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Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

IN DrIIARDT's PENNYRoYAL
npti.is o., Sold BY DrusGistsi also by
- ini Nh 4. iih ST.. fhilA L dies bewarsef
rliitlons.
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NOR RENT-THREE ROOMS FOR
j once. Apply ~ ga W. Ninth OF. mis- stt
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1,oR RFNT-ROoMs FURNISHED
I M ,tnfi,rutshed, pleasantly nitu gted, COM
,.nlrmt 10 the business centre. Address L.. 7.
Nsa ,ii'I" nr, n-li-u
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M ASTED-Two LADIES OF GOOD
w address to canvass; good pay. Adj
box $50, citv nG-tf
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no RENT TWO ROOMS FUR
| ni.hci or not. NJ d, rINok
"a ". ~ uiht n-t-stt
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IXrRA!EXTRAu

NOTICE FIVE ARE SELLING OUT
~ OUT entire stockof ladies' and gents
underwear. Boys' Doinet Waists 25c;
Mems numct shirts, S5cts each; Mems
fne rorralr shirts and white shirts, for.
hwry 81 o. uud u 70, now 10 cents. And
plsn fuli line OF ladies'and misses suits
Md WRAPPERS at No. 100 West Second
ttrtvt lO-i0-Dt
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HOUSES TO LET.-APPLY TO y. ..
III BRADLEY. Eleventh and ,a Hsllroad
ave.
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EO1ICk-IFYoU WANT TO SAVE
N DOLLARS, insure your property with
I.,kID. & 10, No. ia Market 1T. n-ii+f
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w ANTED-BOARDERs, FURNISH
1t. Also table board. NIb-tT
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A CARD

I ADY's SOLID GOLD WATCH TO
II HE GIVEN AWAY.
Zach purchaser OF every dollars worth Of
tods, v vi receive ticket on n lady gold
satrh at l.obinson's Boot and rhoe Store,
No va y. Fourth ST., Wilmington, Del.
iitt-class goods atlOwest prices:
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uHE SCIENCE OF
l. LIEF, tn grea :
age on Manhood, Ner,
Vous and Physical De-
billty. Premature De-
cline, Errors of Youth
and the told miserieS
consequent thereon.
800 pages, Svo. l25 pre-
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

AOllCE-IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
N uutIARs, insure your property with
G,ukins 4 Co, No. ia Market ct. n-li-tf
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OF Minor Moment Mentioned In Mcnt
pnrnRrnnhS,


or Minor Moment Mentioned In McntJ
Paragraphs.
Mrs. George Strain has been visiting hel
parents at Warrenton.
Alantern exploded on tho ferry boat "Cll
max" on Monday evening.
Miss Alice Thornton has accepted position
In Il dry goods store Ut Pittsburgh.
For kale-a brick house OF six rooms on Third
street IeAr Hanover. CHARLES GREES. .
Mrs. Samuel Strain has returned from Pitts
burgh, where she has been visiting friends aud
relatives.
Leave your orders for Job printing at thu
branch office Of the DAILY lNTELLiGENCER. ThiI
paper Is sold hCie.
Hear Dr.. BODIES eloquent Prohibition speech
at l.aiAl cite Hall tonight, on "Ihc Great In
parchment Everybody welcome,
On next Friday evening tho Republicans o.
the Second ward Will hold primaries 10 nomi
nate u candidate for Council 10 BncCted N. T.
Smylie, resigned.
In St. MAry's church next Friday will bC
Ifnly Day Of obligation, Masses will 30 held al
$3.50 aud 100 u. m, Saturday will be "All Saints
Day" Mass tSa.m.
The condemnation Of that part OF Btnjamln
ExlcyG property Ia Martins Ferry which Il
wanted by The Martins Feary Terminal Rail
way Company, was begun at 81. Clalrsyille yes
tCrdAy.
william Dugau, an aged citizen OF Martins
Ferry, died yesterday a his residence In Woods
addition rather suddenly. The deceased was Rn
Odd Fellow and will be buFlei by that order,
The funeral viii take place Tomorrow morning,
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Fell From a FreIghl Trnln.

Yesterday morning Charles Stern who
lives at the corner OF Market and Twenty
fourth streets and who Is a fireman on
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, fell from
an engine at Jim's run near Mounds
vile, and sustained slight injuries, He
went out on the ioot'bOard along the
boiler to oil some part Of the machinery
and becoming dizzy fell OF.
He struck on his head and shoulderP,
and received a severe cut on the head,
and bad cash on the right arm neal
the elbow. He was stunned by the fall
and was unconscious from the time be
was picked up till he was taken home
DR.. Pipes was called aud dressed the
young mans injuries which are not
serious, At the time Mr., Stern fell
from the locomotive 1t was not moving
very rapidly.
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THR nRRRRM TRNPLR.
A Compstitiys Drawing to be opsnsd-Th
Plans Selected Found too Expensive,

A Competitiys Drawing to be Opsnsd-The
Plans Selected Found too Expensive,
At meeting OF the Building Commit
tee Of the Jewish congregation held last
evening at the Office Of Holkheimer
Bros, measures were taken looking to
the early consummation Of the Cougrega-
tons plans for building a temple. Re
Gently the Building Committee accepted
a set Of plans for a beautiful stone struc'
tuTe, drawn by Architect ]. Younge. Al
last nights meeting these plans were
discarded, because the building which
they contemplate, would cost more than
the congregation feels able 10 spend al
this time,
Mr., Younge's plans were found per
feet in all details, and the perspective
showed a beautiful building, but when
contractors were asked 10 bid on the
work, they went far beyond the Congre
CATIONS resources,
II was decided TO ask the local arChi
teCts to enter into a contest, and furnish
drawings from which the committee car
select a plan TO suit their tastes anC
financial possibilities,
The committee hopes To decide upon {
plan by December !, aud will, II thu
weather permits, commence the build
ing this winter, tl
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Within the past week Mr.. G. Q
Smith, the real estate agent, has, sole
the following property and transferred
deeds for the same:
To Louis +. Heinmeun, half lot No. Q
division Di consideration, $50. I
Louis Beck, hall lot No. o. division D
consideration, $50. To John Helm
meun, lot No. II, division D; consider
alton, $500. To teonora Nolte, lots Nos
10 and7 in square 20. To Henry j
Topp, lot No. 10, division D considera
ton, 5000. To Mary and 1gnatz Pap
pert, lots Nos. 10 and 2, insquare L, ant
No. 8, in square 20; consideration
81, 800. 10 +. j. HeGrne, lots No. 4
square q, 500; MOI, square q, 500
No. /, square %, $500; No. 2, square y
$500; No. 3, square %, $500; NO. .
square IS, $1,000.
Mr.. Smith has several other transac
ttons in view, which will probably Dc
closed within q few days.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY and Wheeling People

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
G. G. Bisham, OF Philadelphia, iG in
the city.
R. W. Norris, Of Charleston, is at the
Windsor.
Mr.. George Bastable, Of parkersburg,
is at the StanIm.
DIS. Hammond OF New Martinsville,
Is at the Mcclure.
George A. Watson, a Pittsburgher, is a
guest at the Windsor.
T. B. Mccormick, Of Mansfield, o., was
at the Mcclure house yesterday.
Robert McEldowney, OF the IEet:el
Democrat, Of New Martinsville, is at the
Windsor,
Mrs. NJ. 7. Carr and daughter, Miss
Sophie, have returned from short visit
to 81. Louis.
A. ]. Otto, A. p. Lannsbery and Emil
RentaCh, Of Cincinnati, are stopping at
the Windsor.
Miss Katie Harden, OF Steubenville, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. s. 0. Taylor, on
Fifteenth street.
Miss Eliza Mills entertained a few OF
her friends last evening quietly at her
home on Fifteenth street.
Mesdames p. W. Sampell, T. Mer.
fort, @, ]. Dorland and Miss Park, Of
Elyria, o., are at the Mcclure.
Sam Barclay, accompanied by his wife,
left yesterday Tor Chicago. They intend
to engage In the theatrical business.
Mr.. Leo Hutter, OF New York City,
and Miss Sarah Blum, OF Bellaire, will
be married at that place to-day by Rabbi
BOnheim.
The many friends Of Mrs. L. ]. Zane,
Of Pleasant Valley, will DO pleased to
hear that she has recovered from short,
but severe illness.
Mrs. William Eaton, Mrs. DR.. Sights,
Mrs. q. Williamson and Mrs. W. Handy,
OF Morristown, o., were In the city
shopping yesterday.
Mr.. r. T. Kennedy, a prominent oil
man from Bradford, Pa, was in the city
few hours yesterday on his way to the
Warrington oil field.
Mr.. L. NJ. Richards and bride returned
from Parkesburg yesterday. They will
for the present live with Mr.. Thomas
RatClll, Mrs. Richards father.
Mrs. Silas Mccormick, Of sistersville,
and her sister, Miss Lizzie schuman, OF
New MartinSvllle, arc the guests OF Mrs.
John Ii. Garrison, on North Main street,
Mr.. ]. NJ. Mcnamara, business mana.
ger Of William Gilletts Held by the
Enemy Company, waA In the city yester.
day. Held by the Enemy appears here
November Z,
Hon. ]. D. Taylor, Of Cambridge, o.,
was at the Mcclure house last evening.
Mr., Taylor was on his way 10 Martins
Ferry where no addressed 4 Republican
meeting last
Dir. Albert GAus, formerly Of this
city, now connected with the large i'm.
porting house OF @, w. Schmidt, OF Pitts.
burgh, and Miss Anna BrOwnlCc, also Of
this city, BlOnogtapher Of that house,
were quietly married al Trinity I. Il.
church October q.
Mr George p. UmpsLead, who was
formerly employed as night clerk at the
Howell House, has taken a place behind
the desk At the Stamm. John KeyseF,
who formerly held a Cletkship az the
Stamm, will take a position In Seaton
AlexAndCr's now shoe store.
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The lIognn.saw,er aIectIngs,

The best meeting yet under the
auspices OF Messrs, Hogan and Sawyer
was that Of last night. All sorts Of
people were there, and they filled the
hall. Mr.. Sawyer made very effective
talk. Mr.. Hogan spoke with unusual
power, as though his heart were stirred
10 It's depths. lie urged his hearers "a
leave Of their evil ways, give Their
hearts 10 God and be men. The au'
dience was deeply impressed. It Il
noticeable that every night tho singing
becomes more general. Those who at.
tend are learning the hymns and throw.
off their reserve. Mr.. Sawyer has
accepted an Invitation TO talk to the
men In the workhouse next Sunday
morning at 0 o'clock. On the same day
Mr.. Hogan may talk in the. Pcniten'
tiafy,
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INSPECTING OUR APPARATUS,
A Party of steuhenyille FIremsn th
Quests Of Chief Dunnlng,

A Party of steubsnyille FIremsn III,
Quests Of Chief Dunnlng,
Messrs, Richard Morrison and Arthur
Dougherty, members Of the steubenvillt
Council, and Edward Nicholson, Chic
Of the steubenville Fire Department
were in the city yesterday, The objeCt
of their visit was to inspect the new
Hook and Ladder truck, with the view
OF purchasing a truck for the Steuben'
vile department, Chief Dunning kind
ly took them ride on the truck, and
explained the many good points 1t pos
sesses. He also showed them around
among tue engine aud hose houses
Before leaving Tor home the visitors ex
pressed themselves highly pleased with
the workings OF the Wheeling depart
ment, and the kindness showed them bJ
our Chief,
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The following transfers Of real estatl
were left with Clerk Hook for recort
Deed made October 30, 1880, by Robert
Nesbit and Thomas W. Nesbit and theil
wives to Margaret ]. Taylor, for a part o.
a lot on Twenty.iourth street, known al
lot No. OF, Of plat laid laid out by
Moses W. 'Chapline and Others, and
known az John EoT's addition. ConSid'
Grafton, $1,000. go.
4 deed made October II, 1889, by
William Bailey and wife, oil Melrose,
Mass, TO Frank ]. Hearne, for lot No. 3
Ia SQUARE %, In Joseph CaldwelIs addi'
ton 10 the city Of Wheeling ConSidera'
x deed made October 81, 1880, by
william p. Hubbard and wife 70 the
Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railway Com
pany In which the Railway Company q
granted a right Of way for Ia ro4d.bed
and tracks over their property without
consideration, except that the right oil
way shall DO fenced, aud the ordinary
drainage maintained,
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AJnll site.

The Jail Committee OF the County
Commissioners went on a prospecting
tour yesterday. The old Smith brewery
property was viewed with favor, but the
price s'too high. This Election applies
10 every eligible site, and the Commits.
sioners are convinced that they will
have to condemn the property they may
select. Amember Of the committee re.
marked that Wheeling real estate las
taken a remarkable jump within the
mat tpn wnnku
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The First Car on the Loon,

The frat Island car made tho trip
round the Fourteenth street loop about
0 o'clock last evening. The first car had
some trouble making the trip on Four
tenth street, on account OF the pave
ment between the tracks being improp-
erly laid. The curves are not quite per.
feet, and some trouble was experienced
in keeping the cars on the rails.
The plan proved quite a convenience
to the main line cars, however, they
being allowed to run straight through
without stops for the Island line.
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William Taylor aud George Brown,
colored men, became involved in quar-
rel while shooting craps" in d Market
Square saloon yesterday afternoon. The
quarrel resulted in Taylor drawing q
Knife and chasipg Brown hon the pa'
loon, and up street. Officer He'll was on
hand Just ut the right time and captured
them both before either was hurt. They
will answer to charges Of dlsorderly thil
morning.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS

Thy Electric Light, You will use nc
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The steamer Andes will arrive at this
port this evening. She has just come
of the docks where she has undergone
a thorough oyerhauling. She has been
newly painted and furnished through
out and will start into the fall and win
ter trade as good as new. She will leave
Tor Cincinnati at ~ o'clock noon on
Friday. Capt. I. D. Cooper will be 10
command and Al. ]. slaYen clerk,
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ASK for Ohio Valley Coffee.


ID a combination Of the active propetllCi
Of dates, figs and primes, and Other
tropical fruits. lL6 pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
tnehsely popular. II cures habltual con.
stlpatloh, mitigation, billousneBS, alex
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
bottles BY d. Il. Goethe, w, W. Irwin,
". 3. Williams and John LauRhlin,
Logan Drug %, and Goodwin 4 Co.,
wholesale agents.
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ALittIe Strike al Inc LnurhlIn.

The self feeding machines at the
I.aughlin mill were of yesterday on ac-
count OF a strike among the boys.
Knowing that the naiIers had been no.
titled OF an advance the day before, the
boys thought they, too, should have a
raise, and as they had not received any
notification Of one, did not go to work
in the morning. Tho naileFs were un.
able to work on that account aud were
or during tho day. In the afternoon
they met aud decided to give the boys q
proportionate advance. It is believed
tbs factory will 90 on this morning.
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syrup ofFigs.

Is natures own true laxative. It's the
most easily taken, and the 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 FL
Syrup Company, For SAFE In 30 Centl
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company
Anton T. HesS, r. u. Burt and O. Men
kamallnr.
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

A Desirable Residence containing II roonL
ground 3 RCrB At West liberty,
No. 22lJ and 22ii Market stcut.
10 Acre fATm on short Geek; owner paid 30
PIT acre ior Il; eau be bought Tor 81, per acrt.
:, Twenty i've shareS Wheeling aud Belnoat
Bridge Company Stock.
Building Site, EOiT street aud Alley ~! fronts
6 feet on E0lf street No Y Is EOlr luuet,
No, 1875 MCCOllOCh STREET, the laIu TCSldeHrtd
James Exley, deceased: ground GU iCCt ifUAL Of
more II desired, up TO 2OS feet
4 Desirable Business House on Market street
No. 1906 ChApllne street, trick House rOOuI,
ground 10 by l33 ieCt No. 1860 JuCOb street.
feomcd Brick House: price sl0OO No, ti6
Alley U, No. B37 Main street No 20 Main
street, No. 10 Twenty.iourth street, No. y
Twenty fourth street, No, 81 and 4! TWeltJ'
sixth street. No, 81 and 40 TwCntyalSh 'tetL
No. 2G0s. Alley Y. No. .G03 aud zoos Moods IuetL
4 Desirable Residence on Fifteenth sutet
No. VI aud 20 Eleventh street, east Of BAltl'
moro street, both houses for gi0g0
No, 22ig Main street. No, 2lOi, 200 2OS Water
street. No lll1 MGCOllGCh street
No 1896, 1858 aud 1910 Mnln street.
Lot south OI house No 800 EOGl street
Lots cast and west sides Of South front street,
Lot south west corner Of virglna ana south
York streets,
81 Acres Land and u Desirable Residence. will
exchange for city property,
Many other Houses, Farms and Lots iOf Mls.
FOR RENT.
AToSrR.
No. 9GOj Woods street, rooms ........'. $40
No. IS Twenty.nith btiCei............,........ 60
No. 9602 Main ~ Get 3 rooms 70
No. 22ls Eof street and ALLEY lA......,r....., w
No. al9 Mhii street. store room. ..,,...,.... ~ "
A Desirable Residence on the line Of ihe u,
W. 4 Ky. Railroads ground u acres, i!CJ NJ
Alnum.
225 Aero Farm on Middle Wheeling Cicst,
600 per Gnnuln.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. 3. Claim Attorney and
oC3S No 1919 MARKET gTREgT.
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RI. Butts, for seven years conductor
on the Central Ohio Division Of the
Baltimore & Ohio, has been appointed
General Passenger and Ticket Agent o.
the Alabama I Midland road, with
headquarters at Montgomery. Mr.,
Butts old friends and associates, while
regretting his departure, rejoice in the
good fortune which promotes q deserv'
ing man to more important position,
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Col, Thos. o'BtiOn announces for sale
the old Grant House property. Here ID
A chance for capital 10 give Wheeling
what Il wants and make q good invest
ment The site 10 tue best Ia tho city
for a handsome and well constructed ha!
bniidlnp ior families willing 70 pay well
for The 6Cst accommodations, The arch;
iIeCls arc doing wonders ID STRUCTURES o.
ihlR character, and tho right Kind o.
building on this hne site could 30 rented
from TOP 10 bottom before tho room
went on,
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USE Ohio Valley Coffee. It's the best,
low a Lawyer In nulralo Nus Lucky.

Howa Lawyer In Dutralo was Lucky.
AT the last September drawing OF the
Louisiana State Lottery one.twentieth Of
ticket S0,520, which drew the second
capital prlze Of 100000. WIS held by q
lawyer who has bis office 10 the Law
Exchange building, He may confer with
Capitalist "Archien Allen and "saIt il
down." Buffalo (M " Neus Sept, %,
D3W,
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10th IToidto Court.

Mrs. Cynthia Miller and her daughter
Ella, were before Justice Davis yester.
day to answer to the charge Of keeping
a house Of III fame and selling beer with
out a State license, respectively. Mrs.
Miller pleaded not guilty, but was held
to court, In the sum OF 500. Ella Nil.
Ter pleaded gully aud was held under a
similar bond, These Gases were brought
at the instance OF Media Hastings.
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CutiCura Resolyent,

The new blood PurlAef aud pufoSl and hes. Of
Humof Cures, INTERNALLY, and CulIpura, the great
Skin Cure, and Cntlgurl Soap, an exquisite ski
speedily and permanently euro the most SVo.
mixing, Itching, burning, bleeding, ICAly OfuEtcd
and plmply dlleAseS and humOfi OF Inc Itin,
scalp. 9Ta blood, With log pi halt from pIRPlSi
Sold SvgtYwAUtg. rylcc, Cvticum, TOO, Soap,
nRpl AM CttENlCAL CORPOHATi0N, BostOn,
rS'Hpnd int "lilw 10 Cure skin biEeASeS,n q
pages, 10 Illustrations, and 100 teAtimOnIRiS.
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OF the age in the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, manu-.
featured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, II agreeable to the
taste acceptable TO the stomach, harmless
in Its nature, painless yet prompt and
thorough It's action. For sale in so Cts,,
and Sl.00 bottles by Logan Drug Co.,
Anton p. Hess, R. D, Burt and O, Men
kemeller,
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In delicate health and all who suffer
from hNbitual constipation, dyspepsia,
biliousness or piles, should Try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir oil Dates, Sold
In 30 cent bottles by y. H. GoetEe, W.
". irwin, John Laugblln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., whole,
gale agents,
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lNTELLIGEScERrELEp CALLS
Counting Room, 40.
Editorial Rooms, 48l.
FOR FALL AND WINTER,

Just received a complete and artlStlC
assortment VI Suiilngs, PantalOOnlngs
aud OvCrCOallngs, which We warrant 10
make up in llrst.ClaSS style, aud al req.
sOnable prices. FL guar aIteed.
spCClillles--JaSt received, so dozen
more Of The best so cent White shirts
made. Fancy Flannel shirts AT 80 cents
aud upwards. Full line Of our CtlC.
brated Knit Jackets.
9. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 4 1879 Market Street,
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Youn grocer has Electric LIght Flour
ANY Druggist

In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need a gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver Is mac.
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator" by
taking some sale remedy. Elixir Of
Dates Is Just what you need. Give II a
trial. Sold in 90 cent bottles by .. r,
Goethe, W. W. Irwin, John Laughlin,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co., wholesale agents.
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rndpr seoo penep pond.,

Yesterday afternoon Frederick Ack.
erman and Lizzie desc appeared before
Squire Schultze and complained that
Charles Zimmerman had threatened to
kill them. The Justice issued peace
warrants for the offender and last even
Ing placed him under 500 bond in each
case to keep the peace for one year,
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iIoslon Wool MARKET.

lloU0H, prL SO,-Jn Territory wo6l there hAr
been SOME good halet 81 hhu II b0oi tIe medium
BIa6Oq medium b0aNci TeHAA wool Iultl t'ai.
i,oIIA agl 1ls TsI Ss aud Spgb!Bg
iOF Ohio d6lAinOl alaa1c r. Michigan dor pulled
wOolAand supetihO Baa2eci V1itA t2alSc.
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The richest flavor, Ohio Valley Coffee

The ladies Of St. Matthew'S Church
will give q social and supper at the
church on Friday evening, November |.
Supper will be served at 0 o'clock.
Price OF tickets, fifty cents. The pro.
ceeds are for the benefit OF the rectory
innd
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At astonishingly low prices.
Buy from us. We allow
you to use the Cloak or
Wrap while paying for It
This Is an advantage that
those who sell regardless Of
cost with outstretched hands
for profits don't give.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-30
Skins on Fire,

AgsiS ssdnsg R tSSnS Rurn .s wo Sna
feet, Hair gone. Doctors and Hos
pitfalls fall. Tried everything. Cured
by the Gutloura Remedies Tor SO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-30

n you cannot sec aud need speCtaClCs
yOu Should call on us anl have your Eyes
tested without charge. WO lave The
llnpSt Instruments and more experience
than any other OpllClan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-.
funded. JACOB W. GRUDD,
JeWeler and OptlCian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.