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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-07
LOYAL BRBYITIRs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About the

City,
Mrs. joins BAcHMANdied at her home
on the South Side yesterday,
OAPT. THOMAS BENNETT Is seriously
III, and his condition Is considered cEit-
ical.
Tue Council Committee on Fire De-
partment has been called TO meet next
Mondaypight,
A SEw crock sewer is being bnilt to
the schmulbach brewery along Thirty
seventh street,
To-MoRRow those interested In the new
organization OF German veterans. will
meet at 8 O'Clock in Beethoven hail.
ANOTHER impromptu tennis ltourna,
ment ia 10 take place this afternoon az
Mr.. o. o. DeWey's. Those who 60 out
from the city are requested to take the
! o'clock motor train.
EARLYyesterday moTnlnga locomotive
drawing a train OF freight cars 70 BEN
woodjumped the Baltimore 4 Ohio track
near the repair shop office. The car
next TO the locomotive was carried of
with 1t, A force OF men got both back
on the rails without much trouble.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made TO
have the Rev, Dr.. Manchester, formerly
a well known and popular Methodist
clergyman OF this city, lecture at the
Zane Street church next Friday evening,
His subject will be "Three years cam,
paigning as a private soldier" He will
probably be greeted by a large audience.
In Police Court yesterday morning,
William Blattner, charged with being
disordeFly and resisting an officer, ap'
pealed both cases 10 the Circuit Court,
giving a bond OF 500 In each case, his
mothet going on his bonds as surety,
Blattner is the individual who gave OFF,
Ger Moran such q lively tussle late
Wednesday night,
ABOUT nine o'clock Thursday evening
Frank Kussuth, q small boy who lives
with his father near wenty.sixth street,
on EotI, fell while playing on the street
with some companions, and struck tue
curb in such a way Us TO out two bad
gashesin his head. DR., Pipes was called
In and dressed the injuries, One Of the
cuts was two inches long,
IMMEDIATELY after the young mems
meeting at tue Young Mems Christian
Association building, this evening " s
o'clock, the monthly social will be held.
An hour will be spent in song and
social enjoyment, and fruit will be
served, The mems gospel meeting will
10 held at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
All men ara cordially invited.
TaE attention OF investors is directed
to an advertisement which appears this
morning offering for sale another INSTALL
ment Of $l60,0O0 Ohio county bonds.
These bonds are issued In conformity
with an ordinance giving the Wheeling
& Harrisburg Railway Company $500
900. The first lot Of $4,000 went oil
with a rush, the bonds being considered
frst.Class securities,
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W. W. Rogers, OF this city, a Justice
OF the Peace, Pension Agent and mem.
Der Of several veteran soldier and
patriotic organizations, was arrested yes
terday and taken before United States
Commissioner Campbell, charged with
a violation Of the pension laws, In that
he charged an extortionate fee for pro.
Eighth ward, Mr.. Rogers asked to be
bound over and gave a bond Of $1,000,
with !. A. Little as surety. Mr.. Rogers
and his friends who are acquainted with
the business transaction out OF which
grows this arrest, say that 1t is all the re-
suit Of a misunderstanding and that
when tho case Is fully presented in court
1t will be found that Mr.. Rogers Is limo
cent OF any violation Of law.
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ABOUT PEnPLR.
Stranger. in the city aud wheeling People
A1,roaH

Strangers In tho City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. William schaier has returned from
a'trip West.
Mr.. William Law HoofF is again in the
city for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Stafford, OF Parkersburg, is
visiting Mrs Emily 'Ries, on Chapline
street.
Mr.. PeterWelty has bought for $l0,500
the Berger property, corner Of Main and
Ninth streets.
W. W. Fuller, Of the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie Coal Company,
is at the Windsor.
The family Of Rev. John 2. Hall are
in the city visiting friends while on
their way from Cleveland, o., 10 Rich
mond, Va.
Mr.. George A. Cheswright, OF Pitts
burgh, Is In the city. Mr.. Oheswright is
a commercial tourist, who hos many
friends in this city.
MI. Hill and his daughter, Miss Laura
Hill, Of Bealsyille, Ohio, have been in
the city the past few days buying goods
and visiting friends.
Mrs. O. NJ. Coen returned last evening
from q visit with friends living along the
line Of the West Virginia Central, with
whom she has been spending about one
month.
The Rev. NJ. f. Dryden left yesterday
for Clifton Springs, N. Y, accompanied
by Mrs. Dryden. Mr.. Dryden expects
10 DO gone two weeks, and will no doubt
receive great benefit from the trip.
Mr.. Henry, ]. Mayors, Of W. W. II.
wins drug store, will take charge Of Mr..
A. 4. YOung's store this morning, and
remain in charge for several weeks,
while Mr.. Young makes an extended
eastern trip,
Mrs. Carrie Crawford, assistant libra.
rian at the Public Library, Is off on a
months vacation. She is visiting friends
at Philadelphia at present. Her place in
the Library Is being temporarily filled
by Miss Annie Carson rntil Miss Annie
Sage, the other regular assistant, returns
from her trip TO Europe and the Paris
Exposition, anil who has been detained
about q week.
Mr.. A. Williams, the popular agent
for the Union News Company at this
point, has been transferred 10 New
York, for which place he leaves to-day.
When Mr.. Williams took charge at this
place the service Of the Union News
Company was about as bad as II could
we'll be. BY his earnest attention to
business, and his %gentlemanly manners,
he has madethe service the best this sec
ton has had for years.
Judge X. II. Cochran, who went West
about two weeks ago TO attend the Ma.
tiOnal q. A. r. EnCampment at Milwau'
kee, aud 10 visit bis daughter WHO was
lying quite Ill at Lake M%lnnetonka, re-
turned to the city late Thursday night
and was agaln at Ills desk In the Office Of
the Weellng 4 Harrisburg Company
yesterday. Judge Cochran is, as amatter
Of course, highly pleased over the-eleya.
ton OF his friend General Alger, 10 the
position OF COMMANDMENT Chief of the
q. A. r., and also over the improved
condition OF his daughter. He'll accom-.
panied by his SOD, w. X. Cochran, Of
", Paul.
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M~0UNDSyILLH NEWS.

A Mail lag Under the whsols-A Railroad
ArreAted-Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. u, +. Melghen arc visiting at Lit
NJ. John GAllaAor leaves to-day for Lafayette
College.
Nj, A. II. Reed and family have taken rooms
at the Mound City Hotel.
The new Ralryiew Church building will DO
dedicated tomorrow at 10 o'clock u. M,
Some young ladies were mRsquerAding In
mems clothing 10 the Third ward ThufSdAy
night, and narrowly escaped being arrested BY
the City Marshal.
The Ohio River Railroad was before Mayor
Pnfdy yesterday afternoon, CHARGED with block.
aiding Thirteenth street with cars. A1ne Of 80
aud costs was imposed.
Some Of tho men employed by James Crawford
In moving the rolling mill struck q few days
: nee. They, were promptly paid what was due
them and Othera hired In their places.
The morning mail, which comes on Train No.
Q on the Baltimore &f0hlo, was thrown under
the wheels OF the truin yesterday morning and
cut all TO pieces, Letters aud papers were scat.
tered In al dlectlons along the line Of the road
for o considerable distance, aud the mail bag
was carried two miles out the road. Postmaster
Oldham Immediately went out along the line 10
hunt II aud 10 gather up the mail, hut did not
lnd tho bag. A countTymal coming 70 town
discovered Il and informed him where II was,
aud the mall carrier WIS sent after II, When the
mall carrier toundthe bag some boys had poses.
ion OF IT, and what mail was left IN II was all
tlEen out; The mail was mostly cut up In little
pieces and soaked with rain aud mud.
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ACCIDENT ON TRR O 4 /.
A Passenger Train in q Collision at AIlngo
Fortunate Escapes,


Fortunate Escapes,
The Cleveland ( Pittsburgh passenger
train No, 80, due at Bridgeport at 1850
o'clock last night, met with an accident
at Mipgo that made 1t over two hours
late. The accident might have been q
much more serious one than 1t was,
and those who were passengers
have reason to congratulate themselves
over their escape from severe injury,
In some manner the crew Of b eshift-
ing engine at the Mingo works, left
standing on the main track, q coke car
into which the passenger train ran
while going at a pretty good speed,
There was q irightlul shock, and for q
second or two, it seemed as though
everything was going to pieces, The
coke car was entirely demolished, The
engine and baggage. and ex.
press cars were derailed, and the
passenger cars Jared so heavily that
nearly every pane Of glass in them was
broken. The passengers were thrown
forward v%iolently and several Of them
sustained slight cuts and bruises, but
none, fortunately, were hurt seriously,
A brakeman, whose name was not
learned, was the most seriously hurt; he
was cut badly by broken glass,
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abe Sutflliotufer.
Now Advertisements.

oneel Sos. % aud - Fourteenth ST.,
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BMDGgPORT BRIgpS
Lively Row outths National Road and a
HAoy Trial fromised,

ALiveiy Row o6tths National Read and n
tiaey Trial Promised,
,ii 1.T ;I nsS.In, O. rlIabufEh' Is The guest OiOid
M, ME- e S ss,IHl,. sPEIh returned yesterday ton a
pi \ a ad EIst rs SA e., M ~ s; s.. is' s ss; ;:t,, a 2 2 3
his home Ia Toledo
ynnp BlhNyAhd lnn, liam, telurhtd 10
igelt hgi1e "A Toledo YESTERDAY, ALTER aver
pleasant MONTHS visit With t~iSndihGfe.
c9l William Gilmore. Of Cincinnati, ioimsfIy
" lhll place, came quietly Into town ieyeflI
dAl, ago. and u the gtOst OF bic parents mere,
The iton mills here arc on fall, and noivilb.
snndlbg the TACT that lhVy are working "a i6Cif
ialest capacity, they cannot al tho 0fde1 nal
.Adlmcaiy between William Patterson. who
I've on The CtllROll harm, Jour miles wei 6i
on the .NatlOuRi road, and fahf
pfllMell, hal efoAjtd considerable lAik In ihai
llelHity. NJ, Rail9lion fulI d dliFy and tSis.
Wen Waaqnblgyed y allsi on lhG harm, fof
le4l0ul. thai NJ, Patterson deemed 1iifioieht.
ltllWell Wap dlttnltsed, aud told moi I6ViiN
FalNnonb house. Laii "Wednesday CfltW0ii
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for giving the teachers the time and
privilege Of attending the Institute.
ReSOlred, That We recommend that
hereafter the Institute be heldupon the
hrst week Of September,
These resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Superintendent Anderson made . few
closing remarks, calling especial Rtten,
ton to the fact that 1t means something
to-day TO he q teacher.
Rev. Mr., Graham spoke q few words
OF encouragement 10 the teachers, rela-
ting an incident that showed the great
influence exerted by the teachers,
Prof.. Houck gave q farewell talk that
was greatly enjoyed, and then after sing
ing 1.-THE Sweet By and BY" the Insti-
tpte was declared to be at an end,
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went to the house and met Patterson. who told
him 70 60 away, aud then started
followed him out 10 the barn
and began TO abuse him and said, Oh you,
IN Kill yon.h Al this Patterson struck him,
knOoklng him down. and then no proceeded 70
kick him about the head and face. Patterson
says QItssYell has abused tho confidence he
placed IN him aud has made trouble In bis
home. This lsdenled by CrlEWOll aud Ms. Pat
lenOn. After the fight Paiiefton came % town
and 6Wone out q WRfrAnt Tor the aEreSt0 OF CFia-
well OhioeT John STUD refused 70 serve the
warrant until Paitenon. would give security
IoI costs. Patterson kayB he proposes TO do this,
When the facts are brought out they promise 70
make mther q sensational and fRny trial. Girls
well Is pretty badly hurt about the head, but was
out yesterday. II II claimed by the friends o.
CrlsWell and Ma, Patterson that MF. Paltefson's
Eu6pielons are EFupndless aud that he has no
cause for Iealousyf that CTiSWell visited Patter'
sons home on the occasion OF the dlticulTy by
invitation OF Patterson, aud that he was ASSAULT
cd without pToyocAtion or warning, Both parties
seem anxious for q trial.
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For Rent.

TOR RENTAL 1922 MARKET
y street, two Front Rooms on ground floor,
suitable Tor Lodging or Offices, Inquire at llSi
Water street. aul
TOR RENT-FIYE DESIRABLE
Rooms with bath, on second door, suitable
Tor light houicEeeplngi hot and cold water and
both Kinds oil gaSi at No. IA Sixteenth street.
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TnE pOCrOR HAs CONE no WHEELING:
Flint Three Month, Free Of charge.

Fhht AhIeo hphtHs htpo Va OhutBe'
DR.. Smith, an eminent New York
doctor, has arrived in Wheeling and To-
Gated at his residence, No. B4S Main
street. All who visit the doctor before
September 20 will receive services for
the first three months free OF charge,
The only favor desired is a recommends
ton from those whom he cures. The
doctor does not publish the name Of any
patient, but simply uses their recon-.
mendation as a reference. This eminent
New York physician treats every variety
OF disease and deiormity, but will in no
instance accept an incurable case. j
your malady Is beyond all hope he will
frankly tell you so; also caution you
against spending any more money for
unnecessary treatment. 1t costs nothing
whatever 10 interview this eminent gen.
tleman, and therefore the most humble
In circumstances can have the satisiac-
ton Of knowing whether their malady Is
durable or lncurable.
Remember the dates and 20 early, as
his offices are crowded from morning till
night.
Office hours, 0 a. m, to 8 p. m. Sun
days 10 To 5 p. IN.
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A very pleasant reception was tender
ed Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Il. Cameron at the
Hotel Windsor last evening by Mr..
George L. House, OF the firm OF House
4 Hermann. An elegant repast was
spread, and a large assemblage
OF the newly married couples
friends paid their respects. Mr., and
Mrs. Cameron are to be congratulated
upon having such a friend as Mr.. House,
and Mr.. House deserves recognition for
the elegant manner in which the event
passed of. Mt. Cameron Is the book,
keeper at House 4 Herrmann's and was
married on Thursday to Miss Julia Mar
shall at the BRIDES homei in Washington,
H. q
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The Committee on Finance met last
evening and decided to recommend that
the $3.50 needed to meet the City's
obligations under the 1880 or Compron-
Use Loan and which wasoverlooked when
this years appropriations were made, be
provided for by taking the Sl0,6 sos appro-
priated for u 30.inCh sewer in Twelfth
street and using II to meet the loans re.
quirements. MeSsrs Tracy and Pollock
agreed TO r~elinquish what Claim they
had to this amount, on the committee
promising to attend to them first next
wear.
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Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, dgg aud ptuneB, aud other
tropical ffuIts. lis pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered I'm,
mensely popular. II cures hAbltual con.
stlpstlon, Indigestion, blllpuaneas, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold 10 20 cent
by o. r. GoetGe, w, W. Irwin
W. 4, Williams and John LAughlin.
Drug Go. and Goodwin & Co..
Wholesale agents,
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Is natures own true laxative. II is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or Costlvei 10 dlSpel head.
aches, colds, and fever TO cure habitual
constipation, indigestion piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 30 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, r. b. Burt and 0. Men.
kemellef,
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Ladies'

in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial In effect than any other
remedy. 1t acts promptly yet gently on
the bowels, kidneys, liver, and stomach,
and does not siCken or debilltate. For
sale In so cents and 81 90 bottles by
Logan Co., Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt
and @. Menkemeller.
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JonHA A. LASH, the Jeweler, has secured
Prof, II. Shelf, the optiCiaI, for a few
days TO examine eyes and correct defects
Of vision. Prof. Shelf Is one Of the best
in the profession and II you need glasses
or your vision Is any way defective you
should call at Mr.. Lash's Iewelry Store,
corner Main and Eleventh streets. Ex'
animation for glasses free.
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THE largest Picture ever given with
a package OF Coffee L. with
R9rTIGER.

IF yOu cannot see and need spectaCleS
yOu should call on rs aud have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments aud more experience
than any other 0piiClan IN the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
funded. JACOB w. GkUBB,
JeWeler and OpilCiAn,
Cor. Twelfth and Market streets.
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YOU cannot afford 10 buy poor crack.
~ when you can get Mirvln's Eagle
juat a. cheap at your gfocet's.
Children Cry for Pitchers Casbta.
ALI GrOsers sell


INV YohE, Sept, ~0.-BuAinOn In dfy rood
Without much change, being SotiVO
with jobbstt and very iait Win sSth4 The dS.
Widen out. The ieellpg Il bggfanl a nc proc.
Iefous itads AZ otei ihe eoghlI lHd 40 crop
h~1flngIfum. lhg hAndi Of AgeHl 10 lkife quah.
I'D I60dl Gfe active fildsS al Along j6s
line az Atm,
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OF the celebrated Miller Hats; also the
Boston Stiff Hats, besides all the leading
New York and Philadelphia styles, In.
Guiding our own styles, the Beuter
Swell. We have the finest and largest sc.
lection Of the very latest styles In the
State, and prices TO reach all. Call and see
for yourself at the Main Street Halter,
G.. A. BRUTRR.
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" you need s%pectacles and have not
been able TO find glasses TO suit your
eyes you can get them from Prof. Shelf,
the 0ptiCian, at Lash's Jewelry Store,
corner Main and Eleventh street. Ex.
animation for glasses free.
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EXPOSITION EXCURSIONS

The Pennsylvania Lines viii Sell ChsNp
Tickets Every uay.
The Pittsburgh Exposition opens on
September 4lh. From that day until
October 10th the Pennsylvania Linen
will sell excursion tickets to Pittsburgh
for all regular trains al the rate Of % 06
from Wheeling which includes admls.
sion 10 the Exposition. These tickets
will be good returning two days from
date Of sale, Or II sold on Friday, until
Monday, inclusive. Mas
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eio. E1eursion 70 baltimore. 01O.

eiO, Excursion TO baltimore, $40.
Commencing September I and con.
tinuing every day until September 14th,
Tie Baltimore &6hlo Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets 10 Baltimore
and return AZ the rate Of $40, good re.
turning until September 81 Inclusive.
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WARRINGTON, DO, Sept West.
efu Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
laif, warmer southefly Winds.
gfRctAIeA cyclone reported Friday
morning from Santiago Do OubSi going
10 the nofthWafd.
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TnE Postal Telegraph Gable Company
have opened an office at southeast cor.
ner Of Twelfth and Market streets, and
are prepared TO handle kilograms prompt.
ly 10 all principal points,
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va oner ra.daI and Monaay-

Atwood oolOred Henriettas at 49c,
Atwood Black Henrlettas at SOC, worth
zIl.woel Black Brocade oashmeres at
$50, worth 81 25.
Fancy Stripe and plaids at 1iic, worth
25C. STONE & THOMAS,
1880 and 1882 Main street.
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Special bargains for To-day and Monday
Ladies' choice Muslin &c, worth 1Oc.
Lancaster Ginghams 0lC, worth SC.
Arnold Blue Prints 8lC, worth &c.
Cheviot Shirtings 4lc, worth &c.
Best Dark Prints 4aC, worth 7c.
SToSR 4 THOMAS,
1880 and 1852 Main street.
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I,ll.hutrh Irpn.lLlnn

Opens September 4 aud closes October
10, 1850. Daily during the Exposition
the baltimore 4 Ohio will sell Exuut.
sion tickets from Wheeling 10 Pittsburgh
and return al reduced rates.
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For fhIflI bAIl more.

FoR 81 30 you can ret one dozen tine
S|alln.hnlsh Cabinet Photographic, and
one extra In q One gilt frame, SIG silg,
at Plummer'st 1888 Main street Wheel
Ink. The end not yet, and still they 20,
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WASAMARER & BRowS's SO per cent
OF a saving In a good stylish SUIT Is GER
talnly being appreciated, the way the
gentlemen are pouring In their orders at
]. ". Fertel's, 2l0l Main street,
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MARyiE's Eagle Butter Cncken arc
the result oiLwenty'aye yeats experience
In the baking business, Take no other,
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CPIRlTUALIsM.

There will DO a meeting on Sunday afternoon
at 9 O'Clock, In the Grand Army Han, Maiu
street. II u proposed 10 have music, reading,
Tecllatious, and ither entertainment. Tho sub:
ieOl Of SplrltuAliAm Will DO discussed. aud II
found feasible = Society will DO formed for the
sons Interested arc cordially invited 10 DO pres
ant kl7
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ISstsr on your grocer lurnIshlnR YOU
with Maryln'a Eagle Butter Crackers
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TnS tano Of Maryln's Eagle Butter
Crackers Is worldwide, but they are for
sale al your groCet'B,
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JACOBS 4 lBENBERu closing out retail
stock. Now iByour time 10 buy bargains.
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MARyiS's Eagle Butter Crackers bear
the stamp Of "0ld Abe" and Is the most
popular food In the county.
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New advertisements.
SCHOOL
PHYSICAL TRAINING.

The wheeling Turnvercln has engaged a Grad
uAle OF the seninary OF Milwaukee, Wis. who
las successfully taught the School Of the Johns.
town Turnvereln for the past year. The School
OF the TufnyeTeln Of Wheeling Will DO hold al
the following hours aud days;
Tuesday afternoon, irsm I to Q O'Clock, foi
boys from 0 to II years OF age.
Tuesday and Friday evenings, from 7 10 $3.50,
for youths from itto Is years oil age.
Tuesday and Friday evenings, from $50 TO 10
o'clock, for men Is years old aud over.
Wednesday afternoon, from 4 10 Q, aud sAtur.
day afternoon from . TO 8 O'Clock, for girls IRON
ITO "A years Of aSo.
For further particulars sec G.. schambrA 4
Sons, George LOOS, OF u. L. LOOs & Co., at 1870
Market street, oil n. Kfogh, the Instructor, at
Charges are % cents a month for each pupil.
Visitors are welcome.
THE TURNvEREIN OF WHEELING.