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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-23
THE COUNTY CON MITTEE,

The New Republican Committee Makes m
Organization.
The members OF the new Republican
Committee OF Ohio County met yester.
day for the purpose OF organizing. Mr..
T. C. MoIat was called 10 the chair and
Sam Brubaker was chosen temporary
Secretary. A motion was made to make
the organization permanent, but Mr..
Brubaker declined to accept the Secre-
taryship. Mr.. J. u. Belleville was then
nominated and unanimously chosen Sec
rotary. Mr.. Bclleville WAC elected as
Committeeman from Madison district,
Mr.. George Wise resigning. There were
several other matters attended to, but
nothing else Of public interest %transpired.
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Remember We are still ceiling

lTenty pounds Light Brown suga....sl &C
sixteen pounds Standard A sugar.... 90
fA'een pounds Standard GRADUATED Sugar i "
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A FORMER WHEELING MAN
Strikes It Pretty itch 10 n Land Deal ut
Omahs.

strikes 1t Pretty itch 10 n Land Denl ut
Omaha.
The Omaha Daily Bee OF August IS has
the following abou! an old Wheeling
man whose good fortune will rejoice his
friends here greatly:
Mr.. Edward Larkin, formerly the
well known dry goods man OF North
Sixteenth street, has Just effected the
sale OF his ranch, live stock and outfit In
Saunders county for the elegant little
sum Of Slli. 0C0.J This is the outcome Of
a purchase Of n lot in this city four years
ago, for which Alr. Larkin paid 5000.
be subsequently, erected a row OF flats
upon the land, and then exchanged both
buildings aud ground for the property
which be has JUS. disposed OF. The pur.
chasers have incorporated under the
name OF the Ashland Land and Live
Stock Company, and will make the place
one OF the finest feeding farms in the
country, spending $4,000 on 1t in i'm.
provements.
Mr.. Lsrkin's success will be heartily
appreciated by his many friends.
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to some point on Elk below the mouth
Of Holly. II thGt route Is ~impracticable
the road will be built here.


So -
She /. Ilemtssd to the IIospitAi-cnpt.
Dovtuer detained n. her Counsel.
Dora lIanlin, the woman arrested for
stealing Julia Chisneli's diamonds, was
last evening removed from the county
nil 10 tho North Wheeling hospital.
Abou. 1 o'clock Dr.. Ackerman aud DR..
Garrison examined her, and then wrote
the following:
WHEELING, August 90, 1870. g,
To LAuiI SoHud, E3, s.Tgg Ohio C0uHiv;
DEAR Sin:-We, the undersigned, re.
specially represent that T. L. Woke
myer, now confined 10 tho county jail,
Ia 30 seriously III as to necessita,e imme'
date transfer 10 the hospital. where she
can receive proper and necessary nurs'
Ing and attention.
Longer detention In her present quart
era will interfere With her recovery.
Very respectfully,
Gro !. GARRISON, NJ. d.
GREGORY A~cEgGMANS, N. D.
This had the desired effect. Justice
Davis was asked II he had any objection
to the removal, and said he bad nc
jurisdiction. lie was asked II he would
sign a paper TO the eiIec, that he had M
personal obi action TO her removal, anC
be said he would, but no such papel
was presented to him. She was remoyet
by Deputy Sheriff. Garden and Ben'z
Last night word came from the hospita
that shu was resting easy, and her syinp
toms were favorable.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Rev. q. B
Graham called on the woman and sa'
with her some time. Later Deputy
Sheriff Garden called in Mr. Sommer
Vile, but whea he arrived he found bel
10 weak that he thought she needed
spiritual advice rather than legal
and at bis suggestion Rev. Dr.
Mcclure was called and talked 10 thu
girl a while. In the afternoon sht
managed, though she could not speak
to have Capt. Dovener called in, and ht
told her not to worry. 1t is understood
that he and Mr.. Sommerville will be hel
lawyers. Capt. Dovener leaves to-day
for Kansas on business. He expects L
be gone five days, and he said last night
there would be no preliminary exami
nation in the case until he returned.
Squire Davis last night criticised the
officials iorallowiug Dora 10 be removed
He says he has no doubt she will cscaps
from the hospital
DR.. George Baird says he did not cal
to zee the girl Thursday at Capt. Del
brugge's request. lie went to see th'
Chief on business, and did not notice
that the woman was in the room unit
he saw herjust as he left. Then he onl,
glanced at her.
From ! O'Clock yesterday morniu;
until late in the afternoon the girl ha,
not been able to speak. She has beer
subject to lung disease. Four years agt
she bad several hemorrhages. She tray
eled in Europe and elsewhere exten
siyely 10 the hope that she would b,
benefited, aud her physicians cons:d
cred her cured. Last fall, however, sh'
had an attack OF the grip, and spit
good deal OF blood, but waa well to al
appearances, and she says she never wa
better than when she left here for Pitts
buiga last week. Her present illness !!
ascribed to her confinement In the damp
chilly back room in the basement at Pc
lice headquarters, where she was til
last Monday.
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BEgylTtES
Matters OF Miner Moment 10 and Atou
The CITY.

the City.
Jor RIDDLE, OF East Wheeling, was
run In by Officer Driller lea. evening
Tor diEorderly conduct.
THE Committee on Court House and
Jail OF the County Commissioners will
meet a. 20 q. m. today.
woaH will commence on the new
county jail on Monday next unless
something untorseen occurs.
The Red Cross base ball club plays d
game with the Crockery City club q.
Eat Liverpool next Saturday.
YouSo mems meetings at tho Y. ". G.
A. building at s o'clock tonight and 4
o'clock tomorrow. All men invited.
THE dance which was 10 have taken
place at the Park last night was on &C.
count Of the weather given at Franz.
helms hall instead.
TIE Pennsylvania railroad has ship
ped over seventy cars oil wool from this
nlace TO the eastern markets since June
I, Each car contained about 1900
pounds Huntington, Pa, Exporter.
YESTERDAY evening Drusia Bower was
arrested on a warrant sworn out before
Justice Davis by Daley Smith, charging
her with assault and battery. The de-
PENDANT was released on her own recog'
nlzance Til September !.
IL police court yesterday morning,
the case OF Jennie Miller, charged With
keeping q house OF ill.!ame, was con.
tinued on account Of the illness Of the
defendant. George NARROW was sent up
for sixty days for committing q nuisance
at Oldham's boarding Eouse on Main
street.
The rain yesterday at nooon and In
the afternoon vas very heavy and con.
ver,ed the streets into rivers, 40 usual.
A sewer on the corner OF North Huron
and Zane streets was stopped up, and
the streets flooded for some distance by
| the back water. After the storm the
thermometer fell moro than eleven de.
3refs.
DAN McCARTuY's True Irish Hearts
company will commence a two nights
engagement at the Grand on Monday
evening next. This is an entire new
company with the exception OF Dan Nc
earthly and Miss kittie Coleman, and tn.
best that has ever appeared In THU
drama here. Seats are now on Gale u,
Weit's, and thosc who do not wish Il
stand up should secure seats al once.
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MARTINS rgRRr.
Prpe o By firemsn-Lectuse Personal
and General Notes.

and General Notes.
NJ. G. ". Krckuck Is eouvAlescenL
The nacetlng Of the Y. N. G. A..wIll DO held to-
morrow at p m.
Miss Hattie Lowe. OF steubeavIlle, Is the cues,
Of MI. and Ms. J. b. Gillespie.
The Wheeling h Lake Erie track Is laid 10 Salt
Run, ten miles above Rush Run,
Three gentlemen arc In the city writing up
Martins Ferry lot the Pittsburgh Commercial
Gd:Ste.
The bid, for paving Morgan and Bank streets
10 bsldgepott Win hto brick will be opened at
noon to-day.
Nj. John lieslnp has returned from q SIX
weeks VISIT 10 NesG, county. Mrs. Eeslop will
return shortly.
y, A.hby liinklnN will lcclurs on "The Foot.
ptinn Of the Uhsb Ss,rIes" Iu tho A. 81, L,
clutch next Monday cTrning.
NJ. aud Mis-. Felix llAd.clI and children
te!utrei rom Holt. W. "a. yesterday, where
:hty had been visiting relatives.
". n. Falkuet. q Springfield, Ohio. who has
been spending the SUMMER with MI. ADD ], A,
DICKSON, feluthtd hone yesterday,
The, usual services will DO held 10 the U. +.
church 10 morrow. the pastor, Rev, A.. L. Brown.
lee, having Returned from his vacation.
Mts. Williamson and daughters, Misses Jessie
and Alice. aud Misses Anna Rslslou, sarah
Lwit Fertile btAel ford and Gettle Heed, re.
aIA1 AA9s S'tuluk.
Prot J. ". ssh0lcld has completed the tuning
Of The pipe organ In the Eptscopai church, and
u Is ready for use. SnSetyIces will be held In
his church until the flst sunday In September,
owing To the absence OF the rector, Rev, Charles
o'Ner., who Is IN Canada. -
The Mar in's Ferry drenen go. a good drcn.h.
iog Ia be'lalte yesterday, but returned happy
last evening. The Hook and Lauder ComrauIy
with Its truck, and the viglIant no o Cou i,,ny,
wItn iH reel, went down aud marched lii the
procession: The latter had ,hItsy. seven met,
an carried OF 'hs ptiz, Of SIS In gold offered Il
me company having tho largest humber OF men
10 line and making the best apbcarnnce, Thi,
was a surprise 70 tho boys. and made them smile
also The MAIliu's Ferry people who Rccompa
MED them. The news Of the winning OF The
prize was received here with general rejoicing
The fire laddits will so down again today and
lake part In the race. They do rot exptc, e
win The y psIG.. but will go with the eSptcta
ton OF having some fun aud learning snmv,hjng
about racing. They can we'll aIlrl TO spend IL
for entering.
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LADIES and children's fine tan colored
Oxfords from Is centl up.
Ladies' fine Dongola patent leather tip
button 81 50, worth g 90.
Ladies' fine worked button hole kid
shoes 05 cents, worth 81 %.
Children's good spring heel button
shoes IS cents, worth so cent?.
Stones CASH Snor STORE.
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A Horse Recovered from Gipsics

Yesterday james Dolap, Of The Eighth
ward, complained to Justice Davis that
his son had taken a horse valued at s1j
and hal traded it to a camp Of Gips;es
east OF the city. Suit for the recovery oil
the animal was brought, and Constable
Lauchlia went out TO serve the process.
At the Gipsy camp the C5n:table had
no. trouble getting possession OF the
horae, the Gipsies being willing to give
him up when the circumstances were
explained.
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The girl May Simpson, alias Annie
Mccullough. accused Of stealing S. and
a geld ring flom q young man named
Yoder, aud Mr.. Hammond, Of the Island,
with whom Yoder boarded and the GID
worked, was arrested last night by the
police, and being arraigned beforesquire
Ankle. was sent to jail in default of 500
bail Tor her appearance Monday for a
preliminary hearing.
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t.. & o. Excursion to Detroit Ind ustrinl
Exposition, vim. S%andusky and Put.in.
Bay, Sunday, August cath.
On the above date the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad company will sell round
trip excursion tickets to Detroit, via
Sandusky and the new and elegant
steamer Frank Z. Kirby, good for re-
turn passage until September 5:h, at the
low rate ofS3 90. Train will leave Wheel.
ing at H:4O p. m, Sunday, August q.
For tickets and sleeping car accommo.
dations call at depo. ticket office.
Those tickets are good 10 stop of at
Sandusky and Put-in-Bay within the
limit and will be one OF the most popu.
lar excursions OF the season. The
Detroit Exposition is the largest in the
western country. For information, rates
and time OF tralrs, call on B. & o. agents,
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B. F. Meighen, Esq., OF Moundsville,
recently elected Chairman OF the State
Republican Committee, was in the city
yesterday. He has already gone to work
actively at the duties Of the position.
Last evening the Mouudsville brass
band, accompanied by a number OF
leading Republicans, serenaded Mr..
Meighen at his home. They were in.
vited in. aud after some informal re.
marks, refreshments were served. All
the Republicans OF Moundsville are
proud that the Craftsmanship fell to a
Moundsyille man. ="
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MoundsvilIs Camp Meeting

August 2lst to 3lst inclusive, Balti,
more & Ohio traina will leave Wheeling
daily except Sunday for Moundsville
camp station at 600 and 500 a.. m, and
100 and 6:l0 p. m Returning will leave
camp station at $3.50 a. m. 1905, AGO
and 1000 p. M. Sundays August 2Ath
and 3lst, one train will leave Wheeling
for the camp station at $3.50 a. m.
promptly. Returning will leave camp
station at 500 p. m.
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The Camden Railroad Editor.

The Buckhannou Banner contains the
following: We have been informed that
the Camden railroad route from the
head OF Euckhannon river by way OF
Webster G. II. has been abandoned as
impracticable. The road will almost
certainly DO built up Laurel creek and
through the glades OF Webster to Gauley
river. An engineer corps is now run.
ming a preliminary line from Flatwoods
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!Toas, Coffeos, SpIcos, Etc,
oOot SSsiSSot SPiICS, EtC.
Tea
co.
Tea Importers Coffee Roastcrs.

Will for tho next twenty days, Ia.
ginning Saturday, August ., sell To,
Sets, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sells, Library
Lamps, Stand Lamps, Vacts, Elsoue
Figures, &C., at prices heretofore IN.
heard Of. Remember these ase new apl
stylish goods, not old odds and ends
usually offered by parties adver,isiur
reductions in prices. We never allow
goods TO accumulate on our hands II low
prices will move them. This ia nav
feature In u business, and as We Lavs
been for many years the Acknowledged
leader in every line We handle, 60 va
are determined 10 lead in this AZ N,
very beginning. We have never recop.
nized any competition. Our facilities
for buying goods in large quantities
from frat hands, always for cash, en-.
able US to sci! ut prices that strike Ter.
ror TO the old ioey merchants. We ara
always busy. No dull season. On,
prices keep the steady flow OF trade up.
interrupted the year round.
Here are a few OF cur prices:
Tea Sets, Adanant!ue. plain, So rltces....sSw
Tea ses. Adamantlne, decorated, IS piece, IA
Tea Sets. AdamsntIne, fine decorated, 20
... ..........,., & "a
Tea Sets. A~datnan.tne, extra tlnc, Sc pieces 60
Dinner Sets. AdamaatIne. plain. l0l pieces 40
Dinner Sets, Adsmantine, decorated. 10!
"a
Dinner Sets. AdAnantine. fnc decorated,
luI plc:es...... ....-.......-. ...,,. u ~
Dinner sets, Adsmaa;!nc, very fine decora.
ted' luI pieces ........ II 81
Toilet Sets, A%damaa:lne, plain, 10 pieces, .,
Toilet Sets, Adsmautlne, plain. II pieces. 40
Toilet Sets. Adaman,ine, decorated, 10
2Sj
Toilet Vets, Adam an;lne. fine decorated y
pleees"''...--. S
Toilet Sets, AdamGatine. extra dne deccta.
ted. IL So. .-...... q
Toilet Sets. AdamAn.ine, granite banded,
" ..... ....... ..... :. ..- - . Al
Toilet sets. Adamantlnc, granite blinded.
........... %
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If you cannot sec md need spcctaclcs
you should call on us md have orr Eyes
tested without charge. We lave ihc
finest Instruments mad more experience
tlian any other Gpticlan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUHB,
. Jewelcr nnd 0ptlcian,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Streets.
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bridgeport,

John Gilin Is suffering an attack OF sickness.
Z. Il. Daniels. Of Columbus, Ia the pues, of
friends In the West Fad.
Work has been begun on two new residences
on the hill south OF Kirk wood.
Mrs. Maggie Upton and Miss Hannah Smith
left Yesterday for Chippewa lake.
Mrs, T. Doau and Mrs. Dave EIeldy returned
Thursday from u week. visit 10 Chippewa,
Harry Edmuuds, OF !Etnavillc, left Yesterday
10! Ciucinnati and Louisville, Ky, 10 visit
friends. "
John McKim, OF the Penusylyaui. Compsny's
on old friends.
The Bridgeport Glass Company Is getting the
In a short time.
l.. SHlles, Of Shelby, o., one OF Ohio's mos:
prominent railroa1 attorneys, spcat yesterday
IN the city on legal business.
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William Rau, a Cleveland & Pitts
burgh brakeman, employed on train No
03, was struck by n %mail.catcher while
climbing up:the side Of u box car ut Bur
lington, last night, md had his neck
broken. His remains were brought tc
Bridgeport, and will be sent to Wells.
vile, where he leaves u mother and Bis
ter, for interment.
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Indications.

WAsnlSoroN, D. G., August oo.-Fo,
West Virginia, fair weather; northerly
winds; cooler in the eastern portion
stationary temperature in the western
portion.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair wealth
er, preceded by light local showers or
the lakes; %northerly winds; slightly
cooler.
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M. J. McFaddon.
Camp Shirts,
FOR
Hunting and Fishing.

Good Striped D0mct Camp Shirts, e5 cents.
FlDcs, bonnet Flannel Camp Shirts. flaln
B,son, md Pockets, Ito new styles, at 20 cents
flEekt D0met Flannel Camp Shirts flA!:ed
B0sons AID Pockets. 100 new styles, NJ 70 cents,
Finest Para Cloth Camp Shirts, Flain or Flat
ed Bosoms. Yckcs and Pockets, won't fade OF
shrink, IS cents.
Good Melton Cloth Camp Shirts, Dark Co!oss'
20 and Is centB.
Genuine French Flannel Striped Camp Shirts
IS cents
one hundret! styles imported French Flannel
Camp Shirts, made with Jokes, Collar bands and
Pockets, reduced 10 81.
Jersey Camp shirts, warranted not to shrink.
IS cents and 81.
Good Black sAteen Camp Shirts, 81 %.
Twenty s,yles very fine French Flannel Camt
Shirts, made with YOkts. Collar Bands and
Pockets. reduced TO 81 Is.
Finest French Flannel Camp Shirts. silk tewed
msde with iGktX, Collar Lands and Pockets,
81 10.
l,ey.' Camp Shirts, Plain or Plated Bosoms,
IS and 10 cents.
One hundred styles OF Tlez Tor Camp Shirts nj
and 10 cents.
summer UnderSh!rH and Drawers, Il, IS, %
and TO cents.
Good straw Camp Hats a. s. 10. 10 and Is cents.
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Tho Stockholders OF the Wheeling
District Camp Meeting Association will
on Tuesday, August %, between the
hours oil p. m. and 3 p. NJ, at their
office on their Camp grounds, elect seven
members Of the board, six to serve iol
four years, and one to fill the unexpircd
term Of William Hastinga, Esq, deceased.
h. T. MEG EEGoR, Secretary.
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Cresap's Old Groye-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
Tor picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to J.G. Tom
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Wheeling, W. Va
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The steamer r. /. Phillips will leave
Wheeling at 1920 a. m. and Bellsire ut s
O'Clock Sunday morning, August cath,
Tor Moundsvillc. Returning leaves
M%oundsyllle at 1880 y. IN. Between the
hours named will be running 10 her reg.
ular trade. H. j. MENpgL, Manager.
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Dry GOOd1.

New YORK. Angus. 22.-Trade In DRY roods
was In very fair shape Today. Jobbers We're
very active In all departments. Agents were in
receipt Of a considerable volume Of orders for
The movement In both directions WIS becom inr
fuller, and the accounts from other iobbins
centres represented a similss condition n
thinHs. There were no new features otheryiso,
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EXCURSIONS TO THE SOUTHWEST,

Reduced Rates to St. Joseph, Mo-, vim the
Pennsylvania Lines.
For the National Encampment of Sons
OF Veterans at st. Joseph, Mo-, August
$3.50, round trip tickets will be sold at
REDUCED rates via the Pennsylvania on
August "a, Is and 90, good returning
until September l.
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Pabst Dre wing Company, formerly Phi
Best Brewing Company, Milwaukee Bot
tied Beer, Export, Bohemian, Sclec
and Hofbraeu brands. II. l.. Wheat
agent. 1915 Main street. Telephone 5se
Family trade solicited. Mwras
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Gbe S%nteuigcufer
ONCE, Nos. 70 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisement

Annual Statement o. the Board OF Education
Fourth pags.
Oh ~Ycsl-Ewing Bros.
House 4 hc~imAnn-Fourih Page.
Executors sAlc Of Valuable Heal Estate.
List OF letter. Rem aiming III the Posiolice.
MiM Belle Ba!llc't School.
Music, Drawing and Painting.
CrOluet-C. IL. QGimhy.
IL, l.ukt'H =. l.. Lhutch.
blue Print rnptr-E. L.. SIchol.
ScnOol Tor Girls.
William Observation-Disclosures OF Piano Forte.
Save Your EyeS-l. G. Dillon & Co.
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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 etlec.ually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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III you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want tirst.class work and low prices,
call at office Of L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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We will open a Ladies' Glass at our
Bicycle School. For particulars call or
write us. Epw. L. RosE 4 Co.., &c
Lessons Free. 81 Twelfth street.
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For the Labor Demonstration at Pitts.
burgh, September l, the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will sell excur-
sion tickets at g, good returning Sep
tember2 9.
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DoS'r wait till spring to buy YOU
Wal! Paper and pay so per cent more
thaa you can get same now at % E!ey.
enth street, assignee sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-23

ESrEnrEIsE BAKING POWDER makes
lighter and winter biscuit than any
other.
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HAVE you seen the Premiums for the
Bridge picture cut from Ohio Valley
Coffee? :
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IT will pay YOU to purchase now and
hold your Wall Paper til! you want to
use lt-sale now going on at %, Elev.
enth street. RI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-23

EACH pound Of Ohio Valley Coffee Is
part Of a useful house l1ture-investi.
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THE worst cases Of scrofula, salt rheum
and other diseases Of the blood, are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 3
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ORpERs for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, 2lOO
Main St. Kimmel Whisky u specially.
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The Victoria,

"The Ladies' Victor" has arrived. and
we will open our school. Ladies' Class
now forming. Call and join. All vel
come. EDw. L. Rose & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-23

Buy THE BEsr-Ohio Valley Coffee,
Your grocer has it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-23

GIBsoS's Prepared Mustard finest for
table use. TThds,