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oIason.IIattin,

DR.. g. L. Mason, well.known and
prosperous dentist OF this city, was mar.
red yesterday to Miss Eta Battin, OIL
steubenyilie. The ceremony took
place at the home OF the BRIDE in the
afternoon, aud was attended by oiiythe
nearest relatives and most intimate
b end SOS 81 'R was sT Sea aaPpT
with plants, and the bride wore lovely
bridal gown.
Miss Battin has for several years been
a tRapher In the the Seminary at stOuben.
vile, and her popularity among those
with whom she has been associated as
teacher was shown by tho large number
OF lovely presents received from ller for.
mer scholars. DR.. Mason and his bride
came to this city last night and ut once
prooeaied 10 housekeeping on the Island.
where Dr. Mason bad fitted up a very
Rnyv hnmp
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This morning begins the gathering o.
the Childrep's Home SACKS. The work
begins on the Island and in the nppel
part Of the city, thence to the CehtraI
portion, and on Saturday reaches the
South Side.
II Is a big undertaking to gather &C
much merchandise, and those who are
in sympathy with the movement will
take pleasure in having their sacks
filled and ready toF the expressnaIr r
upon us, and 1t is hoped everybody will
contribute. Send soap, tea, coffee, su'
gar, flour, brooms and all such articles
as are useigI ~ a private family, and
they viii DO made n do their full part al
the Home. The headquarters 0f TUG
gathering Is at No. 1853 Market street.
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Al tho NORTH street. M. n. Churoh,

There was large congregation at the
North Street u. +. Church yesterday
morning TO participate in the very III.
teresting Thanksgiving services which
were held. The pastor, Rev. W. g.
Riheldafer, preached an entertaining
sermon from the following text, found
In the first verse Of the l8Sth Psalm: II
will praise Thee with my whole heart F.;
before the gods will sing praise unto
,2hee.N Mr.. RiheldaGer's practical points
were, that Dis indiYlduaIs, as q Nation
and as a Church the people had great
reason to be thankful to God.
One OF the most interesting features Of
the service was the reading OF a financial
statement which announced the pay.
ment Of all debts due by the church.
This vac surely Gauge for hearty thanks.
giving by the Congregation. Mr.. Rihel.
dalTef was handed q check for his salary
10 date 80 that when the services were
over the church did not owe one cent.
This splendid financial condition was
made possible by some generous liberal.
iLy on the part Of some members Of the
congregation. The church Is now placed
in position for increased usefulness. -
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\ I'VE WANT

Everybody to know that Tiger Stripe Ii
the Gleanest apd plrest tSbacCo In the
world. II is by lar the most superior
smoking and chewing tobacco ii the
market, as 1t Is not made from Cigal
olal, sweepings OF the floor or trash
We guarantee the Tiger Stripe to b.
made from the choicest selections OF plug
tobacco stock in tho market. 1t is free
FROM sand and dirt, and above all we
guarantee our tobacco to be free frou
CHEMICALS. We beg TO Callspecial atten
tiop 10 the pleasant and palatable TO-
bacco taste oil our Tiger Stripe, WHICH ID
produced by our cold air evaporation, Q
process wholly our own. In this city we
eliminate fully 90 per cent OF the vola'
tile matter and all matter OF weedy
nature, leaying the tobacco pure and
with lie natural favor. The Tiger Stripe
Tobacco Is sold by the following mer-
chants in Wheeling:
Meder Bros, cigar store LIB. Vanfossen,
grocer; A. Kern, grocer; O. +. Miller,
cigar store; NJ. Redfox, grocer; A. O,
Harrell, grocer; 4. Ebert, groCer;J. W,
Carenbaher, grocer; O. Smith, grocer
T. II. Jones, cigSr store; H. felber,
grocer; Jacob steuernagel, conlectioner
John Walford, grocer; +. A. Blum,
grocer; H. F. Nolte, grocer; 7, u,
Snider, grocer; NJ. Coughland, Thomas
Killeen, grocer; j. B. Wilke, cigar store
Mrs. He'll, grocer; George Ebbert, gro.
Ger; George Richie, grocer; II. Bode,
grocer; Charles Schultz, grocer; s. NJ,
Layman, cigar store; !. 4. Freese, con.
icctioner and news depot; NJ. KRAFT,
cigar store; J.. H. Knauss, grocer j. +.
Thompson, IT,, grocer; Mrs. NJ. Noite.
mann, grocerj NJ. 0. Council, grocer; j,
D. Frame, grocer; ]. +. Miller, cigar
store; o. B. Porter, grocer; Clyde Moore,
conicGtioper; Mrs. Miller, grocer; Dayil
GIvin, groCerI Henry yogt, grocer ;
Henry Helmbright, groceri John I'm.
inert, bakery; $. Klein, grocer. ~
In Martins Ferry-McOabe Bros,
grocers; John Burkart, grocer; l. Davis,
grocer; 4. !. Dlnsmore, grocer; g. w,
Arbaugh, grocer NJ. y. Brown 4 Co.,
RroCers; W. H. Hildebrand 4 Bro, gro,
GERS; A. Black, grocer; RIA. Lindemuth,
grocer: j. 3. Montgomery, grocer; LotS
z scbeechle, groCefs; L. W. Smith, gro.
Ger; ]. 7. Hreusch, butcher store Mrs.
Floto, bakery and grocer e. =. Har'
BOUT, grocer.
In Bridgeport, Qhio-R. W. Allender,
grocer; s, A. clements, grocer; George
Citizen, groCerl James 4. Higgbny, gro.
Ger; F. L. Smith, groCerI NJ. Pdrson,
grocer; Anton Hammer, bakery and
grocer; G. o. Moore, grocer; g. o. Kelly,
grocer; Ell Fillmore, grocer; Meister
Bros, cigar store; NJ. p. Freeland, grocer,
In West Wheeling, ohio-D. s. Loe,
grocer 4leF. Il, ty Y, gFoSTelE;v ,.... -.
GER; U. Thomas, grocer Ben Sheldon,
N In Bonwood, W. va.-John Deegan,
grocer; Ed. Lewis, ConieCtloner and
lsys depot James Brown, grocer.
!. Buy the BcGtaply, Usono other than
Tiger Stripe.
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DOUBLg DROWNING.
A sad Analr at IssnwOod Mars, the Thanks
giving Festivities.

giving Festivities.
A double drowning occurred at BEN
wood about 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon. The victims were John McGoush,
weIl-known saloonist, and John Car.
roll, boy aged about 10 years, son OF
Michael Carroll, The distressing affair
created a big sensation throughout the
town. The drowning Of the two is said
to have occurred IN this manner: Nc
Cough desiring some cinder to make
paths about his place hitched his horse
to q wagon and drove TO the clnder
bank at the Benwood mill, The
little boy Carroll asked and obtained
permission to ride with him, and sat IN
the wagon while MCGough shoYeled in
the cinders, McGough had gotten the
wagon nearly filled when the horse,
which had been very FESTIVE, began
backing the wagon toward the river
bank, which at that point ls very steep.
MCGough jumped on the wagon, pre-
sumably for the purpose OF starting the
horse 10 a forward direction, He had
barely gotten on the wagon, however,
when the hind wheels reached the edge
OF the bank; there was a slipping away
OF a portion OF the Clnder embankment
and man and boy and the horse and
wagon disappeared from sight beneath
the swiftly flowing waters Of the river.
Those who had Witnessed the awful
accident at once gave the alarm, and 10
u very short time the bank was crowded
with people watching the work Of those
who volunteered Tor the work OF en-,
deayorIng TO recover the bOdiesi several
were' out in skids dragging with big
hooks and lines; a party Of five or elk
got a large seine and worked with 1t I'LL
dusk, but without finding either body,
The current 10 very strong at that point
at this high stage of water, and the
bodies we're doubtless swept far below
and may never 10 found, The event
made Thanksgiving a sad day for Ben
wood. MCGough yas q single man.
Word FeeelYe4 from Renwool since
the above was put in type lstp the eHeGI
that MCGough's body has been recover
ed. He was 50 years old,
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GlNs.oock writes Letter.

NAsspSNN "hhS' =" sSUstpa
Jack Glabscock has written q letter IA
the Plttsburgh Di.pdtch giving reasons
why he does not belong 10 the Brother
hood. II a reiteraLion Of tho severing
interesting statements the famous shorl
stop made 10 reporters for different pa
pers during his recent swing around the
circle In the interests OF tho League
He says: II cannot sacrifice my pros
peCts and run the risk Of injury my
family just 10 accommodate Ward and
othefs.
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Fell Down stairs.

Daniel Boyd, a we'll known young
man Of tho ElUth ward, while descend.
ing q flight Of stairs yesterday afternoon
lost his balance and pitched forward
head foremost. He experienced fear.
iul fall and had long, deep cash cut in
his hand. Az first II was feared that he
was dead, he remained unconscious for
such great length Of timo. Dr.. ]. II.
Pipes, who was called In, revived him
and sawed up his wound. 1tisa wonder
his skull was not fractured or neck
broken,
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A tvn,nnn.a iiIannrnrr.

MAnother wonderful discovery hai
been made and that toe, by u lady In this
county, Disease fastened lts clutches
4; M, e her, and for seven yeaH she With
S IPV1d IL Sovotos, 4 .AAtS but her vital or
cans we're undermined ahG death
Seemed imminent. For three months
gie Coughed necessarily and could not
sleep, She bought Of Is a bottle Of Dr..
KinR4 New Discovery for consumption,
and was 30 much relieved on taking tho
ilnt dose that she slept all night, and
with one bottle has been miraCul0uBly
cured. Her name ID Mrs. Luther LutE.h
THUS writes w. o. HamfiCk 4 Co., Of
Shelby, N. C.--qet q free trial bottle al
Logan Drug Co.'S drug store. q
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OUTFIT THANKSGIVING.
[cmlinued from Flint Page.l

widest vagaries OF diseased imagina.
ton. ItisintAet unworthy ofthe attention
OF sound,thinking people; and yet It Is
one OF the theories on which health
and life are risked. or the so.called
"Faith.0uIe" we may speak more re.
speCtiully, for its advocates seem to rest
on better foundation, Accepting the
fact that diseases were once healed by
the prayer Of faith, they ask why may
not the same results follow. II Is writ.
ten, Thou shalt not tempt the Lord thy
God, and yet the ignorant and unthink.
Ing in their honest desire to benefit their
sick and suffering, take them to these
equally ignorant "Paith-Oure" people,
aud attribute their want OF success 10
want OF faith instead of to the true
cause, an unauthorized appeal to God
Tor what we have now no right to ask,
Let us learn to place a proper estimate
on humAn life, and to understand the
fact that means and agencies must now
take the place Of miracles both III the
moral and physical government Of the
world,
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TIIAT rEl,ItrnLE coudn

Id the morning, hurried or difficult
breathing, raising phlegm, tightness IA
The chest, qulck6ned pulse, Chllllhess ih
the evening or sweats at night, all or
any Of these things are the frat stages
Of consumption. pr. ACkef's English
Cough Remedy will cure these fearful
symptoms, and Is sold under 0 ppsiItc
Guarantee by Logan Drug o., ]. T. Good.
win 4 90, o. H. aoetEB, A. I. Young,
John Coleman, o, Menkemeller pAW.t
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tention that kiraIIy has never RFeaEly
disappointed his Wheeling audiences 10
the production OF what he has promised
The ballets, especially the "Gypsey
Reyels' in the hrst oct, REe fgld to be
very fine; the costumes Of gold ,snd
black and the new movements, make y
striking effect. The ballet Of the
"Jersey Light Guards" DEVICE Of XII
raliy's, 10 also set down as q big feature,
The production has been everywhere
characterized as q success, and will no
doubt be such here,
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Nye and IIIley.

MAORI. y. Pond, manager Of Bill Nye
and James Whitcomb Riley, who arc To
appear at the Wheeling Opera House
Friday evening, December Q, writes Ia
the LOCAL manager that the report which
has been widely circulated that Nye Ii
III with pneumonia, is without founda'
tIoB In TACT. Major Pond says; "Mr,
Sye has not missed an engagement this
season. IIO Is in entirely good health,
and is entertaining large ludlences IN
all the large cities Ave nights In week,
and will Keep all his engagements and
please all bis audiences"
Neesrs. Nye and Riley will probably
remain in Wheeling a part Of the day
after the lepture, rs their next engage
ment Ia on Monday night at Dayton.
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Capt, B. b. Doyener yesterday morn.
ing addressed the jury on behalf o. the
defense ID the NeR murder case, which
has been on trial at Little Washington
ioF the past ten days. Tho case was
given 10 The Jury Last night. As usual In
cases Of this kind Captain Doyeher
made a splendid speech, fairly btistllng
with points In favor oil his client ior the
Jury 70 study over.
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BETTER than all, Electric Light Flour
ASK for Ohio Valley Coffee.


improved tftllh service on tle b' ~ ".
Commencing Sunday November ~
trains on the baltimore & Ohio Railroad
will leave Wheeling rs follows: Chicago
Express, daily, at 1906 a. M, except
Sunday at 4:15 p. M; Chicago Fast Ex'
press, daily, al 1896 a, m,, and Chicago
Limited, daily, at 1910 p, IN. All trains
run solid and have Pullman Buffet
SGeepers. For Columbus, Cincinnati
and st. Louis Day Express, daily, at 1856
and 1905 a. M. Night Express, daily
at 10:l5 p. IN.
For tickets, sleeping car berths and
Ticket Agent, Baltimore & Ohio depot,
or John Bailie, Ticket Agent, Union
Office.
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AMOUR pEOrIlE.

strangers in the City and wheeling Peopl,
Abroad.
Mr.. ]. M. Thompson, one Of Graiton'l
popular young men, spent Thanksgiving
here. He registered at the Stamm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hunter, Mis-
Gamble, Mr.. s. r. Altman and Mr.. w
W. Wade, all Of Moundsville, ate theil
Thanksgiving dinner ut the SLamm.
Mr.. Frank p. Jcpson entertained the
big Progressive EuClre Club last nighI
at the residence Of Mrs. Pendleton, or
Twelfth street, In a very pleasant nlaA'
Nor.
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Another Roal Kstala Transactlon.

Another Important rpal esERtp trRnB,
action is 10 be reported. Mr.. Michael
Reilly has sold 10 Zarnitz Bros, the
commission men, the three-story brick
building at No. 1910 Main street, ocCu'
pied Tor several years past by the late
hrm Of Robert Simpson 4 o., for Sl2,'
900. II 10 understood fhpt % Boop al
the MessrB. ZarnitE secure possession o.
the property they will branch out into
n fancy Vrocery business,
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LOTjEsWADACKER.

All the Newest In Fur and AStrlchal
canrs, Stools, BOas and MuffS for La
dirs and Children. Also Furs and AS
triehnn for trimming purposes. Ladies'
and (,hlldren,S Winter Underwear OF oil
I.ScriplIonS. Fur top lined KID GlOVei
Snd MiIis for Ladies and Children.
NOTICE.
We are now opening our Holiday Nov
allies. 10 which we invite inspection.
''''' LOU SWABACRER.
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syrup orFlgs.

Is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
moat eaSily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or Costiye; 10 dispel head,
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, Fdr Rale in 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R, B, Burt and O. Men
kemelleI.
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one Fact

Is worth column Of rhetoric, said an
American statesman. II ls q fact, estab.
liShed by tho testimony Of thousands OF
people, that Hoods sarsaparilla does
cure sCroiula, salt rheum, and other dis.
eases or affections arising from impure
state or low condition Of the blood, II
also ovefcomes that tired feeling, creates
d good appetite, and gives strength 10
every part Of the system. Try IL 2
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Ilaol, From cleveland,

Secretary Heck and Mssstg. Exley
Msndel and Hamilton, Of the Roat1 o
Directors Of the State Fair Association
returned last night from OleVela land
where they wont 70 attend . Fair Aeao
Ciallon Convention, In order 10 follow
the Columbus fair the dates chosen FOL
the next Wheeling Ialf will have 10 bt
changed probably,
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YoU can save money by calling at
Harry tllllman'g for anything In tue
line Of Ane Gold Watches, Diamonds,
Chains, Charms, Pins, Rlngg, CuH But:
tons, etc. All goods warranted 10 repre-.
sehted. % Eleventh street.
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HAND NEARLY CUT OFF,
4 ssHops Accident Hofalls Mema Grant
y " ger, Of tlls South Side,

z qpNlVHk ttNNWuHN HApht"
ger9 n PIP South Side,
AIema Granger, o girl aged about l53
who has been living with the family o.
Charles Eta, on Thirty.GrOt street, mel
with very painful aud serious accident
about s o'clock yesterday morning. She
was descending short flight Of stairs
carrying in her hand an earIhen
ye f rhyy hSE PRP v,5 SiPP tsdm T %S1
hands was broken. The unfortunate
girls right wrist struck against ole o.
the pleceg Of broken vessel in such q
way that the jagged edge ont through
the arteries and tendons like a kniie
the girl was greatly weakened by loss oil
blood before medical attention could be
had, Dr.. j. II. Pipes has the case, as,
sisted by some other physicians, and
hopes to- save tho girls hand 80 that II
will be Of some use,
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If You cannot see and need SpeCtaSles
yol silOHld call on Us and have your Eyes
isSiel without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
iLRn any other UptlClan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
fand6d, JACOB W. ukUDB,
JeWClOr and QptlCian,
Cor, Twelfth and Market streets.
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wAsutSoroS, D. O., Nov. gs,-Eor
western Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and Ohio, clearing, followed by snow,
S,oileS weather, followed Saturday by
riSInp temperature In Ohio, n9fthwest
efIy Winds dangerous gales on tho lakes
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uapplncss and Health

are important problems, the former de.
pending greatly on the lptter. Every
ties Of fruit, and no one can afford TO be
sick and miserable while the pleasant
California concentrated liquid irBlt rene
dy, Syrup Of Figs, may be- had at our en-.
terprising druggists, For sale III DO cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton p, Hess, Il, d. Burt and 0. Menke'
nnnllnr
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BUyEleotrio Light and have good bread.


Is a combination OF the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered 1t Inn
mensely popular. Itcures habitual con-
stipation, Indigestion, hiliousnesg, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In so cent
bottles by o. r. Goethe, w. W. Irwin,
w. E.. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co, and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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GREAr BARGAINS from now 10 Christ.
mag, Of Ladies' and Gents Solid i4.karet
Gold Watches spd oil kinds OF fine
Jewelry, d HlLLNAE'S,
% Eleventh street.
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For comfort and durability buy our
celebrated Scotch Wool Seamless Under
wear, tUdr1dnted not 10 shrink.
Just received 80 dozen more OF those
25c seamless half Hose. They are great
bargains. Q. HISS & Sous,
1891 and 1898 Market street.
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.

JuS, received a complete aud artlttlC
assortment Of sultlngs, PantalOonings
and OIVrCOalIngs, which We warrant 70
mnke 40 IN ilFst.Olass style, and at rea'
EOnablD prices. Fit guaranteed,
q. hESS n SONS,
1891 A 1898 Market Street,
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New Advertisements.
Qbf 9ntelLtqeltter.
OHics ! Nos. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Attention, ComradOs-shCrldan Post.
fipe Ifohs"tieo. u. Johnsons sonS,
impoftRut NuLIce-A. v. U, W,
opera HouIO--A Legal Wreck.
Ie0iuro BY Rev, u. a. Cunningham,
lIAke Day-R II. Lllt,
HAAS FIic Beis-NeSbllt q Bro,
One Way Excursions,
Rhy tSe MOST d. Gutman 4 Co. -Fourth page
0yertOats- uundllng- Fourth page.
ftinerRi Notice lviSl0n No. !, A, o. He
hS %SSIed gsaIosu,an- Head OF Local.
Wheeling lnSLAlment Co,-Fourth page.
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TnE Westminster Concert Company lie
high Up In the estimation oil the world.
YIN. q. A., December 8. Secure your
seats a. the building,
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In delicate health and all who suffer
from hAbltual constipation, dyspepsia,
blliouBneas OF piles, should Try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir oil Dates. Sold
IL 80 cent bottles by y. X, Goetze, W.
W, Irwin, John LauRhlln, Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., whole.
aale aReiia.
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Jos. spEtDEt 4 %. arc agents i.Sr tue
Buckeye Extracts. Best on tho matkGs,
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A LADIES Fair and Festival will be
held in the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception, Thirty.sixth street, on the
eth, 9Sth, Goth and 3Oth Of November.
All are welcome,
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JAcoBs 4 1sEEBRAu closing out rotail
stOdss, Now lsyour time 70 buy bargains.
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Klrnlfr,. NLagarderen To.NIgIlt,

"Lagardere," one
OF Kiralfy's latest
speCtaCular success.
81, will be preseuted
at the Opera House
tornighttor the first
time in this city,
The play Is one oil
the old melp.drs.
mas, full Of Incl.
dent, rollicking fun
an d picturesque
situations, Kirally
has made the most
Of the opportunity
II affords tar spect'
aGular effect, and a
succession OF beau.
tiiul stage pictures
is promtsedj 1t Ia a
fact worthy OF at.
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TUESDAY, December 8, Is the date Of
the " estminsLer Concert Company's ap.
pearauce at the Z. n. O. a. You Will
miss jlSt ope'halt OF your life II yop
don't attend.
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TaY Electric Light You Will uSo no
other
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BIZ SurO you get Electric Light Flour.
DBtSK Ohio Valley CoHea,
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Your grocer has Electric Light Flour.
TnE best, Ohio Valley CoHae.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29

ASK your grocer for Buckeye Extracts
best and cheapest, Guaranteed pure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29

Bl1cnAN's piLls act Ike magic on 4
weak stomach. wsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29

In Benwood, W. Va.--John Deegan
grocer; Ed. Lewis, ConieCtloner and
news depot James Brown, grocer.
Buy the BcGtpply, uscno other than
Tiger Stripe.