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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-01-01
CHICAGO'S NEW CHIEF.
friedrich Marsh to be- appointed Head o.
tho Police Dapartmanf.

CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. ga local rews
agency reports that Mayor Cregier will no
tify the city council at its meeting tonight
OF the appointment of ex-limited States
Marshal Frederick FL. Marsh, to be chief
of police, vice George w. Hubbard. the
present chief, who is to be reduced to
caDtaincV
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-01-01
BOTH FATALLY BURNED.
Mother and Child Lose Their Lives by ,
Lamp Explosion.

Lamp Explosion.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Shortly after
midnight this morning kerosene lamp
exploded in the apartments of Mrs. K ate
Houston. 1877 Vest Sixtieth Street. and set
fire to her clothing and to the clothing of
her 2-year-old daughter. Both were ter
ribly burned. The mother, who was put
% years old, died this morning, and Che
child will also die. Mrs. Houston and her
husband auarIeled soon after their mar
rage and had not since lived together.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-01-01
STkUNu ANlI-LIQUUR LAW.

emcrGen'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13
A MAD SYEER CHASE.
A Wild Animal Runs Five Miles
Before Killed.
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE OUT
And m Exciting Time Experienced In
tho South End-A Pollceman's
Cowboy Practice Last Evening
IA Fence Spoiled.

There wasa wild time In the Eighth
ward last evening about the time the
good people Of Rtchietown were enjoy.
ing their evening meals. In fact the
excitement. was shared by the people OF
Bellaire and Benwood, but the climax
Of the story occurred In the South End
Of this city. q u
A steer broke loose from q drove In
Bellairc, and started on a mad run. A
boy cllmb'd aboard pile and narrowly
escaped being gortd. Another boy who
passed en- hio bicycle was charged, and
both he and his machine werc thrown
some distance. Other people were at.
tackled but escaped with no Injury,
though badly frightened.
The animal then plunged into tho
river and evan, 10 Benwood, where, after
chasing number Of people into their
houses, and taking a run on the Ohio
River railroad trestle, he started after an
electric car and ran it.a close race TO the
south end 81 the city. "'Tr;. He1I-ttI0''
There he again got after people. Que
man wau caught OH tho Baltimore &
Ohio track, lifted on the nteel's horns
and thrown some distance, being pain.
fully bruised. Several ladies were close.
ly pursued, but escaped into houses.
at DR.. Stathers' a lady standing on the
steps attracted the beasts attention, and
he charged her. She escaped, but DR.
Stathers' fine iron fence in front OF hit
yard was almost demolished.
Officer Mipkcmyer chased the steer
several squares, and emptied his revol
yer twice. Finally bullet pierced hit
brain and no fell dead. .Ia.srl
The chase and shooting NATURAL,
caused much excitement, and GROVE
was gathered which was variously es.i
mated at from Il thousand 10 q million
The former figure Is probably nearer
correct. Indeed, the observer who CAV,
the latter estimate frankly admitted tina
he was excited. nS. t.-,.j.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13
The Terminal hallway,

In commenting on 6 telegram IRON
Wheeling, printed in the New York
Ertning Post, the Hartford Coarant says
The above refers to the bridge over
the Ohio which Col. George P. Bissell,
Of this city, is building for large syn.
dictate in New York and Boston. Col.
Bissel reports that the work will be com.
pleted in few days, aud open to the
five railroads that are waiting for the
facilities which it oiIers. Connections
arc already made with Cleveland &
Pittsburgh and the Baltimore & Ohio,
and work ia being rapidly pushed to
connect with the other roads. The b alt.
line and terminals are in working order
and trains are now running on them.
Col. Bissell has been uniformly sue.
and this pfomiSes to be the
best OF any OF them. He attends
strictly 10 all the dctaila himself, and so
it Is what people call lucky, others call il
will and hard.earned success. Col, Bis.
sell pays high compliment to the city
Of Wheeling, and says, that there are in
tnat PLY mple Lltn 10 She square inch
Of enterprise, broad views, public spirit
and soli'I worth than in any city he has
had business in away from home,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13
Fly Ing Chunks of .nInn,,,,,n

The Pittsburgh man who recently
took charge Of the blasting OF the saia.
mander with dynamite at the Benwood
blast furnace at Martins Ferry ia max.
ing much better progress than thu
Johnstown man did. Fragments still
fly in every direction, but not one per.
son has been struck and no one has been
hurt since blasting commenced. On
Saturday piece weighing pound and
five ounces was hurled through the air
with the force Of a cannon ball, and
struck the side OF the stable Of B. Ex.
ley 4 Co., in the alloy below Hanover
street, distance OF over three blocks.
This missile sounded like flying shell
or whistle, and was distinctly heard by
number Of persons on Hanover street.
Yesterday another piece struck a build.
ing back OF the postoilice, three blocks
from the furnace. Elias Burt WAS stand.
ing within foot Of where tho iron
struck. and says it would have killed
him if it had hit him on the head. He
heard it Kissing through the air and
could not Imagine whatit was. A large
piece OF salamunder was thrown through
the thick stone wall on the south side
Of the building yesterday afternoon. *
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13
BELLAlRE.


All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
Ta ~ tho Glass city.
As,n OF Gus schiek has been missing Tor sew.
ctal days. Z. p n lTti = = 10 = :
Tho man Waller, who fell from the stack at
The steel works, Is able 10 walk around now.
KEY. NJ. Lane. Of the First n. E. Church,
WIZ preach TO tho 0. VA. n. next Sunday.
~ Morehonsc. oil the First ward. has gone TO
tho Jr. D. VA. II. ,fs., ri :. X - = u i
a Council committee was inspecting tho sewer
system IN the various wards Yesterday, with 4
view to Improvement. 'F5fEIi''' ~ :
Inc road surveyors as yet have only located
one road. tho one 10 the right. They were al
work trday on the isose I'LL road. \, h iT'
Thieves stole four hams and two setting hens,
eggs and all, out at koysrt's the other night aud
chickens. I'GTIr ~ ''-Ta, Il, 80
The Bellalre ilte department i,eoIug to giyc a
Dig Fourth oi July blowout. All kinds Of games
being prepared fT',I' = : -
The bid Of William sinram OF SIS 600 for the
!E:na glnss works was held In reserve. The
works VIII agnin DO offered the 10Th. Mr.. Sinram
being the only bidder. VI \ ~ = III
A.W. Shepherd, In his case against the Baltl
more Ohio n',lroad Ia the United States Cour,
~ Minclnna,i last week, was awarded 81 ,0uO dam
ages and Interest aimee 1871. Y. i, =. III r.
Mrs. Rev, \. Il. Williams died at her homo 30,
terday morning, aged II. Tho husband aud
three children Survive her. Tho funeral vii
take place Tomorrow attcruoou, -rtrrr7
Miss Lizzie lloylo. Miss Sarah lIoyle, Mis-
WILLIAMSON, Miss Up lcgratf, Miss Sedgwick nnt
Mhs Fowler, Of tho Martins Ferry schools, Wis
lieu INC Bellalre schools yesterday. 'r,.4'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13

BY THE Fl
Wheeling Title and Trust Co.,
AUCTION u 10 \ SALE IL:
rs Island Lots
Up. CHECKLISTS ADDITION No. 3,
TO WHEELING.

On SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
MAY. 1890, beginning at 10 o'clock A,
NJ, the undersigned will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio County, West
Virginia, seventy.dve lots OF ground in
John P. Gilchrists addition No. 8, being
lots numbered Is, 10, 20, 81, 90, %,
"a, IS, 90, p and 2S in Square No. 8; lots
numbered !, 3,:4, 8, CTS, 0, 10, II,
IL, ID, II, Is, 10, II, is, 10. 20, 81, % 90 90,
"a, Is, %, 81, 2s, 90, 80, 81 and SO in
Square No. 4; and lots numbered l.. .,
s,4,5 80, 1883, 10, II, 10, 10, II, Is, 10,
II, IS, 10, 20, 81, % %. % %, "a, %, 90, 81, %,
20, 80, 81 and 80 in Square No. s.
These lots are situated en- the northern
part Of the; Island, adjoining the "Old
Fair Grounds" and are very desirable
for building Sites. The. "Old Fair
Grounds lots have advanced 800 per
cent in value since their sale at auction.
Another and similar opportunity is now
open to the public. The lots now offered
Tor sale are in every way more desirable
and will be sure Of a rapid increase in
value. Put your money into 1t and see,
The new bridge over the back river will
be near by, and the electric railway will
carry you to and from your home to any
part of the city, Etnaville, Bridgeport
or Martins Ferry in a fraction Of the
time it takes now, 40 * lls-i.' a., -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13

mt rH g.
The bean guessing contest at II. o.
hoti s shoe store, No. lib Main street.
winch has been going on for several
weeks came TO an end yesterday. Mr..
hoh had two jars containing beans and
inc person guessing nearest to the
exact number contained in the jars won
me pr,S as. The gent!emcn's jar con.
contained 1850. The PRICES ara "a ioi a..
flows: Mr.. ]. N. Miller. OF No, GO sir.
teenth street, first gentlemen's prize. n
thirty dollar suit Of clothes, to be made
by bis own tailor. Mr.. o. L. ShoelielJ
OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio, wins the second
gentlemen's prize, a six dollar pair Of
shoes. Mrs. Hizs, OF No. o0S Seven
tenth street, wins the first ladies' prize.
thirty.hve dollar set Of china, compris.
ing la5 pieces, and second Indies prize
goes to Mrs. Gregory, OF Mt. de Chantal
a five dollar CARVING sat -"'''-.N"i'l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13
MIR. WELLS BonY FOUND.
A Provldentiai Coincidence Leads to It's

=
Recovery.
Tho body OF Mr.. Z. w. Wells, tho
architect who was drowned by tho cap.
sizing Of the, yacht Gertrude last Wed.
nesday, was recovered yesterday morn.
ing shortly after 8 o'clock a. . point
about milo below the Benwood bridge,
and nearly opposite Hcatherington's coal
works. G5
The 1SrELLloEScER said yesterday
that on Sunday party in ono OF the
skifls engaged In tho search insisted that
they raised body partly TO the surface.
Mr.. Homer Wells, the drowned mans
brother, resolved TO follow up this clue.
Yesterday morning he, his brother.in.
law, Prof. II. II. Rumble, Of Bethany
College, and Messrs Geo. McCleary and
F. NJ. Hudson, Of Wellsburg, went
down in the yacht Hazel, taking with
them Geo. Hall, the young man who WINS
certain he had caught n body on Sun.
day. Young Hall pointed out the spot
and the graphing irons were dropped q
little above and moved downward. AL
moEt Immediately hook caught In an
obstruction. Twas pulled up, and The
body was upon 1t. ~ ll 81,
1t was less than three, quarters OF ar
hour from the time the party left thu
wharf until tho body was aboard th,
yacht. In less than three hours from
the start on the sad quest, the remain
were in tho hands oil G. NIendel 4 CO..
undertaken. Coroner Schultze looked
at the body took Mr. j. u. Brooks tes
timony, and as tho friends OF tho deat
man did no! accuse any body Of blame
It was decided not 10 hold any iorma
inquest.
The funeral will occur at On. m. to
day from Mr.. Wells's late residence a
tho corner OF Chapline and Twenty
third streets. President Mclean, o
Bethany college, llassma.s OF MI
Wells, and Rev. ]. l.. Hopkins, Of tn
Disciples church here. will conduct th
services. The Builders Exchange an,
Carpenters Brotherhood will both at
tend. We
The friends OF Mr.. Wells express thei
gratitude for the services rendered b.
kind friends. Tho Wellsburg friends q
Mr.. N. F.Wells, brother, were especial
ly faithful In their eilorta. Aleesrs
; George McCleary andJay Ratclifl hcade
a very efficient searching party fror
there on Snnday I-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk,
Ir. Abronu. --asE

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
Will Ambrecht, Of South Jacob street
is very sick with typhoid fever.
Miss Hattie Hill, Of near Antioch, O.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gle Shat.
Edward Wheat, OF Fish creek, lyle,
county, is visiting friends in the Eighth
ward.
DR.. S. 7. salterthwait, Of Fargo, Da.
kota, formerly Bellaire physician, was
at the Hotel Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. Hamilton Woons has returned
from Colorado Springs, where he re.
NAMED several months in the hopes Of
benetitting his health. ~ IS
Superintendent J. J.,Turner, OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad, aud P. A. Bone.
brake. Of that company, were at tho Nc
Lure House yesterday. ~
Miss Myra Collins, OF the "Little Fer
ret Comdany, arrived at her home in
this city yesterday, the company having
closed its season at keokuk, Iowa, Sat.
urday night. Shs will take q part in
the Drummer Boy OF SHILOH here at
an early date. ,-,5 - :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13
LOCAL BKEylrlES,
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
.#.. the Ctr.
THREE disorderlies were fined in the
Police Court yesterday.
IT was Or. ]. W. Mccoy who dressed
tho injuries OF Mr.. John Lewis on Sat
urday.
TIE meetingoi Council this evening
bids fair to be an exceedingly interest
ing and Important one.
TIE train which has heretofore left al
AS p. m. city time now leaves ut ! g;
p. H., on tho Panhandle.
OFFICER He'll yesterday arrested Pal
Kahn for drunkenness. Officer Carney
arrested Mary Burke for drunkenness.
TIE air was very cool yesterday mo, n.
ing, but the sun warmed it up by the
middle OF the forenoon, and the day was
perfect one.
a coloREp woman appropriately nam
ed Cole was run in yesterday by Officer
He'll on a warrant, the charge being dig.
orderly conduct.
NAIL CRY FEDERAL USIos No. 40l5
composed Of employees OF the Nail City
Lantern Company, gave picnic at Sci.
bert's Garden yesterday. The picnic
was fairly well attended.
THE funeral OF the late Hon. Thomas
Sweeney took place yesterday forenoon
from his late residence on tho Island,
and was very largely attended, the old
and prominent citizens present being
notlceably numerous.
Mn. O. A. WlLsos, engineer on the
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie railroad, went to
Mt. Pleasant yesterday to meet the com.
missiorers in regard to the pike to be
built from Mt. Pleasant to the road, u
distance OF over mile.
ATTENTION is called to the auction sale
OF seventy.tive Island lots in Gilchrist's
addition No. 8. which takes place on
Saturday, May II, 1890. The sale begins
at 10 o'clock a. IN, ut the front door OF
the Court House. For further particu.
lars SEQ the advertisement in this issue,
and the plat which accompanies it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13

From present indications, Decoration
Day at Grafton on Friday, May 80, will
be one Of the most memorable occasions
ever held in West Virginia. ILs
In addition to the fifteen bands OF mu.
sic, the Morgantown Cadets, one hun.
dred strong, with two pieces OF artil-
lery, will attend; as well rs twenty
different Grand Army Posts from dis
tant cities. - g7I-Il =
Orations will be delivered by Gen,
Green B. Haum, Commissioner OF Pen.
sions, and lion. John w. Mason, Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue. Gen,
Kelley, who commanded the West Vir-
ginia Brigade, will also DO present.
The B. L. O. Railroad Company will
sell round.trip tickets at very low rates,
and will run spsciai trains iron the
Third, Fourth and Fifth Divisions.
Train will leave Wheeling at 5:35 a.
M, arrive at Grafton 10 a. IN. Special
train vii! leave Paskegshprp at s $50 a.
m, arrive at Graitan at lQ:05. Special
train will leave Tcrro Alta at 7 a. M, ar.
rive ct Grafton OF S:45 a. m. Special
from Morgautown 1880 a. NJ, arrive at
Grafton at 1000 a. m.
Tickets will be good for two days aud
valid for return on all regular tyaIns. q
F9r further Information SEQ hand bills
Or apply to station agents, B. 4. 0. r. r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13
P0ST 0FE!Cg FIGURES !
Which Show the Magnitude Of
WheeIing's Business.
NUMBER, WEIGHT, AND COST
or Postage on all tho Nall Matter
Deposited In tho Oficc Here Last
Wcck-Nloncy Orders and
Registered letters.

AtG o'clock n. IN. on Monday, May 8.
tho force ut tho Wheeling rostoiliee, In
common with those at every Office in
tho country, began to weigh and count
all the mail matter mailed u. that Office.
The weighing and counting continued
till G n. M. yesterday. The mail was
classified in It's proper departments.
This was done under instructions from
Postmaster General Wanamaker. The
result Ia an interesting exhibit OF the
magnitude and character Of the business
done at the local postoillcc, and by the
courtesy Of Assistant Postmaster Met.
calf the ISrRLlloEScEn Is able 10 present
the following statistics:
There were in all 50,3l7 pieces mailed
AZ the Wheeling Offices il the week
covered by the count. or these "pieces"
many were bundles Of papers and the
like mailed in one package. The weight
OF this matter in the aggregate was SOIL
pounds and ounces, and the postage
was marked as hostage due on nnr,Iv
paid matter. Special delivery a.amns ~
the amount Of 81 10 were soii and rav !.
istry fees paid to the amount OF 50 30.
There were $500 letters mailed for
other Offices, weighing $50 pounds 10
3Ols dron letters weighing 40 pounds,
IL ounces and hearing sod m nosta"o
seven narorla ware mailed for oibn,
Offices. WEIGHING Q pounLg onnces md
paving GO cents postage.
Tho postal cartls for other offices num.
berpd IlI3. and weighed q pounIs
ounces. and nostals ior local delivery
numbered Q O15 and weighed II pounds
- ounces,
There were mailed bv publishers md
nevs agents. for other Offices +, SOP nicces
and for local delivery | $50. rhe formc,
weighed a.Ol3 pounds and the latter la0
The hostage was a cent pound. Trans.
| lent neyspsDers with stamps affixed
nathalie al a cent for four ounces or lpss
numbered 400 and weighed oD9 pounds
+ ounces. Oi other printed matter thare
we're mailed in ali 5,o0s pieces. WEIGHING
40 pounds s ouuces, and paving SG5 oI
nostapes Three packages Of seeds, etc
wcipLiug ii ounta, md paving {, cents
postage. were mailed; Ar puGkaaes 81
ether merchandise. weight, $50 pounds
\ ounoes, nostaye s33 7G. ="
To ioreidn co,,ntries ther. were esf
letters nnd narcels WEIGHING N nopn Il.
o oupces md lie nostage was eli *
O0icial letters withaut Stamina wsrs
na;IsJ n n nrmhsr of az n;s"os ' on'l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13
THE LIFE IN A GLASS.
II Does Not Seem to ba Very Much, hut II
Il Often Enough to he .tho Bey'nning o

II Does Not Seem 10 In v~ty Much, hut II
IL Often Enough to he ,ths l'cy'nning OF
Death. INIIMg. ..lH4
Did you cycr hold glass OF drinking water
up TO the light aud notice how completely filled
II was with little parIlclei Of natter il looked
perfectly clear and pure when you poured II
ont, bn! yet II was recking with animal or yese'
table matter. Do you imagine II can be healthy
Do you wonder why, ID a little WHILE your
mouth taste, bad. your appetite Is poor and you
feel general di,guA, with the world'
But II water Ia No impure, what shall We io7
Dotll,1 No, tim. may XIII the germs, but does
not remove them. A iat better way IL 10 usc
pure whisky with II. The best phy,iciaos III
America unheslt,ingly declare this now. but
and bear this most carefully IN mind-it must
he pure whsxey, Tor impus whisky Is worse
than impure water. II.
Doctors, chemists, scientists aud professors
nrc now fully agreed that no whlskey uscd IN
America today Is 30 chemically pure OF Tree
from fllsel oil as Duty Pure Malt. y has sue
Cessfully wtllstool tho ennity OF all other whls
LIts. tho prejudice Of wenk.mlndeu anu M
bientfy u nGrtow'mi naed people: Why1. ~
cause II has produced results. restored health
prolonged llic awakened tbs lngelng tAC,iltie,
and collntcactctl tho evil effects OF poisonous
watcr Indeed, II isn purc, medicinal VIM ssry'
10 not, however, allow any interruptions dcalc
u ilapo,c upon you by dcclnriDR no has som'
coucoctIon 0f his own that Is ''just us good, > @
toinc bottled whlSkcy that Il "much better.
has caused these unworthy dccoctions TO CONT
into lle market, .- ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13
Trnnsfera Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record r two transfers Of real estate, as
follows: .-.,
March Il, 1890, by B. L. Rodgers and
wife to Rebecca A. McCulloch, for
81, 100, lots 10 and II in West Liberty,
August l6, 1889, by D. Lamb and II,
N. Russell, special commissioners, to
Frank Eberle, for SS5, lot ! in Division
i Of the last Caldwell addition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13

I The druggists claim that people call
daily Tor the new cure for constipation
and a., sick headache, discovered by Dr.,
Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mount.
aims. It is said to be Oregon grape root
ia great remedy in the lar West ior those
complaints), combined with simple
herbs, and is made for use by pouring
on boiling water to draw out the strength.
1t sells at so cents package, aud is
called Lanes Family Medicine. p1w.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-13
Trouble In n Glass Furnace,

A pot melted dowu in the furnace at
the Hobbs glass works early yesterday
morning, and in hatreniug out stuck to
the two pots on the siess Of II. The
men went to work at G q. m. to take it
out, but did not succeed. Ats o'clock
it had Gocled SC that there was no hope
OF removing 1t without reheating, and
the breast wall vas rebuilt and the fire
turned on. Another attempt will be-
made to remove it as soon as the furnace
gels hot enough,
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Handsome Delivery Wagon,

Messrs. Donaldson, Lewis & Company
the well.knowu carriage makers, have
completed new delivery wagon for
Ziegen:elder, the coniectioner, Which is
one OF the handsomest vehicles in this
city. The sides are covered almost en-.
tirely with pressed French glass Of three.
Fights Of an inch in thickness. The in.
side is neatly arranged SO rs to carry
lour large freezers Of ice cream, and
shelves to accommodate several large
cakes. 7,ssNi". IL EG35s ~ sdf,l ( ~ o.
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: s-L...ts no. .5--gr4gr4 49,
I DO, You KNOW. ME2
Do You Know NV Sh,o

1000. Do You Know My shoee 1860,
Do you know that schulze is the only
and original 1000 Calf Shoe for Gentle.
men? n. q h i.Et : 80.
! Do you know, that it is the best Shoe
on earth for the money? : 49,
Do you know that we carry itin stock
in l0) Ten different styles? ~,
Now, that YOU have been introduced to
US and our celebrated Shoe, it is to be-
hoped that We will lose no time in be-.
coming better acquainted. b. N.
To DO had only Of
II. j.. scnuLzs,
i.5 US 1904 Main street, 4
=, ! !, !, !. !. ;. Wheeling, WA.
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Marriage licenses were yesterday Is.
sued to the following named PARTIES +:
Gustave Templin, aged 90, and Emily
hutschinke, aged 81, both natives OF
Germany and residents Of Wheeling.
James ?. Petit, aged %, Of Bolton,
Marshall county, and Lizxie NJ. Plants.
aged 10, Of this city, both being natives
of Wctzel county. -, 4 : = :
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LIFT THOU TuYsELr ABOVE THE Acc1.
DENTS OF LIFE" 81: :,
4l1E MOST PER1sIADLE PIECE OF PROP.
ERrf YOU OWN IS YOUR LIFE.
IT SHOULD THEREFOR DE THE BEST IN.
sURED. rts5.I s.5s, Jr,555. -
LIE DEsT PLACE TO INSURE IT IS IN THE
EQUITABLE, OF New York. - 4 :
1HE LARGEST, SAFEST, STRONGEST AND
BEST LIFE COMPANY IN THE WORLD, g.4E
SWEENEY, & EDWARDS,
l30S MARKET STREET, WHEELING, W. VA.