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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-03
This Yenr,s Die reunion.

The Executive Committee Of the
Society Of the Army Of West Virginia,
appointed by the President at the last
meeting, to make arrangements for
holding the thirteenth reunion OF the
society at Columbus for 1880, has fixed
on Wednesday and Thursday, septem-
Der 4 and 8, as the dates for the reunion,
and invite all the comrades Of the 80
ciety and their friends, and all the ex-
soldiers Of the armies Of the loyal North,
TO meet again for a grand reunion In
Ohio's capital. +,
Wednesday forenoon will be devoted
to the reception OF the comrades, and on
the forenoon OF Thursday will occur the
parade and business meeting OF the
society, while the evenings Of both
these days will be devoted To oratory,
music and q general good time.
Major General George Crook, the
President Of the society, is expected TO
be present and preside at the meetings.
A full aud complete programme will be
published in time for redistribution.
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MARTINS FERRY.
A meaty Arelauge Of MISCELLANEOUS Mat.


A MeRty Melauge OF Miscellaneous Mat.
tors.
Tie brick work on the now Opera house will
be finished this week.
Miss Anna Wells, of Canton, Is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. b.B. Martin.
Misses Garlic and Lille Cattell and ElOuise
Gray left yesterday for C%haptauqn4.
Mr.. Herman Dillon, Of Grafton, W, Va, Is the
guest Of Nj, and Mrs, Percy Beaumont,
Mr., aud Mrs. William Hilton returned last
night from a weeks visit At Youngstown.
Mr.. James Cope will preach ID N. 4, Church
tomorrow morning aud Nj, 6elby Ia. the evening.
Mn, HorRer, Of MorriStnWn, and Miss Nc.
DpYitt, Of New Alexander, are tho guests Of Mr,
aud Mrs.. b. Long.
Fred DAunie has sold his property on the cor.
lGr Of Second and Washington streets II W, u,
MCMechan, OF ST. ClAlrsvllle,
COuveyanpCs will DO run from Hanover street
70 burlington tomorrow 70 accommodate those
Who wiSliO attend the a, ~, Il. campmcetlng,
Mrs. Robert MOSsberg and daughter, Of Wheel,
lng,atc visiting OF the residence Of Mt. n. 9hepta.
Miss May Bowers. Of East Liverpool, spent FRI
day At MF. Sheets.
Mlss Carrie Wiley, Of baltimore, who has been
whiting relatives here for the past three weeks,
Will to-day leave for Pittsburgh where ShU will
Visit her brother, DR.. Riley,
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A Sleep,yalkCr,s Pail,

Samuel Cochran, who boards with
Mrs. Callahan, on Clay street, Martins
Ferry, Is somewhat Of a somnambulist.
He retired very tired on Thursday night
about 10 o'clock, and while walking
about the room In the second story In
his sleep yesterday morning about 2
o'clock walked out Of the window and
fell 10 the ground, feet first. The fall
was checked by Cochran striking the
door below, and relieved the force Of the
fall. Strange to say, he was not badly
hurt, and no bones were broken. His
body was somewhat bruised, and there
Is q flesh wound on his scalp. Had he
fallen bead first his injuries would have
doubtless been fatal. Cochran has been
q Somnambulist ever since he was a boy.
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few days,
Captain John Porter, who has been
confined TO his house by sickness forthe
past week, was not told about the burn
Ing Of his Union brick works for day
or two after, when he, In his well,knoWn
business way, replied; "Why didn't you
tell me sooner? l would have had II re-
built by this time"
Walter Peltner 4 Co., the wooden
manufacturers, Of Webster, w. Va, are
running their works on full time. Their
product for July was greater than In any
preceding month. They are now turn
ing out 100 ladies' skirt patterns and 200
yards OF flannel per day, and have or
ders for several weeks ahead.
The Bsllaire nail works receives tyen-
ty cars Of ore each day from the CleYe-
land, Lorain & Wheeling railroad. No
other one concern ia the Ohio Valley
receives so much. The next highest is
sixteen. The only time the road gets
any ahead is when the works stop over
Sunday, and the ore keeps on coming.
Fire will be put in the furnace at the
NofthWoou glass WoFkh next AionuhyI
and operations will DO resumed about
August Is. The manager, Mr., Harry
Northwood, will return from Europe
next month, Mr., Percy Beaumont has
returned from a business trip to ClnCin:
natl and other points in the. interest OF
the Northwood,
The Riverside is running full in all
departments, The pipe mill is running
10 It's extreme capacity, and ia well sup
piled with orders, Good progress Is being
made on the new furnace at Benwood.
The forge resumed operations last week,
The plate mill will close down to-day for
repairs, and the factory will also shut
down for q few days,
Business is excellent at the Buckeye
glass works, Some large orders have
been taken since the stop and large
quantities OF ware have been shipped,
All the visiting buyersin Wheeling have
called at the factory aud nearly every
one has left orders, One furnace will
be started August -, and another one
later, The outlook Is very llatterlng,
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Delegates from glasspackers' unions
from West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
New York and New Jersey met In Pitts
burgh on Wednesday for the purpose OIL
forming a national organization, In
pursuance OF this a national organization
was formulated and aconstitution drawn
up, and will be submitted 10 the local
unions at their next meeting for appro'
val. The new organization will be
known as the American Industrial
League; It's membership to be composed
Of glass packers and other glass house
employees. It starts off with . member
ship Of over 1000 and 1t Is eEpepted that
before long II viii be much larger.
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This remedy is becoming SO we'll
known and SO popular as 4 peed no spec
Cial mention. All who use Electric Bit
ters sing the same song Of praise.-A
purer medicine docs not exist and II Is
guaranteed to do all that Is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases Of
the liver and kidneys, will remove pim-
pies, boils, salt rheum and ether alIec.
lions caused by impure hlood,-Will
drive malaria from the system and
preyentas well as cureall malarial fevers.
For cure Of headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Bitters,-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
iunded.-Price so cts. and 81 90 per bot
tie at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. s
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TsFiRsT PRESBYTERIAN CltURci-
~ RcY. u. A. Cunningham, DID, lNt0i
Preaching at l0.00R. nj, conducted by lieI, Noe
Stevenson, Of Warrington, Ia, No serylD. u
night sabbath School ii . q. III. Mlela
School at also p. M, Eighteenth street Alot
Jnnnh.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers III the CITY and wheeling People


Strangers IN the CITY and wheeling People
Abroad
Rev. Thomas Balph, Of st. O~lairsYillel
Is At the Mcclure
James DalEell, the Nndlay glass man,
formerly OF Wellsburg, Is at the Mcclure
Hon. Ed. Robertson, State Labor Com.
missioner, 10 the father OF q bouncing
boy.
Col. George p. Bissell, the Union
bridge man, Returned from Hartford last
night,
Misses Annie and Lydie Ball, Of this
city, LEFT Yesterday on q visit to friends
in Pittsburg.
DIR. John Morris has gone to Atlantic
Citv and other Eastern points In search
OF 4 few DAYS recreation.
Mr.. q. I. West. Of Cincinnati, a popu.
lar member Of Tie tribe Of glass BUYERS,
il at tbe McLure House,
Az Io,iv silverhero. NJ snsnension
Bridge, n. Y, is visiting her father, Mr..
Henry Jacobs. on EoT street,
Miss Iann,a Mornrdv ~ tbe Island.
\. H sisi,;na I ber arsndns,sntsl Mr. and
NJ TI,asIes Post n Washin9ton. Pa.
A.. 60 ALnsasdor a ohn,,nir,
ailss SSn GIstt sSv., I. tha auo1s
yvuuS ILL., GasJ W,s seo,on sIey.
" ~ N
anuet' ~ o..o.
A1eg pn w. T. rEins z, stam,,sns;IIe
a as.o1 S tSto,nh Ihis s,tv nv Thnrsdsy
pas sea ~ HtIa,,ic cttv y"
en tou'e W ivy n.
Miss AusIa rorIer' Of Gteenyii.e, RI
and AiEs. hamlitoni o. m4eet.ng asl,
and are the guests o. Hev. MI f0~eFoy
anu iauilly'- Fa.ep'tW VOA"' -,
Mrs, Henry zimmerman 2 son WI
leave to-day tor Chiltcothe, ONO, 70 JON
Mr.. Zimmerman, who y employed IN
the Arbenz furniture factory there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rust, Of the
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Mr.. Columbus d. Kamlnsky, one Of
the leading citizens Of Jefferson county,
Ohio, died at his residence at Rush Run,
rather suddenly on Thursday evening.
The deceased was 72 years old, and leaves
a wiieandAve children. He was for years
Vice Presidentofthe smithAeld bank and
engaged in farming, mining and mer-
chandising. When the Riverside Paw
ing Brick Company was organized lie
was elected President. He had an ex-
tensiye acquaintance inthe Ohio Valley,
and his demise will be a surprise to his
friends. He had been unwell all SUM
mer, and financial troubles had a great
deal to do with his death. He made an
assignment a short time ago, The fun
eral will take place this morning at 10
o'clock. O
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TUE LOCAL INDUSTRIES.
News from the Furnaces aud Factories q
tha VicinItv.

News from the Furnaces aud Factories OF
tho Vicinity.
Fishers foundry will resume next
Monday.
The Standard mill will go on full Mon.
day morning.
All departments at the Belmont are on
full this week.
All. Sweeney 4 Sons foundry Is only
making half tune,
The Rtna and Standard mills are
scarce Of laborers.
Operations were resumed at the Laugh.
lin mill this week.
The Standard Iron Works has declared
adiVidend Of five per cent,
Riggs planning mill, at AIopndsville,
recently burned, Is 10 be rebuilt.
The planning mills are all running
steadily aud are crowded with work.
The Warwick China Company will oc.
cupy their new addition in aiew days.
The Joseph Bell Company's sales in
July more than doubled those in July,
1000.
Beltz. Bladine 4 Co. are making re-.
pairs On The Cbapline Street NJ. =.
Church.
Manufactured gaa fuel plauts are being
erected at Findlay. And this Is the free
gas region.
The orvstsl GLASS WORKS. a. R,idoenort.
has reeeiyed annmber Of pots from Gili,
Of Bellairo.
nT,a whaol;r. s,0o, wo.L. oonrlo,ad
,ha;s .nrisa d''s Sa. Wns ooa.ptiors
Monday night.
Massrs Ghsr,ss an ord w;,,;o,, co,.
rail sra or the rooS n t Ius in,nraat of,he
Elso y oIass works, 't' " 'i'
MI rsI ..,.
IN ail Srsef iron t oo' lsr C = w Sp%h
will conSyim aim, sbont twn weeEs ~
W." - eO D9aS WV "
4he wire mlll at Beaver talLs, "a mas
snpt uoWn 10y an lauellIl.e perlou' on
' ny, " ~ pt.eo y. mtlo
ing Alngo na!l lap!ory WV statt Aon
day, wv WIN picKlea steei WIN when
one naller eau run eignt mapnlnes'
Sheet mills Nos, l and 3 and the bar
mill az the Astna are in operation and
the other departments Will go on next
week.
The Council at GAINESVILLE has ap-
pointed q committee to investigate as to
the p~ractiCability and cost Of erecting O
system OF water works.
Large quantities ola No. iron are be.
ing turned out at the Benwood blast
furnace every day. The furnace has
sufficient coke 10 last three weeks.
Flint bottle men are In no hurry to
DISPOSE Of their 1nest wares at present
prices. Manufacturers look for an i'm.
prepayment In PRICES before the factories
resume work,
Arohiteot Il. W. Wells IA engaged OF
nlans and sn~eeiiications ioF M slepant
priyate residence wbich ex. president ",
K, Pendleton Is building al Bethany,
for bis daughter.
The Cald we'll 4 peterson Manufsctur.
inc Comnanv IA running iuiI handed. IA
nssSI bnl General Trade h N litile dull
tbia voek. faRt wees thew shipped TWO
car loads Of Sheet Steei rooanV 10 Oil.
o
sri'n All uon..o.d t.c,n.v d an t,ii
Auo ulu uoh nVVu bavtV'J y va Aul
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Read the following: Mr.. @. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "Wasdown
with abscess Of lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an incurable
consumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, aud able to
oversee the work on my farm. II Is the
finest medicine eyer mado,N
Jesse Aliddlewart, Decatur Ohio, says:
"Had il not been for III. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption would
have died Of lung troubles. Was given
up by doctors, Am now in best OF
health" Try. II. Sample bottles free at
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-03

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 II i'm
mensely popular. II cures habitual con-
stlpation, Indigestion, %biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In so cent
bottles by @. X. GoetZe, w. w. Irwin
W. E. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Go. and Goodwin & Co..
wholesale agents.
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John shriyer's sand boat dug and
washed about 5000 bushels Of sand yes
terday. II worked only q short time,
It's capacity Is about 1900 bushels an
hour, The sand is dug out Of the bed Of
the river by an elevator dredge with
twenty.four four-bushel buckets, This
il slfted and the refuse dumped back 10
the river. the sand Is then washed In
a sluiCe and allowed to settle In a box,
When delivered there is nothing but
clean sharp sand, ready screened. -Four
engines are required to operate the boat,
including %propelling 1t from place TO
place, II will go regularly to work
about next Wednesday.
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Edw. L. Rose & Co., who have on Of.
libition and for sale the most extensive
lineoi Cycles ever seen In this city, will
to-day receive an Ideal Rambler and an
idealTandem Tricycle., both for children
Of either sex, All arc most cordially In
yited 10 call and examine these wheels
whether they intend purchasing or not.
All goods for sale on the most reasonas
BILE terms,
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If you cannot see aud need s~pectacles
you should call on uSand have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
tllan my other Optician In the State,
mud guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB w. GRUBB,
Jeweler and UptiCiai,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Streets.
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Makes the lives Of many people miSera.
bio, and often leads 10 seltdHsttuCtion.
We know Of no remedy for dyspepsia
more successful than Hoods sarsapafllla.
II acts gently, yet surely and efficiently,
tones tie stomach and other organs, 70.
moves the faint feeling, creates o good
appetite, cures headache, and reireshes
die burdened mind. Give Hoods Sarsa.
parillaa fair trial. II will do YOU good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-03

In the United States will recommend
Of Dates II YOU need q gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver 10 mac
I've you can't hope fot good health
Until yon Regulate The regulator by
some cafe REMEDY. Elixir oil
Dates ig Just what YOU need. lgttc y A
Iial. Sold ia % cent bottles by y. \.
loette, W. w. irwin John IAlghllh.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
1ol Yholesale aRentel
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LApEEs, from all the diseases from
which you especially suffer, from all the
weakness-physical and mental, which
tortures you, from your nervous proRtra-
ton and bodily pains, there Is relief in
Browns Iron Bltters. Many ladies' now
living healthy, happy lives, having been
freed from chronic difficulties peculiar
To their sex, who bear cheerful testi.
mony to the value Of this sovereign
remedy for mental and physical suffer-
ing; this sure cure for nervous de-
preston and bodily weakness known as
Eemnlh n%omnlaintR. DAM
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syrup OF rlra

Is natures own true laxative. II Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or Costive; To dispel head.
colds, and fever 10 cure habitual
constipation indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 30 cent?
and Il bottles BY Logan Drug Company,
=. Heps, 3. B. Burt and O. Mem
kemAllef,
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of Serges, Drap D'Etes and
CheylOts, Just suite iOrthe hot weather,
which will be made up ilrst-ClasS al
reasonable prices.
In St0ck-Al large line Of 0Yerslzes In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, body SO.
At @. HESS Il sons,
1921 a. 1898 Market Street,
Wheeling, w. ra.
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L. 4, eOOpuelll dry aoodltho cheapest


Do you suffer With habituai conStipa.
ton Of b%illouSneSs2 II 20, try the pleas.
ant iiuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you, Sold In 30 cent bottles
by Q, X, GoetSe, w, w. Irwin, w. u.
Willlams, John LauRhlin. Logan Drug
COMPANY anDdd glSOdSln 4 Co.. Wholesale
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Recently Enoch Babbitt, 4. boy living
ON tho South Side, was fishing from y
John boat, when lie got q tremendous
bite, and standing up 70 pull IN hie ilsh,
no was upset b ythe big catch and iell ~
tho water, lie swan ashore with din.
Guilty, and the lAh and tishing tackle
wore both lost, His boat was caught
SoinB distance down the fiYef.
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wheat weaker and lower; steamer No, 2fed s2IEc:
No, 2 rcd August SftSAsihe; September STA
8lSsC; October SllC, Corn tlFilt No. 2 hIgh
mixed 15Nct No. : mixed 4iRllkC; September
4ILaIINC: October 4ILa4bc; November ANA
j tsSi Wiz M II sIS y No! ~ : white 5 sSst M sfC Sb II,
$50; No. 2 white August 8lNa3gho; September
a01SASlKC e; November 9ikRJ2c. ButteF dull and
Irregular Penntylyanla creamery exirAl7lfalSC.
Eggs firm; Pennsylvania trSts llIfRl6c. Cheese
steady at 6A6kC.
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HARRY SBYBOLBS crime
The Greatest Sensation in
Wheeling in Years,
SEYBoLD OUT ON BAIL.
He is Glad he was Found OUTFLOW
no Secured the Package OF Bills.
The Amount of his Pecula'
tions- HennIs's Hearing.

All the talk about town yesterday was
Of the stealing Of over $4,000 from the
Bank Of Wheeling by its individual
account book.keeper, Harry Seybold,
the arrest Of young seybold, and the
recovery Of the money or its equivalent,
Wild rpmors concerning the affair were
in Calculations oil day, While the account
printed in the IETELLloRNcRR was strict
ly accurate 80 far as 1t went, 1t left
much to be told, A long telegram ap'
peared in several Pittsburgh papers yes
terday morning, which attracted wide
attention on account Of It's wild inaccu'
racy, There were few facts In II, and
the story made George Hennig equally
guilty with Seybold, and stated that both
were employed in the bank, and falsitied
the books.
The fact Is that the robbery was almost
unique In that the money was stolen by
a clerk in the bank, and yet no effort
was made to ialsify the books, Mr.,
Hennig, asstated yesterday, had no con-
neCtion with or knowledge Of the rob
berry. Seybold exonerated him atSquire
ATkle's office Thursday night, and the
fact that Mr., Henry X, List, one OF the
owners Of the bank, went on Hennig's
bail bond for $1,000 shows how thor
oughly he and his associates were salts
fed that he was entirely innocent,
In addition to THIS, Mr.. List sent for,Mf.
Hennig yesterday morning and compll'
mented him highly on his straight
forward behavior In the matter,
Doubtless his preliminary examination
before Squire Arkle at 10 a, IN, to-day
will result in his honorable acqulttal.
Indeed, it Is considered a mere matterot
form
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wANAMAKER 4 BRowN's suits arc TN.
eaualled by 80 per cent In every respect.
70O samples 10 select from, The wonder
Of the CONSUMER " why II has not been
represented here before, Also Buggies
and Carpets al cost at j. W. FerreIg,
pi01 Main Attract.
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weather Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. O., August 2,-For
Western Pennsylvania, showers, clear
Ing during the day, slightly tairer, west.
erly winds. 81
West Virginia, stationary temperature,
hnnihWeRierlY winds.
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A man named John Kobs had his
right foot and leg up To tho knee badly
scaliod at the Riverside Pipe Works
Yesterday by stepping In . stream oil
boiling wateffunilng from the furnaces.
He WINS taken 10 his homo In BellAite
and ils injuries dressed bya physician.
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Soatiyao Glass 1;rust.

The United Glass Company, which al.
ready owns all the window glass works
In New York State and several outside,
yesterday bought the Keystone Glass
works at Meanwhile, Pa, andthe Diamond
Glass works at Ravenna, Ohio.
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The only perfect ksnedr

For habitual constipation, dyspepsia and
kindred ills Is the famous California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. 1t
strengthens as we'll as cleanses the sys-
TEN, ~ Is easily taken, and perfectly
harmless. For sale In 50Cents and 81 bot.
ties by Logan Drug Co., Anton 7. Hess,
r. B. Burt and o. Menkemeller.
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InAIaa

In delicate health and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
biliousness or piles, should Try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. Sold
In 80 cent bottles by u. r. Goethe, w.
W. Irwin, John ~Laughlln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., whole.
sale agentR,
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General Notices,
NOTICE..
wurrLlso. W. VA, August 1.

wHEEElNo, W. VA August 40
Notice Is hereby given that the uHdrrirSa
has qualified al ExGcutilx Of the last Will 4
Simon HOrkhClmer, deceased, late of thcdEs
Wheeling, Ohio county, stated West yIEt'A
AlIperSOnS having claims against Aid ahk
will present them 10 INC duly verified, and y
persons indebted 10 said GEtAtU mus ~
amounts duo promptly,
auI ExtcuifiL
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su,a., ~,,snt.ions On ohio Illvsr u. H.

Sunday ElauflI0ha 90 VhIV ENI'VF ~
slon tickets will be sold a. iollowsi 10
Woodland, 90 Centsi 10 New Mgstlns'
Vile and Eistetsyille, 81 POl 70 williams
town lAiArletla) and ParkefAbrtg, Y,
0ood Tor return passage on 1ate o. SAFE
only, ]. Q. TcItIkAokl Agent
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ANArEuR Photographic outats, Chem.
icala, Plates, eLc., etc. at,
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sEcoND WARD daily market James
Richie 4 Son receives fresh Butter,
Eggs and Poultry on Tuesdays and Ffi'
days. Poultry dressedto order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-03

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