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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-17
{ ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City md Wheeling People

Strangers In the City md Wheeling People
+13svls Abroad - .:iS s7--st .sIs,
wv. F. Stanley, OF Weston, was regis
tered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Capt. Robert McEldowney, Of New
Martinsville, was registered at the Hotel
Windsor yesterday. sis.i -; ~ -. =
Mr.. Harry Waits, bookkeeper for Dom
aidson, Lewis & Co., is confined to his
house with typhoid fever. i75;j s
Miss Mai B. Forbes is visiting the
Misses Prather, formerly Of this city, at
their home in Allegheny City. n f 5.at
Barry johnson, the star ofthe Eagles
Nest" company playing an engagement
Mt the Grand, is registered at the Nc
Lure. 3itt 90 ~
Mr.. Charles NJ. Hoge, Of Cadiz, was
among those who registered at the Stamm
yesterday. He was accompanied by Mr..
Lee. Phillips, Of Lima. .- iIi.5,3 Z,
J. Harry @. wilkins, a well.known
travelling man, is again in the city. - He
registers at the Mcclure this time as
coming from New, York. -! y! az
Miss Sydney Heiskell entertained the
Whist Club, Of which she is member,
in charming manner at her home on
Chapline street last night. ...{sll&
Messrs. John A.. O'Neill, John Con-
nor, Robert Sterling and James Null
hem, pottery men from Trenton, regis
tered at the Hotel Windsor last evening.
Superintendent John Cummings, Of
the City Water Works, who has been
confined to his home for the past two
weeks by severe illness, is still quite
sick man. ;ts2is I 3 l&;;ssS n
Mr.. Ed. M. Heermans and his mother,
Mrs. F. Heermans, OF Kingwood, were
at the Hotel Windsor yesterday on their
way home from Cadiz, where they have
been visiting. (. Z, q FAX
Mr. Albert E. Snow, Of Philadelphia,
representing a well-knownt firm Of that
city, whose purchases Of glassware here
abouts are among the largest annually
made, arrived in town yesterday and
registered at the Mcclure. ~ Z, 5 A! 7.
Mr.. "a. B.3iWhite, the popular and
talented editor OF the Parkersburg State
Journal, and who holds the office Of U.
S. Collector OF Internal Revenue for this
State, was registered at the Mcclure yes
terday. He came up for the purpose OF
looking after the business Of the Inter-
nal Revenue Bureau at this point.
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! 2 s-N.s Z, |zsyl. -. 80, IT'S.
Z Directors Elected Yesterday,

The stockholders OF the German Bank
held their annual meeting yesterday
and elected the following named gentle
men as a Board Of: Directors: 81 Messrs.
G. D; Hubbard, H. Schmulbach, Freder-
ick, Schenk, "A. D. Seamon, "A. g. Eyer
teri G. He'll, G. w. 5Franzheim, III.
Stroehlein and L. J. Bayha. These gem
tlemen composed the former Board. "a
resolution was offered extending the
continuance OF the corporation ! for a
period not exceeding fifty years, was
carried by over three-tifths vote. KY
~ The Central Oil Company, OF this city,
operating in the Washington county oil
field held its annual meeting yesterday.
The Board organized by re-electing Hon.
n. B. Scott President, and E. Il. Rose
Vice President. The offices at Secretary
aud Treasurer were consolidated and
Major @. p..Brown elected to fill it. ',47!
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A ENrisb rfgtlI<i IN NJ u
BELLAtRE BRIEFS

ID ItgEE
Notes About People Who Arc Well and
q y Sick encrai News.
several hundred sacks Of wool were handled
here this week. 4, Z, y y,
Henry Crimmel. Of tho Bclmon: glass works
otllce, has the grippe. q VI. v! Va z
Col. Gil. roorman's condition was decidedly
Improved yesterday. - r.
John Boomer. OF Darlington, - hero The guest
Mrs G. II. lDankwctth Is slowly improving;
this. ~ = ii7l ~ "a ~ ii5 so
The wages raii and tho current expenses NJ
the Childrcn's Home last year amounted TO
81, 1bO.9l4 57ItfS'8 JTIlH SsSi, VI .7.Ioi
IA.t. Ncciettand has In his show window Il
cherry tree limb In full bloom. II was gotten
from the farm Of a nearby farmer. l7I{sIa
TruAht Officer laugh has been atter The boys
who neither work nor go 10 schools they arc tho
boys whom the law Will most benefit. m "a i,tit
= John. Chisholm was taken suddenly sick at
Wellsyille on Wednesday night aud was brought
home. lie hnsGb bad attack Of the grippe. 5sft.
iEThe number OF candidates for ilee hero Is in.
every day for tho Mayoralty and the oillce Of
y Tho slip on tho Cleveland, Loraln 4 Wheeling
road Just above here caught three engines on
this eud aud they will have 10, remain here I'LL
tho washout IL repaired. ~ W. gt lf''f' r
A dog that had evidently been poisoned at.
tracted egreat doal Of attention yesterday In the
Fourth ward. lie died from tho effects Of what.
ever II was that affected him. RI lc$ "a;
The postmaster. at warnock's Station sent ID
his resignation .last Spring and moved To- the
west. II has never been accepted. aud the gueh
ton that "a worrying tho people there Is, who II
postmaster In J. ". WILLIAMS placer ~
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q. M0UNDSYlLl.E MATTERS.

~ .lI Ha i ~ a.
Sewsy Notes About Recent Happenings
~ - Peoples Movements. III !.
Mr.. Frank Roeerson left Tuesday for Kansa,
City. tF.fT5 5iiillsI y: islFi. -
here. b 4styi si,E.ia5 E fT'I Ia .
Mr.. W. MeConky and daughter arc visiting
friends In Pittsburgh. IA 4 81
i Lewis Roseson is very low with Bright's dis
ease at his home In the Third ward. y
-. L.. Amori, who has been iii with typhoid
lever for some time, has had relapse. :f fi.
Z. y. E. Hunter. one OF the prison guards, ha.
been suspended until the meeting OF tho Board
next Tuesday. ~. SCI a. Il { i.si,t. /
J. 7. Francis, Of tho First ward Is having
new store room built nt New MartiusvllIe, where
he intends starting branch. 50
Although there arc several cases OF iutlueazs
here. the town seems to have escaped with less
sickness than the neighb0ring towns. =.
2 The D. & 0. has detective here watching thu
freight that is lying on the switches. q The com
pany has more freight than they eau handle. o.
:, Richard McFaiden will commence hauling
derrick to-day. They expect to be drilling By
tho first OF the week. i5i5l gssT1 sf7rsltG
s From present indications the coming election
10 90 held next Saturday, will result In large
majority vote In favor Of paving the streets
Each citizen seems to have taken 1t upon i I'm
sci! to boom the town. and look forward fol
quite boom Tor Noundsyillc In the near future
Robert Lowe, W. Cheadle and Edgell Mile,
TOOK advantage OF the warm weather one day
day this week aud succeeded III capturing TWEEN
iy.ayc Of the tiny. tribe from the waters Of the
Big Crave creek, by use OF the rod and hook. il
not often that fish are caught this way at this
sif2e OF tie year. e : :, s. t}{frr
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& For Rent.

TOR RENT-.TWo OFFICE ROOMS,
a. second floor, No, so Twelfth street, Aid
one large hall, III lrd floor, which can DO used a.
9 e., lodge =, room, etc. Apply 10 EsisHE1MEE &
CO., 81 Twelfth street. i'5. III - IA "
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Z An Arrcemcnt plntc,,e.,ll an E,,o..

There was filed in Clerk Hooks office
yesterday the agreement entered into by
Rev. Dir. R. Rush Swope, Rev. Dr. D. "a.
Cunningham and Messrs.i Joseph A. Bell,
j. Elwood Hughes and Myron Hubbard,
who agreed to form the corporation
known as "The West Virginia Home for
Aged and Friendless- Women, which
was formed for the purpose OF aiIording
u temporary home for worthy women, a
pface Of refuge for girls " no have strayed
from the path Of virtue and home for
aged and destitute women. u To carry out
the aims ofthe corporation thus formed
the right is claimed to transact business
in the way Of real estate not to exceed
100000 and TO hold personal property.
not to exceed 500 600. IS '5f5 I'd
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s., A New Street Car Isuls.

Arule has been adopted by the man.
agement OF the street car lines in this
city which is to go. into effect February
!, whereby the cars will stop to take on
and to let of passengers only at the
farther side Of each cross street and
alley, except on Main street hill. This
rule has been generally adopted in all
the larger cities as beneficial to the
public, and as soon as people here &C.
customed themselves to it's workings it
will doubtless be appreciated. Ar q Z
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A Rare Treat Promised.

The entertainment to be given in the
Y. NJ. G.. A. hall next Tuesday evening,
when Mr.. Fred A. Ober will exhibit bis
collection Of views Of Spain, secured by
him while visiting in that country Of
romance, will afford those who have a
love for an artistic and refined enter:
tainment, d rare treat. y Mr.. 0her is a
man keenly alive to the beauties OF ma
tuIe-an artist defacto-and many Of his
word pictures are said to be 80 clearly
defined as to rival those he throws upon
the screen. He is a gentleman Of cul.
ture who has travelled and written ex-
tensiyely, ~ & d "a. si.a.5.
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y The company, as represented by
Judge Cochran, its President, clearly de-
lines the situation in the above state
ment, which certainly appears to be rs
fair as could be asked for. \ ;,s3 isi,,,
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DEFECTS Of vision or glasses not prop
erly adjusted tire the eyes and cause
headache, and you should consult Pro.
lessor Shelf, the Optician, now at Lash's,
corner Main and Eleventh street. n He
will remain until Saturday evening. Ex-
animation for glasses free:E &! q Ala q
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Totals. ...s las sG9Ilooe l60l ls5Issss

The total enrolment since September
has been :, 1903. Il In the German depart
ment Sl56 was paid for tuition, and the
total enrolment was 354, OF whom 1914
arc OF German parentage and 100 not Of
German parentage. ~. i,sa s Z.
Clerk Hall reported that a note OF the
Board OF Education for 81 1000, with Sl20
interest will I've due at the city bank
January 90 1900, which report was re.
ferred to the. Finance Committee with
power to act. MI /.
Mr.. Eilingham presented a resolution
asking that the Committee on Buildings
and Grounds with the local commits.
sioners OF Union district visit and ex-
anime Union school and report at the
nextmeeting Of the Board what improve
menis or changes will be necessary on
the building. The resolution prevailed.
The commissioners Of Webster district
asked to be allowed to prepare one OF
the rooms in the building for school so
the children can be removed from the
basement Of the building. Permission
was granted to spend 500 for the pur-
pose. ;t5it. ~. S e u, ~ IA. ~
~ III. IlpeS called attentlOn 10 the
crowded condition Of the lower rooms OF
Richie school, and suggested that the
trouble might be remedied by fitting up
room in the basement, or by allowing
half the pupils to attend the morning
session Of school aud the others the al.
ternoon session. He also explained that
the basement is in good condition except
that the light is insufficient. y, At tile
suggestion Of the chair, the Doctor de-
cided to call the local commissioners to-
gether to prepare some suggestions for
the next meeting. 81 yyt.!liSf
Commissioner Ebling reported that
Miss Mary Reppetto had been advanced
to take the principalship : OF Webster
school, vice Miss Clohan, who took Miss
Meholin's place in Clay district: He
also reported the advancement Of Miss
Eta Roberts to 2 the Grammar room,
Miss Imogene Strobel to Z Division A
Grade !, Miss Lizzie Moore to Division;
D Grade 5, Miss Mollie thinner to Di-
vision D Grade G., and Miss Gail Holli-
day to second substitute. it35:sj:i
On, motion = Of Mr.. Jefferson, Miss
Clohan was confirmed as Principal of
Clay school, vice Miss Meholin, resigned.
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7I.T.I.1l % HESo q SUNS', N
1871 i l822S Market Street,

y II ,on ctnnot see anu heed spectacles
yUn should call OH US mud hare your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
!tnrst Instruments and more experience
l,l.ll amy other, Optician in the Suite,
aad guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
funded. JACOB W, GKUBB,
!. 1, A Joweler aud Uptician, Z, \
N f.S Cor, Tnciith mud Market Streets,
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Sealed Proposals Invited. Z

The attention Of contractors is directed
to an advertisement published in this
issue from Mr. Morris Z Horkheimer,
chairman Of the Building Committee Of
the Hebrew Congregation ofSthis city,
who invites sealed proposals for the
erection and completion of the new
synagogue to be built on the lot, situated
on the east side Of Eotr street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth recently Dur:
chased by the congregation! 1.-The plans
and specifications for the building were
prepared by Architect Wells and con.
template very handsome building. al ~ n
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Any Druggist

n HUW. y. MUSE q CO,, NJ. I
& Y, IS Twelfth street.
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ITO the Ladies'
The Wheeling lnstalment Co.
ll8G.ll3s.114o MARKET ST.,
, 77iI rs NIYILl7T9I Z fI17I'T1G =
4 Near Twelfth st. N


II = d Y
K With tho beginning OF tho Now Year
comes Tie retrospect Of the old.--While
The year Just ended has contributed to
history many 81 It's snddest incidents and
darkest pages--yet ,we as business men
arc forced to admit that 1t has been with
us q prosperous and highly successful
onc.-Witl, It's ending we shaYe not
.tswons orr" from our, old system Of do.
INK busincss--bnt we have ""Turned over
a new leaf,n and made! many good reso.
buttons that emboJy decided advantages
for our patrons OF the present year. We
have rcsolved--flrstly--to give you the
desirable privilege Of furnishing your
home with tho most modern-stylish---
and substantial goods on easy, weekly
semi.monthly or monthly payments.
Secondly-To keep constantly before
you tho largest and most complete line
OF Observation-Disclosures and gen.
eral housefurnishing goods. Thirdly
to sell all goods In 'instalments ut strictly
cost prices. Fourthly-to give more
goods for less money than any other
house, and on easier terms. iFifthly-to
deliver all orders with tpromptness and
dispatch; and, lastly-to offer You MI the
advantages OF q perfect credit system.
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Ladies

~ Ihdies ~ 4, I. 2
In delicate health and all iwho suffer
from habitual constipation, dyspepsia,
biliousness or piles, should try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. i Sold
in 50 cent bottles by G.. R. Goetze, w;
w. Irwin, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., whole
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: Elixir OF Dakea Z.

Is combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, K and i other
tropical fruits. 81 It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered 3 il; i'm
mensely popular. Il It cures habitual con.
sstipation, indigestion, billouaness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold { in 50 cent
bottles BY OR Goetze, W.. wv. Irwin
W:sE. Williams and John Lauphlin.
Logan Drug Go. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
wholesale agents.
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In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates il you need gentle and
reliable laxative. Ii your liver is mac
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator by
taking some safe remedy Elixir of
Dates ia Just what you need. Give it a
trial. Sold in 50 cent bottles by O. R.
Goetze, WV. Irwin, John 4Laug hlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co.,, wholesale agents. /.
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fs,It Will Do IT. ~

flood will lodge in the interstices be.
tween the teeth, aud it becomes source
Of their; decay. SozopoNr will dislodee
such deposits, ana prevent the mischief.
All parents should provide SozoDoNr,
and thus secure the health. Of their chill:
dren's teeth. Mwrsw a
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t5Sutelllgcnler.
y OnIee; Nos. s5 md ~ Fourteenth Street


TO the FUDIIC-FrNnK +. Hail, r. 17T1IT7 So =
Card to Railroad Contractors aud Builders
Employment Bureau. 5SF:i:E o II 4 iy.gfrt &
%tWhnIe,l-first CInss statesmen. Z Z n. . y
z: Auction Sale OF household Goods-W. H.
4 sN0tce-Morris IIoskhc!mer. s54 .E.5J
: kOAe CrcAm-R. L.. List. az tst XII FL ~
Mammoth Salc-J. s. Rhodes L Co, II y i,
Z. upeta hotise-SWelish Ladies', Concert, +. n
Annual Statement City OF Wheeling. =. ~
Rich Cut Glassware Ewing Bros. : (! X 90 Is
Al. F.Gtesey-Atchitect. iRT6 aF5S5iztttgsss !. As
Family Arlington steel Plate Ranges-Joseph
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4 Owing to- the fact thattwe expect to
move on April l,lwe& will CLOSE OUT a
large assortment Of new. and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type
writer's. Intending to devote our atten-
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines. z Calagraph,
World land Merritt iTypewriters and a
few makes OF bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains. q i rs M
(! EDw. L. ROSE 4 Co., n,
f553s Y H i, ftl ,l1,5 IS Twelfth street.
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y%DoNT give.up; there is cure for ca
tarrh and cold in the head. Thousands
testify that Ely's Cream Balm has en-
tirely cured them. It is /; a { safe z and
pleasant remedy.i5It is applied into the
nostrils. It is not a liquid or snuff. It
cures by cleansing and healing. Price
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FoR INTERFERING with THE .. s. MAI.

-
a Cotored Individual Ia Likely to suiisr--A
NJ Jewellers Pnct nIe Opened. 81
e Peter g, Graham, colored, aged about
g, was arrested yesterday and taken
before u. s. Commissioner BIZ. Camp.
bell, charged with taking a valuable
package from where II had been dc.
posted for transmission through the
United States mails. The circumstances
which led to his arrest arc rs follows:
Jeweler Grub shortly before 9 o'clock
yesterday afternoon did up a gold ring
In a pasteboard box, which no directed
70 one oil, his customers living outside
the city. He tried TO place the pack
ago In tho letter box at the corner Of
Twelfth and Market, In front OF his
door, but 1t was too large to 90 In the
slot, 80 he placed II on top Of the box.
Graham came down street soon after and
took the small package Of the letter.
box. AS he continued down Market
street he tore the package open, put the
ring, on his finger and put a part Of the
box In one Of bis pockets the other part
OF the box he threw down sewer OPEN
ing at the corner OF Fourteenth street.
He was seen to do all this and tho theft
reported to Mr. Grubb, who, securing
the services Of Constable Lauchlin, soon
had Graham arrested. The warrant was
Sworn out before Commissioner Camp.
bell by Deputy, Marshal John Dcvine.
Graham was sent to jail in default Of
| bail to await a hearing at 10 o'clock this
morning. Tho penalty for this otIense
Is not over $500 line nor over three years
imprisonment, one or both, at the dis.
erection Of the court. Graham has been
employed rs u cook at the Arlington
Restaurant. He says he found the pack
age on the street short distance from
the letter box, ~ - n ,5's5
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.


Tho Funeral Of mn Old Resident General
a,Nly4lIl y 80 News Notes.
Several moro weddings arc on the iapis I. 4
Mr. q. G. sedgwlck viii DO ono Of tho grand
jurors this mouth. NJ IS ysi- =. s :.
Mrs. Cook now plays the piano In tho Opera
House and plays It well. X IL lsi5l7.. sstE
q Capt. L.; ". tlnglebrlght has returned from a
business trip 10 Pittsburgh. ilHiIailsg
MIS-. Anna Miller has returned 10 Anderson,
Ind, after Il short visit here. y IN lgi ~
FL Charles ". Hill. OF colcraln, has gone 10 Vel.
don, N. G., In search Of health. x Hi1sj 4
4 Ross Mitchell. who has been OH the sick list
several days, Is able TO be out again. "a n c. I,i {
Tho iEtna mill IA on full hgain after short
stop on account Of the breaking Of tho squeczers.
(, Monroe 4 Rice company In MY Aunt Brilg-
ETY. ut the Opera House, Thursday, January
building and the now building III the Third
ward ia progressing rapidly, despite the weather.
All tho eight ana ten.penny ironat the Laugh.
lin MILL was cut Up yesterday and all Of tho hot
Iron Will be, cut to-day. Tho smnll machines
viii run for some time longer. ll55ss
The funeral Of the late Robert Cotrell took
place Yesterday afternoon and .was largely at
tend. Rev. Samuel Boyd was the officiating
minister. and the remains wcre buried In the
Riveryew cemetery The floral offerings were
beautiful. tho Odd Fellows contributing the
three links, the emblem Of the order which tho
deceased was q member. The Odd Fellows ut
tended the funeral iu body, nearly all OF the
old members turning out. The names OF those
who carried the casket nrc Messrs. A. Ralston,
Alex Hood, John Finney and james Finncy, OF
port. The deceased was one OF the charter mem.
bers in Belmont City Lodge. There arc now
only two OF the charter members living, name
ly. hessrs.M j.. N. Woodcock and Henry snod.
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"A plenSlnr EeDRe

Ofhealth and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup of. Figs, rs 1t acts in harmony with
nature to eifectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. \. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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s,s NJ Thermometer Record. 5E
The thermometer at Schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered rs follows: go
Weather Indications.

81. WAsulsoroS, Jan. il6. For $We ESTER.
/. Pennsylvania, fair, except light snow
on the lakes, northwesterly winds, colder.
For West Virginia, fair, northwesterly
winds, colder. I'D 4 VI s45 &.
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LEMON ELIXIR, Z
Its Wonderful Eject on the Liver, Stomach,

It's Wonderful Eject on the Liver, Stomach,
i's4s Bowels, Kidneys and Blood, j.!'
NJ Dr.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is a pleas
ant lemon, drink that positively cures all
Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion,
all Sick and Nervous Headaches, Kid:
ney; Disease, Dizziness, Loss ofappetite,
Fevers, Chills, Palpitation OF Heart, and
all other diseases cansed by disordered
liver, stomach and kidneys, the first
great cause Of all fatal diseases. so cents
and Sl5per bottle. Sold bys.druggists.
Prepared only BY e. Motley, n D., at
lanta, Ga. S X THIS n
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sFIIf 3l77 IA o.
japan, by the Pacific mail steamer City
OF Rio do Janeiro. leaving San Francisco
February 10, and on bis arrival at Yoke.
hama TO report to the Rear Admiral or
senior officer present, for the command OF
the United States steamer palos, 9sTiRj!l!!
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eelal Meeting Of tho hoard q CommI,

Il ;,;& sioners. Il Il; 1.
President Dobbins, Of the Board
Of County Commissioners, has called
a special Il meeting OFFS that body
fol. 10 o'clock this morning for the pur.
pose Of considering petition from the
Natural Gas Company OF West Virginia
to cross Wheeling creek at Elm Grove
with their eight-inch main coming into
the city via Caldw ell's run, over the
county's iron bridge crossing from the