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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

For Boyssend Toung Een--Cfty.
yINIyE1sIry GRAMMAR SCHOOL. lars broadway.
Ien fxo-sk b2d year; primary, commercial and
Ell dep1ments; Epsfrpetfol thoroaeS' = nj n HobBY.
NJ = AKIN, N. 2. HENDRtcKE6N, Psincipala
gFooDDEIp9E SCHOOL. ee Ezss fssA-st -Sclcntsaa
w Classical Enzsh Tive handroE stu5sats ave bar
proposed or Dtlrmb& Eeke0l Of Mtnss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

Express trains NewYork via Deserosses and Cort-
lands Streets Ferries as follows:
e2e, 720 go @ GssssS Limited Ina with psn IN
j. s. sSo. 4. 80, s. g ego g and p m; and
D. m. sundays, Express, siS,. % Limited, s1a
rI nsaI leaving Now.YorS daily except Sunday ..
ana m. - ana p m On Sundays = Trelion To-
TScSet onces, Nos 1. 435. $40. and 90 broadway,
Aston House, and foot OF Desorosses and Cofiand s
Cont St. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of Fultsb,
st., Brooklyn; rs Hudson-st. Hoboken Station. Jersss
Tfsy EmIgrant Ticket ONCE. Casfe Garden
me NswYosk TTans ss COMPANY viii call Cor sns
CHks; ~ PUsH CO. = wo0p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

DARIS EXPOSITION.
i Apply 70 NETHERLANDS LINE. - BROADWAY,
NJ r. for new Tourist Guide % Holland, The Rhine and
Paris E5pOSisSn sss rsSdIaoSs Isss
Rotterdam 1857. Amsterdam 1888 rs yssndan;
Is go ego. 500 Second Cabin ,s sS1 Ten f asSs
JulT is. Rotterdam TO PariA h0ara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

FAST PITTsFTELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL
with elegant Wagner Drawing Room cars. leaves Grand
Central Station via Harlem Division daily ereps supdy
at 8 rs p. m. Fast hne. Superior service
GEORGE II. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
J. ". T0uCEY. General Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

There were twenty.tbree cases dis
posed OF IN Police Court yesterday
morning. Fifteen Of them were secured
on the raids made Monday night on the
houses Of III fame run by Nan Morrison
and Mrs. @. Miller. The two proprle'
tresses paid the customary $40 and costs
and the other thirteen, inmates and Wis.
itors, all paid S. and costs, except two
who were caught in Mrs. Miller's who
were sent to the hill. There were three
trunks, ono OF whom went to the hill.
Adam Ackerman, Of tho Eighth ward,
charged with disorder, had the case
against him dismissed. He was arrested
on complaint Of his wife; for some
reason he locked her out Of the house on
her return from church Sunday night.
She endeayored to climb in and hc
poured two buckets OF water OIL her. In
court he testified that he thought she
was a burglar and on that excuse his
case was, presumably, dismissed. Over
$2l0 in costs aud tlnes we're paid In, This
amount goes to swell the contingent
fund Of the Board Of Public Works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
RUAOR OF AN AITRllPEED ESCAPE
From Jall-How the Plan was to bs Works'
A DanInl.

From Jail-How the Plan was to bs Worked
A Denial,
A gentleman who Is in position Il
know informed an ISTELLIGEScER re
porter yesterday that there was mar
row escape from serious trouble at The
county jail yesterday morning, The
information Is to the effect that the
nineteen prisoners confined in the lower
corridor Of the building had arranged tc
make a break for liberty when the iailel
came In with their breakfasts, The
plan was for one Of their number e
strike the jailer a blow that would
knock him senseleEs, or possibly Kill
him, take the keys from biz
pockets and open the doors, II
is said that Van Baker, who is one o.
the lower corridor prisoners and who
knew Of the plan, informed the iailer Of
the danger that awaited him In Tor him
time to arrange the breakfast meal In such
. way as to render the scheme impractica'
BILE. The gentleman who gave the In,
formation stated that Sheriff Steenrod
and the jaIlers would deny the story, and,
sure enough, when the iailers were
questioned they proiessed to be sur
prised and asserted that II was all a
false report. One Of them, however, adj
mItted enough to prove that the story
Is not purely an invention, An et,
fort was made to tlud Sheriff steenrod
last night In order to got his story, but
he could not be found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
WHEELING DAILY NTEI1lGlNoER WEDNESDAY, N0yEMBER2 1888

present the same to Congress with q view
70 having the destroyed property paid
for by the Government. This was re.
feFred to special committee composed
Of p. G. NJ, "A, +. Lang. Of ParkeFsbnrgi
r. e. NJ, Owen s. Mckinney, Of Fair.
mont, and d, G, H., Samuel A. Steele, oil
Weston.
George A, FlOdiug, Of Huntington,
presented. a paper having for its object
the establishment OF an Odd Fellows
State Home at the Blue Sulphur Springs.
This was referred 10 a special committee
consisting OF Past Grand Masters Fought
and Rentch, p. g., O.sShTiyer and Gus.
taye Stole and g, B. Thomas,
AT about O'Clock, there being no
further business Tor consideration at that
time, an adjournment was had till this
morningat 10 O'Clock,
Last evening the Local Team No. 2 ex'
empllAed the work OF the order in the
1nitiatOry and First degrees in q very
impressive manner, The work was wit
messed by nearly all tile Grand Lodge
and by many members Of the local lodges,
Further disqualification, will be given
tonight by Team No, l,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
ABOuT PEOPLE.
strangers in tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mrs. John Gardner and Mrs. Emml
Glass, Of West Liberty, were In the city
yesterday. !,
Miss Anna E. Leightner, Of Harris
villc, Ohio, is the guest OF friends In
Center Wheeling.
Judge R. II. Cochran returned from
Toledo yesterday, after making briel
visit with his family.
City Health Officer Garrison will leave
this morning for Dayton, o., TO attend
the Ohio State Sanitary Convention and
DR.. G. +. UlriCh will act rs Health OIL
Ger during his absence.
Mr.. Bob Haase, the popular ticket
agent at Bellaire, and who Is as much
Wheelingite as a Bellaireite, has just re.
turned from visit TO Ills father and
mother and sisters, at Atlanta, Ga.
Sheriff and Mrs. steenrod had ar.
ranged to entertain the big Progressive
Euchre Club at their hospitable home
out in the country, tomorrow night,
but the recent rains have raised the
creek so that II is inconvenient 10 ford II
safely, and so, instead OF receiving the
club at their home, they will entertain
the members at tho residence Of Mrs.
Steenrod's mother, Mrs. Updegraf, on
Sixteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
VAN RAKER BROKE up
ny the Decision of the Supreme Court,
Which Imprisons Him for Life.

ny the Decision of the Supreme Court
Which Imprisons Him for Lifc.
On Monday the Supreme Court OIL
Appeals, sitting at Charleston, confirmed
the decision Of Judge Jacob Of the Cir,
cult Court in sentencing Van Baker to
imprisonment for life Tor the killing Of
bis wife and mother-in law at Holidays
Cove over two years ago. The prisoner,
who Is confined In the county jail here,
learned the news early yestsrday morn
Ing. lie had been expeCtingto hear the
result, and had braCed himself to take
the matter coolly whether the decision
was favorable or otherwise, The news,
however, had very noticeable effect
upon the man, and BIO showed plainly
that he fully appreciates the living dess!.thi
that he 10 about 10 enter upoa.
Last night John N. Cook, Esq, and
Col. Arnett, two OF Bakers attorneys,
called to see him at the Jail. They spent
nearly an hour in private conference,
but did not make known the nature oil
their talk, Baker was seen by an In.
TRLLldENcRR reporter, but he could say
nothing. He Is not the strong robust
man he was when he entered con6ne'
ment. Hisform has wasted aud his face
Is sunken, and he seems very low.spir.
tied. The jaller stated that tho news oil
the decision in Bakers case quoted the
other inmates OF the jail, and, that yes
terday tho order was better than for a
long time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
CRASH GOES PRICES.

Too many goods. Prices that will
make you money and will make room fol
us. To.dAy's Special Bargainsi
70 pit ces 40. nCE.Side all.wool Henti'
eta Cloth (all colots) at 50C a yard can't
DO bought anywhere under 75C.
Is pieces 4BinCbwldo all.wool Serge
(all colors) at 300 a yard, worth Zoe.
20 pieces Pole dl Sole ColorCd Silk
at G2tc, worth 81.
10 pieces Black 4B.inOh.wido ull.wooI
Henrietta Cloth al 6OC, worth Zoe.
20 pieces 46inCh.wide Black and Col
pred finest Henrietta Cloth at zoe, worth
81 %.
100 pieCos yard.wldO all.wool Cloth al
22C, worth B6e,
i6pitceS 1914 unbleOched slloOlibs al
200, worth 25C,
Ono case ladies' choice Muslin at Ole
worth %.
Special low prices on Cloaks.
Come to-day for Bargains.
STONR 4 THOMAS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

uroups Of from two TO ten, aud Of timt anng 4
biOOtading the sidewalk, Ladies conl ~ N
that II 10 often dliilCull LOT mem w. want
Tho Sidewalks and get IN the store. on htyI ,,y
Of tho losing, RndIume Of the huslhvl, PIX lIpvS
they arc getting Tied Of Il. THIS q 10y ' Hgy Il
lu other cltle6 and there u w HpiG. |,
should DO III Martins Ferry. More ,oa. h
done on Hanover street than ANY O'he' '"''''-
the city, .,.n,
John williams young man CmplGl lss Nj vi
blast furnace, who boards WIN hls V.,,,,tfl
liam WaldFCn, on Penn street va .a.tv,sd
early yGhlefdRy morning ny OWtct ~, MI
and locked %. Ills arrest va, ca ,nsi. x WI
dfUn, who hfit charged hin WIN i1" ,n, "a n
this charge WaH Withdrawn and NlIllus ",
with fiiV Of 81 aud costs iuf 4tllAtIih, MI
dlSofdeFiy conduct Walden elal,lS' g s", !
llamn Flned hlA pockets aud y llt wv, .,11g,6fi
bSfl OF which was blown IN igtwhi's' N ~. ~ I,
sSioOn, OfIuCf NcslWOOd found l'i ,Hs ~
Kyne'S place. and when the latter aT ' ,S "a,
Ger coming be threw tue pfht.,V,w,,s,s nsnti
Sii6 II was picked up byA yOuaH ~ Y '''''
HAfnoou aud ttiFprd over II NtslWOOl'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
JOaN M. WARD herr.
Hs Wants Glasssosk's signature to a
brotherhood Contract.

AAN HAAAAN AAAANNAARN -AkAAAhuNN " "
brotherhood Contract,
John Montgomery Ward, the we'll
known New York ball player, arrived
in this city from Pittsburgh last even,
ing and registered at the Mcclure, AS
those who keep posted on base ball mat,
ters know, Ward Is no longer
a League ball player, but is
one Of the active heads OF
the Brotherhood, which proposes to
make the League work hard to keep It,
self in existence, Ward has been act
ing as Secretary OF the Brotherhood, and
the object Of his visit here was 10 secure
Jack Glasscock's signature to an indl-
Vidual contract 70 play, with the Broth,
erhood team to be maintained at
Brooklyn,
Ward failed to find GlasscoOk at home,
however, and learned somewhat to his
surprise that the king Of the short stops
had left here the night before in com,
pany with President Brush, OF the Indi'
annapolis club, and that they had, pre-.
sumably, gone 10 indianapolis.
Ward, when asked what he thought Of
this, said: "Brush is smooth talkel
and is evidently trying to hold Glass
cock and Denny, and possibly one OF
two other Of his old players, In the hope
OF selling them, GlassCock and Denny,
under the old way Of doing things-sell'
ing players, | mean, are each worth
5000, It Is q big object, you
see for Brush to hold GlasscoCk and
Denny, Glasscock signed, with the rest
Of the Indianapolis team, an agreement
In New York last fall TO 90 with the
balance OF the Indianapolis team and
form part OF the Brooklyn team Of the
Brotherhood. That agreement ia good
legal document and We can hold Jack to
It, but we don't propose TO force any,
body;il he don't want to sign the indi,
yidual contract have In my pocket for
him, we shall not force him, We want
GlasscoCk with US and will be sorry II
he goes back on us. The brotherhood
Is a sure go, all the lies emanatlng from
the League about players going back on
us to the contrary. Not a man
has yet refused to sign his con.
HNCg' Tue League talkB DIG about
being a ten'leaguer, Brooklyn and
Cincinnati were taken in 10 take
the places Of indianapolis and Washing.
ton, which will drop as soon as they can
dispose of what players they have. The
League people know they can never
work a ten club league.n
Another well,known League ball.
player also dropped into town last night
ia the person Of Ed. Hanlon, OF Pitts,
bprgh, who Is on his way home from
Cleveland and stopped OF here to see in
what condition GlaSsCoCk's Brotherhood
backbone was, Hanlon Is the head Of
the pittsburgh branch Of the Brother.
hood. He and Ward had quite a long
conference together.
Ward also had two conferences last
night with Jesse Burkett, a promising
young pitcher. Ward wants him for the
Brooklyn Brotherhood. II Is rumored
that Glassoock has an option on the
young man, but for what club is not
known,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
LOnlL RRRYTTIRs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the CITY.

Matters Of Minor AIomsnt In and About
tho City,
Ar the Grand to.nlght-Leonzo Bros.
MATINEE performances at both thea.
tres this afternoon.
Ar the Opera House to.nlght-"Mon'
roe 4 Rice In "My Aunt Bridget" Last
performance,
THE b. 4 o, pay car made It's monthly
distribution Of cash here and at Ben.
wood and Bellaire yesterday morning.
BUSINESS was dull In Recorder Hooks
office yesterday, The recording Of two
deeds OF trust was about all that was
done,
RELATIVES oi Iona Russell, the young
woman confined In jail as lunatiC, and
who Is not expected 10 live, are expected
to arrive from Cleveland to-day, The
girl was in very weak condition yes
terday.
YESTERDAY the stone steps on the
Market street side Of the Custom House
were torn away to make room for the
''improyementsW Two Of the do0rs on
that side will be converted into windows,
| anJ ,,avg atona sfars with a nlnffnrnn w NJ
Hu Ivy s''ue s'ep' WV y f'9''V' ~
10 s'e0'eu'
FRED NHPERLH was sent 70 Jay, ny
Jnsuee paws Yesterday ~ aelAuLt o.
SlIOOO bail 70 await Q preliminary near
ing tomorrow afternoon on the charge
OF being one Of those who broke into
Baird Bros. tool shed and stole about
Wv WIZ " sVO'S' 49,.
REV. DR, GUSHING gave yely inleI'
esting and practical aa9ress " wv Men
meeting at the J, ~ W. a, last evening
On account Of INC services ~ tps
churches tonight, Ihe me ~ WIN y
held at 0 O'Clock, Dr. ", u, Cooke WI
make the address, All young men art
lhVlIea'
ALLEN, q l8'yearold sou Of Al, \
wagner, Of washington, " W ARenIle
man who is known 70 qulIe 9 laIge nuul
Der here, lell from lhe front p'ai9Fh y
street car Sunday evening aIu n.y. = lel
cut OH; tie was TAKEN 70 = u XII ..t ~ Y,
everything done 70 save MS llIel pu1 ns
died at 2 O'Clock the next moFhinH'
GEORGE YOUNG was arrested Of the
corner Of Main and Twelfth streets last
evening for quarrellng and llourishing
pistol. A charge Of carving concealed e.
weapon was lodged asalnst NM ha!el
in the evening Young Complainsu u ~.
severe sore throat and physician WV
called TO Central Station 10 preseFlDe lol
him,
TIE attention OF water consumers liy
ing north Of the creek Is called to Z
notice Ia this issue-irom Superlntend
ent Cummings, Of the water works, &c
the effect that lit does not rain to-day
the water plugs wlllb blown out, III!
rains the operation will be postponed
till tomorrow. This will mean muddy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
ln,ley tjobyloIet of granddaughter,

shctiH'sweonCy and Clerk Stewart, o
Hancock county brought John w
LSSlSy back to tic Jail In this city yes
tsfdAy for safe keeping, lAslOy hal
bOen on trial al New Cumberland FOL
Inc murder Of John Lee ID q Bhanij
boat on August 10 last, The Jury gol
lhe case Saturday evenings they failed
10 return d verdict till Monday about Il
4, MI, and then II was ono for man
SlAuphter, The report ID that the major.
ity 81 the Jury was IN favor Of acqulttal
when n was first locked UP. An eighty
day stay Of execution Of sentence has
been Qrahlcd III order that lJaBley's
sIloFneya may 10 before The Supreme
Court ID the case,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

Is natures own true laxative. 1t is thu
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dlspel head
aches, colds, and feyeri to cure habitua
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only BY the California FiI
Syrup Company. For SAFE In 90 cent
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company
Anton T. Hess, Il. b. Burt and O. Men
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
A COMPLEMENTARY BANQUET


Tcnlercd AICASrs. Monroe and Rice by the
Wheeling Elks.
The complimentary banquet given at
the McLure last evening by Wheeling
Lodge No. % B. P. o. Elks to Messrs.
Monroe and Rice, both Of whom are
members Of Wheeling Lodge, and the
members Of their aunt Bridget
company, was a charming success.
Many Of the members were accompanied
by their wives and lady friends, whose
presence, and that Of tho ladies Of the
company, added much to the enjoyment
OF the event. About seventy were
present. AT one end OF the room
was an enormous Elk's head. The
Opera House orchestra furnished q fine
musical programme. Mr.. John Richard
son, chairman Of the Committee on
Banquet, was chairman and toast mas.
ter. The other members Of the
company were s. Brubaker, Nate
Fields, U. A. Klevis and DR..
A. +. Gasmire. The menu was an ex.
cellent one. After the disappearance Of
the substantials, songs, Stories toasts
and speeches were In order, and jolly
and long 10 be remembered time was
had
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
a DEAL FOR TUE OLD SMITH BREWERY
Between Flaccus Bros, aud Joseph Flenl.
ing, the Owner, Falls Through,

between Plnccus Bros. aud Joseph FleM'
Ing, tho Owner, Falls Through,
1t was rumored yesterday that Messrs
FlacOus Bros. had purchased the old
Smith brewery property on the corner
OF Chapline and Seventeenth streets,
and that they had paid $4,000 for it. A
reporter called at Flaccus Bros. Office to
learn whether the report was true. The
senior member OF the firm stated that
they had not purchased the property
and that all negotiations between them.
selves and the owners were AT an end
for the present at least. They offered
$40 900 for the property, but Mr.. Joseph
Fleming, Of Pittsburgh, who controls
the property, held out for $4,000. The
property Is very well suited to the needs
VI FlacCus Bros, and they have for sew.
seral year rented the cellars, and storage
rooms in the first floor. Their business
has grown so rapidly the past two years
that they are entirely unable TO accom-.
MEDIATE themselves to their present
quarters, and they must get another 10.
cation in the near future. While Mr..
Flemings property Is valuable and well
located, liz is evidently comparing 1t to
some OF his Pittsburgh real estate, and
Is misguided as to It's true value.
MeSsrs. FlaCcus Bros. have several
offers OF property in more remote parts
OF town, and from several other towns
as well, They have u proposition from
one small town, to furnish q free site
and pay them a cash bonua, while citi.
zen's committee In the same place has
agreed to bind itself TO furnish them
fruits and vegetables at their doors at
reasonable prices. They, however, de.
sire to be In Wheeling and in the cen.
trail part OF the city so their shipping
facilities will not be hampered. An.
other consideration which holds them
in Wheeling il the fact that they can
buy their glass packages from tho manu-.
facturers, without freight or packing
charges.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

If ycu cannot 500 mud need spectlcles
you should call on Us and llayO your Eyes
Tested Without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
than any other OptlClan In the state,
lnl guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded, JACOB W. GliUBB,
JVWOler and UptlClall,
Cor. Twelfth 2nL Market streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
ASK for Ohio Valley Coffee.
Eil1lr Of bates

ID q combination Of the active properties
Of dates, hgs and primes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taStO and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'm.
lnensely popular 1toureg habituAl con.
Btlpation, indigestion, billousness, slck
headache, piles, etc. Sold Ia al cent
bottles BY b. X. Goeise, w. w, Irwin,
w, E. Williams and John LauRhlin,
Logan Drug 90, and Goodwin q 90,
wholesale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
Social Happenings aud General News
Points AbOut peo,,le.

gnsinI ITnnnhnInVa nnd C1anarni NJ.
Points About People.
The churches Of this city contemplate ROttlnJ
Up course Of lectures during the whit n.
,,Jncb tho Iltnnor u aud looryn Mn', -, ,.,.
hO sSiIb man wSte 6nSd Ia Am n VVn w
ieftlay 'SS
Tbe ,Oschprs M iho n. u. annS a. .,h0oi ,,.
win MtSS T,or SInSn n Tia ~ hS gilI I IS
SyenIps, W." 9'0A'' :" Wv '" tuen SPO'' HA
s,,
Mln Maud Rowland Returned last eycnint
Loln thfcO mOhthE WISH In philadelphia ant
new YORK
Mr., and Mrs. BFownlec, OF Clayyilie, Pa, ART
ylsltlhE their son, LEY. A, g. llfownlee, OF
ltO idwRy,
The NOflhWbbd Rlaka tvnths wifi IN nm mex
Monday, alter a Two wopESi SioppaRe f, Sccotin
Of a laIk Of Ofier, S
Ne .nd ~. = a. n,...,... ..,,,I ..,..,.tu
Ann n Nh. d. cKi0rd, VIII HnteItA w
X a,.a s ~ S9CiSV ~ tneir tesloenVe on
a. 49, 49, S,s.,,S =. 49,. w,
, MI M w MntIhu hnn hef nephew, !.
az " nome eAW'us
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
uappIncsS and Health

arc important problems, the former de-
pending greatly on the latter. Every
one Is familiar with the healthy proper.
ties Of fruit, and no one can afford to be
sick and miserable while the pleasant
California concentrated liquid fruitreme-
dy, Syrup Of Figs, may e'had at our en-
terprtsing druggists. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton p. Hess, R. B. Burt and 0. Menke-
mellor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20

YoU can save money by calling al
Harry Hillmang for anything Ia The
line Of due Gold Watches, Diamonds,
Chains, Charms, plhg, Rings, Cuff But.
tons, glc, All goods warranted 40 repre-.
senttd, Is Eleventh street.