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New-York tribune., 1890-06-19

Then the Clara Choctaw Mariquta and TonnI
hawk started for the scotland Liehtship hndns inc
wind severe and more 10 the south rs thy got out
by the point OF the Hook. outside it WAS almost
due south. The Kathleen aud slonh went foi tho
nuCy , Sm roImt 'o oTiGni ,at ,hc sho, "Sud never
catch her that day. The Ionahawk salned niue
The Mariqna ard tho chocla% coins "1 % orr ,nr
he Mirlquita. Meantime the Clara increased & ne.
s lead bH Sysr 4e H ss as I5oIs Gs sme OF the yachts '0""
c,. + 3 3 & q = ns.9gs.,r ,,,g,s. !, E !:
on the run in the yachts at first set balloon lb top
sail, but soon took them IN and set balloon jos am
,mall 10 topsails The Tomahawk now began to wal!
up on the Choctaw and MaIiquita. The latter yacht
dropped behind and left the romahawk and ohoIaM o
the lead and kept it to the finish. AZ one time hcF
lead great that IT seemed as If she must ann NIT,
but in the from the southwest spit to the nnisn IN
the ChOctaw refused to be tomahawked and gained 80
much her antagonist that she won wn oy HeS No. % 10
coming in was follows:
Ps$:a..a Ssn. d ssSs s'S; s5i d
As the yachts In from the point Of the HOOK HOOK
tho ncet kathleen was seen with spnhakera ansh The
doughty cutter also carrying her pinnakcr was ny
ing swiftly after her but could not catch her u HOW S
he TcmahsTE measured the E,cIO TOm'S%Ts SeSIS
Shona minutes Il seconds and the Pctel Won IN
her class being II seconds ahead ot the Christine on
alone in their resp spectve classes pewter mug WAS
given by the club 20 each member OF the winning
V2fS'I Wam IL Pmmer Ganer Tss and John John " Wis ~
The time of the race was as follows:
Name. Start. Finish. HinS;:' sRs' ''';na'.' ;ns.
CLASS /.
c,,,, ,l nGc :ss 90 e% s!s 20 ss .:!s:o iH,ss5 HS:5
GaaSss a.ss Ii ~ - 60 ssa1 sis,7 SSs7 s ss sds
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19

The dnry Of every mother Is 70 obtain food which
will insure :hc ic and health az her little Mcn's
Food nas prepared this demand and forms the
subs'itr.r mothers milk that has been pro-
dnced II contains all the elements which needed for
sAs growth and developmelt ot Al infant.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19

Ern. STEMS Tskay Wines.
Asss,. SAD sHsrInAs,s. Mrtr Ass.ga Co.. wsalss'!s
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19

FOR THE PURCHASE OF "TOwNSEND's LIBRARY.
Washington, June 1s.-Thc House Library Commit
tee has agreed TO report fvorably the bill approprat
ing $4,000 for the purchase Of "Townsend,s Libr,r
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
MR.. pIssELL NOT RELATED To TIE coNpAy

MR. BIsSELL MOI KtLAItD TT IIiF' 'VNFANl
Washington. June Is Specialize. V. BoughtOn
secretary and manager Of the Buffalo Seal and Press
Company. denies that Mr.. Bissell is in any way
connected with the company. as stated In The Tribune
and therefore has interest in the recent awar!
made by the Treasury Department TO the company
for furnishing locks and seals 10 cars which are in
tended 10 carry goods through Canada IN bond
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
uoyDs orrrRED AND AccEprEp

BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.
Washington, June 1e.-The bond offers to-day were
s5 500 coupon fours at 122 5000 registered four and
one halls 103 L. and 500 registered fours, at
100.
All the offers accepted.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
knnpp's Root Beer Extract.

roi nome uss: ss hs,lIhL ,no No faeluues'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19

Washington, June Is (speciall-In response to the
appeals of the minority of the Committee Election
Of President, vicePresdent and Representatives in
Congress IL has been decided not 10 call up the bill to
amend the United states election laws until June "a
next Tuesday 1t is expected that the Committee on
Rules will report resolution to have the bill discussed
for five days, and have vote upon the measure taken
on the afternoon Of saturday, June 2s. What the
Democrats 20 fear good deal more than they
do rhe enactment of the law is the debate which will
precede the passage Of the bill through the House. For
Innocent the southern Democrats certainly do take
ihls matter 10 heart more than anybody could have
foreseen. They act Just as men might net who had
been making big profit out OF the receipts Of stolen
goods and vet with voice they procaimin public
that elections in the South free and fair and the
paiu
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
EY-LLDFRMAN PEARSON DEAD.

with one game a ueJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-27
Tho Jr. o. u, y, NJ, Fair.

The fair and festival which The mem
bers OF Wheeling Council No. /, Jr. O.
U. A. NJ, have been busy arranging for
during the past mouth, will open up in
the hall OF the Wheeling Wheclmen,
on Market street, Just south OF Four
tenth, tomorrow evening and con.
tinue on every evening for the balance
Of the week. The ball has been profusely
decorated with pines, bunting and flags,
and presents a very snowy appearance.
The members have worked hard to
make this, their first fair, a success, and
there is little or no doubt but that sue
cess will crown their efforts. The dona.
tons received from the merchants and
business men Of the. city have been nu-
merous, and many Of them are OF con-
siderable value; the more costly articles
will be disposed OF by selling chances.
The ladies who are assisting the Council
have arranged to serve a nice supper
every night from to 7 o'clock, which
will include oysters served in the best
Of style. An invitation is extended to
the public 10 give that patronage which
the Council is deserving OF. Councils
from other towns have signiGed their
intention to be present on some one
OF the nights. F.5.s -
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Robbed of Clothes and Money,

Late Saturday night Charles Barth and
James Widdel, OF Martins Ferry, went
to the North Wheeling ferry boat to
cross the river. The skitf fcrryman did
not answer and they went to sleep on
the benches. Widdel, wakened about
5:,o and. found a rough looking tramp
going through Rarth's clothes. He had
taken a large knife out Of Bar.h's pocket
and with it ran Widdel away. The
tramp, With Rafth's own knife, induced
him to shed his oyercoat, lress coat and
shoes, and pass over g 60, the moneyip
his pockets. When the tramp had I'm
ilhed with Barth he came down town.
Barth donned the shoes, the tramp
had left and meeting Widdel came down
TO- poles headquarters in ! his shirt
sleeves. Lieutenant Gans went ont with
them to search for the thief. They met
him on Market street, and took him to
the Lookup where all Bartlps belongings
wers toH4d on him, except! that the
s. 90 had dwindled to Sf7. Later in
the day he was taken before Justice
Ankle, who held him To court Z 81
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A Tcn.1Iiie lSicycle Itacc.

Walter Worls, Of this city, was the
winner in ten. mile bicycle race that
took place at the Alhambra rink, Satur-
day evening. Alvin Lowe, OF West
Wheeling, and John Muth, the Bellaire
oarsman, were the other contestants.
There was a good.sized crowd present
and the applause and cheerB Of encour.
agement were quite frequent as the men
speeded around the circle. Lowe took
a tumble in the third mile and at tile
end OF tho fourth dropped out entirely,
having fallen so far behind that there
was no show for, him. On the tenth
mile Woris attempted to pass Aluth, and
In doing SO his wheel caught on the step
Of Muth's machine and he took a beau
tiful header. Worls was only d lap
ahead and Muth had gained a half on
him, when Worls hustled onto his ma
chine again, but when the race closed
he had rcgained6 the half lap, winning
by one lap, in TO minutes. The prize
was a handsome, solid gold wheelman's
badge. sssl liss}. 4 .lyS ~
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LOCKED UP OYER SUNDAY.
Tho Jury In the Rodney Dickorson Cnso
FuilH to irroe ny ~

Z tniIB 10 hEree. 3H
Saturday in Part I Of the Circuit
Court, the time was entirely given up
to the arguments OF counsel in the case
Of Rodney Dickerson indicted for crimi-
nal assault on Florence Wilson. The
time Of argument was limited to six
hours equally divided between the State
and defense. Prosecutor Howard made
4 very strong and argumentative address
to thejury. 5ss 81
The jury went out at S 10 and returned
at 9:2O with tho statement that they
were unable to agree. They were sent
out again and remained out till II
o'clock, when, not having agreed, they
we're ordered locked up over Sunday
and taken to the Stamln House. Mr..
Mcslechen, one Of the jurors was quite
III Saturday night, and Mr.. Rogers, an
other juryman, was not feeling we'll
Yesterday. No yote vas taken yester.
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Dr.. II. Byron Baguley, OF this city,
has been commissioned by Governor
Wilson as Surgeon OF the First West
Virginia regiment, National Guard, with
the rank OF Major. DR.. Baguley is prob.
ably blessed with more military honors
and titles than any other man in the
State and it is evidence OF his popularity
among those who have conferred them
upon him. He is at present Lieutenant
General Of the Sons OF Veterans, q. S.
A., is Colonel Of the Division OF West
Virginia, is Captain Of his local camp,
and has now been made Major by the
Governor. The only thing that worries
the Doctor is to keep from getting bis
shoulder straps mixed. His friends are
at a loss to know by which title 10 ad-
dress him and find relief in calling him
lust plain Doctor. 81. 'l'. ~
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
Industrial JOttinss-G G. a. Il. 1Iuttcrs-Gcn
= eril News Notes of Interest,

Industrial .Jottiuss-G A. Il, sIuttcrs-Gen.
er,l News Notes of Interest.
| Aha, IA rrh,.s, n, A,n,. ,,r l., 49,, 49,,
t,rda,: o"tAhu's'' VI Neen", WED III so"h YES
'.ia"!' ID. 500 -
ts f. g pe lass Is NJ Allegheny Pr on
| NV. ''s!s'
| John Welsh Is home from Pittsburgh on 4
short visit. ze5i-1 I's.. -st
The Elson Glass Works has shut down, owing
| 10 the scarcity Ql soda. glt IzT
| Rev, Father S, s. Mattinply IL In the East nm,
will be absent two weeks. -"
Mrs. Thomas Morgan is dang, rously Il, Mt her
residence In the Third Wnrd. q 80 - -
MI. v,..,,,.a,,, ,,,o.r -, ..,p,
inc t, a snass house VIII resume WORK
wa! niNi N'e VEGA Sup q.
Frank West and Miss May Mllligan were mar.
ried NJ Mt. Pleasant Inst week.
| Mrs. Madison Aldridgc is Mt the bedside OF
her sister, Mrs. faiimnn, Mt heiairc,
William Woodruff Lodge A. A. of 9 "
will give ball nt i,nfayctte IInll FcSrnnrv ""
M. .n5 M,s s,on,,o,, c,..,. =, VI =.
,o na y, n,,.r,s ~ M VI h,iSo juno
''on' "'e '''c s"es's Vi afs' 'otePh Mciienfy.
There have been twenty accessionS to tho N. T.
Emnren since tae revival commenced and the
1e'e'' 20 ." '"e iae'ease'
For the year ending December 81. the number
OF cigars manufactured In Belmont county was
l4.9 ,a25, and the tux Stt9, 5Gs.75.
Mr.. and Mrs. james A. Dickson and cb,ldrcn
and Miss Elouise raw. expcct 10 leave Tor cSii''
fornia Tomorrow TO spcnd n connic NJ mnn,,,S
,rho r,r,,n,or. r.a,h..,,as1t.n.s y. o"."s'
o nv, ~ ~ sist Nn no n mere nave dcGd.
~ hos ~ SE o on .e G.shtolr movement but
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TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Which VIII Arrange FOR Noxt Summer,
~ r,,,,Scst CJ,nuan yn.t....,.,,, " f7R,is,


Which VIII Arrange FOR Noxt Summers
Turnfest Chosen Yesterday .,:y3'ss
A we'll attended meeting Of the local
Turner's Society was held in Turner hall
yesterday to arrange come matters for
the meeting Of the Pittsburgh funniest,
to DO held here next aNmmer. An OK.
ecutiye committee, composed OF Messrs.
Jacob Nunge, CIV. Scabrigbt, a. a,
Franzheim, Henry Bieberson, Anton
Keymann, Jacob straub, Julius Lohse,
weisgsrber, D. Roe,aer,. 9. +. Schembra,
George Loos, l.. Rlester and 2. Krogh,
was chosen, and into their hands will
Returned all tho details OF the affair,
The date Pof the meeting has not
rs yet been decided upon, but it will
probably be the last week in July or the
ffst week in August.
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About PEOPLE.

Strangers In the, City nnh Wheeling Pnnplo
Abronl. = -
Mr.. G. A. House has returned from 4
weatern trip. g, 81.
Mr.. j. N. Vance is in Alabama attend.
ing 10 some business matters. 1900
DR.. Eugene Hoge has gone to Florida
for n few weeks pleasure trip. 81
Mr.. Lawrence Woodward is here again
visiting friends and looking after some
business matters. i, .g-,....... is,s
Mr.. T. Hill Marshall, OF Charleston,
formerly OF this city, registered at the
Stamm yesterday. 49, sl,t
I DR.. A., F. Gasmire, after having been
confined to his room for about two
weeks, is again able to be about.
Mr.. NJ. Gutman, who is in quite poor
health, has gone East in the hopes OF
recupcratiug, and to visit his son Malvin.
Mr.. J. Matt Thompson, OF Grafton,
spent yesterday here, the guest Of his
friend U. S. Gauger John sinael. ut tho
Slamm. q .Stt55 n : So. Il.
Among the late arrivals at the Nc.
Lure are L. d. Patterson, of Nashville,
and W. A. Wigley, Of Chicago, glass
buyers. ,ssa,S ~
Mr.. james L. Kelly, OF Boston, one OF
the most clever of the many clever men
on tho road, is again in the city, stopping
at tho Mcclure. l.5 RI
Mr.. William Schwertfeger has rented
one OF the residences in the new Stifel
row,ou North Main street, and expects
to occupy it abouttApril1, l.
Mrs. William NJ Handlan expects to
leave the city about February is, for a
three months' visit with friendsin WASH
ington, D. C.,and Baltimore:
Mr.. Hnllihen Qunrrier became quite
i'll in New York lust week, where he had
gone on business, and on Friday evening
Mrs. Quarter was summoned by tele.
graph to his bedside. ~ u l:5l
Mr.. Samuel IT,. Giflen, who has been
with G. a. House us head salesman for
number Of years, has gone to Grand
Rapids, Mich, in which place he in
tends to enter the music business for
himself. alEs = I, Z. IA. a, ElJ ID,
The Hancock County Courier in its last
Issue says that DR.. Morrison, OF Oakdale,
Pa, was in town last week consulting
with DR.. McLane in regard to Senator
Smiths CASE Tho Senator is much bet
ter, but not 9 well man BY any means.
Miss X. Louise .Ireton, OF Cincinnati,
daughter Of the gentleman who was
recently stricken with paralysis while
riding on street, car III this city, and
who was cared for ut the McLure,by the
Masons, has written, a letter to a leading
member Of the fraternity here, informing
hin, that her father arrived ut home
safely aud expressing THINKS to the
slasonic fraternity here for; tho cerc aud
kindness shown him. e Y rJsi,
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Transfers OF Real Estnt0.

The following eonveyances Of real
estate were admitted to record in Clerk
Hooks Office Saturday: \ Elti3tsf:iS "
a deed made March "a, 1887, by vii.
liam Tell Lodge No 6, |. 0. 0. F., to John
Freiling, for half lot No. IL, in the Odd
Fellows section Of Mt. Wood. Consid.
Grafton, SIS. =, 81
4 deed made January Is, 1890, BY
Thos. Newman to George McCausland,
OF Marshall county, for part Of lot No.
2O2, in the East Wheeling Company's
addition. Consideration, s., 900.
A deed made December 81, 1889, by
Augusta Schroeder and H. L. Schroe.
der, to John Boroski, for tho west half
OF lot No. 10 B, in Division D Of the
Caldwell addition. Consideration, $500.
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MIR. q. G. Kelly, Secretary OF the Union Win.
dow Glass Company, who tctircs OIL February |
TO take hold OF his new duties MS cashier OF the
Union on Saturday. The occasion was very
happy one; Mr.. u. o. Eorcross made the pre-
! sentation speech aud Mr.. Kelly fecllngly re-
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There was a balancc.January |, lSS0

Ihere was q .balanccs u Qnuary !, 1850,
Of S457 Of, from the festival OF the
knights Of St. George. or this amount,
1876 80 was expended during the past
year-S2S9 for building and coping n
retaining wall, and $50 so for m iron
ruling in front of the Home, leaving
still on hand. $50 II. .
The average number Of orphans dur
ing the year was: Girls, so; boys, Is.
Provided with homes or taken by
friends-Girls, 10; boys, s.
The number Of patients treated in the
hospital during the year was 20;
deaths, from sickness, 10; from railroad
injuries, 9; total II. e
A vote OF thanks to tho patrons and
benefactors for their good will aud liberal
support, and to the Sisters for their un.
firing and conscientious discharge OF
duty was unanimously adopted. A sug.
gestion made by the Bishop, to enlarge
and remodel the hospital, as soon as the
necessary means can be secured, was
discussed aud cordially endorsed.
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To the ;"'Good name at home,n won by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. In Lowell, Mass,
where it is prepared, there ia more Of
Hoods ,sarsaparilla sold than of MI
other medicines, and it has given the
best OF satisfaction since its introduction
ten years ego, This could not be ii the
medicine did not possess merit. If you
suffer from impure blood, try Hoods
Sarsaparilla and realize its peculiar cura-
tive power. d. s;.ss.5g2 II
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Elixir Of Dntey

Is combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered it inn
popular. It cures habitual con-
indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold ia so cent
bottles by Q. r. Goethe, ". W. Irwin,
W. E. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin & Co.,
Wholeaate ayeniG. VI l-tilaE q ~ y
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2G.-For West Viz
GINA, local showers, followed by clear
ing weather, westerly winds, slight
chunges in temperature. '.5
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
rain, followed by clearing weather, winds
shifting to westerly; slightly cooler
Monday night. 1890
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70 iEoS " oUNSS d,
1921 L. 1928 Market street.

If you cannot sec and need specti.cles
you should call On lis md have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
tiMn any other Uptician In tho State,
and guarantee satisfaction Or money re-.
iuuled. JACOB ". CRUDE,
E Jeweier and Opticinn, :
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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boards OF Directors Elected.

The stockholders OF the Citizens Rail-
way Company held largely attended
annual meeting Saturday, at which the
old Board OF Directors, composed of
NIessrs. Jere A. Miller. 4. s. Irwin, W.
P. Hubbard, John II. Hobbs and John
NJ Sweeney, were reelected. If!
Tho tirst stoekholders' meeting al the
recently incorporated German American
Remedy Company, was held Saturday
evening and the incorporatos. Messrs.
Henry Sehmnlbach, +. J. Park, A. @.
Ererter, w. Il. Donaldson and F. NJ.
White. elected as u Board OF Directors.
The Board organized BY o!ecting FL.
Park President and J. N. White secre-
tary. w l'5 An .iit tis X " TX /.
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THE ACCUSED,

1t has been established beyond a
doubt tflatthe gentlemen connected with
the Wheeling lns,alment Company are
guilty Of tho crime. In IN interview
witt. the leading member OF the firm, he
admitted the guilt OF his firm and stated
that his firm had determined by selling
Furniture, Carpets, Stovcs, Crockcry,
Lamps, Clocks, etc, ut lower prices than
any other house aud on easy payments
to not only kill High Prices but misrep-
resented values. We strongly recon.
mend those in need OF household goods
to visit the Wheeling Instalment Com
pany, llSS Market street, the foes OF
High Prices and Alisreprcsented Values,
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Stcubenvillc Seminary.

The second term or half year will be-
gin February 3. As there are some va.
cancies, those wishing for their daugh-
ters careful training under refining in
tluences will do well To write at once and
secure n place. Send for catalogue to
DR.. Reid, Principal, or Mrs. Sanford,
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Delegates to tho Republican Club Comscn

There was fairly well attended meet.
ing Of Republicans Of Union district held
in the Police Court room at the Public
Building Saturday evening, at which the
following named gentlemen were chosen
as delegates to tho convention OF the
State League OF Republican Clubs which
President G. NJ. Shinn has, called to be
held in Clarksburg February IA: Messrs.
George ". Hess, Thomas E.. Lewis, S. G..
Smith, Charles Bickerton, NJ. LETTERS,
Harry Huwkins, John Mckee, David
Nesbitt, ST., ". b. Simpson and Abram
Stamm. g5Assa ~ = 5r
TheLogan club, OF the Island, and
the Union District club having set a
good example in choosing for their dele.
gates first class representatives, and that
at an early day, tho other Republican
clubs in the city should lose no time in
getting together as soon as possible and
completing the Wheeling delegation.
The coming convention should be well
attended by Wheeling Republicans.
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THAT TERRIBLE Cough

In the morning, hurried 1 or! difficult
breathing, raising phlegm, tightness in
tho chest, quickened pulse, chilliness in
the evening or sweats ati,night,, all or
any Of these things are the first stages
Of consumption. pr. Acker's English
Cough Remedy giI cure these fearful
symptoms, and is sold under tposj.ivs
guarantee by Logan Drug Co., J. II Good
win 4 Co., @. Z. Goetze, A. T. Young,
John Coleman, 9. Menkemeller. DAVIS
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Bargains with II Big u.

We must be doing business or we are
not happy. In order TO make things
move in dull season, We will for ten days
sell 81 .l.5t ,55}# Z
g so Ladies' Cincinnati Shoes at 81 OF.
81 so Ladies' Dongola Heel or Spring
Heel at 81 IL. ~ 4 talE5; !. &. ( 4 p.
s. 50 Boys School Shoes, Tie best made,
at 81 y. I n, ,l59.
75c Child's Dongola Heel 0. Spring
Heelat 47c. !,
These are not odds and ends but clean,
fresh goods. See them in cur window.
ALEXANDER 4 Co.,
3s Ss} 1919 Main street.
Look out Tor q sensation in few DAYS.
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NARD OF THANKS.
GLE Snttllloeuter.
Now Advertisements,

MIdwintcr Mustc-0livcr DItson Co.
Cash Dlvideud-F. Ricster. -sg-.s.s
For Rent-Saloou Stand, 500.
For Renl-Two Store Rooms.
North Main Street School.
Furs-Ge0. u. Shook l. Co.
Card OF Thauks-Fourth Page.
Nauted-By Large Eastern House.
For kent-James 4. Henry. alAr
Nantcd-A Girl TO do General Houseworx.
Try Lists Cough Syrup. aas. .-e40
New System oil renting Houses. .-lr.E
Family Arlington Steel Plate Rangcs-Ioscpl
Iln1l Stnve In ...r. .... 81 .U. IL.
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-fl tBi EDHs Ls 1toSE " Io.t r.,
H hs.s 81 II IS Twelfth street,
$40 Excurslon to washington, D. G.

a H1U ExcurslDh TO WhShthEtoIl, d, @
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
run m excursion 70 " ashington, D. G.,
on Thursday, January 80. Fare for
round trip $40. Tickets will be good on
oil trains leaving on the I3oth, and will
be limited to ton days. Corresponding
low, rates. from all stations. For tickets
and parlor or sleeping car accommoda:
ton call upon or address Agent Balti-
more & Ohio railroad. ilhsIg. n x
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-27

OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the. use. OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nsture to etiectually cleanse the system
when costiye Or bilious; For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles BY oil leading druggists.
I. ~. l...5i $. q. a 2 ~ hhM