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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-10
TO.DAis PROGRAMME

BicycIista VIII Bs Out In Force-G Good
Horse Racing.
The attractions offered for to-day are
such that II Is confidently expected that
the attendance will be far ahead Of what
II has ever been on a second day, First,
there are tho bicycle races, In which
every bicyclist fin town hasl been in
terested for a month past, and in which
he has succeeded In interesting nu.
merous friends. The races will be
preceded by a grand parade oil
wheelmed, starting on this side
and going over TO the grounds by
way Of the suspension bridge. All
wheelmen who propose taking part In
the parade are requested to report at
1880 o'clock sharp at the foot Of -Four.
teenth street. Badges will he distributed
at that point and the wheelmen will
proceed from there in line, under com
mand Of Captain Frank Mccoy, all who
do not report and procure badges are re.
quested 10 keep out Of the parade. The
order OF the racing which will be started
at / o'clock sharp, will be as follows:
The first race will be half.milesafety;
first prize a. gold medal offered by the
Fair Association; second prize, a bicycle
lamp, presented by +. L. Rose & 90.
Second race, one mile, tandem; prize,
two bicycle shirts and silk belts, pre-
sented by Messrs, Henry Somehow and
D. Gundling Il 90.
Third race, two mile, ordinary first
prize, u gold medal offered by the Fair
Association; second prize, a parrot Jer.
sey tights presented by Noble Bros.
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mixed AT WASHINGTON.
Comparison Of Some Things
Connected With
THE CUSTOM HOUSE MIDDLE
Shows Mr, WSlls' Plans We're Badly
RutcheFed at washIpgton-AiF,
Baohman aRd the Contractors
Right in Their Views.

There seems to be but two points
where hopble actually exists, or has ex-
listed in the Custom House repair job,
One Ia the inclination Of the contractors
TO disregard certain requirements, and
the other Is a ieariplly imperfect Get Of
plans and specifications; made 50 bya
revision in the architects office AT
Washington,
In the Arst place Mr., Wells, who is
known to be q first.class architect in
every respect, made a set of plans ioF the
repair job and sent them to Washing
ton. There, Mr., Win A, Freret, the
supervising architect appointed under
Mr., oleyeland's administration, at.
tempted to revise and improve the plars
and specifications, He changed tie
elevation from an o~ctagonal structure in
the first story to a circular structure,
but In the gIopnd and floor plans al.
lowed II to remain oCtagonal, lie.
changed the levels Of the windows and
doors, In the elevation, but left them in
the old places In the plans. He mate
the walls, by scale, to appear eighteen
inches thick and In the specification
held them twenty.ole inches thick, He
took the elevation OF the building whith
Mr.. Wells had drawn and pasted q bty
onto 1t which could not correspond with
the original picture, He changed the
levels at which the stories begin in the
elevation aud left them as originally
made in 1.-THE aoar plsnI.
All these things put the plans at
variance with their integral parts, and
with tho specifications, and leaves room
for double construction to be placed up.
on the whole design. This caused the
trouble betWeepthe contractor and the
Superintendent 0uesaw the plans one
way apdthe other looked at them Just
as correctly but from q different point,
One could so by the draft and makethe
walls one thickness, while the other
could prove him wrong by the speciica-
Itions. Mr., Wells plan for the door has
square jambs, but In his correct contem.
platlon' OF the structure he put II In the
haaamantd DRAWING. In another mart AZ
me- rsit M. walls Inns two rad;ai ;smh
windows and no door, yet the depart
ment puts three windows In the eleva.
zion and takesitfor granted that because
the window iambs are Jared the door
jambs must he so, without consideration
for thesquare door iamb In Mr.. Wells
basement plan,
hers from ths Dsnartnsnt src mi ~
CLEAR AZ mud md Svsn MI Averw lad
~ admit vsstsrdav ,I,at tLav are not St
ali comnrehensihis
Inths H,st Mace Mr. Frsrat disobeved
The wrIttan lawhv bsyiny the Mans mads
nv an ontsidsr /; bsin, axnIi "itv statsd
tHat mn ore ontsias ~ the snnS,visin e
Arcb;tSc,;s oN;Ss sbsIi" t,rn;sh nians ~
s%ovsrnySsnt ~, NJ 4 varv ciiaJbSIt
dSasn csses whersin Mr.. Fseret had
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Two deeds OF trust and the following
conyeyanCes Of real estate were admitted
to record yesterday at the office Of Re-
corder Hook:
A deed made September 0, 1889, by Z.
o. Myers to Albert Wolgemuth, in con.
alteration Of 1926, Of lot No. % in Zlne,s
orchard addition, tituated on the Island.
A deed made July 20, 1850, by Char.
,lotta E. Smith, Jacob L. Hughes and
other heirs at law Of Lloyd o. Hughes,
deceased, to August Wiedebush, in con.
sideration OF $3.50, Of lots No. 250 and
2S5 In section ''E" Of Greenwood ceme-
terry.
K deed made August 81, 1850, by
Charles Schmidt and wife, to John +.
He'll, In consideration Of $4,000, Of the
west 81 feet Of the east half oflot No. 100,
situated on the south side OF Sixteenth
street.
A deed made June IA, 1880. by Daniel
q. Phillips, trustee, TO b, o. Myers, In
consideration OF S2s5, OF lot No. % in
Zane's orchard addition situated on the
Island.
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TDg WHEAT MARKET.

a Respectable Volume Coming Into Town
The Price Remains the Same.
The priceof wheat in this market con
tlnpes to be 80 cents per bushel. The
amount brought in is not heavy, al
though quite respectable in volume
enough to keep the street in front Of the
Pacific Mills pretty well occupied more
or less OF every day with farm wagons,
This mill is the main buyer hereaholts,
and Is taking all that 10 offered at the
price named. The price IL relatively
higher here than in the Eastern markets,
and, therefore, there Is no inducement
to buy for shipment, II is all going in.
to the bins Of the mill for grinding pur,
poses.
The yield as well as tho quality oil
wheat In this immediate region Is un.
usual, indeed extraordinary, this season,
many fields having threshed tromtwen-
ty 10 twenty-five, and . few even as
high as thirty bushels per acre OF wheat
that will run sixty pounds aud above to
the bushel. Perhaps no other part Of
the winter wheat area has done as well
as the country adjacent To- Wheeling,
which fact Is attributed 10 the rich sod
ground now sown TO wheat and ground
made rich mainly by sheep pasturage.
The feeling generally among farmers
seems to be that wheat will be worth
more money before the year Is out, and
hence they are not, 40 a rule, in a hurry
In Rall.
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A Mtssionary Convention.

The woman's Foreign Missionary 50.
cielies Of what 10 known as the Wheel.
inR Disttict, are 10 hold aconvention on
Thursday OF this week q THE Zane Street
M. Il. Church in this city. There will
be- three aessions one at 10 O'clock In
the morning, another Ut 2 o'clock Ia the
afternoon and the third AZ 1850 o'clock
ID the evening. The public generally
are invited TO attend all the sessions.
There will be missionary addresses oil
interest delivered at each session.
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sUlOIVA DY DROWNlEG.
Mrs. FettO, of the Eighth ward, browns in
tha Onto

Mrs. FettO, of the Eighth Ward, browns in
the Ohio,
Mrs, Hickey Fette, wife Of William
Fette, who lives on ohapline street be-
tween Thirty.toutth and Thilty-fth
streets, committed suicide at an early
hour yesterday morning by throwing
hcrselfinto the river. Mrs ette, whowas
40 years old, had been sick a long time,
and quite melancholy andslow spirited.
A short time since she had a very severe
operation performed at the Hospital and
since has been apparently doing very
well. Sunday sheseemed brighter than
usual, and retired early with her hus.
band. He went 10 sleep about IL o'clock;
upon awakening at 4o'clock yesterday
morning lie found that his wife had.
risen, put on asskirt, q calico wrapper,
and shoes, and left the house.
Search was made for her In every di.
reCtion by the alarmed and distressed
family, but no trace was found Of her till
about i O'Clock, when some men on the
river bank noticed q body in the riverat
the foot OF Thirty.ninth street, and 90.
ing out to 1t found IL to he the body OF
Mrs. Fette. MIR. Fette was her second
husband. She leaves seven children.
The husband was very much distressed
over the awful occurrence, and the many
friends Mrs. Fette had were shocked To
learn Of her untimely endF
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ID combination oithS active properties
81 dates, Hga and pfunes, and other
tfoblcni ftnitb, It's pleasant taste and
beh6Adihl effects have rendered y i'm.
mehaOly popular. ~ cures hAbitual con.
situation, indigestion, blllonlnegg, sick
headhnhe, piled, etc, Sold IL ~ cent
BOTTLED by o. n. 0oetae, W, w, Irwin
NJ Williams and John Laughlin,
Logan Drug %. and Goodwin & Coz
Wholesale agents,
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Ilaliy %InslItuto starts Anonthor Year.

LinAly Inslltute starts Anonther Year.
The opening OF the Linsly Institute
.fot the coming year took place yester'
day morning. The prospects for q sue
cessful year are most flattering. The en-.
rollment was far aheado Of what had been
expected, there being over sixty schol-
ans In attendance. The reputation that
Professor Roemer, the able and energet.
10 head OF the institution, has acquired
as an instructor, has had the good effect
Of bringing about revival Of Interest 10
old Linsly, audit 10 certainly once more
on the road 10 prosperity
About one.half Of tho studentA eu.
rolled this year are from the city, while
the Others arc from the suburban towns.
Tho faculty this year will be composed
as iollowsi Prof. j. Il. Roemer, Prin.
cipal; j.. a. jackson, Assistant Principal;
90. Rawlings, Instructor In Chemistry,
and ii. Krippahne, Instructor oil Modern
Languages.
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D {. eoOp seIll dtyg0Odslhe cheapesL,


SavemSSt Oh MaIesStiVeGcompisItd
,1 TsSnSgss ssHiT9'9' iGI . NJ stIdSs a ga p TgsI
Hadijb creek 40 lh6eouth part ol thV Oily VII
poslmaIiof James n. Jones n li6Wiy recover.
ne ffOm IN Injury l0 thO anklg and loot III.
iluTtt0f, Mis- Lulu, iFh0 has been ltti1ualy M
iof iOtOfll week, Ahd yas fecoisfipgi t9ok I
lIlIIOkOpSi 81 her ttcoyoiY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-10

JonSA LASH, the Jeweler, has secured
Prof., II. Shelf, the 0ptiraH, for q few
days to examine eyes aud correct defects
OF vision. Prot. Shelf 10 one Of the best
In the profession and II you need clauses
or your vision Ia any way defective you
should call at MI, Lash's Jewelry Store,
corner Main and Eleventh streets, Elk.
animation for glasses free.
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Yesterday morning an air.tight boiler
road ior cooking tomatoes at Flaccut
Rros. Nj Bslleyiew catsup factory ex'
,ioded. throwing the hot liquid IN
avesy difectionLTho explosion was NOT
yiolent. but II caused great excitement
Edward Flaccus, q member OF the firm
,yssp slIphtly scaldbd about the face
Lsrdsand arms, and d boy named Toli'
Ssr' EMPLOYED 10 the factory, was rather
more severely burned.
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PRor. g., n GRtRR, automatic shading
pth artist, sea shell decorator, display
cad writer, etc, Is with the Wheeling
Bu siness College, and there will DO OK.
.hibited and on sale at their booth Ia the
main exhibition building achoice line Of
EaIt india sea shells, etc Don't fail 10
ace them,
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wAsnIYoToN, D. o., Sept. 9,-For West
y;rSinIa and Ohio, fair, followed IN
western Ohio and Indiana by light
rains. stationary temperature, except
in Southern Indiana and Western Ohio
For Western New York and Western
Pennsylvania, fair weather, followed In
Westefn Pennsylvania by light raini
siationary temperature, eastetly Winds.
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inc Hor,e Race.,

There are three events on the card for
to-day that will interest horsemen. They
are atrot for foals Of 1887, ago for horses
owned in West Virginia, and q three.
quarter mile run. The entries are as
follows:
Feais Of 1881, TO tro! ono'hSlt nllOi heats, 2
j. /: z. Hosc, Mt. Pleasant, o. BIS, Kentucky
3. Walter sodwlcE, clartsburg, W. Va, b. s,
.. yss N. navs, East bethlehem, Pa, b. 4, Den
4. I, n. Mscolloch, Wheeling, ". Va ., 3. Capt
Dill HAlleit.
s. I.WaiEer. Minerva, o., b. m., Maiden Blush.
6. II. =: Schultz, CynthlRna, Kyr b. s. Turk.
4 John Hines, Minerva, o., .. g., Jim Haddlc.
SECOND RACE For horses owned ih the State
OF West Virginia, to trot one miller heats, . III o.
!. Waiter sedwick, clarksburg, W. Va, q. g.
2, s6SFldan Moore, Wheeling, W. Va, g. M,
q. 4. sS H. IMtssGtOfcch, wheeling. W. Va, b. G.,
!. 5,ess Butts, Wheeling, W. Va, =, s., Joe
8. i. Hammond, Wheeling, W. Va, i. s.. Rob
eft Bonner,
Q. John Habbetasld, Wheeling, Va, :, g., Jay
huuullk IuCct tnLee lQuFtnA mile. PufHe, tl2b,
]. Robert H., b. e., L. r. Holiday, FencaStle, Va,
2. 0rnle, oh. g. John Gapia, New orleans, La,
., Cora Y, b. H., ]. II. Thompson, Washington G,
4. Elis iiSgdIe, b. m, William Mckinney, portt.
mouth, Ohio,
Mclaughlin 4 MCKINLEY, who have
the pool-selllng contract and who will
sell on this side Of the river every day
at 10a. m. and Z p. m. last evening sold
Riddle as the favorite ofthe foals at $40;
Turk, S.; Maiden Blush, s. and the
field, s.. Bonner was the ~favorite in
the state ttot at $40; Harry and Billy p.
brought 81 each and the field, s..
The horse racing will be started at 2
O'Clock. Mr.. Henry P. Mccullough, OF
Pittsburgh, has been engaged to act as
starter for all the races. MI. AIcCul.
Tough knows the business OF that re.
sponsible position thoroughly and can
be relied on 10 keepthings Straight Mr..
James v. Mendel will again be clerk Of
the course. O. II. 0rten, Of Pittsburgh,
"Old &&," will get out q splendid score
card that can be counted on TO be cor.
rect. All the little details have been
attended To and good racing Is assured.
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BBLLllRG.
All Sorts q, Local News and aoAslp from
the Glass CITY.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
The basin wlllbeclsaned to-day.
Thlscity has so,0Oot street paving bonds for
sale.
=. Scott and wife, of Chicago, are here among
Charles urickhlusen has moved his family
to Wheeling,
pl Lev Hell ,} I,rs gone on . two weeks visit 10
AIal Ross EbcflO is home from a pleasant
visit In FlhdlGy,
John Bryan aud vile, Of Gravel Hill, will start
for Canada next Monday.
Miss Sarah Blum aud Mt, Leon Hunter, of New
York, arc 10 DO married shortly.
Robert q. Meyer, Democratic candidate for
CLERK, Is here looking up his fences.
The schools opened here yesterday under very
favorable aud suspicious CitCItnttahces.
Nm. !. ". Dayis, o. Quaker City, Il the guest
Of hpr bEothpfl Rev, George Lane Of this place.
Mn. Luke Gavin ind mother, Mrs. John Mad.
den, are In baltimore visiting relatives aud
friends.
Mrs. Cllnton Mllllgau and children, of Mut.
Gle Ind, are hero the g10sts0i her parents, NJ,
and Mrs. ], Myers.
Miss Lucy Anderson left yesterday for Poland,
Ohio. 70 assist her bt6theE, Prot Anderson, III
the Union Academy there.
Tho BCllalre steel plant use tho natural Eas
only for lighting purposes now, II having been
done away With ii all tho furnaces, etc.
Afotmei Bellairo boy. now living Ia Clnclnt
natl has patented avail papet printing cylinder
aud report says theteiS plenty Of money In II.
Mrs. ~. Michael, mother Of Albert Michael.
the well.knowl g~laSswOtker, died Gt her Homo
"a the Hrst ward Sunday, Of congestion oithe
brain,
Tho condition Of Charlie Fitzpatrick FomaihH
unclaimed, the ball not having been found, ~
YET Ho rested worry easy Sunday night and YES
tcfday,
Charles sli!lon, Of saiesylilo, was shot In the
groin while trying 10 stop q quarrel between
John Max and Charles Morrison. Max did The
shooting and was bound over 10 court, ktllllOn
10 not dangerously hurt.
Mn, Kate Wallace, wife OF Joseph Wallace,
died at her Guernsey street hume sunday night
Of cons1tnn pilot, Mn.WallaCO was chflstened ID
81, Johns church here thirty years lge, mafFlGd
70 thosame church aud sillbl hurled from thCre
this morning,
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rrrnr.lon to uolnmhnl. ohIo,

On account Of the meeting Of the Soy.
ereign Grand Lodge !. o. o. Il, 10 be
held AZ Columbus, Ohio, the Baltimore
Il Ohio Railroad Company will sell OK.
butsloh tickets 10 Columbus NJ rate Of
one int6laes limited fare ibr the round
trip, Tickets will 30 sold September
18Th 70 10th, inclusive, and will be valid
Tor return passage until September 20,
inclusive.
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~ you need Epecliplea and have moi
been able 10 hnd glasses 10 suit yohf
eyes yon can got thUin from Prof., Shelf,
the OpueiAn, at Iahh'g Jswelfy Store,
Main and Eleventh street. III.
animation iof glasles fee.
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LOYAL BRRYITIEs,
llAe,,sa 2 Minor p.sa.a1laaaa Assal' n

Matters Of Minor piomsnt nand About the
Cit1.
"AcRoss TINE ooSTsEsFp atthe Grand
again tonight,
AL the nail factories IN the city are
working full except the Top mill.
AEREaULAR semi.monthly meeting Of
Council will be held this evening.
C6ARAp LEoNHARF viii commemorative
paving Of TBentyiaIst street to-day,
Tbn UPPER Riverside Mill was obliged
TO stop yesterday on account 81 the
breaking Off cam wheel,
EXCAVATION is now being done for the
extension OF Market street from Pike
street 70 Wilbert's Garden,
YRsTRRDAy, for the fEsEtme in a long
while, the workmen In The Benwood
Iron WoTksmade q full day.
RESERVED seats for Last Days Of
Poppeii" will be placed on sale at
Houses music store this morning,
Tar passenger elevator At the Mcclure
House, which has been ont Of order toI
several days, was gotten 70 work again
last night
gHR BARNRsvlLLE,i o. District fail
this year promises 70 be more successful
than any ever held by that association
II will this year be almost exclusively
a stock exhibition,
HAoRoss THE CoNTIsEEFp at the Crane
last night drew Rgood house. The shoV
was tiTstclass, and the company viii
play 70 good business during the 70
malning two nights 81 the engagement,
AT the Belmont mill all the prepaIa
tions for making muck iron are com
plated, and the puddle mill would hayl
started yesterday had q consignment 0
pix iron shipped from z~snesYille arrives
onime,
THR match game Of baltic be playeI
at the Island park next Saturday be
tween the shamrocks and the South Sid
Regulars promises TO beNR highly intel
esdng one, " lie TO be for purse OF $40
and the gate receipts,
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Is natures own true laxative. II Ia the
most easily taken, andthe most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or costiye; to dispel head
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc,
Manufactured only blythe California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, r. b. Burt and O. Men.
kemellef.
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Tie Wheeling Business College has
for inspection a tihe display Of pen.work,
and Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
will have a class and exhibitions Of stu.
dents ekill 10 commercial branches.
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Pnor. JonN MuLLRx will reopen bio
dancns academy Ia Mmnnetchof Hall
ON Market street for the season Of 1889
and 1890, on Tuesday, September ~.
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MARyia's Eagle Butter Crackers bear
the stanp Of a0ld Abe aud 10 the most
popular food In the country.
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NEW STOCK FALL AND WINTER.
GOODS.

To make room for incoming Fall Stock
We nre offering special Inducements In
ali our light weights Of Spring and SUM
In StSci-Al large line Of Oyersizes III
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, bodybO.
AZ @. HESS a. SONS,
1891 q 1928 Market street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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wlNAaAKHn 4 Bnowy'e SO per cent
al a Haying IA d good etylleh suit = qgt.
talniy being unprecedented tle ~ "
gentlemen are pQufing ihtnelL Vt'vis ~
M, Feffel'e, ai0l Main street.
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CLOTHING, Etc.

HNHE GREATEST ON EARTH
NONE WILL DlsPUTE-Come one, come
ali, and see the Tree show al FerFels, 2lQl Main
NIreet, He has lust received OF WanamAker, a
BfoWf, Philadelphia, AfUll line OF wy samples
OoStiIF for autumn aud winter, A greater Va
TiOty than In our whole city. combined and IN.
olualbd by "a per cent. He has also determined
To close out his entire stock OF Dry Goods, car,
tiothinE Ia eonnectloh with Merchant Tailor
fnR nj PHILADELPHIA. Give your order and meas
ute toI. ". RkRREL. 9l0l Main street. anln
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FoR 81 30 you can got ono dozen Hne
Batln.hnish Cabinet Photographs, and
one extra In q fge gilt frame, gSlQ bise,
A. Plummef'g, l18S Main street. Wheel
Ing The end mot yet, aud still they 30.
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rnB PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION,
speclai cheap E1oufal0hs, septemberta via
the HbnnnylVAuin LlnOsi

IHU ENHHHIIVNuIH NVHVH'
Excursion tickets, including admla-
sion To the Exposition, will be sold on
Thursday, September IL, via the Penn.
.%sylyania Lines At the rate OF g from
Wheeling, and 90 % from bridgeport,
good returning until Saturday. Sep
-lamhef q.
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The Thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows;
90 a....s-..:.,. & & IS:;aSG aSS;.-'''' Y
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DO you suffer from %ictoiula, saltfheum,
OF other hpmofa2 Take Hoods Bafga.
pafillAi the great blood putlaet. 100.
doee9 one dollar,
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00IES NV 1 aoaF IIiaS IoSSy barSInG
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BARGAINS Ia Hats, Gap. and Meme
lRufni6hlnR Good, Ia 8. H, KAstK4's
M Elofe. 1895 Main street.
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IF you cannot SEQ and need spectaCles
you should Gallon usand have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have tile
finest instruments and more experlence
than any other Optlclan In tile State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB w. GRUB,
JeWeler and Optlclan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Tnn Wheeling Business College aud
School Of Shorthand 10 a very popular
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