI.tory.

Chnpter OF Local AAllFpNu hAtoFg'
Ohio county put her money into tue
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky
Railroad, In which many thoughtful and
usually wise people had no faith. For
It's whole length 1t was to parallel the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, the great
waterway Of tho Ohio running between
with capacity for carrying freight limited
only by the falling Of the waters. The
Cleveland and PIttsburg was operated
by a great trunk line which had guaran'
teed seven per cent on It's stock,
The Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken
lucky has been splendid success, and
It's brightest days arc before 1t, Itregu'
larly pays a semi.annual dividend oil
three per cent. Its stock is far above
par and is not on the market, A new
tiile Of railroad from East to West with
Wheeling on the way would begin Id
| life under auspices more favorable and
far more promising, This Wheeling
hopes to see at an early day.
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In tho ears, sometimes aroaring buzzlng
sound are caused by Catarrh, that ex'
ceedingly disagreeable aud very common
disease. Loss Of smell or hearing also
result from catarrh. Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the great blood purifier, Is a peculiarly
successful remedy for this disease, which
It cures by purifying the blood. II you
sutIer from Catarrh, try Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, the peculiar medicine. 3
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N l,phoIa n Anrora.

TO ne Editor oiths Inielli0aeer.
sIG:-I see In your paper Of the 18th
a dispatch from Oakland, Md, stating
that there Is an alarming epidemic o
typhoid fever prevailing at Aurora and
surrounding country, which is a great
Misrepresentation. There Is one person
sick In Aurora brought ON by cold AMI
exposure, and Of course has fever, but
but not typhoid, II 1t is, II is a very
mild form, for In three days the patient
was sitting up aud walking about the
house. There are several cases oil sick
ness in the surrounding country that
physicians pronounce bilious fever.
Very truly yours,
]. II. SHAFFRR.
aurora, ". Va, Od. IA.
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A Sow DeleetiYe AGENCY.

A corporation to be known as The
West Virginia Detective Agency has
been organized at Point Pleasant, and
application hus been made for a charter.
There are seven charter members with q
capital stock Of $4,000 subscribed, ten
per cent. Of which Is paid In, with the
privilege 10 extend the same TO $50 900,
charter to expire in fifty years. Lon 7.
.Prltchard, Eta., has been employed at.
torney for the corporation. They will
begin publishing u newspaper in the In
tefest Of the Agency.
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Address Registered Letters con.
tAlnInB Currency to
NRW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
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that no wind Of ayersity has ever shaken

that no wind Of ayersity has ever shaken
their foundations.
They will meet the men who conduct
heereat establishments Of the Wheeling
district, who will frankly tell them the
disadvantages under which Wheeling
labOrs and suggest how enterprIsing cap
ital may remove them to lis own and
wheelIngs great advantage,
Nothing will be concealed from them
that Wheeling business men can tell OIL
show, Our permanent exposition will
be open to them in all its departments
day and night, and the ISTELLIaEScRI
hopes they may End 1t both pleasing
aud profitable, 1t is hoped, also, tina
this visit may lead to closer and largel
business interests in common.
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WHEELING, OCTOBER IS, 1889,
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WREMKMBER, that Che payment Of Pfiies 1,
gUARANfEED ~ f0uA NATIONAL BANKS oi New
Orleans, and the Tickets arc signed BY the pfesl.
dent Of al inltltutlOni whose chartered ttght1
Arc recognized ID The highest CourtAi therefore,
beware n any limitations OF anonymous
ONE DOLLAR IL the price Of the smallest
TART OF ttaClnn oil q Ticket tEsuGb ny "a ID AMI
Drawing, Anythlngl npuf name offered Tor les
than 1lnllAt q ALWindlg. ooi6s4W
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How many cities can show the equal
Of whcellng's remarkable increase in
freight tonnage-three.iold in three
years, an actual increase Of more than
two million tons2 Wheeling is not,mak.
ing much stir over it, in fact it will sur.
prise her own people, but the figures
show It.
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Now is the time to take hold with a
firm grip in West Virginia. Richest Of
all in natural resources, West Virginia
has struck a pace that will take her well
up In the front rank Of States. The next
FIVE years will show marvellous changes
in the Mountain State.
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Merchant Tuttler.
"Nrs. Mulllgan," said Mrs. Ginty, III
II well yer ialln the day."
"Yls, very well"
can sthrongP"
"Then prapsits able ye'd be 10 bring
back tho two wash.tubS yez borrlcd last
Monday"
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FOR SALE

Anew Double Brick House lha. will pay ny
per cent rs All Investment.
4 Eix ROumed House With large lot, l9O TWEEN
ty,ninth street, very cheap.
Residence at 2ll2 Chapline street.
Thres foOmed Ffiek House 70 south Huron a.
Desirable Modern Dyellug, llisOulh Cnu u,
Building Lets on hnTlh hOni suul Tenn,
Old fair Grounds, lanV'a Orchard, Fourteenth
street Fifteenth AtrCet COtn,T 1wcuutlghh
and Wood street, corner Twenty hiuth aud Eut
streets, cpTnet Nc' nllurh ant lhuliulh 'ifttu,
on MAIEter, Wilson and Wood ktcc's LtiNten
Twenty seventh aud TIVE ~ Clphth AttrVts
/ Brick House tOrnef Wood and Thirty ghth
streets. at bATgnll; will pr! Ata" investment
farm near MHunnkvillC OH TIC .dio tide, VI
exchange for city pTnI Cfiy.
Ihrg0 Farm IN Ohio county rear ClinituEO'
With other improved ptnleliles,
aid q ISM tn, 1870 Main s.
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WuEELlso gets along we'll with the
railroads which now serve her, but she
Is ready to welComein substantial way
all newcomers. 1t is fact that the old
lines cannot accommodate the rapidlyin.
creaslng business.
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Lots For Sale in Crawford Heights,

Or WILLIAM ". IfANfLAN,
Aulb q. ", Cor. ChRplnC & slTtuuih siL
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N DAnY ISTELnGENCEE Is delivered b
i,ri IL Wheeling and adjacent IsEpsaIl'
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With conscientious qualms?" asked a
friend. "You look troubled" $50 1
am," said the sufferer; "but II Is with
the toothaChe." more fool, YOU" re.
piled the comforter; get II pulled out,
and buy u bottle Of SozoDoST, and pre-.
serve the good teeth irom d like Calam-
itY.n MMFAM
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Wick the hair shows signs Of failing,
begin at once 10 use Ayers Halt VigOr.
This preparation strengthens the scalp,
ptomotpa the growth Of new hair, 10.
stores tho natural color 70 gray aud
faded hair, and renders II soft, plant
and glossy. nav
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tii... rn.,. pn.a.

toose,s Red Glover Pile Remedy, ls a
positive specific TOT all iofma Of the die.
eaSe, blind, bleeding, Itching, ul0etated
AND pfoltudlng plleg. Price DOC. For
aid ~ Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
DruTaiS,s, Wheeling, VIVA nav
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BISMARCK, having accepted a snuff
box from the Gar, will expect the Gsar
to sneeze as often as he takes snuti.
This was the aim Of the willy Chaucsllor
when he invited the Gear to the confer
ence. The probability lie that the Car
will keep right on doing his own sneez-
lug with the willing aid Of France.
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THE new Board Of Gas Trustees has
organized by eleCting for It's President
a business man OF character. A bust.
meas department Of the city should be
run on business principles. 1
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.sI,rn DANA. slnl.wLEKLY AAp vIEEll

rrow, camppoIla Hart, Prop's.
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An Undecided Substitution.

Foreman Composing Room-somo Of
the Ms. Of Miss GushinRton's novel
seems 10 DO missing.
Editor-well, here arc "Gray's Anato.
my" and the "DtUssmaker's Manual"
Make Il up from thcm in about equal
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CHICAGO is being Censured for the
work Of the Cronin jury fxers, Chicago
should be praised for digging those
scoundrels out and starting them on the
way 70 the penitentlary.
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NfnLllnde.

Mr.. Brown TO stranger who has saved
him from drowning)-My dear, good
friend, I'll never forget you as long as ]
Iivel Come up to my store and GET
some nice, clean, dry clothesi III let
YOU have them as cheap 40 anybody,
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oc8
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Mr.. ERAsrus wmAN played It allttle
fine on the State Department, That %
all and that is enough. A man Of Mr..
Wiman's grade Is supposed to keep faith
under all circumstances.
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The epidemic Of typhoid fever in
Johnstown is not surprising. The
afflicted people Of that place did not be-
lieve It would come, but 1t has come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-16

WHEELING has room enough for nav
manufacturing enterprises, Come on
with the capital.