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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-19
BRLIAIRR.
An Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the CIaas City.

tue NAAhh Nltle
W, @, Rankin l. In Detroit on business,
President N. N. Sheets, Of the Belmont Glass
Company, SOD on Rbnsinehs trip,
About hity cans Of Slineh sewer pipe have
passed through here recently for Annlht0n, Ala.
The tableware and chimney houses here are
making enormous AhiPmenx ~ present
Or, L, A. 1, Day will leave shortly Tor the New
York City Homeopathic Medical college,
GeoEge GaE,heF and Miss Sarah Terrell Will he
married next Sunday, n the brides home,
The merchants here viii continue TO close
their stores a. O'Clock, except Saturdays.
The city council Il talking Of having two
meetings month Instead OF meeting weekly,
MIS, HeFmbrod, Of plAringlOn, o., and son,
Louie, are the guests OF Mrs. Q, II, DanEweEth,
One Of BellAlre'S arms Is manufacturing tea
them,
Owing 70 an insuiIieient supply Of gas at Cam,
pEtdge. big rolling Mill project Is said 70 have
fallen through.
NJ, K. Burgoyne, who died Tuesday Of con,
sumption, aged q, was buried Yesterday latter
The Woman Christian Temperance Union
will hold their regular monthly meeting to-day
At2iSO p M, IN the Christian ChpIch,'
Charles Russell and his fireman are both in
steubelVille attending IN Inquest They ran
over man while shifting cars on the o, 4 r,
track Tuesday night il
Two Of Bellaire's expFessmep arc on the re,
pair list, John Preston got hit 10 the lace IN 4
bach got II In the tacG ~ Martins ferry, on
Tuesday
William l, NlChol, Of N, Crafts jeWelIy store
while praelieing ~ the gymnasium Tuesday
night, fell aud was insenSlble for quite awhile.
4 big eutou hlk head ,aIld brpiSe on the tacl
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wELLSBURG WAITS,
Moro Brick PRypmepts wanted-NsWS
Notoa and Pernnnnln.


The Welllburg Light Guards will give an out,
door entertainment at the lair grounds In the
near future,
Postmaster James n, Jones has 20 far recoV.
cred from an injured ankle aud foot rs 10 DO
able 10 be on duty Ut the office.
The Postal cahle-Telegraph Company have
opened an Office on Water street, MIL, p, Kllen
formerly OF the "Pewiky" company at this
place, Is In charge,
RSahGrllf ], Z, Curtis and his son, Sheriff j,
L, Curtis, have purchased the Pan. Handle NelrS.
Sheriff CurllSWil not let go his grip on his office
as q matter oil course,
Tho Rbulment Of the railway bridge over
Buffalo creek has been completed far enough 10
allow the bridge 10 reit upon Il. Ia short Time
the entire work will DO finished aud the present
trCEtle work dispensed with,
The old soldiers are all talking about the re.
union which takes place Ut New Cumberland,
Thursday, September 10th, Wheeling ought TO
send large delegation rs large number Of tho
FiHt and Twelfth Infantry, and Carlin's Battery
reside there.
Mr.. Frank Newman and Miss Mary Y. Moren,
daughter Of Robert MOren, were married. yesteE'
day morning by Rev, John A. Reynolds, Of his
residence. After the ceremony the happy
couple took train on tho CleyelRnd& Pitts
burRh for visit TO friends In Ohio.
Council has been petltloned 70 order two ad'
diti0pAl squares Of brick pavement for South
Charles street, and three additional squares for
North Water street, by citizens along the route,
The brick paving already under way has neces
BltAteditlle reconstruction OF the sidewalks Rd'
Joining, which In most cases was badly'needed
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WILLIAMs.wILLIAMs.
Two Well Known People AIatsd-A Pretty
Home Wedding At nRFtin'a Perry,


Home Wedding AZ Maritime Ferry
Mr.. Walter L. Williams, Of this city,
and Miss Flora A, Williams, Of Martins
Ferry, the accomplished and popular
songstresa whom Wheeling has always
claimed as one Of her own celebrities,
were married yesterday, at Martins
Ferry, The happy event took place at
the residence Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs, s, B. Williams, and was q de-
lighttul home affair, II was a quiet
wedding, the guests being limited TO the
members OF the two families, near rela.
lives and q very lew intimate friends,
the entire company numbering about
sixty persons,
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev, DR., D. A, Cunningham, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church Of this
city, at II O'Clock, The bride and groom
entered the parlor unattended aud made
their way, TO an alCove where DR., Cum
ningham awaited them, The words
that made them one were soon spoken,
and then congratulations, warm and SIM
cere,, were shoWeEed on the happy
couple,
The parlor was tasteiully decorated
with ferns, plants and flowers, the cut
flower decorations in the alcoye being
particularly beautiful, The bEide,ywho
Is Of q petite figure and q pronounced
brunette, was attiIed In q heComlngrobe
Of white silk FailIe, cut deCollette, en-,
k.aiua and k,i,nrnnI NTH ,,htka ,,tniR.
and illusion. She carried bouquet Of
white roses, Over her costume aheWore
AbrdAl veil which greatly heightened the
charming effect Of her handsome cos
tune,
After the tender Of congratulations,
the bride and groom, followed pby the
guests, repaired TO theh dining room
where q delicious repast was served,
FFhis- over, the bride and groom were
driven to the p, Q. 4 st, L, depot in this
city, where they left on the 1880 train
for the East, "1s rb ala
Many elegant presents, testimonials OF
the high esteem in which the happy
couple are held by their friends were re-
ceiVed. The choir OF the First Presby-
terrain church Of this city, Of which the
bride Is tho leading member, presented a
beautiful gift, and the employees Of the
Western Union office kindly remember
ed the groom, who Is one Of the Oldest
and most popular operators in that
office, He is one OF the most estlmable
gentlemen Of this city, and has a host OF
friends who will wish him all the hap
piness q mortal can enjoy,
The bride Is widely and popularity
known, both here aud at her home,
She enjoys deseryedly high reputation
as musician and Is withal q charming
lady. Her friends are many and they
will have none but the very best wishes
for her. Her Wheeling friends will be
pleased TO learn that hereafter abe will
be q Wheeling resident,
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ABOuT PEOPLE.
Stranger, in the city and wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
John Madden has returned from a
visit in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Herman Cert, Of Pittsburgh, was
at the Hotel Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Young, Of Johnstown,
Pa, Is in the city visiting friends.
Miss Callie Beall, OF Brooke county, is
again the guest Of Miss Mollie PAUL.
Mrs. Ira B. Post and daughter, Of
Olarksburg, are again at the Stamm.
Miss Mary ShefIlin, OF the East End,
left yesterday to visit friends at Brilliant.
Mrs. Louis Jones, OF the Island, left
yesterday on visit to her husband OF
BeSsemer, Alabama.
Frank Deshon, Miss Amy Ames and
several Of the "Mamma" company,
stopped at the Mcclure,
Miss Ada Dillon has returned to Kan.
Bas City to resume her position as teach
er In the public schools. ~
Capt. U. B. Williams, Of Grafton, and
Charles Frick, Of Baltimore, two Balti.
more 4 Ohio railroad men, were at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Ex-Sheril Handlan and his assistant,
George 0tte, left yesterday for st. Louis
and other points In Missouri, where they
will visit relatives OF Mr.. 0tte.
Mr.. Scott Liston, Of South Huron
street, has been confined 10 his room for
several weeks by a sore limb, the result
OF d wound received in the war.
Capt. B. B. Dovener has returned from
aplCasant stay at Cresson Springs, where
he went for the benefit Of his health,
which has been bad. He has returned
feeling much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas, Of
Sharon, Pa, are in the city, having been
called here by the death Of their niece,
Miss Anna Ward, who died at her home,
No, l47 Sixteenth street.
Major R. @. Catch arrived from Gin.
cinnati yesterday morning, bringing bis
family with him, and they will hereafter
make their home here, the Major hay.
ing leased a residence on North Main
street. His family consists Of Masters
P. and B. F. Catch, Miss Emma Catch
Mrs B. F. Catch. ~
Mr.. Jonn L. Roemer, Of this city, a
member Of the class OF $50, Of the State
University at Morgantown, has entered
the Western Theological Seminary at
Allegheny. He has always been popular
with those with whom he has been
thrown in contact, and his many friends
will wish him abundant success In the
field he has chosen.
Col. George Bissell, Of Hartford, one
OF tile principal men interested In the
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Company, has as his guests at the Nc.
Lure, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Hulst, Of Brook
lyn, and Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Ferris and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mead, Of New
York The gentlemen are leading
capitalists with whom Colonel Blssell
has relations in the banking and railroad
business.
A notable wedding took place at Cali.
iornia, Pa, Tuesday. II was the mar.
rlage Of Mr.. Walter s. Abbott, formerly
In charge Of Dnr's Commercial Agency
In this'city, now proprietor OF the Nc.
Keetport Times, and Miss Minnie Apple
gate, formerly d teacher in the MCRees.
port schools. Mr.. Abbott is one d. the
best and most popular newspaper men
In the Monongahela Valley. lie left q
number ofiriends behind him here who
will wish him happy married lie.
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0rsslan YYeddlnE Al Akt,nntl.

Mr.. and Mrs, Louis LaBkatis returned
home from Akron yesterday, wherethey
went TO attend the marriage OF Mr..
Laskaris uncle, Nicholas LaAkariS, a
well.to.do Greek fruit dealer Of Akron.
The wedding was one Of last weeks
events In that town. The bride was a
Protestant and the wedding took place
In an Episcopal church. Greeks were
present from Newcastle Pa, youngstown
and other places, 10 the number Of about
forty A GteCian wedding feast was
held alter the peculiar custom Of Greece.
A lamb, q pig and several chickens were
gally decorated and roasted whole. The
leAtlyltles concluded with q GreCian
wedding ceremony and wedding dance.
These festivities took place In q grove.
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THE CONSUMER.
ale SntelItoellter.
New Advertisements.

OHCoi Nus. 20 aud " Fourteenth Street.
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syrup of Figs.

Is natures own true laxative. 1t Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head:
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indignation, piles, etc.
Manufactured only BY the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt and O. Mem
kauallaY
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Prefers II to AM Other.

BRipoEroRT, o., Sept. 8, 1850,
At,sr,. s. Baer'I soA,i
DEAR siRs!--We have used Pan. Han.
die Coffee for three years and prefer II
10 any other. Enclosed please find
twenty-five tickets, for which please
send me one Of your Panhandle Coffee
pictures, In care Of George Gifin, Bridge.
port, O., and oblige, Yours etcn
~ JoHN 4, sMiTtI,
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Halt Rate Harvest If1curslons

Will leave Chicago and Milwaukee via
the Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul Rail-
way for points in Northern Iowa, Min.
ne6ota, South and North Dakota, Mon.
tana, Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska, on
August and 20, September 10 and "a,
and October 5, 1880. Tickets good for
return passage within thirty days from
date OF sale. u
For further information, circulars
showing rates OF fare, maps, etc, address
A. V. II. Carpenter, General Passenger
Agent, Milwaukee, Wis. THAW
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ID q combination Of the active properties
Of dates, ags and pruneB, and other
tropical fruits, 1tB pleasant tIste ind
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
mensely popular. II cures habitual con.
gtlpation, Indigestion, biliougnesg, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
bottles by o. r. GoetEe, w, w, Irwin
W. e. Williams and John 1aughlln.
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin & Co.,
Rholaaalh aRhniA.
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PROFESSOR HoRsFoRD's AcID Puos-
PHATE has for many years been highly
recommended by ali physicians as a
tonic for the dyspeptic and q stimulant
for those suffering from weak digestive
organs. This Acid Phosphate 10 used in
tho preparation OF Marvin's Self Rising
Pancake Flour, making 1t one Of the
most healthy luxariea.
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Nons MAJOR on lhe nlAtEal.

BRIDGEPORT, O, Sept 3 1880.
Aen,S B, BGr', sonii
GENTLEMEN i.-EncloSed please fnd
fifty Pan.HAndls Coffee tickets. Please
send me two oil Paintings 10 papa's
store Nv. L, Cookie. Mamma says II IL
better than AfbuOkle'g, and papa says
there 10 none better on the market,
YoutB respectfully
EkRL CooK.
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witsoSnuRo, W. Va, August 80, 1880.
Nsstrs. s. BaerS Sons:
DEAR siRs:-I enclose you twenty-five
tickets, taken from Panhandle Coffee.
Please send me the latest Oil Painting.
l have not seen any OF your paintings
but No. 10. like II right we'll, but I
thought l would like to receive one
had never seen. We are very much
pleased with your Panhandle Coffee,
and do not see how any person can use
any other coffee but Pan.Handle Coffee.
Respectfully yours,
KATIE CLANCY.
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"mo,her,, nolIldny,s Pocket Picked.

"Mother" Holiday, Of this city, who
Is now 81 years old, attended the
Tuesday, and while there had her pocket
picked by some soulless thief.
Mother" Holiday seems to enjoy at
tending reunions and meeting the boys
with whom her son fought, and whom
she cared for as o hospital nurse. She en-
joyed her trip to Martins Ferry, and the
people there who were In charge OF the
reunion seemed 10 be more concerned
about the pocket picking episode than
she was. She was made an honorary
member OF the Fifteenth Ohio Volun.
teer Infantry at the Columbus reunion
last fall, her son having been Lieutenant
Colonel OF the regiment.
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quite a Runaway.

Yesterday morning a horse belonging
10 Mr.. Meyer Hotkhelmef, which wa
In charge oil Randall Fields NJ the time
ran of from Mt. HorkheimDr's tannefyl
In East Wheeling, The horse became
frightened al q package Ia the wagon II
was drawing, and In kiCkingat II, gol
one Of his legs over one oil the shafts.
He ran In that position down Nlne'
tenth street and up Market 70 near Six
teBnth, where the wagon colllded with
one oil the American Expteha Company's
teams, upsBtllng the H0fkhelmer wagon,
and breaking q shaft, The horse was
only slightly Injured, and was kept from
doing serious damage by having its legs
bound by the shafts.
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l. s. Coon cells dry gOOdI lilo cheapest,
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Thinks IL istho best Made.
1I.,..... tty ~. 6n.k q opn

KEYsEE, W. VA Sept. 2, 1880.
1ttt,I, 8. BaeF'sS oasi
GESrs:-Enclosed and twenty-five
Panhandle Coffee tickets. Please send
mo Oh Oil Painting, as advertised.
think Panhandle Coffee 10 the best cot.
fee made, Please send In care Of Mr..
John A. Best, Washington, Pa. ~
Youra respectfully, ,ar
Miss EMMA WELS1.
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would Not po without Il.

BEllroN, ". Va, Sept, /, 1880,
Hesai. s. Batrt SOH,'
GENTLEMES;-1 like your Pan. Handle
Coffee very much and would not do with.
out II. VIII never use any other. Please
send me o No. 10 OIL Painting In care Of
Mr.. s. White, and obllge
H"r Yours respectfully,
Mas. 8. =. DUNKlN.
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ll.,..r rhAn Az, shs rysr U.ed.

bEILAIhH1 sept o, loeV'
NiM. s. BasJ SOaii
DRAR siRsi--Enclosed you will end
twenty-five Of your Panel Handle Coffee
tlCkeli, which enlllle me 10 one Of your
on Paintings. Mamma says
she likes Pan. Handle Coffee better than
any che ever Used, Please send the Pic.
tute ID care Of Our grocer, MI, L. GTellA,
Yourb respectfully,
GIoRaI 3. NoRfoN.
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TnR use Of CalOmel iof arrangements
Of the liver has ruined many q tnS con.
stltution. Those who, Tor similar
troubles, have tried Ayers Pills testify
10 their efficacy In thoroughly remedy.
Ing the malady, without Injury 70 Tie
system, DAw
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Likes Il Very mucll.l

MARTINS FERRY, August 81, 1880.
Mesrs. S. BasrS SOuS:
DEAR slRs;-I have used Pan.H Handle
Coffee and like 1t very much. Enclosed
you will find twenty-five tickets, for
which please send me. one OF your Oil
Paintings. Send it in care Of Barrett 4
Co., Fourth street.
Yours respectfully,
Mas. j. r. MILLER.
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CHILDREN'S School Shoes at
il w. AnlCK 4 COPS,
.t, ll43 Main Street.

IF YOU cannot see and need speCtaCles
you should call on us aud have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other OptlClaR In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
JeMeler and UptlClan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market streets.
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ALuxurr nnd NeeelsllY

for rich and poor who wish to enjoy
good health, and who do not wish to re-
sort to bitter, nauseous liver medicines
and cathartiCs, Is the concentrated Cali
fornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. For sale in 80 cent and 81 90 bot
ties by Logan Drug Company, Anton p.
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lakes 1t Very Much.


Kesn. s. Baer', Sons.
DEAR sIRs-I have used Pan. Handle
Coffee, and like livery much. Enclosed
you will find twenty-five tickets, fol
which please send me one Of your Oil
Paintings. Send II in care Of Edward
Wagner, Main street, Wheeling, w. Va,
MRs. 3. F. PATTON.
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BRNwooD, W. Va. Sept, /, 1880

BESwooD, w. Va. Sept, I, 1880.
A.,Rt s. Baer's SoaS'
DEAR siRs:-Enclosed you will find
twenty-five Panhandle Coffee tickets,
which entitle me to an OIL Painting.
think your Panhandle Coffee Is splen,
did. Please send the picture In care OIL
Mr.. John Deegan, Benwood, and oblige
MRs, WILLIAM ARMOUR.
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She Tblnks I'M Excellent.
9HV 1H7u." " u @7NS'
BELt11RR, o., Sept. 0, 1886

BELt1lRE, O., Sept. 9, 1880.
Aestr,. S. Basr'IS SOM:
DEAR sIRs:-.I have used your Pan.
Handle Coffee and think It Is excellent.
Enclosed l send twenty-five tickets, for
which please send framed OIL Painting
in care OF Harvey Bros. 70
YouraorespeCtiully,
Mrs. JAMES II. WHITE.
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SOLDIERS REUNION.

Excursion to Now Cumberland via thu
Panhandle.
On account OF the Soldiers Reunion,
excursion tickets will be sold from
Wheeling TO New Cumberland on
Thursday, September 20, at the rate Of
s. 10, good returning until Friday, Sep
TENDER q. A special train returning
will leave New Cumberland for Wheel.
ing and intermediate points at $3.50 p. M,
Central time, on Thursday.
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PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION.

Excursion to the Pittsburgh Exposition via
. the baltimore s Ohio Railroad.
Saturday. September 81, the Baltimore
& Ohio will sell excursion tickets TO
Pittsburgh and return at 81, including
admission to the Exposition. Tickets
good returning until Monday, September
%. inclusive,
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MAaytS's She'll Oyster Crackers are
the exact imitation Of an oyster shell.
1iyou are going 10 give luncheon, tea
party, or Get 0 fashionable table, you
cannot afford 10 be without them, For
nhln l,n ali ,hnnnEn ~
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TIE MOST obstinate cases Of calarrh are
cured BY the use Of Ely's Cream Balm,
the only agreeable remedy. II 10 not d
liquid or enuti, ie easily applied Into the
noettlls. For cold In The head II 10 mag.
iCAl. II gives relief al once, Price 30
cents, NWRAW
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Do you suffer With habitual constipa-
ton OF blliouBness2 II 20, Try the pleas.
ant tiuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you. Sold In 20 cent bottles
BY o, X. Goethe, w. w, Irwin, w. 3.
Williams, John 1aughlln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale
agents.
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We offer to-day, Friday and Saturday
10000 yards Best Blue Calicoes at 64c
5000 yards Robe calicOes at &c, worth
I 5000 yards Unbleached Muslin at 90
200 ! yards Lancaster ainghams at &c,
'. IS r pieces s A Wool Cloth at s4o, worth
sc 50 pieces Al Wool Plaidsa at 18c, worth
20 pieces o. Wool Cloth, all colOrs, at
45C, worth Coo.
so pieces Dress Plaids at 1911, worth zoe,
The above are only few OF the many
bargains we are offering. Prices on all
goods guaranteed 10 DO the lowest.
"SToNR & Thomas,
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WARRENroS, O., August 81, 1880.
IsSHS. s, Bder's Sons;
DEAR s:-Please find enclosed
twenty-five Of your Pan. Handle Coffee
tickets, for which send me one OF your
framed Oil Paintings, In care Of Alexan.
der King, l have used Pan. Handle Col.
lee for a great while, and would use no
other, / find It the cheapest and best,
Esther BARTON.
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wuErt,So BAKERY COZ Jubilee Bread
10 the most beautiful and elegant loaf on
the market, To protect the public
againOt worthless fraud II has long been
necessary 10 put our seal on every Loaf.
For sale by all groCefs.
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Wanted-A Lady.
WRuted-An Honest Young Man.
For sRle-DCBiTable Business Site.
WRntCd-Men 10 Work In QuArTies.
PrOpOLals for Fence.
Turtle Soup and Lunch-John Hans.
ThU Wheeling Fruit JAf-EWlnH BROS.
Cafbon-lniOrmRtlO Wanted.
Baker, Walters, llardin-lnlormRtl0n Wanted
NJ, Rellly-WhOlesAle Grocer.
Property Owners-rin Roofing.
WeLau Re Nickel Your BASE Burner-J0seph
Bell Stove Company.
Ohio County JOnds,
The HlghCAt PFaIse-Foufth page.
Manufacturers Special sale OF Underwear
Head Of Local.
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MARTIN-At his resldence on Seventh street,
Martins Ferry, o., on Wednesday, septOm:
Der IS, 1850, at 2 O'Clock q, M, EPIiRlAM
MARTIN, aged 90 years,
IntermPnt at RIyeryIew Cemetery.
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MARyiS's Eagle Butter Crackers arc
one Of the most popular table luxuriog.
For delicate flavor, richness OF taste and
Uniform beauty they have long been Tie
envy Of our competitors. Ask your gro.
cor for them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-19
10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXPOSITION. 4

Special cheap EIcurslonS. September 81,
viathO PonnSy lvania Lines.
Excursion tickets, including admission
TO the Exposition, will be sold on Satur.
LAY, September 81, via the Pennsyl.
yania Lines at the rate u 50 90 from
Wheeling, good returning until septem.
hhr %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-19

Our new fall stock Of carpets have ar.
rived, More styles TO select from than
ever. Prices guaranteed TO be the low.
eat, STONE 4 THOMAS.