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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-14
THE NEW LOAN ORDINANCE.
Doubt II the Ordinance WIN DO Ready for
Council This Evening,


Council This Evening,
A special meeting Of Council has been
called for this evening, Before the ad.
tournament Of the regular meeting last
Tuesday night, a resolution offered by
Mr., Brandiass, was adopted by both
branches, agreeing to adjourn till this
evening, for the special purpose Of con.
sidering the loan ordinance, by which 1t
is proposed to raise S75,0 900, TO build q
stone bridge over theCreek, at Mainstreet,
in place OF the old one swept away by
the food OF last August, An ordinance
OF this nature has several times been
brought forward in the Second Branch
for consideration, but each time there
was something turned up TO prevent It
from reaching condition where funds
could be realized. The last whirl the
measure got was in the Second Branch
three weeks ago when on the reading OF
such an ordinance o defect was discover
ed that made it advisable TO send the
measure back to the Finance Committee,
from which 1t originated, for repairs.
When next presented It will probably be
as an entirely new ordinance and take q
corresponding course, That, however,
Is something that remains 10 be seen, for
as yet the Finance Committee has not
had a meeting TO consider that matter,
II tho ordinance is ready for action
this evening there are several who ques'
ton whether 1t can be legally acted upon
on the ground that an ordinanCeo Of this
nature can only be considered at a rcgu.
lar meeting, and that an adjourned
meeting does not tide over this point;
that In case It was the desire to consider
this ordinance tonight, u recess should
have been taken Tuesday till tonight
and thus continue the regular session,
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NO CHANGE IN TIIG NAIL GARD.
Regular Meeting or the Western Cut Nall
AssOCIniIOn.

Regular Meeting or the Western Cut Nall
Association.
The Western Cut Nail Association met
at the Supervisors office IN this city yes
tCrday in regular session, In addition
to the seven local factories representa-.
tives, there were present Messrs. II. NJ,
Priest, Of steubenvllIe; John Russell and
Frank Callahan, Of Ashland, Ky. B. H.
Burr, Of Ironton, Ohio, and others from
a distance. I'LL.
An impression had In some way gotten
out that the selling card would be I'D.
vanCed notch at this meeting, Indeed,
II was the impression Of members at the
previous meeting that an advance Of
prices would probably be justified at this
session, but the condition Of trade just
now was considered uniavorable for the
increase, and none was made.
Members said after adjournment that
there was nothing done but to talk over
the state OF trade and prospects In an in.
formal way. The next meeting will be
held here the second "Wednesday in
April,
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WANTED 10 SELl, LEMONS.
A Dago Charged with Assault on Woman
pava RQO

A DagO Charged with Assault on u Woman
Pays $50.
A'sawed.olr Italian, in appearance a
thoroughbred dago, and whose name, as
near as It could be gotten at, was Gill
laume Dattlini, was arraigued before
Justice Arkle last evening charged with
assaulting Mrs. Hermann Andrews,
who lives In the lower part Of the Eighth
ward. The Italians use OF the English
language was limited 10 vocabulary Of
about twenty words, necessary In selling
lemons and oranges. The woman, who
was about twice the size OF the Italian,
and not at all prepossessing, was
unable TO speak anything but German.
Interpreters were necessary, and their
lingo, tho spirited testimony Of the do.
PENDANT, who was afflicted With stutter,
and the calm manner In which Justice
Arkle fred chunks Of English at both
defendant and proseCutrix, made up q
most interesting babel OF sounds. The
alleged assault occurred Monday after.
noon when Qillalme was selling lemons
at the rate Of seven Tor ten cents, and &C.
Cording 10 the testimony pressed Mrs.
Andrews 10 bay more warmly that was
compatible with good business jndg.
mont. He was indignant that lie should
be suspected Of forgetting his wife and
baby, and was paralySed, as was also the
coterie Of friends who accompanied
him, BY tho One OF $50 and costs imposed.
They raised the necessary funds 10 get
him out Of the laws clutches.
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lie BROKE A WINDOW,
hut whether Accidentally or to Rob Ia IN
Dispute.

hut whether Accidentally or to Rob Is IN
Dispute.
Last evening strange man, a heavy
set, tall fellow, roughly dressed, broke in
the window Of Dan Prager's printing
Office. He says tho breaking OF the glass
was accidental, while others say II had
the appearance Of being done plrpoSely.
NightNatchman SChaenfelt undertook TO
arrest the man, when lle showed an In.
disposition 10 submit, and the officer
cracked him one above the eye with the
butt OF his pistol, cutting a cash from
which the blood flowed freely. The
man ran, and SChaenfelt fred three shots
after him, creating considerable excite.
ment, but missing his mark. Finally
Barney Moran stopped the stranger and
arrested him, and h0 was locked up.
liO gave his name as Pat 0'Drlen.
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paint, f,o,,, ,hs liver.

Tile leveo gauge at dusk last evening
showed q depth In the channel oil 8 feel
0 inches, indicating a fall oil six Inches
In the previous tw6nty.iour hours. The
w, N, Chancellor passed up At 3 o'ClOCl;
yesterday morning on her way from
Charleston 10 Pltlsbufgh, With d good
trip on board, The Scotia up, aud The
Hudson down, In the OlnClhnatl'Pltts'
burgh trade, arc due 10 pas here az an
early hour this morning, The Ben lur
got away for Parkerlburg al noon the
Courier 10 to.day's packet In that trade.
The o. w. BalOhslof will leave for Pits.
burgh At 8 O'Clock this morning. All
The local packets arc running on time
and doing b fair business daily,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the CITY and wheeling People
Abroad,

strangers In the my anu ""oe""s Fe'P''
ABROAD
M, Mr.. - Ea. y. Ewing ID spenu'nH 10"
uays ~ nouns. ~
Mr.. John +: Miller, prominent ke'
publican OF Keyser, is at the Mcclure
House.
Mr.. Thomas l.. Brown, Of Charleston,
and A. w. kennon, OF ct. Clalrsville, are
at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Mark Weller, Of GAINESVILLE, for
merly OF this city, was here yesterday
circulating among his friends.
Miss Mary Councilman, OF West Lib
erty, was at the Hotel Windsor yester.
day with a party OF Wheeling friends.
mir and Mrs Theodore Kober arc re-.
coiv;nS con@rstnlations over the arrival
~ ,hnt. SnSse vssteTdnV morninv of a
Son ,''''' -'"'' '
W. NJ ,n,,1., w rlo,oroo oro ro,.
MF' anu MIs' W d riuIeuUe arc icy
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CENTRE DISTRICT JUSTICE.
A Case In Squire MpCahqn's Court with
Queer Outcome.

Queer Outcome.
Carrie Bliss and Nellie Normandie,
two young women employed in one Of
the South Side potteries, came to a dis
agreement over some matter, and spite.
full words passed. The Normandie girl
feeling herself particularly aggrieyed
went before SquireA. R. McCahon, jus.
tiCe OF the peace for Centre district, and
swore out a peace warrant against the
Bliss girl, which was served by
Frank MCSherry, special high sheriff
OF McCahon's court. The case
was heard last eyening,aud the Bliss girl
ordered TO pay the costs and furnish a
peace bond for six months in the sum OF
$50. The bond was promptly furnished
and,Captain,p who was counsel for
the Bliss girl, announced that he desired
TO appeal his clients case. When such a
proceeding is had, the bond given be-
comes o bond to secure the pay
ment OF costs in case the
upper court also decides against
tic defendant. Such procedure was
not, however, to the liking Of the Nc.
canon COURT " uuu IIb bueIlu Whuteu
a little spending money, and II was an.
nounCed that no bond would DO accepted
till the costs had been paid. Finally,
however, the bond was accepted, but
tho appeal refused till the costs were
settled, and no argument Of Captain
Doyener's could change this programme.
He thereupon advised bis client to
allow herself 10 60 TO jail and
he would soon have her out. He then
hunted up Justice Arkle, and In few
minutes had the matter Of an appeal ar
ranged and tho girl out. McCahon's
papers sent 10 the jail were well worth
perusal. In one place he refers 10 the
costs, (which now amount to s. 25,"
Some OF the "justlce" dealt out in some
OF tue ]. p. shops In thL Is city Is at times
rare enough to be embalmed and handed
down to poSterity as curiosity.
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Pottery improvements at stoubonvllle.

The Steubenyille pottery Is making
some extensive Improvements. ills Just
erecting three story brick building and
a two story brick extension. The upper
story OF the former will 10 entirely for
the decorators to work In, and the sec.
ond story OF each will DO used for drying.
Another large kiln Is 10 DO added, which
makes four new ones they have added
10 the three they started with originally.
The new kiln will increase their capacity
nearly one.ioutth, Four Of tho kilns are
gloss and three bisQue. Manager Don.
aldson stated that, with these additions,
he though there was but one larger pot.
tory In tho West, and that At East Liver.
pool. When running full they will en.
ploy 226 hands.
The manager said that In spite Of tho
strike, now entering upon lis sixth week,
every department but two were running
full, and for that they have engaged
practical men who are 10 DO there In Q
low days. He said they had not refused
an order nor called In d salesman.
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Yesterday a lady was visiting at the
convent on Eoll street, and left her
purse, containing $40, In the reception
room while she went into the chapel,
Upon returning her purse was still lying
on the centre table, and man was
standing In the room, who looked 90
suspicious that tho lndy was led 10 look
Into tho poCketbook, II was empty,
The man was detained aud the police
summoned. When arrested the fellow
gave bis nainO Us Thomas Gleason. lIO
was Arralgned before Squire Davis last
evening, aud In default Of ball for hlE
appearance Of court, was committed 10
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TWO NEW CORPORATE
A Loan Association md Isailroad Com
pAny Chartered.

A Loan Association md IsaIlroad Com.
pany Chartered.
A charter has been issuedto the Union
Building Association, organized for the
purpose OF raising money to DO distrlbu.
ted among its members for use in buying
land or houses, liquidatIng liens on real
estate, etc, The principal office Is to be
in Wheeling, and the charter Is to OK.
pire on March 7, 1909, The sum Of
81, 800 has been subscribed to the capital
stock, and $3.50 have been paid in, with
the privilege Of increasing the capital to
S750,0OO IN all. The stock Is divided
into shares OF $3.50 each, OF which II. +,
Jones, Lewis Steenrod, W. II. Caldwell,
Charles Lukins, W. NJ. Boughor, NJ. 4,
Wolf, G. O. Smith, Joseph Lawson,
George Loos, @. II. Collier, II. P. Nc.
Gregor and +. 7. Jepson, all Of Wheel.
ing, hold one each.
A charter has also been issued to the
West Virginia & Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, organized for the purpose Of
building railroad to commence at or
near Rowlesburg, Preston county, and
to run thence on the east side Of Cheat
river by the mouth Of Muddy creek !;
thence by the most practical route, pass:
ing between the towns OF BruCeton and
Brandonyille, and by Clifton Mills, up
Big Sandy creek to the Pennsylvania
State line, at or near Jonas Mausts, In
said county OF Preston. The principal
Office or place Of business Is to be at
Kingwood, Preston county, and the
charter Is to be perpetual, The capital
stock Is to be $66O,ObO, divided into
shares Of $50 each, one each Of which are
held by George W. L. Marsden, OF Phil.
adelphia, and W. NJ. O. Dawson, Neil ].
Fortney, b. NJ. sQuires and p. ]. CrOgan,
OF Preston county.
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THE SAD SEQUEL
To the Case of Frank Dombrowskl, thu
POlHnder,

To the Case of Frank Donbrowski, the
POlander,
TIE pathetic story Of Frank Dom.
browski, the Pole who was convicted OF
stealing $50 from fellow boarder at an
Eighth ward boarding house, last fall,
and sentenced to the penitentiary, but
recently pardoned by Governor Wilson
on the ground that he was Of unsound
mind, now has a sadder sequel. Dom.
browski stole tho money to send for his
family in Poland. Since he was pardon.
ed from the penitentiary he has not been
able to secure work, aud his troubles
have preyed so on bis mind as to render
him a faving maniac. Recently he has
given the men about the South Side mills
a great deal OF trouble, and finally be-
came dangerous. Yesterday lie was ar
rested on 9 warrant issued by Squire
Davis, and committed to Jail to await an
inquest in lunacy,
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Base Hall, PuGilIsm, Foot Racing and
Other Matters.

base hall, PugilIsu, Foot Racing aud
Other Matters.
The directors Of the Wheeling Base
Ball Association yesterday received word
from Manager Sullivan that he had
signed another pitcher named Dalton,
who last season played in the Western
or Southwestern League, the writer is
not sure which, and who was accounted
a good man. Sullivan probably in.
tends Ito keep him on the
roster, as he has directed that
some advance money be sent
him. Dalton makes the twenty.ffth
man that has been signed for Wheeling,
and from which number the team is to
be selected, Offers have been received
from about half dozen to play for ex.
penses and no salary, in order that they
may have u chance to make q record.
Base ball talent, according 10 all signs, Is
To be by no means scarce this season.
Manager Sullivan Is expected 10 arrive
here next Monday and then II Is expect
ed that matters will rapidly assume
shape. Notwithstanding the fact that
ali chances OF Steubenvllle becoming a
member Of the Tri.State League have
gone glimmering, the League is almost
sure 10 be q 20. There are plenty Of
clubs 10 select from, hut the question Is
which will DO the best. It seems that
Fort Wayne will be the most profitable.
With Fort Wayne the Tri.State League
will be-: Wheeling, Canton, Mansfield,
Dayton, Springfield, Lima, Findlay and
Fort Wayne.
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A ludiCrous and uniounded report was
circulated III tho city and neIghborlng
towns yesterday that General Coli lad
been stricken with paralysis. Tho fol.
lowing almost unnecessary denial was
received from the lNTELLiuENCER'S
Charleston correspondent lust nights
General Golf states that he 10 In better
health than 10 has been for months and
Is utterly At u loss " understand how a
report that he was stricken With par.
nlyais could have originated.
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Is Natures own true laxative. 1t Ia
the most easily taken, and tho most
effective remedy known TO cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; To dis
pei Headaches, Colds and Fevers; 10
Cure Habitual Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale in 80 cts and Sl,0O bottles by Logan
4 Co., Anton p. Hess, r. B. Burt and
@. Mcnkemeller.
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THE F4,URENCES.
"rhc Mighty Dollar" Last Night-"Dombey
& Son" Tonight.

i Son" Tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Florence and a
fne supporting company last night ap-
peared at the Opera House in the funny
comedy, "Tho Mighty Dollar" The
audience was large in size and aattering
in make up, and more appreCiatiye one
Is not often seen. Mr.. FlorenCe's Bard.
Uell SlOie was as funny as ever, while
Mrs. FlorehCe's Mrs. Gen. GilROry Is the
same irresistible, inimitable character.
The crowded house rang with laughter
and applause. Florence Is easily a head
and shoulders above any comedian OF
his school, while there ID only one Mrs.
GilROry.
This evening "Dombey & Son" will DO
given, Mr.. Florence appearing In his
greatest role Cdp'n Guile. OF his i'm.
personation OF this role Dickens himself
Is said to have remarked, otis Cutie In.
Carnate." Whether Dickens said this or
not, It Is true, and a more delightful bit
Of character acting was never seen on
the stage.
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CLAN onOwDrN LUNCH at The Garden
Ln.niRhi.

CoLuMnvS, o., Jan. /, 1Sso.-To TIN
ELlEtg OF DATES Co. Dear SiHi-kllxif
81 Datts cured me Of hqbltual constlPa'
tipn and dyspepbla, Recommend u 70
oil my friends, Very truly yours, Joseph
2lmtier, Prop. Of flotgl 81, CLAIRE, gq'
lumbus, o, Sold by o. Il. GoStEe, ". ",
Irwin W, E, Wllliana and John l.Augh'
llh' Logan 4 90. and Goodwin 4 Co..
Wholesale agents. ]
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M, Henry 1livlOr Superintendent WLAt" Eguildbi,
Endowment A Iiociiiigh" Of Wth Plrginii. ugiet
iii5 UGGiGins Iitd, Whe,llaV, ", Id,i
stR:-plOaso accept my thanks for the
prompt payment Of the claim due on the
death Of my child, Ella Jackson.
! can confidently recommend your AS
ISOLATION 10 those who need life instir'
Anpe in their family. ,,.,
LtgIiE JACKSON,
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B. Kemp, OF GAINESVILLE, writes to the
sporting editor Of the INrELLlGENoRR as
follows; 'If ShaiIer, OF Bellaire, Is
not satisfied with the result Of last Sat-
urday's race, l will give him satisfac.
ton for $500 a side, aud give him a
chance to get bis money back. Same
distance and articles will be satisfactory
TO us. An early answer will receive
PROMPT attention"
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SpI.lNH AND SUMMER.

We are In receipt Of all the newest
Novelties In WOOlgns for mems wear,
consisting Of Sultlngs, PantalOOnlngs
and OveTcOatIngS, which We are pre-.
pared TO make up In tho best style and
1T At reasonable prices. Our Gents
Furnishings arO complete and offers
special Inducements.
G. HESS & SONS,
1NNl 4 lNON MnnLni Nit.nnA
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qnd the efficacy Of liz action have rem
dered the famous California liquid fruit
r9nCdH, Syrup 81 Figs, Immensely pop
tilar. II CleAnBes and Tones up Tile
e!ogged and ieverlsh systOn, and dlBpelI
Headaches, Colds and FeYers. For sale
u % cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan
Drug Company, Anton 4, Hess, h H.
Burt and o, Mehkemellur.
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i,annilnr Annllinni.

Yesterday, while Gabriel jackson,
Colored, about twenty-five years Of ageI
was al work In the cellar OF the Nail
City Lantern Works, he was struck ny
hodiul Of bricks falling from the fourth
story OF the building, Wills johnson
was carrying tile bricks, aud 10 goNu
way they slipped from tho bod, Jack.
son was taken 70 his home, No, l4d
Charles street, He Is very seriously lh'
luFRd
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WASHINGTON, D. G., March l3.-For
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio, fair, Coldcrwcather, northwest.
prlV winds.
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Fresh Ocean Fish, Steak Cod, Found.
ets, Roe, Jack, Shad, Potomac Herring,
Perch, Pike, Mullets and dressed Cat
Fish. Frozen Herring, 8 cents per pound,
at Yahrllng's Fish Stand, No, 1901 Mar;
ket street, and corner Of Market and
tIlnvphlh aLrabt.
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These reports were ordered flled.

These reports were ordered filed.
The following resolution was offered
by Rev. O. b. Graham and unanimously
adopted:
ReSOlred, That we recommend more
extensive use OF the Bible In the public
study OF the Word in the Sunday school,
and that each young person be encour.
aged 10 own bible,
On motion the Society adjourned 10
meet in January, 1890.
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DoX'T forget the grand birthday lunch
at Frank Healy's Garden tonight.


Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm
mensely popular. It cures habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousnesg, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in 80 cent
bottles by g. X. Goetse, W. W. Irwin
W. +. Williams and John Laughlln.
Logan 4 Co. and Goodwin & Co., whole.
sale agents.
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WE have Just received o half gross OF
the newest and finest Fountain Pens
ever put on the market. Every pen
warranted. JACOB W. CRUDE.
JeWeler and OptlCian.
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rrnV,IelnF sisdlrInS Aealn1l The Law,

First Cltilen-llRye you hoard that
Dr.. Garrison (SlatO Board Of HEALTHY ls
going to have slmpklnS arrested for SELL
Ing red ilNnnOl7
Second UitlSen-Whats UP now2
Flrrt CltiaCn-SUlllng II 70 cure fhCu'
matlSn, you know, and that's "ptac.
uCing medicine" Yes, and Lunpking,
the hlachlAlSt, refused 10 mend a dogs
leg this morning for fear Of being arrest.
cd for praCllUing surgery,
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DISSEMINATING THE TRUTH.
Annual Meeting of the Wheeling and OhI'
County bible Society Yesterday,

Annual Meeting of the Wheeling and Ohio
County DIbie Society Yesterday.
The twenty.lfth annual meeting oithe
Wheeling and Ohio County Bible So
ciety was held yesterday afternoon in
the lecture room Of the First PreSby-
terrain church, Rev. W, H, Cooke, D,
D., presided, with Mr.. Walter H, Rlue'
hart as secretary. The election Of Off
GERS for the ensuing year resulted In the
choice OF the following gentlemen:
President-Rev. W, H. Cooke, D. D.
Vice Presidents-Judge G. L. Gran.
mer, ]. Elwood Hughes, Jacob Greer, ],
j. Jones, NJ. W. AmiCk, Luther Rice,
Rev. Z. II. Dornblaser, @. Woke and
Houston Davis.
Auditor-Rev. ]. r. Mcclure, D. D.
Treasurer-Henry X. List, Esq.
Depositary-Judge G. L. Cranmer,
Secretary-Wa!ter II. Rinehart.
The report Of G. L, Cranmer, the De-
positary, was read as follows:
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SONS q the best home talent will take
part y the entertainment Al The Third
pte1byterlan 0lpfph THURSDAY evening,
lmofg Whom will be MesBfs. Ankle,
JarSOr1I zulRui, BehN and Blon.
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CHE Sntellt9enttr.


wauted-lell Boy--IIcad OF Local.
Wanted Secondhand LADY Carriage.
WanIed-EieFRetlc Men.
stocks roF SaIe-I. Irwin, Agent.
NOlICe-PnbllG Library.
Church.
blank hooks and statlonety-JOS. Graves.
Stockholders Observation-Disclosures, Wheeling
4 Kentucky railroad Company.
Notice., Z. Dent
John Friydel-CrOckery and Wall Paper.
ArbOna & CO.-FurnlLure, Carpets and Under
iaklnR- FOuFth mage,
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Tits entertainment al Third Presby.
terrain Church Thursday evening vii be
well worth b0COhls. Admission only 70
cents. Street cars after,
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HUNow run riot In tho blood al this
season, Hoods gatSapafllla expVls every
lmpurity and viAllteS and enflCheS tho
blood, l9
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The thermometer at SChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered "a folloWs;
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OtAN CnowDIR i.uNcn al The Garden
tonight
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DoN'T forgot tho grand birthday lunch
al Frank lISaly's CARBON lo.nIght