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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12
rlIn r0LNrY c0MMISSl0NERs

III
Hold special Meeting A Proposition to
1tcmOdOl the Old jail.
A special meeting Of the Board Of
County commissioners was held yeater
day afternoon, which was attended by
all tho members except Mr. FritE. Of
Richie district President Dobbins, on
calling the body to order, stated that the
special purpose for which the meeting
had been called, was TO provide for the
reception and entertainment Of party
OF capitalists who arc to be here next
week TO look at the progress that has
been made on the Union bridge and its
tunnels,
There was an informal discussion had
as 10 what ought TO be done ID the way
Of entertainment, and ~ to how much
should DO appropriated In order TO do
things pfop6rly. Two lihndred dollars
was the amount finally 'hxed upon and
appropriated out 81 tho County'a COnlin-
gent fund, u was decided further, that
the Board shonld act gs committee Of
the whole In this matter and that the
invitation received from q special com.
millee Of the Chamber Of Commerce, ap.
pointed 10 hSaisE In entertaining The
strangers, to meet with them, DO &C.
cepted, The meeting Of the Board aud
this committee which took place last
evening Ia reported elsewhere.
Tie Committee on Court House and
jail reported that u had decided that
the most available site for the proposed
now fail would be the quarter square
Immediately east 81 that nart pl the
PubllC Building occupied BY The county,
but that, after asceftalnlng The. values
placed on the properties contained In
that section, they lad come TO the con.
cluol0n that the cost 81 0 modern jail
erected there would DO 90 large a. 70 be
practically piohibllofy, The committee
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nIpORTlNr AcTiON TAEEN

by the Health Committee Last Night with
Reference to the Diphtheria Cases.
The Committee on Health met last
evening, with Chairman Campbell, and
Messrs, Pollock, EmmarLh, Rumble, Had
Itch, Farrell and Health Officer Gar
rlsou present. Chairman Campbell ex,
planned that the meeting had been
called for the purpose, principally, OF
discussing the cases OF diphtheria exist
ing in the First ward, and the best
means Of stamping out the disease,
DIR. Garrison told about the same story
which was publishedin the lNTELLIGRN-
GER OF yesterday, and gave II us his
opinion that the proper method to pur
sue, is TO close the First ward school, aud
keep it closed until the disease shall be
gotten under CONTROL, and all those who
haYe beenexposed TO the ContaglOn shall
have passed through the period OF in
CubAtion. Or, Campbell conceded with
DR.. Garrison's views, and the committee
passed the following resolution:
"ResOlred, That the Health Committee
request the Board OF Education to close
the First ward school until the Health
Officer shall have investigated the
diphtheria cases in the First ward, and
reported 10 this COMMITTEES, and until
such time as this committee shall other
wise notify the Board"
Dr. Garrison then reported that seC'
ton of an ordinance in relation to
Health Officer and Registration OF
Deaths and Burials," which was printed
in yesterdays lNTELLIGENcER, is q dead
letter, and that probably tho physicians
in the city are not aware Of it's existence,
A member OF the committee stated that
it ia the Health Officers duty to enforce
the ordinance, which DR.. Garrison dc
MED on the ground that the ordinance
does not 50 specify, ind that it would
be hardship TO take the physicians I'M
awares, under an ordinances which has
beGu a dead letter so loug, He further
suggested that before tho committee
should insist upon him enforcing the or
dinanco it should pass u resolution so
stating and publish the section OF the
ordinance in connection herewith. A
resolution was then adopted calling the
attention Of the physicians to the sec
ton, and another instruCting the Health
officer to ENFORCE it by reporting oil de-
liuquents TO the Chief OF Police. These
resolutions and the section referred tC
will be found in the advertising columns
Of this issue.
Mr.. Farrell, and Mr.. Whitehead the
gentleman who will have charge Of The
Crematory repairs, reported the amount
OF materials and the labor needed oil
the job, showing that the $500 appro
priated by Council will q little mor'
than cover the expense. The furnace
will be lot out tonight and no garbag,
will be collected till the repairs arr
4inIishel, which will probably be Of
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TWO ISSUES OF BRIDGE BONDS


or 500, 900 Each Awarded by the Finance
CommIttCo-Th Premiums.
The Finance Committee OF the BoarC
of County Commissioners have awarded
the second and third issues of $4,000 o.
bonds, Of the 100000 authorized to be
issued to provide for the county's sub.
scription for that amount to the Wheel.
ing & Harrisburg Railway Company, as
follows; OF the issue OF $4,000 to be
delivered this month the German Bank
got $4,000; Exchange Bank, 5000;
Frank Anber, Sl,50O: John Smith,
$1,000; T. Buchanan 4 Co., $1,000; Bank
OF the Ohio Valley, Sl0,5OO. Of the
third issue Of $4,000 to be delivered
December next, the German Bank was
awarded $4,000 aud the Bank Of the
Ohio Valley the remaining $4,000, but
it was reported Mt yesterdays special
meeting Of the Board TINT the Bank OF
the Ohio Valley would not take that
amount
The committee declined TO allow to be
made public the premiums offered by in.
diyldual bidders, but II was stated au-
that the average OF tue
premiums Obtained on the two Issues
was nearly Reven-eights Of one per cent,
which was looked upon rs very salts.
factory.
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Tofhe Ladies'.
WHEELING INSlALLMENT co
1853 MARKET STREET.

The ever increasing popularity OF the
house under our new and exclusive man
agement is a matter OF congratulation to
us.-Judging from the crowds that daily
thrcng our Store-the people OF Wheel
ing aud Surrounding Towns evidently
appreciate our efforts to serve their in
terests-and is another proof that our
system OF Fair Dealing-Low Prlces-and
Small Profits are Sure to Win,-The tirst
OF these-Fair Dealing-is our guide to
Success. has put us where we are to-
day in the front ranks OF business houses.
1t has made us recognized leaders in
the trade-and already established our
house as the most reliable-In short, it
is our mOtto-as we are strong believers
in that grand old maxim do unto 9th
ers us you would they should do unto
,yN,, ~
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AN OLp PIONEER GONE.
Isnac Irwin Passes Awny-A sketch of Ills
Life Here.

Isnnc Irwin Passes Away-A Sketch of Ills
Life Here.
Isaac Irwin. one of tho oldest and best
-. .oai,Iant, ~ u,i, Ill., I;od l,.t
AuoM" 'es'ucN'' VI '"'' p,''' u''u 'H''
evening at his residence, No. VI south
Front street, In the eighty fifth year Of
his ooo Tho decoosed wos horn in this
9 AZ" ~ q, ,oos 'J ivy WV - ,,o,, =
Guy may u, looo' anu nus always oeei "
resident OF Wheeling. He was one oil a
family of ten, seven sons and three
darob,or.. thc sons ware Samuol Wi:
u =, '"o "oD" - ~ T, "" w.,
NAM Jonn, lsauc' hooefh james "uu
David, all Of whom are now dead except
Dayid. Thp danghteTs as known by their
married names are Mrs. saIlie Moore,
Mrs. Amanda Mathews and Mrs. Eliza
beth Mcclure. Their lathet William
Irwin, came to this CITY from Fennsylva-
MIA IN l7OO, anu was the trst Mayor Of
Wheeling, having been elected to. that
position In 1870.
While lsaaC Irwin was still quite
young he entered tue dry goods honse,
Of Thomas Johnson on Main street. ana
III 1871 went INTO business LOT himself Ill
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BRIDGEPORT BRIEFS,
Industrial Notcs-.A I'IrS In KlrkWood Yoa
tBrdhY--OtltGr Notes.

Industrial NOteS--A FlrS IN KlrkWUOd Yes
tOrdnX--Otiter Notes.
!. J Holloway aud wife Hfo visiting irends nj
Hickory O'Ncai, Of the standard min, Will soor
marry u New MuIlhsvlllo glfl
Tho home Of Janus sOhafoF, tie clever nalnlef.
has been llghlcned by the arrival OF u baby boy.
Hugh Clark aud Peter Brown have taken
charge Of tile night turn At ihe standard iron
mlll
Mrs. !. f. Ttueman leaves to-day Tor Barnes
ylllel whrteEhe viii bg tue guest II friends dur.
Ing the coming week
william Z. Qtahani, secretary oil tile Standard
mil, returned home last nlgil from AlinndIh,
the idneral u his father ht New Lisbon.
Mrs'r H. Morton, Of Dmv0sbnrg, "a, Whn
Inns been The guest Of litr father, a. ", HaithOl.
hone IN few days w.
Hath the Iron mills hhfo arc running mil a,d
orc turning oft lAEef products than ever H.
lore, The weeks fttn. closing tn.dAY. wa insia
Without any inlshap IN either mill.
stf, aud Ms. Al0uzd SELLS celebrated lilo mn
ahhlyenafy Of theft wedding with 4 WoOd6n
welding M ey9nlng; Theft itifndA remember.
gu mon ilDetAlly with Wn0dbtl ware ptetenN,
W, Van Wagner has lBeii appointed by Tho
ponhsylvanib Company "A aSsiitani StiFpt9n w ~
ibis Uld Ol The road, lie has had many fSavs NJ
eEpetienoeWllh surgeon ]. N. Todd, md iho m.
pulhtmenl IA GOOD ono, 'I'
Thofesldc0cC 81 =. alll, In Rltkwood, canpl,
!lfe ,ytsleiqQy m9itilna from spark sipb1sGd
70 baIa come from Cleveland, i,1nln a
wheeling bn4lne, The blaze vas oyiInfujsb0i
giNf largo hole had hestl btltned IN the r0oi
doing damage 10 lhoAmonHt IL kb0uiAiD.
a stranger applied Of Mhgtlo Adolplit tp,iau.
iant Ye.letdiy iOg a meal, and When done Md
l0wn lhe m9ngy Tor two nlenlA When tod II
NeA 100 ingcll 10 teplled |" no, that u all Ifhl,
heycn Yeas agO y0ug0yO mo meal TOT nOlhihG
Whgp ! VA poor aud hungTy, ifQmembeF II,
and here y yoht Pay Tor ~ VI
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was given authority to engage an archi'
tect to examine the old Jail aud report
as to whether it would be possible to so
remodel it by tearing out the old stone
cells and putting in iron cagesand other
wise improving it, rs to satisfy the re-
cent order Of Judge PAUL, The values
placed on the properties referred to
were, on the Rogers property $4,000,
coupled with several conditions; Forbes,
$780, Killmyer, S5,OO0i Foreman, not
for sale,
There was ordered paid STAG o. for a
bridge that has been built on Laidley's
run. This about winds up the work OF
replacing bridges and repairing roads
damaged by the foods OF 'sS.
Mr., MCGregoT's account rs TTanspor-
tation Agent from January to September
was approved; the amount expended in
that time was $lS4 10. An additional
500 was ordered placed to his credit.
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Miss Germer, Of Erie, who ia a guest at
the McMeChen residence. After dane
ing the german for about two hours, re-
freshments were served, after which
dancing was resumed for short time.
The ladies of the house were charming
hostesses and the Inauguration OF the
clubs festivities was in every way aus
nininnR
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Governor Foraker spoke at 81, Clairs.
Vile last evening TO an immense Ru'
diunCe. lie spent last night IN that
town, and Will come down tg Bridgeport
this morning, whore be will DO met bya
delegation which will show him through
tho busy industries oil that town aud
Martins Ferry. AZ 1 O'Clock he goes To
sleubenylllg, where no speaks tonight.
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The recently formed "Cotillion Club
held ils first assembly last gvenluP at
The residences Of Nh uootge X No.
Mechen, OH Ohnpllhg street. Tht affair
vas charming bne 10 every way, a.
social events given IN this residence al.
ways arc. The gefman was led by Mr.,
George Baird IT, gracefully assisted by
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Justice Arkic mud Ills Telcpl,opo Suits,

Justice Arklc mud Ills Telephone Suits,
Yesterday Justice Arkle brought suit
No. 0 against the Telephone Company
before Justice Davis, claiming S. dam
ages US in the other cases. Suit No. 10
will be instituted to-day. 1t has been
intimated that by next Monday juno.
ton papers'froln the United States court,
presided over by Judge Jackson. will be
served on JHVlice Davis restraining him
from allowing Justice Arkle to bring any
more suits Of this character In his court
and II Is intlmated further, that Justice
Ankle, not to BIZ deferred from his pur.
pose, will start series Of 81 a day dam.
age quits before some other Justice.
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MheeIlng InstaIment CO.

Low prices is one Of our chief charac.
teristics,-Since we have taken hold OF
this place We have labored increasingly
to place within your reach a complete
lineof House Furnishing Goods at strict-
ly cash prices on the lnstalment PLAN
That we have succeeded goes without
saying.-To this our very many custom.
ers in this city and State can testify-and
ourimmpnse stock is a substantial proof
OF tive are the Charlottesville
Peoples Champions OF Low Prices-7and
we have waged waT-yes-war tofthe
kniie-with that terrible monstGr-that
rnhhnr of eNnrV mnn-IIiph prirnA.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
rho op0nInE Of tIo New Opora ION

The Opening OF the New Opera House.
General News Mites.
cJyjSit ~ sn,n,, "S tnS'"'"V' 'o"i "n eA'enW
. III, ,o,,,u,.,I ,,,.,,,..
80 -, '' ,ns ~ ,II ,,.,,,-.,.
,, hpOut ~ Mncinlues ~ lhe l,AuShlin NH arc
luIo oWlns ION hhorlhE" pi Steel
Mrs. ]. ". HoylO returned yesterday from n
three months viSitnt Henry III.
Raw " : Tsmmnnb ,hc prosi,i,,. p,,..
viii nrooc IN IN" c.Iorn1 n n cYiS,ihB h,uvI'
| row 80 Nv 'i' 80 '''"'N" 'Vn'V'-
| ~, w., NJ
,Mh. Nannle uutrls' o. Iowa, VINO has been
visiting MISS mary H. Duffis, returned home
yesterday
| The feStiTnl under the ausnIccs Of md for tbc
benefit Of Belmont City anl Onpuri u,igcs. l.
.. o. r., opened ut LAT yet Q Hall last nlghI with
u good attendance. There viii be- u lnrgu crowd
tO'ulVht
Tho v NJ q A ,vIi hniL Tim ,,s,,oi e,,,,l.,...t
toTnnnn maeitnI tnn%rrnv, ai 4 i,ii ,9 ~
Knighfs nj ivihioS hail NIi yn,,,,,, iuo
nIedreI ipr nSinb, fshin mr. Hni hr" Inv ,,vtHuI
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If vol, cannot SCo ana need SpcCtaCleS
,Od siOnll Gull On In anu have your Eyes
'csteh nltlOnt Charge We hatG tue
,Inest instruments and moro experiences
ihnu any other UpilClnn III tie Stale,
md runfnniCe satisfaction or money RE
united. jacob W. uRUBO,
fg Jewclcr and QptlClnn,
Gore Twelfth nnd Market streets.
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CURED ~ CUtlCURA,

=, am tlTNU OT II I0INFlmD 1lsTnao, rrfelrn, In
I v worst Mngg, Lhel different docmn and
Deoh through thefnJ piml bnl Ill 10 no pnf.
pos9, Thy uWcfisc covered ny whole Dnd, ihiin
wv loh OF sdy mead In the kDlts NJ my feet NJ
half w yJanG ont, leaving mo "a complete nav
ssoIe. Alter irving Ov tyiulug I head 4 your
sullCtira ReinCdiUs, AMI fer USING tbtcp bottles
OF CntlCufa lirEplyent, with Cutltiifi aud CulI.
ClirA soap, ! Ind ny'0li oturl nj tho ,Osi nj
about 90 I would not b wltl,ut the t'ntlGura
Remedies In my House, ~ / 1nd ihcm iHUill In
mnuy ma0y cases, sni tiink they are the only
skin and blood medicines
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Wheeling Instalmelt Co.

To live and let live we ara determined
and to live Comfortably We have mt
within yonr reach eyerythine necessary
m make home comfortable z Bnt ihat Il
not alive offer Won OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lint Won cannot nroouro elsewh here
iSi9 90 worth Of goods for ST 90 down
Nod 5Ccents peI week. or So 90 ner month
"or 500 "a worth of goods ioT 80 IN cash
and 81 O0 per week or ii tlCI ner month
MRemembrr Vol, can nav as + ants vom
- tWeekIv Somi.NIonthlv or MANTLE !
and onr Goods nj gtrlctiy Dash Price, ~
T Tban oSI bS I spy yo%rsslf y yam s
house iuTnishirG goods Of any deserip.
ton when We offer YOU guSh liberal
terms why do Without Furniture
Garpets ,i o H. .l yss-i Heater
e.
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GENTLyMLN's Excelsior 50 90 Shoes
beat shoe In tho world for tho money.
j. VI. AN OK \ Co..
lIl8 Iiain Street.
rOR rAL1 AND WINTER.

. Just received a complete aud artistic
assortment Of Sultlngs, PantHlOOnlngs
ana OyerCNalings, which we warrant TO
make up IN llrsl.elaSs Wy H., and al rea'
tOlIable prices, FIJI guaranteed.
SAeCl4llips-JuSt received, 90 dozen
lnufc Of tho bUSt 90 cent White shirts
alr. Fancy Flannel shirts Vt 80 cents
and upwards. Full line OF our Celc'
6, HESS g. SONS,
i1eI 4 1923 Market Street.
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jnndny Esrur.lon. on OHIO illyetIlnllI

Sunday ksCursloiia an Ohio lIlvst Ilaiiroad,
Until October 81, 1889, Sunday oxcur.
sion tickets viii be sold as follows! 10
Woodland, 90 cents TO New Martins.
willie and Sislersvlllg, 81 SOL 10 Williams.
town (MMiella) and raikehburg, 81 %,
Good for return passage on date OF sale
only. JIG. ToMLiNsoS, Agent.
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WAsaiNoroN, oct. ll.--l'or Western
Pennsylvania, fair, Alightly cooler on ths
lakes, blallonafy temperature In tile, In.
terror variable wiuds, ~.
For Wetl Virginia, weather iair ull
Sunday night slightly WARMER Houlhefly
Wlndb,
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MARvIN's Shell Oyster Crackers are
the latest novelty. Every cracker the
shape Of the Oyster Shell. For sale by
MI procnra.
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MARylN's Eagle Bitter Crackers par
excellence, delicate havorand synmetri.
cal beauty, are the envy OF our com.
petitors. For sale by all groCers.
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DISTRESS after eating, heartburn, sick
headache and indigestion arc cured by
Hoods sarsaparillA, 1t also creates a
good appetite. 2
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Wiste is an expert at his trade, having
learned the craft at HuyleTs, in New
York city, and having gained expert
enCe in some Of the largest and best
known candy iactoriesin the country.
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n. IAn | N. UEHaAs. wnrsboto. M Y.
Ilnrplng md llrllIpl,,

.Wagtlck In tie iAll 81 lsss with ,bu,ntng
and ltOhlng sU tad Inst IN three w,elg / We
covered Wl,h rash, aud could not sirOu t,trbis
be salt fbt6m ietNt0s, and W IA iIUy hsd n,res
seen anything Ike II before iOprlSod no hgI,
from my " tleul OF ron hoy med ine thai
lconld gei hold Of uprd ifl.i ,ouf CuuiiR
henltdlcg Allef Vice wccks' me whg ailp IN
entirely Cutei fegnninpni thon Ia All sui-
ictlng WitntAln Diseases
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Saturday, October IL, tue Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will sell excur.
sion tickets TO Pittsburgh, including adj.
mission to the Exposition, at the rate Of
s., good returning until October IA, in.
elusive,
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"WELisBuRo will have a gala day on
next Saturday. Many visitors arc ex.
pGCted there. Excursion rates"
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Always ask your grocer for Wheeling
Bakery Co.'S vienna" Jubilee and
"Puru Rye Breads.
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QAe 9MtflltQellter.
70nIcoi No.. 81 nnd . ] lourteentlls troot.


New AuVcrtIADmpnIh
Wanted niAhwhhcr.
II. N. GIllClapd.
SpirituAllsm.
last VI Letters.
Creamery ButlCF-COnnCr 4 snedcker
w, @, n. U,
lin Grove Property For Sale,
Rusty Base BuinGrt-Juspph bell stove co.
Attention, spOrtsmen--l. u. Dillon 4 Co.
Religious Notices, second pace: ,,
A Challenger william greGn.-FOurih page.
'NuticO-DF. J. A. Canpbcll-FVurth page,
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MGRytN's EAoLh BuFTEn UhAtKRRs
are the standard Oi excellence, Always
buy them.
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CutIcurl ilcOlvchI,

The new Blood Purifier ani pute'l aud hes, Of
HumOr Cures, Internally Hni CuiIrln the great
skin Care, aud CulGun soap, 40 exquisite skih
Beaulller externally iusi1ntly ftlleyu ami
speedily and permanently Cnfg The most htO.
nlGlng itching, burniuV, tleulibHttty DrtlCd
ana plmply diseases aud lumlH pi tho skin.
scalp, aud blood with los OF halt, from plmplcA
~ tGfdlulH.
Sold everywhere Pt6N, CuIum, dQ0i SOAP,
PIC. RCfOlyCut, el lfciaUl by tlH putTfH
DRtd Ann tHrtiiCAL CuPrDnlriuN, li1aiUni
sFsend iof "linw IN Cur ENn Diseases, "6i
pages 10 Illustrations, aud 100 lUsUinnplAls
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Wheeling Instalment Go,

Small profits are prominent feature
here. Our policy Of buying goods for
spot cash, thereby saving discounts
combined with our steadily increasing
trade-justify US in selling our goods on
the smallest margin OF ploht-Besides
We are, as well as you are aware praCti-
Cally-"Llve and let live" people.
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WANAMAKER & BRowN's Agency has
come to stay at POI Main street, ], w,
FRRRHL,
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VIENNA BREAD has always been Wheel.
ing's iavotite. We now offer 1t in all It's
perfection. WHEELING BAKERY Co.
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Children Cty for Pltshots Castoria.
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Is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and tho most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costivej to dlspel head.
aches, colds, and fyyerj 10 cure hNbitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For SAFE In 20 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton p. Hess, X. D. Burt and o. Men.
kemelloT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12

IS. a0oDalIladty roodiIhs ohsaps.l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12
SEE our ladies' 50 40 Dress Shoe.
j, ". ANllCK Il CO.,
l1l1 Main Street.
ri,rrn,un,etrr iLerurd.

The thermometer at Schnepis drug
store, Opera liouse corner yesterday
az iollOwss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12
Skins on Fire,

ltohlng. burning, md
Bleeding tczema In its ~ S o
stags9 4 raw g9re frnn head 10
pltnlafal Tree HVstN tjhIpH t.,iySd
by the Cutlour9 Rem2ilt Tor S6.
CljREI ny rI'ript'DI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12

"snAM BATTLE at Wellsburg next Sat.
urday. Big time. Excursion rates."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12

THIS Wheeling Bakery Co, will make a
great specially Of Vienna Bread, Fresh
every afternoon al their RalpgtOon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12

ALWAYS nsk your grocer for Marvin's
Shell Oyster Crackers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12

Elixir of Dates
Is a combination of the active properties
OF dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant tNsto and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
mensely popular, 1t cures habitual con.
stipatiOn, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in so cent
bottles by O. Il. Goethe, W. W. Irwin,
W. 4. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12

Mo.t Inlsn,o llcIIlng,

Tor my baby, VIM wasOiillutCl with przlnH aud
had such iiitenW liChlUF nat hc not 10 ICt d6v
OF night The liCliluy gone md my biby IL
cured, and IA now healthy flsyChul he'd boy,
MANY kELLEhNAEN, ll0lUli, KIM.