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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-17
MARTINS FERRY.
Preparations for Decoration 1llastinE

Preparations for Decoration -lllastinE
,E .M.N ' Nearly Done. i
Thomas schoaeld will travel with Mcrsddcn's
circus A. musician. sd
Mrs. o. Russell Wood returned yesterday from
Ola Point Comfort, Va.
Or. Klrkwood has been invited 10 deliver the
May -. e= I'I1t - ~ :
The work Of laying tho rails on tho trcs,lc
work for tho Terminal Railway between Fourth
succt and the bridge was com menccd yesterday.
Tho people Of Martins Ferry will DO pleased
will he flushed next week. More dynamite was
used In the blat ny yetteriay than ever, and the
rrporn were louder. Chunks OF saamRncr were
thrown IN every direction. one failing on the
rooi u thc ono Valley Nens Hiding, another
rELLiGESCEn,. another ID ThOrugate's building,
and kti another on Lott 4 Schedules building.
The collection OF .alalpandcr on exhibition In
The window 81 the Poslotice news stand attracts
much attention. .r. w. a.
Extensive prcp,mtions are being made In
! Martins Ferry Tor the observance Of Memorial
Day. Alter The parade tho American MeChanlc'
Will present hve large flags to the III nc schools
md after THAI there Will be races between The
Dei,aire and Martins Ferry ilremcn. IinsIue,s
VIII bs generally suspended. The parade coz.
Stating Of the q. A. r.. ". K. C.. sec, IL societies
ire department.. kchool children, SUNDAY
schools etc., VIII form IT. 10 a. M. and ma rch Il,
Walnut Grove, where the exercises Will take
place. Tho prusrAmne al the ttaud will con
sst Vi the reading Of orJe.s, m,,ic by the choir
prayer by Rev. II. N. Campbell, mi,,Ic by tbe
ch"!s, services by tho g. 4. r., memorial All
dress by Key. Dr.. q. G. sedSwick, musIc by The
choir, shor! address by Rev. II. n, Ctmpbcll
and hcdel;ction by Rev. |. e. Winters Aftcl
the eacrcises. are over the G. a. Il. viii march
out. halt and open ranks, and the two lodge,
Of american Mechanics will head the Ion
and inarcn to the Central schoo, building, where
the presentation Of tags will take place on 1
platform erected for the purposc. The pro
senlatlon speech will DO made by hoy
|. 5. Winter. and Supt. +. Il. Sparks vii
accept. The flag for the Central schools Will b,
Mnfurled amid tho slnging OF "keti, White aud
blue" by tho school children. The other i've
| flags VIII be untutled ut tuutlSe amid TIC Rug
Ing oil tho school bells. These liars will be pr,.
sented TO the schools by Unity Council, no. II
q. U. a. NJ, AID Standard Council, Jr. D. U, 4
~. No. %. The Union cornct baud hl, beer
secured for tho occasion. Wheeling and Bcllnir,
10 Igcs haye been Invited 10 partirIpnic. THO q;
\. 4. will 70 assemble at 2 n. III. and parade Il
Inc Kivetview cemetery 10 strcw flowers on ID,
graves Of fallen heroes. The ilremeu's rnccs be
tween the licllaiie aud Martins Ferry IRENE /
Will take place on Fourth street about / u. m
The hrenien's festival and drawing viii TAX,
place at Lafayette Halt ut night. Raw. G, Nj
Conway will deliver the memorial ,ermor, /,
the q: a. 4. In the Baptist church Sunday morn
Ing MAY ~ N' ~
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PROBABLY more money is spent in nd.
vertislng thanh any other single branch
OF the expenses Of the more prominent
business houses. Our merchants have
been rather backward about general adj.
vertlsing, but there arc signs that a
change is taking place. Take in the safe
business alone. Although there have
been thousands upon thousands OF dol.
lars worth Of cafes sold in this vicinity.
yet It's aquestion whether one hundred
dollars was spent in advertising the
business before the Globe Contract Com.
pany, the well known concern OF Wheel.
Ing, took hold OF it. In fact there had
not been up to that time, a stock OF safes
OF any kind inthe State. This concern.
however, seems to believe in adyerlis.
ing, and are spending a great deal OF
money in that direction with the result
that they are becoming the best known
dealers throughout the State. OF course
it won't be long before the more active
dealeraip other lines begin to appreciate
tue advantages Of general advertising,
but it does seem queer that so little has
been done heretofore in this direction.
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Btl,lgepOrt.

CO..: Glenn Steele was visiting friends here yes
MT, Mrs Capt. Richard Crawford is lying danger
small hopes are entertained OF her recovery. '
Mrs. Greeley Bmnum took the prizc, hanl
some hnnd'pnlnted china dish, al the rrcgtes
evening. '" '"'
inc 9. a. Il; VIII give supper at City Hall
thlseyeninS. Tor the purpose OF raising money
Decoration Day. ~0'S' ''AsS v
Mrs. Charles Kaufman returned yesterda-
vile. She was accompanied home nv Viz Ma =
tic Moore, OF Blrnesville. - = 400 A4'
:, A. X. Burroughs, travelling auditor for ,bc
fonnsylvania Company, was In town xestcr,,ss
on Official business. lie left on tho . o'coci,
train tor his home at Bedford. Ohio. sAo'A
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BLACK Null llemstitcllcd Flouncing.
Plaid md Striped Dlnck Organllcs. Just
received ut : EMSuEINEN,S.
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TIE RIVER INTERESTS.

Notes from tho wharf-aIoycmen OF tho
Packets.
Tho river was still falling last night with ls
feet lnches In the channei. .
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LOCAL DHEylTlEs.
sTRttsrs OF Minor Moment In md About

Skaters OF Minor Moment In md About
the CITY. a
MAriSEgs at both theatres to-day.
The GRAND this evening-"A Bunch
OF Keys"
OPERA House. this evening-Janau.
achek In Macbeth ~.
A RgLolous meeting will DO held
In the Second ward market house. Sun.
day afternoon at 3:i5.
TIIg trial OF Thomas Lee, charged with
killing Thomas Thornton at West
Wheeling, Is set for trial ut st. Glars.
vile next Monday.
TIE bill Of lading for tho new street
sweeper was received yesterday by Clerk
Darrah, OF the Board OF rublic Works.
The machine will be along In a few days.
THE Red Gross base ball club has re.
ceived It's suits. They consist Of red caps
stockings and belts, and gray shirts and
trousers, with an artistic red cross on tn,
breast. I'D,
THE business Of the O. 4 p. is ont
growing It's capacity, aud double track
is becoming a necessity. Side track
will be stretched out till they form I
continuous line.
The Standard Iron Company shippet
this week twenty-five car loads OF rootinl
iron to Colorado points, over the Penn
sylvania lines. W. Z. Graham Is east IL
the interes. OF the company.
A GOOD deal OF interest is manifested
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk.
.a Abroad.
George Gray and daughter, OF Adams
county, ILL.,, arc visiting relatives in the
city.
Andy Smith, president OF glass
works at Fos.otia, Ohio, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. q. A. Sipc, Of Fairmont, and Mrs.
G. NJ. Fleming, Of Buckhannon, were in
the city yesterday.
Miss Dora Scott, Of Mt. de Chantal
spent yesterday at the Mcclure, with
her father, Mr.. P. W. Scott, Of FL Paso
Texas.
Miss Lille Vance gave n very enjoy
able party to number OF her young
friends, at the residence OF her father on
North Main street, last night.
Rev. DR.. Findlay, pastor Of the Meth
odist Protestant church at Fairmont
was registered at tho Mcclure house yes,
terday. He was cnroute TO New Brigh
ton, Pa.
DR.. G. T. Ulrich will leave Sunda,
evening for Nashville, Tenn, where ht
gees as a delegate from the West Vir
giuia Medical Society to the meeting O.
the American Medical Society, which
meets in Nashville on the Goth.
Ed Moore, the genial green grocer o
tho Sixth ward, was yesterday presented
by his wife with O. healthy pair OF twins
both girls. lie had congratulations
showered on him, but was irequeEll,
reminded that voters are needed in THU
ward.
Since Superintendent OF Repair:
Charles Bachman was restored to hi:
position ut the Custom House, he ha.
had 10 clerk or assistant. On Wcdnes
day evening, however, Mrs. Bachula1
presented him with fine BOUNCING boy
and it is understood Mr.. Bachman wi,
bring him up as a builder.
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MANY efforts have been made 10 de-
sign a burgar:proof safe that was really
burelar.proof, and it seems that at Inst
one haa been secured. The great diff.
Guilty heretofore has been with tho
square doors, which, owing to their ex-
pansion and contraction with the
changes OF temperature, could not be
made tight, spd it was very simple
matter for a burglar to pour giyeesiae in
arourd the door and blow il of, only a
very email charge being necessary.
However, it is now proposed to use a
round door, which has the form of a
huge screw, and which is screwed into
its place. This maues it impossible for
the burglar to get any explosive in
around the door. However, should lie
agcceod in eating in small charge, the
door could not 10 blown or beuSusu Of
its screw form, which is infinitely strong.
er than the square form. 1t lis said that
no safe OF this class has ever been opened
in the many tea.s which have taken
place, while all OF the "ssandardh makes
have been opened many times. The
sGrew door safes are being introduced
Into this State by the Globe Contract
Company OF Wheeling. "
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"A BUNCH OF kEYS.n
a Good Show at the Grand last night and
tu.duy.

a Good Show Mt the Grand last night and
today.
1t has been q good while since ColoneI
Genther has given the patrons OF The
Grand as good a show as that which
opened there last night. "a Bunch Of
Keys" is well known farce, and while
it is old, it will always please when the
music and specialtics arc new and as
pleasing as they were last night. Tho
piece was never done here by better
company, and it was put on in way
that did credit to both the house
and the company. Mr.. Mackey. the
original Grimes. Messrs. Crosbie, Smith.
Thomas and Stanley were all capable
and Misses Linden. Bothner, Seymour
Conway and Wade Ind talent, good
looks, good voices and good clothes
which is about all that is required. The
speclalties were all SO good that it would
be invidious to name any where all can.
not DO named. The piece will be re.
peated this afternoon and again this
evening for the last time.
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\. NJ. G. a, Meetings.

The study Of the International Sun.
DAY School Lesson is enjoyed by a good
number Of ladies and gentlemen every
Saturday evening at o'clock. The
meeting will be held rs usual to-day, and
any person who attends will be vel.
come. Social religious service will be
held ut s o'clock tonight. Rev. A. j.
Hopkins, pastor OF the Disciples church,
will give Bible reading a. the 4 o'clock
meeting tomorrow. The Y. NJ. q. A.
Quarte;te will furnish some good music.
All young men are invited to these
meetings. The athletic club has been
organized for the summer. Base ball,
lawn tennis aud other outdoor sports
will be provided. A gymnaatic exhi.
bition will be given ut the Association
building on Thursday evening, May 90.
The admission will bs % cents, and. the
proceeds will be used to provide al out.
Fl. for the athletic club. The building is
open every day for the use Of the young
men Of the city.
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4 Novel ltnllllery.

A very peculiar case Of robbery was
reported to the. police yesterday. A
young business man on retiring Thurs.
day night put his pocket book under his
pillow. When he arose yesterday the
purse seemed light, and examination
showed that S33 had been stolen and
the remainder Of the money left. The
book had contained about SO. There
is clue to the thief, and owing to his
YOUTH application will be made for his
abundance 10 some reform school.
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At a stated meeting held May 19, 1900
by Washington Castle No. 5, Knights Of
the Golden Elgle, the following resoln,
tons were ndopted:
WlEnrAs, Tie Almighty God has seer
tit in his rulings to remove from our
midst our most loved, admired and es
tcemed brother Eli +. Yost, but, kind
Father, whilst ouf hearts overflow will
grief we murmur but little and say thy
will be done.
WHEREAS, He has been agood brother
IN this Castle, q hard warker for its pro.
mott ion and hy his wont, zeal aud energy
ne stood next to our highest brother in
the State.
: Resolved. That we always found
Brother Yost with a large Christian
heart, always Overlooking with good
Christian advice, that We will miss him
and that We vii meet him ne more here
below is too sad.
J. L. HIoo1Xs,
rs es |. Il. YANPELv,
\. '...0- Il. MoCoSNAuGuY,
Committee.
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Yet Another oil COMPANY.

The certificate Of incorporation OF the
"Acre-and.a.Half Oil Company" was
yesterday left with Clerk Hook, as the
law requires. The company takes It's
name from the size Of its territory in
the Peasants county field. The capital
stock is limited to $4,000, and the in.
corporators hold Eve shares each, OF the
par value OF Sl00 per share. They are
Or. r. w. Hazlett and Messrs. W. II,
klnehart: J. r. McCortney, Alex Frew
and A. w. Campbell.
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Tue rapid growth OF West Virginia is
making itself felt in many ways. Until
recently it was necessary for the larger
part OF our merchants to either make
thelr, purchases from Photographic aud
email samples, or to take long trip to
one OF the large cities; hut the growth
o! our business has now given rise to
such concerns as the Globe Contract
Company Of Wheeling, which now car.
ries as complete stock of safes as there
is in the country, thus making it posi-.
bic Tor our merchants to personally ex-
anime what they buy. This will save
them time aud money, aud will keep
within the State great deal OF money
which has heretofore been taken out ia
enrich othera. .'s'llI. -
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Four carpenters, all OF whom are
members Of the Carpenters Union,
called ct the IErELhIqESpEE office yes.
terday and stated, Without solicitation,
that they sanctioned the Femarks Of the
Gafpcnless VINO were quoted in Tues.
days lSTELLlGENcER as speaking in
favor OF an attempt at a speedy settle.
ment of the pending troubles, and who
said said that tAeeEs Ess 3 disposition to cut
something is done soon.
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Guilty Of Attc,uut In no,

A special telegram to the IxrELL1ory.
GER from st. Clairsville, received last
night, announced that Mike, alias "Buli''
McDonough, and Eddie Combs, Of this
city, had been found guilty OF an assault
with intent to rob. 1t will be remem.
bered that the two men assaulted MI.
Watkins, q Bridgeport grocer, who had
large sum Of money with him, and it
was only by good luck that he escaped
losing it. Both men are ex.conyicts.
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At Clerk IInnkta nflicA

CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made May 7 by Mary Z.
1learne to Lucinda Travis, for 81 600, the
SOUTH half Of lot q, on Market street
between rwenty.nith ardTwenty.sixth.
John J. Jones was yesterday appointed
guardian OF Mary L. sterrett, aged IS,
and John F. steIrett, aged Is, orphanl
Of sohn 7: and Ann eterrett, and gave
bond in the sum of $1,000, with W. ].
W. Cowden as surety, "
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Police piclxtil,N.

;, In the police court yesterday Cur
Wagner, Of the Island, arraigned on O
charge Of disoIderly conduct preferred
by his wife, was sent to the hill for fl.
teen '.ays in default Of fine.
John Willis aud John LEGO are the
names Of two West Liberty young men
whom Officer Wilkie arrested last night
tor last driving on South Main street,
Ono OF the fellows protested 10 be a
physician, and they had very good
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-17

TIE fire waste in this country is sim
ply tremendous, amounting to over
millions annually, and it behooves every
one to do everything possible to reduce
it. BY so doing the cost OF insurance
will be gradually reduced. AS far as
possible everything should be protected
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ArTER HIS DAUGHTERS SLAYER.
The Father OF leila Simpson Chnscs Frnnk
Smith. -

Juttus
A gentleman who came down from
Wellsburg last night told an IsrELLl.
GEScER reporter a rather Sensational
story. It was in effect that Frank Smith,
who was recently acquitted OF poisoning
Bella Simpson at Alingo, drove out to
Bethany yesterday with his butcher
wagon, after some sheep. and that the
dead gitls father, learning that he was
In tho neishborhood, went out gu horse.
back with gun, to avenge his daugb.
ter's death. |, was, 80 the gentleman
said, current rumor Ia Wellsburg tina,
the old man had cornered Smith In the
hotel at Bethany and stood on guard at
the door with his gun, until an officer
went out from Wellsburg to bring Smith
home. II I's,f
Simpson ia reported 10 have said: 81
am m old man and haven't much longer
to live, and | would rather die for ayepg.
ing my daughter than TO die natural
DEATH"
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Eureka Mineral Springs, saeyertown, Pa.
The Eureka Springs Hotel and SAM.
tarlum, located at this delightful and
health promoting resort, is open through.
out the year, and comments itself to the
seekers after health, recreation or rest.
4 home for the afflicted, q haven OF rest
lor the overwoskcd, professional or bust.
ness man, and desirable place for a
summers outing. Strictly modern, we'll
located, pleasant surroundings excel
lent table and service, A fine orchestra
gives concerts daily. The Eureka cha.
lybeate, iron and alkaline waters are ma.
lures remedy for rheumatism, skin dis.
eases and all liver and stomach COM
plants.
. Ponce De Leon Hotel opens June l.
Saegerstown is located OIL the N. y, 2.
u o.. Div. Of the Erie ny and is about
one hours ride from Lake Chautauoua,
For descriptive pamphlet address Is.
p. McGill, Mcclure House, city, during
this week, or ii an interview is desired
call on him between the hours OF 9 and
t or Sand OPP. m. 80
EUREKA MINERAL SPRINGS Co..
,,o,,.; a.. Limited.)
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The business Of the Barnes Safe &
LOCK Company in this vicinity has be.
come 30 great that they have iclt com.
pel!eG to PLACE their business entirely in
the hands Of the Globe Contract
Company Of Wheeling, who now car.
~ q complete stock Of their safes at
50 Fourteenth street. This arrange.
ment will relieve the Barnes Comnany
Of great deal Of detail work, and viii
put within the seach OF our merchants
something that has long been needed.
that ls, q stock OF safes from which to
purchase what they want. While pho.
tographs and cuts can be made 10 an
swer, they can never give The assurance
that i Ielt when one personally exam.
mes II, what he is Intending to purchase.
is practically duplicate OF the stock car.
burgh. ''
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KILLED on THE B. 4 D.
a Child's Shocking Death under tho Wheels
Yesterday. .HU ',

n ChiIrs shockingD Death under tho Wheels
Yesterday. 9g III
A very cad fatal accident happened
yesterday morning on tho B. 4 0. road
a few miles north Of A1oundsville, by
which a little daughter OF James Moller,
who lives near the scene Of the accident,
lost her lie. The child was standing on
the d. & 0. track watching the Ohio
River train coming down. and did moi
notice the train approaching her until
she was struck and almost Instant,
killed. Tie train was No. 7. engine Sl5
IN charge OF engineer John Cummins
The little girl was about fourteen year.
OF eye. Her remains were taken to Cam
eron, where they will be inferred to-day
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EVERY establishment having accoun,
books or valuable papers Of any kind
should keep them in tire.proof safes OF
vaults. A good safe costs very little,
and the worry and annoyance it would
save in case OF fire cannot be estimated
in dollars. AS general thing, by plac.
ing the more valuable articles in safes,
the cost OF insurance may be sufficiently
reduced to pay for them.
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Mention this paper.
WE ARE ALL SETTLED.

Come and Sec Us In Our New nntl Unnd,
some Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street.
we can show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other dealers
combined. The VlcToR SAFETY is finer
than ever. Don't fail to see it. We are
trading in comparatively new wheels OF
other makes for the Victor. Why is it
Simply because the Victor is best. Don't
lose money by buying u wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best in
the start. It's the cheapest in the end,
Gail and examine our stock. Over a
dozen makes OF Bicycles.
EDw. L. RosE & Co., A..
New Store, 81 Twelfth street.
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building Association Organize,

The stockholders Of the Star BUILDING
Association have elected tho following
Directors: II. +. McGregor, Charles n
Copp, Alfred PAUL, J. NJ. BelleviIie. W
n. Marsh, Charles Lukens, ]. G, Tom.
linson, .. q. Schoen, Lewis Steenrod
George +oos and GIL. CaddIe. Yester.
day afternoon the Directors elected the
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If you cannot sec and need spectacles
gou should call on us,and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Optician in tho State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jewelcr nni Optician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets,
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LOU SWABACktK.-Wo lave n new
and choice limo OF Lace Meetings. and
Grenadines Tor dressts ut very reason.
onnble prices, to which wc call special
attention. Our China silks for Throws
and Lambrequius-we have marked down
to u very ioM price. New and handsome
patterns. LOU SWABACKER,
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The Streets of Now York.

1.-THE Streets OF New York" will be
produced ut the Grand Opera House on
next Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday
nights. 1t will be m elaborate event
Inc company is the same that appears in
the large cities and tho Scenery in MI
special and almost entirely new. she.
c!al attention is called to tho great ire
scene in the fifth act, which is said to he
Inc most realistic OF the kind ever ,nro.
duced. Numerous other new et1ects
will DO introduced and the Production
ought to prove u big drawing card. "
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OuE 81 rs ladies' ane flexible pongolt
Button Shoes are cheap ar 50 %.
SToSE'S CASH Suop Sropr
II. 4 o. Popular Sunday Excursions.

" VI 1VFu''tR ou'l"HJ I31Cul bEUIEs
CommencingSunday, May IS, and con-
tinuinc every Sunday until further no.
tice, the Baltimore & Ohio will sell ex.
cursion tickets to Pittsburgh at 81 so and
to Washington at 81 for the round trip.
Trains leave Wheeling ut $40 and 7 20
a. m. returning leave Pittsburgh at 3 :35
and 7:45 n. m.
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WHEELING is becoming : very busy
place, between the building OF the big
bridges and the growth Of its mercan.
tile operations. The latest concern OF
importance to be started there 10 the
Globe Contract Company, which carries
at ~ Fourteenth street, the only stock
Of safes In West Virsin;g,
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Wheeling, Nay 16, 1890.