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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-17

Late Friday night a peculiarly cheeky
robbery took place on Tenth street.
Lunch has been set out in great shape at
the house Of Carrie Palmer, all the
silverwrre in the establishment being on
the table. Everybody in the house
CHANGED 10 leave the rear part OF the
premises for awhile, aud when they re-
turned all the silverware, knives, forks,
spoons and part OF the meal were gone,
Somebody had deliberately walked in
and carried it all of. and at last accounts
the police had not been able to find any
clue to the thief.
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FoE scroiula,
Salt rheum, etc.,
Take Hoods Ssrsaparilla.

. I #
We call attention 10 the adoertise-
nenr in this edition OF subscription
books at the First National Bank, Bell.
aire, to the stock OF the Pittsburgh Coal,
Clay an! Cement Company, Of Bell.
aire, Ohio. Certain gentlemen Of that
city, We learn, six months ago formed a
pool and made up a purse to test the
great seam OF fire clay just everything the
six.foot coal vein, to ASCERTAIN the adapt.
ability Of this clay to the making OF
paving brick. The result Of the test is
that this clay makes what experts in
Ere and paving bricks pronounce no.
only IS good, but better bricks for paw.
ing than the celebrated New Cumbsr;;
land bricks. Some OF these Bellaire
bricks have been used in the street paw
ing at Martins Ferry.
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A SIGN OF PROSPERITY.
Tho Dime olutaal savings Bank to have

Tho Dime Mutual Savings Bank to have
Quarters OF It's Own.
The Dime Mutual Savings Bank has
leased for ten years the building opposite
the postctlice, and adjoining the German
bank. formerly occupied by the Cottage
saloon and nov in part by the US. re-
csuiting Office. The house viii be re-
modeled, new front put, in, and sub
stan,ial vault built. When the work OF
preparing the building for occupation as
4 bank is completed the Mutual will
move in. 1t will be fine location and
make an acceptable improvement on
that section OF Market street. The bank
ing company is to be congratulated.
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tho City.
THE GRAND this evening The Ranch
King"
OPERA HOUSE this evenipg-Bennett-
Moulton Opera Company in 1.-THE Black
Hussar."
ALFRED BOWMAN, living at Valley
Grove, was accidentally killed at Taylors.
town Saturday.
Police court was blank Saturday
morning. At the matinee two cases
were sent to the hill.
a VERY fine display OF photographs,
samples OF the work Of Tappan & Connel,
has been put up in the Opera House
lobby.
a NUMBER OF Wheeling Turner'S went
to Allentown, Pa, yesterday to attend
tho district monthly meeting OF the or.
ganization.
GEORGE HARRIS, the colored thief from
Wheeling, who stole the watches from
Harters, OF Steubenyille, has been bound
over to court in the sum Of $1,000.
LAURA ROSE was arraigned before JUS.
tice Dayis, Saturday, on charge OF
keeping house Of ill.fame. She gave
bail to answer before the grand jury.
The L. Of G. E. lodge, OF Bellaire, at.
tended a meeting Of one OF the lodges OF
that order here Saturday night, and a
very enjoyable fraternal evening was
had by all.
The case OF George letters has been
continued in the Washington county,
Pa, court, until the February term,
which will throw the case to abou. the
lst OF March.
THERE was quite ruah OF people over
the Union bridge yesterday, considering
the unfavorable weather. The taking OF
toll began at noon yesterday. Hereafter
all foot passengers must pay.
A BENEFIT ball will be given at La
Fayette hall, Martins Ferry, Friday
night next for I. Tommy Cockayne, the
violinist, who is about as well known
and as popular there as in Wheeling.
THE Y. NJ. G. A. will give a series Of
receptions this season to men OF differ
ent trades. The first one will be given
tomorrow evening to the glass workers.
\ literary and musical programme will
be presented. All men engaged at the
glass houses ofthe city arc invited 10 at.
tend.
TIE police have made ior,y.oue ar
rests this month so far, and the gross
proceeds from fines and coats haye only
reached Sl45. The town is full OF tram ps
and "vags," who are being gathered in
without adding much to the contents OF
the general Golfers.
CHARLES F., the youngest son OF Dir.
and Mrs. Rees Thomas, Of North YORK
street, Island, died Saturday forenoon,
aged about fifteen years. The funeral
will take place al 2:30 p. m. to-day, the
interment being at Mt. Zion cemetery.
The many friends Of the family will ~.
ceive this news with sincere regret.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued to the
following persons by Clerk Hook Satur-
day: George ?. Morris, aged twenty.one,
OF Pittsburgh, and Emma y. Robrecht,
aged eighteen, OF Ohio county. W. Va;
John Bailey, aged twenty.seveu, OF
Waynesburg, Pa, and Nlollie Caldwell,
aged twenty-five, Of Ohio county, ".
Va.
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The Peoples Services.

There were fully three times as many
people in attendance on tho services at
Evan2elistic Hall last evening as make
up the usual good sized audience. They
were largely men. They came and went,
there being about three distinct audi
ences. Mr.. Sawyer, Mr.. McKain and
Mrs. Trimble each gave short gospel
talks. Tho music, led by i. Fl. Parker,
Mr.. Kasley and Mrs. lIallet, was excel.
ent. The services will continue every
evening this week. On Thursday even.
ing the ladies will again have charge Of
the services. rs - ::
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scn, Lydia Irwin. NIalce johnson, Lizzie

. 10 i.
sen, Lydia Irwin, Aladge Johnson, Lizzie
Lncas, Z, johnson, Lilly vane, Messrs.
viii Miller. Win shalIer, VIM. Ramsay,
John Mcclure, VIII Higgins.
Irish DaEce--Mrs. DAN List Misses
Jennie Baird, Kate Hazlett Jessie Tar.
ner, Laura Cooper, Nan Fisher, Harry
stallman, Steve Rice, Charlie OF, win
Rice, Bert Hszlett, Bates Butler.
In the selton dance each Of the four
scasona will DO represented by elk ladies'.
Mrs. j. f. Merriman Is chairman Of the
committee. Mrs. James Stanton, Mira.
Julius Pollock and Mrs. Dalzell have
kindly consented to play the piano for
The rehearsals. The entertainment will
DO given on the 18th and l9!h Of Decem.
Der. .--. WV. n.
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a PROMINENT physician an old army
surgeon in eastern Iowa, was called away
from home for few days; during his
absence one OF the children contracted a
severe cold and his wife bought bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for it..
They were go much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used several
bottles at!yarious times. He said, from
his experience with 1t, he regarded it as
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds and that 1t came the nearest being
a specific OF any medicine be had ever
ueen. For sale by W. w. Irwin, @. R.
GoetEe, John Elari, G. Schnepf, ". Z.
Williams and II. W. Heinrich, Dlw
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4 NOVEL WAY TO STEAL. /.
a Woman Arrested for Systematic Robbery
st ofn Glass Factory,

n
less ofn Glass Factory.
Mrs. Florence Brindley, a painter at
tho .Northwood Glasa Works, was ar.
reated at IN early hour yesterday morn.
ing charged with stealing ware amount.
ing to about slCO at tho above works.
She was Immediately given a prelimi.
nary examination, pleaded guilty and
was bound over to court In the sum OF
$500: She failed to furnish bond and
was locked up. m
Mra. Bindloy has been working at
the Northwood as d painter for year or
30 aid made from 81 90 10 S. per week,
On Saturday Mr.. Charles Helling, the
President, received an anonomous letter
stating that Mrs. Brindley had been
carrying or ware every day for several
weeks In u large pocket, made for the
purpose, In her clothing. The letter,
which was. from one OF the employees
who was supposed TO know what he or
she was talking about, stated that an.
other woman had been stealing ware and
gave her name. The name Is withheld
Mr. uollInv in,ormsd NJ No,tbwoo1
tho mnnSUeT who cavn tha two w MUvu,
II severe lecturing and discharged both
Of them, Rppposing this would put mn
i That evening Mira Brindlsv socretod
two harrsis ~ ,,.sa%,ra ;nntS ae s.,; ~
William q reen s : cnio,sd ' NAV NV" 'rh y,
lives next 1onr IN Mrs Rr;nd,.v NV oU
North street. Tho wnre was nj.ceJ
tbere In ibe absenco If Mr. GIesp anil
when hc returned md Iaarned s of ih;s b bo
became friphtened md notifled tIn nv Nv
lice. >"'i ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-17

William, or "Billi,E" Grow, who was arrested
last week for horse stealing was released on FIJI
day, two relatives going on the bond, Crow civ.
Ing 10 them his interests in some Fourth ward
nrupeftyHs security, rss5ssr - II'- - W -
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/. Improving the Terminal Faculties.

The Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Company are grading on the peninsula
to the west Of the main line, for the
location OF an engine house, Storage
tracks, turn tables, water station and
scale tracks, which will be erected as
soon MS possible. Goods are now being
shipped daily over the bridge for ali
points on the Pennsylvania lines, and
the Pennsylvania Company is now max
ing arrangements TO have an agent locat.
ed at the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Juno.
ton to attend to all business Of this
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"rhc I,anch s.insn TINS l:ycpIur

This famous drama will, be presented
at the Grand this evening BY strong
company OF dramatic stars, headed by
the author Of the play, Joseph D. Clifton.
"The Ranch King" is a vesy refined
drama, and has been played to large
audiences everywhere. The company
will be found to be as good as ever ap.
peared in melo.drama, and as the play
draws largely from the fair sex, the
Grand is sure to do Q large business.
Wednesday matinee and evening Mr..
Clifton will present the romantic drama,
Libby Prison." Seats are now on sale
at Weir's. M.
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The river was falling here last night
with 10 feet in the channel. The reports
from above were:
Pittsburgh-9 feet 3inches and falling
weather cold and rainy.
MorgantoWn-6 feet, G inches aud
stationary; weather rainy, thermometer
81 at p. In.
BrownBville-si feet inches and fall.
ing; Thermometer 81 at 4p. M, weather
cloudy. %ta
Warren-S feet inch and falling;
weather cloudy aud mild. Z,
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Mr.. Hobbs Home.

Mr.. John r.. Hobbs has returned nom
Kansas City, where he went on business
connected with the Hall-Willls Hard.
warc Company,s affairs. He Gays the
stockholders OF that company will lose a
good deal Of money. The body OF Mr..
Selby Jones, whose cad death was
chronicled last week, was temporarily
buried at Kansas City, but it is eyentu.
ally to be removed here. IA
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4 WOMAN In II.
Mrs. Jennie IIunhinrs Arrested ON Grave
Charge, E4

llrs. Jennie HUH Arrested On q Grave
Charge.
CHICAGO, Nov. ia special dispatch
from Hillsboro, Ills, says: ION October
lG, 1879, one Peterson, a farmer living
near Litcbfeld, was assaulted and
beaten to death or into inaansibil.
ity, and placed on the Wabash rail.
road track by unknown parties,
the body being cut TO pieces by
train. Several were arrested for the
crime, but were acquitted for want Of
evidence. Mrs. Jennie Hudhines was
this morning arrested in NATION,
brought here. and lodged in Jail, the
grand jury yesterday finding bill
against her for aiding in the crime.
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On Thursday evening next this great
comedy drama will be presented at the
Grand by en- entirely new company,
which is said 10 be the best that has ever
appeared with this play. The celebrat.
ed London Gaiety skirt dancers are with
this company. This should be sufTi.
cient guarantee that the performance
will be inst class,
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Mr.. T. II. Hsase. OF Durham. y. c., visited
Robert c. Eaasc, his sou, tho B. & d. ticket
AGENT kctn. last MCcE. - -
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!. train load OF very heavy iron ior the
new bridge was uuloaded Just below the
Suspension bridge yesterday. The work
OF building the foundation OF the chan.
mel pier in the wooden crib was begun
Saturday, and continued over yesterday.
A huge oil light is used ior night work.
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IF,you cannot sec md ncedspectaciCs
you should call on us md hare your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
than any other Upilrlnn In Tho State,
aud guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. GRupB,
An JcWelcr md Opticlan,
Cor, Twelfth md Market Streets.
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Pleasing. ssu.e

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use oil
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eHectuslly cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggisto.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises soreS, plces1, salt rheum, fever
sores, teller, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and skin ,eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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: New Paper over III, River

The first number OF the Bridgeport
!iry,s, a weekly, newspaper edited by
J. W. Fowler and published BY J, ii.
Drenaea, of the Martins Ferry Ntus
appeared Saturday. Iii a seven-colump'
four-pags sheet, and starts off with a
very fair advertising patronage. Bridge
port ought to support local paper well,
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E,eurslon 70 lhe valley Of Virginia.

November 18th and 18th the Bal,i.
more 4 Ohio company will sell excur-
sion tickets to Winchester, Woodstock,
Middletown, Harrisonburg, Staunton and
Lexington, Va, at one fare for the
round trip, good returning fifteen days
from date OF sale. FAN "a
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Next Sunday week Rev. T. ". Lane e 10 preach
10 the Good Tcuplers here, instead OF yesterday,
q 4 a ltxt In tnt,dnd 49, ~--"!t
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Qbe Sutellieentfr,
! object Nos. a5nnd ~ Fourteenth Street.


< Wheeling fpl,almen, Co.-Four,h page.
Shirts Made 10 Ufdet-N. ], acfsddeu-
Fourth page.
For sale-JAmes A. Henry.
7 Gtand Opera Ilouse-Muggs Landing.
wEnted-posttion A CLERK, .-l
< Our Hammer Blanket Dirgsln-Geo. N. Shook
4 CU.-FOufih page. fE
Subscription BookL
TO lett. .. sinith. g't
Good Carpenters Wanted.
Pocket Cutlery-Scsbltt q Bro. ~
wan,ed-Satlonal Capital Building aud Loan
Society, 5ltsI
Enterprise baking Powder. rs M.
Linsly institute. tt4E IE
PillS6ury Floar-fourih page.
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The Circuit Court opens to-day. The
grand jury will be impaneled this morn
ing, and will probably finish the bust.
ness to-day, as there are not large
number OF important cases demanding
attention. A lot Of petty misdemeanors
have been sent up, but very few ielonies.
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Fon a cut, bruise, burn OF scald, there
h nothing equal to Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. It heals the parts more quickly
than any other application, and unless
the injury is very severe, no scar ia left.
For sale by ". ". Irwin, G. R. Goe,xe,
John Klari. @. Schnepi, W. E. Williams
and NV. delnrlG. DIV
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wAsnIseToS, D. G., Nov. l6.-For West
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania aud
Ohio, rain; no change in temperature,
except slightly warmer in West Viz
gia; winds becoming southerly.
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Marble aud Granite.

II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want tirst-class wo-k and low prices,
call at Office OF L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street
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OPERA House. this evening-Bsnnett-
SIoulton Opera Company in "ThG Black
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Cln.Ipr ont aIr Entl,e sIocl.,

Free Of charge-the old and new tariff
law to any one who buys suit or a part
thereof from me. II. LlSaES,
!. Merchant Tailor,
Il fs 50 T~elith street,
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John Davis, business partner OF sTrcas ursr
Archer. will have the tax books here Tor the iall
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NEWT NEW! NEWT.

We nre now In receipt Of complete
limo Of Fall md Winter Woolens, con.
sistiug Of Ovcrcoatlngs, Sultlngs, Panta.
loonIngs and Fancy yestlngs, which we
warrant 10 make up In ilrst.class style
Mt reasonable prices Gnd lit guaranteed.
A complete line Of Cent? Furnishing
Goods In stock. Seamless Merlno md
Fast Black Half Hose nj 25c n pair.
Wear our celebrated all.woOl Knit
Jackets. Z. HESS j. SONS,
~ 1871 & 1928 Market Street.
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a NUMBER OF Wheeling Turner'S went
to Allentown, Pa, yesterday to attend
tho district monthly meeting OF the or
ranization l.1..
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Prominent Editor lead

LospoS, Nov. iG.-shirley Hibberd,
editor OF the Gardeners Iiags:ine, died
at Kew today.
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Shopping-"Did you fiud what you
wanted ?" Eyes. They had It In seven
different places" "Let me SEQ it."a"Oh,
| didn't ret IT,"
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Speaking about carrying Goals to New.
castle, the Topeka sugar mill has orders
for oil the sugar 1t can make to be ship.
ped TO New Orleans. HEl5
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Thermometer Iiecortl.

The thermometer Mt Schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
registered as follows:
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The Reeves OPEN Company will reach Bellairc
about 10 O'Clock. Their success In Wheeling
Will guarantee them a big house in this pIgce.
4 large party from Wheeling, for whom teats
wereseeu.ed by telephone Yesterday, will attend
MAJ I.utJea, Charles Osborne and Richard Tur.
ner. who arc among the operate artists In the
caste, are well known IN I'LL tho cities along The
Ohio river. The company carries It's own orChes.
IRA. The audience this evening Will DO n repre-
9ues,ionably one The best ATTRACTIONS booked
for Ballh!re this Season. - = :
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filed At Lally's, 2l0O
Main St. kimmel Whisky a specially,
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t ~ ieei better II nicer Goods At lower prices
: ocll kS.tEjslE lOdS Main Street,
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&C. Williams flashed the school house below
town last week, With bell, desks aud all com.
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LOCAL BREYlTISS.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City. IN. @
THE GRAND this evening-"The Ranch
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WHEELING Il lNSTALMENr CO.
1lae 10 lao Market Street.
Jos: n. McARDLE; MASAorp

s a Il KIND OFFANCYAND PLAIN
~ Job Work neatly And nrornn,i,. a, nm
~ me iNTELLIGESGER Job RooIs' No.. 81
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III Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
~ the Glass City.

Z.
III Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
big drove OF Western ponies passed through
here on Saturday. r. : =
on Thanksgiving nigh. the X. OF P. will ban.
9uct In thelr hall. n -
Belnire Good Templats will visit the Bridge.
port lodge to morrow night. 80
d.. X. W.Muhleman. who has been West on
a business trip, came home last week.
The Reeves Durlesque Opera Company will
Sive Faust" a. the Elyslan Tonight
Fifty members OF the Baruesyilie Lodge X. o.,
P.wiil visit the Bellarc lodge this week. ts
A Wheeling lady fell wbils going TO the ferry
Saturday night, and WAS seriously hurt.
Ephraim Rial, the well.lnown cxpressmar.
lost set OF harness last week BY thieves.
George o. Robinson Is putting In a new stand
OF boilers a! his brick works west Of town.
Robert acVay. Of R. A. NEG rcgor's, is smiling
over the arrival Of GIL baby at his home.
The Sunday preceding Thanksgiving, Rev, l.,
v. narr Is to preach sermon 10 the Jr. o. U.
baltimore & Ohio railroad bridge men, cal.
penterS and mas3ns arc Ut work on two bridges
west OF here. So. m AZ =
John Davis, business partner OF sTrca, ursr
Archer, will have the tax books here Tor The iall
collection Of taxes. -
Next Sunday week Rev. T. W. Lane I: 10 preach
10 the Good Tcnplers here, instead OF yesterday,
as at FIST Intended. ~ -
Mr.. 7. H.: Hsase. Of Durham, y. c., visited
Robert c. Haase, bis sou. tho B. & u. ticket
agent here. last week. =
c. c. Williams flashed the school house below
town last week. with bell, desks aud all com.
p!ete. School will open there soon.
Thomas Burke, the man hurt In the wreck
west OF here last week, Is very badly hurt about
Grammar Jones. OF Lewis's Mills; Fletcher
Young, Of St. ClsIrsyIlle; J. McKelFoy. OF
Jacobsbu!c: Jesse llollingswor,h and ", Mel
lott, oi Key, were in the city Saturday on busi.
ness, r. ar-sfr.#- : IS ~ = =
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baltimore & Ohio railroad bridge men, cal.
pcnters and masens arc ut work on two bridges
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Alex RitSF00t&Po Pocket.
A'.LEXANDER3&&CO

au ws ssso ~ S SopS; 1 puzzled these good people
that literally Translated It Would read Se Known
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DEllIAlltE.

November !, 1890.
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4 Fourth ward lady Sc! an old stove In her
door yard and marked 1t for sale. some OF Tic
scrap iron tends spotted 1t and stole il. They
were found on Saturday, and to avoid arrest
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:, \ new Joint stock company is 10 be formed
here To-Day. that promises big. It Is 10 be
called the Pittsburgh Clay. Coal and Cement
Company, and wGs gotten, up by J. RocheIs.
housen, OF The Pittsburgh 6al Works Sub
ter!ptions will be nScn at the First National
Bank TO day. Every opportunity for a success.
iul operation Of tuch works Is offered In this
Vicinity, arT : - 80