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C.Boyd, George Reese and William IL.
Wood. Tho remains were laid 70 rest In
RlycrYlewL Cemetery. q I. M Y n n way. AK
Inrldg;e,,lp,,olrt's Iludgloit.I

~ .tiJtit sia3 Uriugeports iiuuRct. W, I17
Fred Amerlne Is undergoing an attack
OF sickness. " 81 u 4, 4,
J. g. Reynolds, Of Columbus, spent
yesterday with friends here.
w. T. Graham Is able to be out again,
after suffering an attack OF influenza.
Tho Standard mill ID on full and has
made the weeks run without any mis-
haps. 4 ~, ~ 4, $ 81 III
II D I'M. Todd was driven out to-day
In a buggy by Mr.. John Amerine. II Is
his first trip out, for months. s.,sI
Tho r. ". Bags lumber mill Is run.
ming on part time. The mill will prob.
ably 80 on full in the near, future. "
Walter Taylor, formerly connected
With. @. Dent & Co., has been appoint
cd baggagc:master at the Q. 4 I. depot
here. 4, n ~ & "a
Tho old pavement In front OF the
Sherman! House has been torn up and
a new stone walkAwill DO laid lin It's
place. iii 4, ), Z y 4 IN,
Tho iEtna Iron Company will add to
their mill plant for pickeling iron pro.
paratory to cold rolling II. The mill Is Is
on full. rs s. als e y
Scott Bell, who lost his right hand re-;
Gently while coupling cars, is getting
along very nicely, and does not seem to
think much Of his loss. a u
n Officer Ed Keller picked up nm UNI.
known man lying on tho Cleveland d
Pittsburgh track :belowithe yEtna mill
yesterday noon, who was in such a state
Of intoxication that he could neither
speak nor move. He was found about
ten minutes before the mail train passed.
"a Colonel Hill lost II, valuable COW by
sickness reccntly. Before 1t died IN
enterprising fnoighborS gave him one
dollar for, the COW, and after tho COW.
kicked the bucket there was trouble
and II dispute as to who should pay fu.
neral expenses. a compromise was
made through the glue man. sSE
The system Of "still.nightn oil lamps
adopted by Council to light the Kirk
wood streets, should most decidedly be
thrown away and some design OF lamp
substituted that2wil make just 10 little
light, and that will not 60 out'in breezy
weather. During the recent windy
nights almost every lamp in Kirkwood
went out. y Z So :, Isl a d. iis!{
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y The Drnmmcrs Coming in Force. 4
al Now that the holidays are over the
travelling statesmen are beginning i to
mewith rush, and the baggagemen
and hotel porters are;kept on the jump
handling! the heavy sample cases and
trunks, while the hotel clerks are quito
their wits ends trying 10 accommodate
all those who want sample rooms. II Col.
Sam Harrison, OF the Mcclure, said yes
terday that he could not remember when
the rush had been so heavy at this sea-
son OF the year; he was forced yester-
day to put some guests with samples on
the top floor All these festive drum
mers appear to be in unusual good
spirits, all OF which is taken as an indi.
cation that the outlook; for a big bust
ness the coming spring is good. Il 4, y
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7 --9-I- - = >. : : : 90 y
Bnnlsllcil o l,rllnlrn.

1.-The only cases in Police Court yester-
day morning were those OF George and
Susan 5Englehard, the two hard cases
from Centre Wheeling. who about once
in so often manage to raise a disturb.
anceof some kind and get before the
courts in consequence. The were both
sentenced to three months imprison.
nent, the panEin the sworkhouse aud
the woman in jail, but execution was
suspended on their promising not to be
seen in the city. for that length OF time.
They were allowed till noon 10 depart
and the officers instructed to pull them
in ii they are found in the corporate
limits after that hour any time within
the next six months. The pair an
neunced that they would go to Bellaire
and remain there during their period Of
Punishment. ,:'s'5l,
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Wheeling Installnent Co.

The quotation " Humanum est err,are,
is the best apology ve can make for our
many shortcomings in the past, and
with il. We promise amends. Systems
cannot be inaugurated and strictly OBJ
served as quickly as We should like it
done:-1t takes time to make perfect:
The immense trade that was ushered in
at our grand opening last November, and
till the close OF S0-pointed
out many improvements that. we have
already established. In asking there.
fore for your patronage this year-we do
SO knowing full well that you will ap.
preciate our edorts-and promising YOU
at the same Time that we intend to serve
you better than ever, re.-Your
interests are identical with ours.-To
serve Won ia M nlnosa nc Is III 81 J :.
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,row n nrlos Through Tho: window W

s52 Throw ti,i n Brick Through the Window. u
81 Recently Charles Flynn, a riverman,
while an inmate! Of the hospital created
disturbance. with Patrick Whelan, and
in consequence was sent away from the
institution. u On Thursday evening he
returned :to!the hospital and applied for
admission but was refused. Under cover
Of darkness ho threw a brick through
window, which struck ,Whelan in the
stomach, knocking him senseless. The
police were notified at once, but Flynn
succeeded in making his escape. a
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"a. l.. RICE & co.

t.SWe have arranged IA Special Mark
Down Sale or TOrcll0u Lnces aud Eln.
ibr0lderies, and the balance OF our cele.
5brated t".M" Brand or Muslin Under.
wear, made entirely, ."stacking and nj, y
on lOck.stitcll machine, 4 cord tliread,
both upper ind under, are full slze III
length gand Width, nnd mnde OF g0Ud
muslin and line cambria; the skirts aud
drawers llnYe the yoke band, mud arc In
.ey0ry respect well made. anew line
.OrlIaCk Snede Alousquctalr0 Kid Gloves,
aud ! iull assortment Of, The Empress"
and '.SaxOn Beauty" In black und col.
Ors, lust received, 81 * ~
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5BRI.LiIRE BUDGET.
Matters of Minor Moment in the Glass
City-Pcrsonnl News. =, ,ssfit i,
George Pracht left last night for To.

Matters of Minor 4 Moment in the Glass
City-Pcrsonni News. I. ss Z. Z.
George Pracht left last night for To.
ledo. s,7,S s:s .s,3s;; 8
Miss Taylor, the training teacher. is
very sick. 3f:.57 VS. F.
Mrs. OH. EDankworth is down with
the grippe. ~
Mr.J. II. Doddridge, Of Wheeling, was
in the city yesterday. 4; ~. "
Tie funeral Of Charles Poole will
take place this afternoon at 9 o'clock. N
Mr.. Albert Michael, OF the Fourth
ward, is suffering with ulcers in his eye.
Mr., Chris. Capito is back home again,
after n visit of . several weeks in West
Virginia. 49,; q;
q DR.. Dixon, who was reported dead on
Thursday ut his fathers home at Glen
coe,r was in the city yesterday at his
Office. ~ !, 4
4 Ed. Rodewig was presented with gold
pin by Prof. Krogh, on behalf OF the
Young Turner's here, the OCCASION being
his nineteenth birthday. .3 i
Is Edward Feltus, Of New York, and
Miss Lille Pratt, OF Wheeling Island,
were married at St. Clairsyille Thursday.
They are well known here. 5s;;s5,s
A gentleman making some kind iof a
plat OF the city causes a great deal OF
comment, the people wondering why he
is stepping of their property. !t$S554
Z Sixteen couples spent a very pleasant
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Twill Go to Columbus.

" AT a meeting oftthe Young Mems
Democratic Club held last night Sit was
decided that the club attend the Camp:
bell Inauguration at Columbus in n body,
and that they employ the Opera { House
band to accompany them Son the trip.
Seventy members expressed their inten.
tions Of going, and about twentysmem.
bers Of the kenna Club will accompany
them. They will leave here on the Z B.
Y O.satl 10 O'Clock tomorrow night.$.sssl33tsS,
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4 SPECIAL BARGAINS

In heavy weight wUOlcns, consisting
OF Suilings,: pmtAlJonius aud Over
cOatinys, mllicl Mc warrant 10 make up
III iirsl-ciass style. - 81, II s
Z lOU dozen more Ol those celebrated %
cent ltal1 Hose In Fast Buick, McrinU
aud Cancels lluir just received. = t;.3i
" Umbrcllas-A complete line Of Silk
and Gloria Cloth, Win Guld, Silver und
Mood bundles, at S;a',:;l 81
G. HESS & SONS,
4 1891 l. 1873 Market street. L,
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Tho Quickest Time I Ever Made by

i
Tho Quickest Time Ever Made by
g, the Louisville and Nashville II. II.
is on their Present Schedule. sst
iTninsleaye Cincinnati daily ut 7:55 A. NJ. and 7;J0
p 81, Arrive Louisville ll:25 a. n. and lli5 p. NJ:
Nashville 100 T.. NJ. and 60 a. ~; birmingham
1l:DO y. NJ. and 30 r. ~; Montgomery 2:.225 A. NJ.
and 7:O5 p, NJ; Mobile $40 A.: M;aud 2:05 "A: NJ;
Albany Sis A. NJ. and 1:D A.. NJ; iThomasrille
lies a. NJ: New Orleans 1910 noon and 100 Am.
jacksonville, Fla. 2:l0 PM. and 7:55 A; MI Re-
spcc,ively,i % hours and Is minutes 10 New
Orleans and 30 hours and 10 minutes 10 Jackson-
Vile Alsotlj trains run through solid 10 New
Orleans with Pullman Buffet Slcepers attached.
Pullman Buffet slcepers run through from Gin.
clnnati to jacksonville without change. ~
For further information write HERMAN HOLMES,
TSP A., Medina O.; c. i. Sprague. T. L. A.,
Detroit, Mich; or S: s. PARKER, D. I. Al, Gin
cinnati, Q. -. XXX S 5i
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Sat Clerk Hooks Office.

sue NJ. Swift qualified in Clerk Hooks
office Yesterday as the administrators. Of
\ tho estate Of George B. Swift deceased,
giving a bond $ofF $1,000 with Joseph
I Bell as surity. !, 81 I, 81
David Bell qualified as the guardian
/ oi5 George B., aged IS, Mary! Harrison,
aged I, ( and X Sue Xmas, aged y, infant
children OF +. George B. Swift deceased,
giving a bond Of s, 900 for, each child: e
5Ssg Margaret :; Waters was I appointed a
committee iors Joseph Towlinson, an
Iinsane:person, giving aS bond of $500 500
ithiHarry, Waters as surity. z
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y. II. CA. Announcements ,l,,,Is

IS The young mems social religious
meeting will be held at 1880 o'clock to-
night, and the mems Gospel meeting will
beiheld at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
These meetings are interesting and all
men are cordially invited. 5s5i3i,F st!ifi {
EsThe Z Association members monthly
entertainment will be given on Tuesday
evening. The members will have3the
privilege OF taking their lady friends. IS
ls The eighteenth annual convention Of
the Young Mems Christian Associations
Of Maryland West Virginia. Delaware
and District OF Columbia, will be held at
Hagerstown, Nd, January 16 to 10. sIi3% n
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Cured q Il ''Is't Cuticura..

81 ! had known OF tho CuTicunA Ryayn,r,
twcnty.eight years ago Il would have saved ins
sA0 % (two hundred dollars and an iimniense
amount Of suffering. : Ny disease ipsorissisI
commenced on my head In n SPOT moi larref
than cent: II spread rapidly all oyef my bodr
and got under my nails. The scales would iron
Oh 81 me all tho time, and my ,suiIerinr wns
endless and without relief. Ono thousand dol.
lars World not tempt me 10 have this dIscnse
over again; am poor man, but feel rlch' 10
DO relieved OF what some OF tho doctor saii
wN lcprosy. some fingworm. psoriasis, etc,
took go and - sarapRrilias over ono wear
anu hall. put no cure. iwcut TO two or thfrc
doctors, anu no o,ire,' cannot praise Tho Cnti.
cura Remedlcs too mich. They. have made nv
skin as clear and FREQ from scalcs as A baby's
All / used o. them were three boxes al CutIc,ira,
and three bottles Of Cuticura Rcsoiyent. and
two cakes Of Cuticum Soap. n Won hal beeH
hero and kaid you would have cured mo ior
FOO 00, you would have had tho money. iookea
Ike the picture In your book OF psofiasiS Inie.
turc number two, slow TO Cure skin pIscS.es,H
but now am as clear rs any pcmon oyer va ~
Through force oil habit rub my hands ovcr INV nv
arms aud legs TO scratch nncc III a while hui II
no purpose. am all well, i Scratched twcn,V.
eight years, and Il got TO DO a Kind Of ,Gconl
nature 10 mo, y thank you thousand iImss.
3gylslssst5 DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury,. vi Il ID
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Is Consumption Incurable ? ,

]: Read u the following: n Mr. G. Fl.
Morris, Newark, Ark says: !'fWas down
with abscess OF lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an incurable
consumptiYe: Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery ! for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able TO
oversee the work on my farm. It is the
finest medicine eyer made - 81
!. Jesse Middlewart; Decatur, Ohio, says;
s.Had it not been Tor Dr.. Kings New,
Discovery for Consumption II would
have died oflung troubles. Was given
up by doctors. a Am now in best Of
Try it. Sample bottles free at
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. Z SIS s n
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In$delicate health and all who suffer.
from Shabitual constipation, d dyspepsia,
biliousness or piles, should try. the, pleas:
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of! Dates. Sold
in; 80 cent bottles byJ O. R: Goet;e, w.
w. Irwin, John Lauehlin. S Logan Drug
Company and Good Twin q Go, whole:
sale agents. - V Is
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3 The company shall reform and recon econ.
struct the 7 surfaces gof sFTwenty.nintb,
Eoff and Chapline streets, as also alleys
D and =, crossed at a changed grade, 80
as to conform them fairly and reasonably
to the slight differences in elevation au.
thnriEed hY.this ordinance, 81. Iltlasssf
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=, ,is -. -. ,Sss..;,i Z l.l'lls IS
{ MARTINS FERRY MATTERS, :

Mrs. J. T. Thomns' Funeral Other Matters
OF News Closely Condensed.
Robert Cottrell, Esq is quite i'll.
Z Business appears to be very dull on
the railroads. 5 ia az
( Work Is progressing rapidly on the
Terminal Railroad. 1g3,;;; ;33.... 'ili;:
E The Northwood Glass works will close ,,
to-day fol. one week. a
y Communion will DO held in the d, p.
Church tomorrow week. 81. Y ss33ii5}8
VI The protracted meeting at tho NJ. Z.
church is being largely attended. $5sF
y! Mr. G. W. Toland, Principal 81 thu,
High School, has recovered sufficiently.
to be out again. q. Is 4
q Henderson Bros. have taken charge Of
the US. Harrison store, corner Fifth and
Hanover streets. 49,
e Mr.. W. K. 4 Fulton Is returned { from
Whitney yesterday and reports his
brother much better.
1 The cold machines at the SLaughlin
mill will so on next Monday and the hot
machines on Tuesday. 81
X The members OF the; three fire com,
pauies who served last year have been
engaged by Council for this year. a
q job, printing and book binding Of ali
kinds executed in firstclass style. when
you want any work done call at the
brance office Of the DAILY ,INTELiLIGES.
GER. NEE
II The remains OF Mr.&F. Rub, the tailor
who died on Thursday night OF pneumo.
mia after. an illness OF. only several days,r
will be taken to Ironton, O., $ to:dayYior
interment,
~ The funeral Sof Mrs. \ ] I. T. Thornaa,s,
from the Presbyterian Church yester.
day morning was very largely attended
the public schools closing i or; this az.
count. s Rev.*H. N Campbell; pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church, Of which
the deceased was a member, 4 officialad
and was assisted BY Rev. Samuel Bovd
and Rev. a. e. Brownlee, 4 both Of this
city.g The music; was sweet and soft and
touching: The choir selected for the oc,
casion consisted Of, Mrs. Flora wv illiamsa
Miss Eloise Gray, Mr.{J.S G. Z GRAY and
rstWilliamS Mann, with sAliss Emily
.,Warwood presiding at the organ. 81 Tha
fcur selections sung were ga Crown for
Ale, is Well With My Soul, 3 gGOn
the Sweet Other Side,s |and SttWhen the
Mists Have Rolled Away. The floraI |
offerings were. numerous and beautiful
The pail bearers were 3Messrs. William
Mann Mann James 4, DicksonIJ. @, Gray;sE.
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Crooks Visiting In tho City.

rs r.Louis Laskaris,S the Greek fruit.
/ crer on Main street, has for his guests
I John Chuconos. Of !: Milwaukee "a.
! Castos, Of Chicago; George Politics. Of
New, Castle, Pa; p. Politics, of Wash.
.ington, Pa; nv. Poolos, Of Sharon, Pa,
md james iBenekas, Of Salem. They
are all Greeks and have come to visit
sMrsL askaris for the purpose Of having
"a pleasant little reunion.
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IL you cannot see and need spectaclcs
You Should call on us uud huyo your Eyes
tested without Charge. Vie have tic
finest. instruments und more experience
than my other. Upliclan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. 54 JACOB W. lGRUBB, q
jeWeler nnd Uptlcian,
SSissS3 Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Is \ Preventative for Influonrn

D..# Pasteur, the eminent tphysician,
says smoke camphor, and j, keep the feet
dry andSwarm.sW e} shall refer you to
your druggist for the former the latter.
result lie obtained by wearing our
Hand SSewed Extension Sole. Shoes for
ladies. Opera and Common Sense Lasts.
,C1 D and I widths, S9.50.9 For gentlemen
We, have genuine Cork Sole Shoe, Con-
gress or Lace, S. u.
& CO., l049 Main street. 81
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Yesterdays Circuit Court procoe,lIn M :.

~ = S'.S's't SSaAs
Z Yesterday in. Part l OF the Circuit
Court, before Judge PAUL, in the case OF
the State vs. Julia Chisnell, charged
with selling beer without license, the
jury, composed ofsAlbert Beltz,$ James
Smith, George Rocders, Peter Della
PLANE, Fred Chort, William Lyle, Frank
Grubler, Fly Helfenbine, Frank Woeber,
Edward Refer, Edward Burt aud viii
liam Carey, returned u verdict OF guilty.
Messrs. Jacob and Jordan, counsel for
the, defense, at once movedft TO set aside
thererdict and grant a new trial, and
arguments on this motion were set to be
heard on the 18th inst. y ~; Z: 9s r z
$The case OF the State va. Julia Chisnell,
indicted; orsrenting u house to be used
as a house OF ill-iame, was called but not
heard, being continued on motion, till
the next term. ...;;5s !. 5;.s5
There was no chancery business OF any
public interest transacted yesterday, and
nothing was done in Part II, Judge
Campbell being out of the city he is in
the upper counties attending TO some
chancery business, z. \! Il, q y "a ~
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Elixir of Dates <;

Is combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and gprunes, and 5other
tropical ]; fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered !: it i'm
mensely popular. K It cures habitunl con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in so cent
bottles by o. R. Goetze,a W.sW.. Irwin,
w civilians and John iLaughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents. 80 :;5 !;i.
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$APle,nising SENSE,

OF health and strength renewed and Ii
ease and comfort follows the use sof
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
natureto eilectuallyE cleanse the system
when costive or,bilious. For sale; in 5Oc
and 81 90 bottles by, NIL leading druggists.
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Nl)c ssutelllgenrer
] OnIce Nos. II and "a Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

Z New Advertisements.
Wanted--.A. Good Cook. {. (.
". Fourth Street 81. L. Church. =; rs
United Presbyterian Church. n = Slt}S.lts0
Agents Write for Circular. 4.
For Rent-Dwelling House. Il, 8 - Il =
Notlce-Slockholdcr trnnklln Insurance Co.
N0tice-GerlnRn American Remedy Co. 81, 1.
4 For Rent uud For naie-RiuGlart Y Taluln.
3 stockholucrs' AMeetiug-wheeing Title and
Trust Company. ..4.Lt.ss-s .5sSspss Co.'s
Family Arlington Steel Plate .Ranscs-Joseph
Bell Stove Co. : .ii 50 q Z - {.
IL Iioge Y Bro.-The Ideal Feed N Ill. aJti, Il
: Far Sale-G. o. Smith. s,S-'E ~ y
55The Gate City sitter Ewing Bros.-Fourth
page. =. g. l5 ~ "a sa,s.
D. Stockholders Meeting Jefferson Insurance.
5Company--kourth page. I;s..,S - -, ~
4 sunday School Helps for lSsO-stanton & Dav.
lGuport-fourth pnse rE.; stF.jS o. n e ~,
List OF Lettels-rOllrth pngc. 81. e y sts.f
Us Mats-M. J. Mcfadden-ilead OF Local. ~
q You eau Euy--Geo. n. Shook u co.-Iead oil
l,nrytl * r.
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Tic Tw,e,nl,tletllIco,nI,ltlnlrx,.. clnh !.

L A meeting Of the Twentieth Century
Club was held in the, !, G.IA.tR R. Hall last
night, + iora FSpurpose y Of arranging
some Of the details, for the perfection Sof
the, organization. n a committee. WINS ap-.
pointed to secureia permanent place of
meeting, and a subject for. discussion Y at
the next meeting was selected. The
subject is MThe NATURALIZATION OF the
Street 5 Railway, Bridges and Electric
Lights.apWhen and where the next
meeting will be; held will DO decided by
theaAdvisoryd Board when it is learned
where hall may be had III? I n
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Wheeling Instalment Co.

! THERE'S nothing here that VIC wouldn't
have here.-T6ere is nothing that Won
don't Ewant.-Everything we offer this
week is as fresh as flowers culled in
spring time.--We haven't any old stock
to otler at reduced prices.-Yhat we offer
are brand new goods at rock bottom
fgures.--Goods that We can recommend
goods that will please wherever thew
are placed--goods> that carrySwith them
cur reputation-we offer at prices thut
will compel you to come 9here.-Yon
can't study your own interest and miss
this opportunity ofibuying brand new
goods at the same prices that you pay for
old stock elsewhere. II you haven't the
ready money don't stay away-come
anyhow---we will gladly help YOU out
We're not ,afraid Z to trust.-Don't deny
yourself any comfort our immense stock
can contribute, for: want OF money!
Come here, select your goods and we'll
denver them Tor you.-You can pay us
PACK on aeasy payments while you're
using them.-Don't do without ANYTHING
we have here when its within reach Of
all.-There is no excuse fornot having
q comfortable home.-The Wheeling In.
stalment.I Cos 1136-113S-114O Market
street, otier many Inducements 10 house.
wives, and it remains with them to take
of them. Il II. III NJ
II fsgt. "
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sDo;NoT sUrFEl. ANY LONGER 81; n.

Knowing that q cough can tee' checked k d
in a day, and the first stages Of consump.
ton broken in a iweekSwe hereby guar.
antee DR.. sAckers English Cough Rem.
edy,i and will refund the money to all
who buy, take it as per directions, and
do not find our: statement correct II For
sale by Logan Drug Co., j. r. Goodwin
I Coz OF Goetze;T "a. IT, Dung John
Coleman. ptw.l 81
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Tile Laughlin niin sIay HIVE i fnrnanc. Il 1
ls At the meeting Of the directors Of the
Laughlin Nail Company, referred to in
yesterdayjmornings issue, dividend Of
six per cent was declared. The advisa:
bility Of building a blast furnace in con:
nection with the concern! was discussed
but no definite action was taken. rs as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-11
ThRs melnbeiirs off Belle !ThoburnS,.

3 The smenhers q Belle ThoburnI lis.
sionary & Band $of the Fourth Street
Methodist Church propose stog give "a
reception and chocolaterre. IN the lecture
room of their churcha at 81 80 10 clock,
Thursday Seyening, January 10. Light
refreshments will DO served by the ladies
of8theS band. Ans elegant musical pro.
gramme is being prepared and a delight;
ful;timeia anticipated. q