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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-03
THE MAIN STREET BRIDGE,
The ExtenslOn OF tho Contract Generali
-.# DlsCusagl YestSrdnv aaII


Discussed Yesterday.
The extension by the committee in
charge OF the construction OF tho Main
street bridge Of the time for lis con.
struction from last Monday to October
Is, 1891, was a matter Of general discus.
sion yesterday. The resolution consti.
tuting this committee gives It charge OF
the work after the contract Is signed.
The question was very commonly asked
yesterday what authority the com.
mittee had TO modify the con.
tract alter it had been signed BY
the Mayor. It was said at the City
Building that the contract itself stipula.
ted that the City Engineer might extend
tho time for the completion OF the
bridge. That would DO a strange con.
tract. l'.'7 4 t
There was good deal Of talk on yari.
Gus phases Of tho subject, and the re.
mark was frequently heard that had q
modern steel bridge been decided on to
span the creek, 1t could have been cou.
pleted and in use by this time.
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Tho Men stillnt Work.

The B. & 0. company had its men still
at work on the switch from Forty.fiith
street south to Forty.eighth yesterday,
and the police were in doubt what'to do
about it. In the absence Of decision
by the Mayo..oi the case tried last Sat-
urday, they were in doubt whether the
men were violating an ordinance or not.
Chief Delbrugge said if Council, or any
other authorized body, would direct him
to tear up the track he would do it with
promptness and pleasure.
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MARTINS FERRY,
Councils Observation-Disclosures Other Lo-
------. --.--- CNl MANA Llama. --------------

Councils TrnnsnCti0ns-vRrions Other Lo-
lNli5 cal News Items. IETt
J. W. Lane was at Pittsburgh yesterday. IL,
Mrs. Lon Deck Is confined 10 her bed with
heart trouble.
john iioibrook, Of New Brighton, Pa, Is visit.
Ing friends here. l,rHlr g gfa 55l
Mrs. Florence lrlndlcy pleaded guilty 10 petit
larceny at 1t. ClattSviiie. Srt'ETI
An infant child Of Nj. and Mrs. William Nc.
Masters Is dangerously Ill with catarrhal Group.
Yesterday thcle was slight iire IN the resi-.
denee OF Me. 9. q. scdgwck tho third III town
within awcek. Eg''-. :.
ifyou wish to SEQ a fltst.cfass show 20 10 sec
tine RAJ Mans Club" tomorrow night. II Is
al exceedingly funny play, 1'sl : o
'Thc Fat Mems Club" Will BE- at the Martins
Ferry Opera House tomorrow night instead OF
tonight, us stated yesterday.
The case OF Lewis Swarfx rs. the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling Railroad Company, for dam.
ages, Is set for u hearing ut St. CIairsyille To-.
| morrow. '.
,Ar,I L: Taylor. advance agent for "Thc Two
Sisters" IL here making arrangements for the
| appearance OF that excellent company at tho
Opera House next Wednesday evening.
The lunch given ut Commercial Hall last oven.
Ing BY the ladies Of 81. raurs Episcopal church
was largely attended, aud the ladies Ia charge
realizeaa neat SUN for the church.
Robert Hanson, a, cooper employed in the
KEY, barrel and box factory, While at work yes.
lefday bsokl vaticosc vein III his les received
IN THE army, and It was feared that he would
bleed to death. lie was taken 10 Ills residence
on Second street, aud was resting easily ut last
| accounts. Egrf .aI
Ohio City Lodge No. 1856. r. and a! ~, has
elected the following officers: ". NJ, A.. w..
Hafrls;s. W.,J. y. Patterson; J. W, A. r. Dug;
Treasurer. Findey Taylor: secretary. Theodore
spGdgTassl ]. S., ". il. Hall; J.. D., Lewis.B.
Smith: Tyler. Samuel Young. This lodge il
booming; Special meetings arc often necessary.
One will be held Tonight at which there Will be
work in the first and second degrees. :,
Council met last night md transacted consId
cradle business. The usual bills were received,
among which was that OF Mr.. Goodman for S1yi
for curb!ns. This was referred to the stIeet
committee and city engineer. Tho report OF
the Secretary of the Water Board shows about
s5.Wo In the treasury. The city clerk was Nu.
.horiped 10 issNe III order Tor foo Gs PAT: pay.
msnt't Mri G. .. Cochran foGr the paving Of
Electrical Street halfway ordinance 70 It's third
! ,sadiug,
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J.B. Loughrap, ex-Mayor OF North
Des Moines, and the Locust street manu-.
tacturer OF steam engines and boilers,
said: u had severe attack Of Ia grippe.
1 used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm to
my breast. These remedies We're Just
the thing in my Gaze. Ny child had
croupsome years ago and we used Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy with perfect
success since then we have never been
without these medicines in our house.
l had a cousin who was a printer and
was employed in this city, where they
were printing circulars for Chambcrlain.
He had deep.seated cold and a terrible
cough, and while setting up the copy he
made up his mind 10 buy bottle. It
cured his cough, and that was the first
time ] ever knew anything OF Chamber.
lain's romedics. | have been strongly
in their favor ever since. My own ex.
perience and that Of my family con-
vinces me that these remedies are the
best in the world. That may be strong
language, but that is what I think
For sale by ". W. Irwin, G. R. Goethe,
J. klafi, G. schnepf and NJ. W. Helm:
rici. Daw
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In The City and Wheeling Folks
r.-'s.f.Ia-5e .',.esa AbrOnd s;.sg,sf. sHte f

Strangers In The City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. H.:
A.F.N ye, Of Marietta, is in the city.
J.E. Brown, Of Warrington, was in
the city yesterday,
Miss Lizzie Egerter has returned home
from visit to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Carter List left last
evening for Philadelphia.
Capt. William NJ. Powell, OF Tyler
county, was up yesterday. Is.
~ WE. Stanley and Miss Mary Odds, OF
Ravenswood, are at the Mcclure.
W. J. Beck, agent Of the "Said Pasha'
Company, was at the Windsor yesterday.
]. L. Charles and J. J. Bright, Of
Point Pleasant, were at the Mcclure yes.
terday.
Mr.. James Moran, OF Philadelphia, is
the guest Of Mrs. r. Larkin, on South
Chapline street,
DR.. William Estep and ladies, OF
Loydsville, Ohio, were at the Stamm
house yesterday. sa
DR.. W. T. Vankirk and J. NJ. Thomp.
son, OF Grafton, were at the Stamm
house for dinner yesterday.
Mre. J. r. johnson, OF Columbus,
Ohio, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. T, r.
Belleville, on the East Side.
J. G.. Stewart, J. 9. Stewart, j., and
their wives, and Miss Warner, OF the
Fat Mems Club" are at the McLuge.
Superintendent NJ. Van Pelt, Of the
penitentiary, and F. II. Blake, OF
Moundsville, were in Wheeling on bust
ness yesterday. isgIs
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Straight and Mrs,
Harry Jones' Of Wheeling, are in the
city, called by the death OF Mr.. Okey.-
Bellaire Independent. .ll5gf
The many friends OF State Senator B,
J. Smith, Of New Cumberland, will re-
gret 10 ;hea1 that he was ssains taksu
seriously i'll yesterday. Mr.. S. G. Smith
and family we're summoned to his bed
side yesterday. -1.
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In the Circuit Court,

In Part I OF the Circuit Court yostcs.
day argument was partly heard on the
motion for Q RECEIVER in the case OF ]. D.
Park & Song vs.. Q. L. Kurt, ct al, and
the case was adjourned until 9 p. m. on
Thursday,
In Part II George Smith was pro.
nounced not guilty OF assault and battery
and the charge Of assault with felonious
intent was nollied. -
Phe ease Of Andrew Marshall, accused
Of entering the residence OF Jacob Wise,
in North Wheeling, with intent to steal
was continued.
The motion for new trial in the case
Of Harry Seybold will be argued on
Saturday.
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'NXTANTED--MINERS.
noND SALE.
nOND SALE.
-N--eS-~-~~eS~~~-es-s~~~~~>~-
SALEOF
CITY OF WHEELING
FOUR.AND-A.HALP PER CENT BONDS
1890.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Commissioners. appointed by an ordinance Of
the Citt OF Wheeling. entitled can ordinance To
provide for the Issue aud sale OF bonds OF the
City OF Wheeling TO be known us the Main
strcct Bridge Bonds. and Tor the redemption
said City Oh the 18th day Of April, 1880, viii on
WEDNEsDAY. DKCEMBER 10. 1880, between
at the Bank OF the Ohio Valley, III the City OF
Wheeling. W. Va, receive bids III writing for
and sell bonds Of said city authorized by said or
dinance to the amount OF 500 900: one hun
+ dted thereof OF the denomination OF 500 each ;
one hundred Of the denomination OF $500 each,
and the residue Of said bonds shall be Of the dc,
nomination OF 81 00U EACH AL dated on July !,
1s9a payable on or before July ], 1921, at the
Bank q Inc Ohio Valley, with interest at the
rate of ~ per cent per aunum. payable annually
on the LIST day Of July, 1881, and on the first day
OF July in each year thereafter until and III.
Guiding tho year 1871 at tho said Bank Of the
Ohio VALLEY. in the City OF Wheeling, for which
Interest coupons In proper form arc attached to
each bond. ~ s ~ -,sts
These bonds arc Issued to pay for tho con
sfrct!0u OF permanent new bridge on Main
street, In the City OF Wheeling, over Wheeling
Creek. mud will be sold only for cash to the
highest bidder, approved BY the undersigned.
and none Of said bonds will &c sold for less than
me principal thereof With tho accrued interest
thereon. The bonds hereby advertised for sale
are Liable :, Te6e np.9n A. their par value on
1900 is provided In said ordinance, and neither
such bonds nor the coupons thereto attached
Will be subject to taxation under authority OF
said city, BY said orciuanfc the said city 0oii.
gales ilSe! to pay each year alter 1899, until the
bonds authorized under said ordinance are
fully paid. the onc.iwcnty. fifth Of ali such bonds
not paid before the LIST day Of July. 1900.
2. b. DODDIeS,
49, @ J. L. HUGHES.
ftsg F. .JEp5OS,
nol3 50 r-Fjs Commissioners
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WHEELING INSTRUMENT co.

In conjunction with comforts We will offer In
TITS department Blankets In MI sizes at lower
figures than you will sgsiu have au opportunity
TO buy. l0.i Blankets in gray and blue colors,
extra si2e and weight, good, heavy. warm cover.
Ing, VIII sell during this week at only 81 a nair
-.-same Blankets In lii, same color, 50 a5 a
pair, reduced from s.. These prices hold GOOD
iof ms week only-lo pure Wool blankets,
guaranteed pure wool and cannot DO bought ut
our figures elsewhere-ll.i pure " DOL llatlkcts.
IN red or white coors, IS so pair, reduced from
81. These goods arc warranted al wool, both
here this week. The prices do not measure Tic
qualities--Larea slze White Bed Spreads will
be sold at 81 70. former prices! 2t-Good dual.
ity Spreads full hzc % cents, reduced from 81 50
you would have double value. =. j" n :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-03

PROFESSOR SHELF, the optician, is now
located at Lash's jewelry store, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. The glasses
he adjusts give excellent satisfaction.
Those needing glasses or using glasses
not suited to their eyes will do we'll to
consult him, and have their eyes tested
for glasses without charge. Mwr&w
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The Council Committee on Accounts
met last night to open the bids received
for printing and binding the city ordi.
nances as compiled by White and Allen.
Only one bid was in, that Of the Register,
which offered to do the work for 81 SIS
per page. The contract was therefore
awarded to that company.
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Tie New l!ridgo Oenisneto1a.

CIV. G. Ferris, Of the firm OF Ferris
& Kaufman, contractors for the erection
Of the bridges OF the Wheeling Bridge
Company, arrived in the city from Pitts.
burgh last night and is at The Mcclure.
Mr.. kaufman hes been here aeveral
days. They come on 'busiGcs1 connect.
ed with the contract and the suits oil
Baird llros., tho sIb.oontrag!ors for the
superstructure.
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Bos1oS. MASS, Dec. 2-There has been a
ste,dy but quiet market for WOOL: Ohio X &2c;
y and above Ut 3.llza3Gc: NX and XN and above
3ia3jc, and No. ! ut 51a;tSc; Michigan X 3Oc.
staple woods have been firm: No. | cOmbing 4Oa
q. 69c Tor fine: 5se for fine medium, aud 5,a,jc
for medium: Texas, California md oregon woods
quiet: pulled woods steady; choice SUPER 4oai5c
lair TO good super ~ 30a}Sc. aud OF extra at 2la
sec; foreign woods has been firm but quiet.
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Two l;nd Doys Caught,

Late last night Constable ]. F. Horton,
OF Washington county, Pa, arrived in
the city from Pendleton county, w.
Va, having In charge two prisoners
whom he captured a Mouth Of Senaca,
in pendleton county, aud who are
wanted at Washington for burglary.
They arc William and Oscar Shirk, aged
respectively fourteen aud seventeen
vpnru U,tH
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Dry Goods.

New YoEK, Dec. Q. business in dry goods was
without new development, the demand con.
tinnins quiet though expectant. There was no
ehsns8 and no aetailE OF traasae.ions OF special
interest. agents were urged to make prompt
shipments OIL good orders, because of cXpecte-,
advance in irelghts, and were very busy with
such details There was n continued good tone
70 The iaas4et. There was AL important auction
sale oil winter satincts by order OF Macintosh,
GREENE \ Co, comprising 1900 cases of the value
OF about s2!5,0OO. There was a large representa-
tive gathering and the bidding was fairly
spirited. though the prices realized averaged
low. Standard goods going 0!ahout 7 to 10 pcr
cent from agents prices, which was probably
WOODEN goods market Was quiet IN consequence
oI the gcA1r - -
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Yesterday morning Philip Dobbs was
fined So and costs for drunkenness, and
James Rouse 81 and costs for the same
olensc. May Wilson and Pearl Davis,
arralgned on a charge OF being out after
shutdown for purposes Of prostitution,
were discharged, their own story being
that they were out, going after lunch,
and there being no evidence to the con.
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In Sfarcll Of Her Uncle.

Chief OF Police Delbrugye is in re-
celpt OF a letter from Bridget O'Shea,
whose address is oll N. Amity street,
Baltimore, and who is very anxious for
some reason to find an uncle, David
O'Shea, whom she has not seen for
many years, and who was last heard Of
long ago as being in Wheeling. She re-
quests the Chief to have his force in
auire forsuch a man.
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L. S. Coon sells dry goods the cheapes

You cannot see and need spectacles
you should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other OpticIan in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUHB, "
Jewcler and 0pticiah,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted tc
reeord ene deed Of trust and transfers as
follows;
Noyembere0, by Robert Miller, trustee,
and others, to Henry Foster, for $1,000,
part of lot 03 on the west side of Main
street in North Wheeling.
November 90, by Anton Reymann and
Thusnelda, his wife, 10 August Pes.in.
ger, for $3.50, lot 6 OF lot 5 Of the sub.
division of Lydia Cruger's estate, in Elm
Grove I.-l SSH ~
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To Increase Its Capacity.

The Etna Iron and Steel Company
will begin the erection Of new three
high plate mill at their works in the
near future. The IEtna has possessed a
similar mill for . number OF years, and
the addition of another one will increase
it's capacity greatly.
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/. SALES UNPRECEDENTED.
OURLOW PRICES

o. every variety. Larges. sIze Country Blanket
t ps popular Bradley Blanket, In Scarlet. Whiie
tcect I 4em Blpe us money in your pocket 10
me pest yarns at the lowest prices among
tnnm me popular GAINESVILLE Yarn, Tho bcst q
cent Country Flannel in the city. go 49, -
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Now Is Your Opportunity.

Our agents will call on you in a few
days. Please give them a courteous
hearing, as they will show you our
special holiday offer.
Don't let this opportunity pass you
by, but secure your tickets from the
agents. Good work guaranteed.
PLUMMEE, Photographer,
~ lbs Main street.
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NritlasDOrt.

CUES! Of friends here. - "''
dent insurance business. =, 49,
Proi. James Duncan and Dan Moore viii Get
INTO their new houses soon. - 49, o.
The o. VA. N. OF BrIdgepors will riys an
oyster supper at the Van re!; house soon. -
Firo hrics Gre baing received here for having
IN lNe spring. : -" ~ %
hilly Newsum has shaken the dust Of Bridge
port from his tassellcd patent leather CALLERS.
and gone to East LIVERPOOL =
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Those wishing to take advantage Of my
special holiday offer had better procure
tickets from my agents, who are no can
wasting the city. The agents will only
be selling these tickets short time.
Don't let this golden opportunity pass
Remember, a life sized crayon free
We take this plan to introduce our ele.
CANT crayons to the public. :
.7f PLUMBER, Photographer,
ll3S Main street.
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cinnati for Pittsburgh, is scheduled to
pass up at s a. "m.-The Andes Is due
down Tor Cincinnati at n. m.-The Ben
Hur Will leave for Parkersbnrg at 1850
a. m.-The local packets arc expectedin
and out as usual. E
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A Salvation Lieutenant Arrested,

Lieutenant Charles Clark, OF the Sal.
Walton Army, was arrested yesterday on
a warrant sworn out in Squire Ankles
court by Frank Grubler, who charged
him with assault and battery. The case
was set ior trial at7.o'clock this evening.
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ale SuttlliofllfeE
Office. Nos. 70 aud u ar,een,h Street.
New Advertisements.

.
A Pointer on Hats and Caps-M.J. McFadden
Cheap Homes and building Lots For sale-C.
A. schaefer Il Cu.-fourth page. IN
stockholdcrs' Meo.lng-ilcss OIL aud Gas Co.
Fourth page. -.
Stockholders Meeting Hughes OIL and Gas
Co.-Fourth page.
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.
Stocks For SalG-R. y. Irwin.
Grand Rapids Carpet swecpcrs-Scsbitt &
BIO. -'l-g Es# IsHa
Wanted-A Boy.
holiday uoads-afeLa!n DYes. n.
Give Your Boys Useful Present.
Opera iloue.-The California Comic oPett
Company. l..
The Now Webster In Attractive Bindings.
Wantcd-A White Woman Cook. t,f al
WHnteh-A FirstClAss Cook. 5
For saic-S. NcStttt. .,f,. n ft0
Damouds-1. q, Dillon & Co.
Handsome Christmas Pfescnts-John W
Jyles. s11t. ss
For Sale--A Fine Farm.
Iloge 4 Bro.-Aardwarc, etc.
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WAsn1NeToN, D. O., Dec. 2-Fol
Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and Ohio, light snows; easterly winds;
slightly warmer.
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Improvement Mt the sta nm.

The Stamm is making IN important
Improvement in the shape OF q recess
and storm door at the entrance to the
Office. An ornamental box with doors
opening three ways is being built out
over the pavement. n. -... 8
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Robert Rose was crossing Twelfth
street yesterday when he was struck by
a hearse, and knocked down, the wheels
passing over his body. His face and
nose were skinned in the fall and his
back was exceedingly sore last evening,
but he received no serious injuries. :
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to electunlly cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 CO bottles by all leading druggistu.
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Yonnr Heuser,. sl,nt ra.nl

Joseph Heuser, the young nan who
shot himself near the home OF his wild.
owed mother, in East Wheeling, died
yesterday Q little before noon from the
effects Of his rash act, b
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BUILDING LOra


SPECIAL OFFER ToRilo DAYS ONLY.
SGoo-Lot Soxl2i on touth side OF Zane street,
S9oo-Eight lots S0xlGO, South tenn street:
Logger. dr." - - :, " sA'' VI
s o-Ten lots soxlco. South Elm street.
y, 2Do-One lot 5oxlGe. corner Fortleth and
si,50o-one 10. 5Ox1Co, nnc lot, moth OF Fortie.h
easy. ts- -fta i }rllTI- = - " 'S'NAo
Five lots on Woods street south Of Fo,tv.
S Sec street soxoo One very large fractional
balance on long term II SO desired. ~''
sub division. - y ops'oe4
sr si@eSEour lots 2'zlto. Behrens & spedes
sub division. -. y "r0''1s '
Subdivision. - '-@''' - " op''u'i 1a
diiion, below Fo1iy.eighth street. ~. -
q, one Acre piece Of ground north Of Tnbe
orks. between Ohio River and baltimore (
looking ahead. . - ~ 'o'A' o NC
IN Wheeling, 800 '' ~ ee''1ns eetiee
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G. A. SCHAEFER s. 60
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Corner Eourteeath and Markc. Streets on
O. . 4
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II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want tirst.class work and low prices,
call at Office OF LA. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street
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Tho importance OF purifying tho blood can
not DO overestlmated, for without pure blood
ycu cannot enjoy good health.
! At this season nearly every ono needs 4
good medicine to purify, vltalizc, and enrich
the blood, and We ask you to try Hoods
pocI,I;or Sarsaparilla. 1tstrengthens
= 0Su'os and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while 1t eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
OF tho vegetable remedies used give 10
Hoods Sarsaparilla pecul- Tol4oeI.,
lar curative powers. No y iloGIl
inchassuch record OF wonderful
cures. II you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods Sars1pari1ia do not be induced TO
tako any other instead. It Is Pecu!Ia,
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
Hoods sarsaparllla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by G. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass,
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. :

Notice Is hereby given that n general meeting
Company will be held at the once Of ]. r
sommeryille: No. 1901 Chapllne street. in the
city OF Wheeling, county Of Ohio, and State Of
Wes. Virginia, GU "wednesday, December n n
1890, at 1880 O'Clock p. m, 10 elect a Board III
Directors. make By. Laws and tran ,ent any oiher
business which msy beglawiully done BY tIc
said stockholders In general meeting. : - -
Given under our hands this I'd day OF pccem.
Der, 1880. 49, +. HuGaE9, 80 =
JAMES A, HENRY,
VS. nst, HENRY j. ARDENS,
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