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-. First -Four Months FREQ Of Chnrge.
The four eminent English doctors now
permanently located at the Sherman
House, Bridgeport, o., have extended
the time to April !, in order to accom-.
modate many that called, but failed to
see the doctors because Of the large mum.
Der present. All who now visit the doc.
tors before April will receive services
for the frat four months free Of charge.
The only favor desired is a recommenda.
ton from those. they cure. -5- /.
During the past three weeks / ,762 in.
valids have visited the doctors, and out
oftbis number 4S7 were rejected as in
durable. ~
They treat every variety Of disease and
deiormity, but will in no instance accept
IN incurable case. II your malady is
bsyondall hope they will frankly tell
you SO, also caution You against spend
ing more money for useless treatment.
Remember duties and go early, rs their
Offices are crowded from morning till
night. ~ lEi q an
Office hours, 0 a. m. to 1880 p. m. Sun
days, 10 a. m. to / p. m. II sri.
T. S.-This GOVERNMENTAL STAFF OF
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ia incorpor-
ated by an act Of the Legislature. 4,
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First Ward-CounciI, NJ. s. McGrew,
W; John A. Brown, GO. Assessor, Pier
Coleman, l64. Second ward-Council,
!: NJ. Waters, $50. Assessor, G. W.
ChesselI, 100; l.. W. Bailey, q. Third
,w%,ard-Council, VIM. s. Joy, Of; VIM. L.
Thomas, 50. Assessor, Z. W. Sloan, l04.
The Citizens" convention held in
the City Hall on Saturday night was not
as well attended as the Labor conyen.
ton held one week previous. The vote
was as follows: Mayor, VIM. Buns,
lS4. Marshall, Charles Duff, lis. Treas.
urer, J.. P. Crowl, ll5; Joseph N. Fra.
z!er, ~. City Solicitor, W. B. Francis,
~. Street Commissioner, WIN. Linn,
lis; John Clifford, 70. Water Works
trustee, Thco. Moore, 1903; l. X. McCue,
70. Cemetery Trustee, Joseph David.
son, 1874.
PERSONAL POINTS AND NEWS NOTES.
Mrs. William Lupton is visiting rela.
tives at Canton.
W. II. Coss has sold his blacksmith
shop to Ad Coss.
W. =. Davis, OF steubenyilc, is visit.
Ing friends here. 49, ~.
Joseph Jacobs, the clothier, is going to
move to Georgia.
The high water will interfere for few
days with work on the Union bridge.
Mrs. Louis Swartz, OF Anderson, Ind,
formerly OF Martins Ferry, is visiting
relatives here. e
May, the l5.year old daughter OF
Eugene Carpenter, died last night utter
a brief illness.
Landreth's garden seeds in bulk and
ny the paper at j. Williams grocery,
Washington street. -
The residence of Richard Evans, in
the Standard addition, was entered by
thieves the other night. II
Thomas Edmunds, Of the iEtna mill.
will be a candidate for trustee before the
Township Republican convention.
Mr.. William Gilbert, who has been
laid up pneumonia, made his first ap.
pearance on the streets in several weeks
on Saturday. 49,. 1880
Saturday was pay day at the Laughlin
mill but owing to the long shut down
the amount disbursed among the men
was not large. y
By the caving in OF the main sewer in
the lower part Of the Standard mill on
Friday evening the mill will be forced
to lose little time.
From three to four car loads Of iron
Tor the Union bridge are unloaded every
day: Excellent progress has been made
IN the work on the bridge the past ten
days.
MIR. Jacob Rosenthal who went to
Anderson, 1ud., with the American
Glass Company some time ago, returned
on Saturday aud will 20 to work in the
buckeye glass works this morning. lie
u one OF the best general glassworkers
in the country.
William H. Schaetfer, the well.known
grocer, has opened a branch store at the
corner Of Fourth and Locust streets
which is beyond doubt the finest gro
Gerry store in the city. At this store The
same class Of goods will be- kept as at
the old store on Washington street.
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MATTERS IN POLICE CIRCLES.
Saturday Afternoons Court-A nig D0cke
l.nr It'll. NVnruluv

Saturday Aftcrnoon'. Court-A nir Docke,
For Til. Morning.
Pa, McCabe and Chriut K,,ne mn.
@ ~, iii 49,. es..., ~
peared III romeo oou't SATURDAY even
Ing charged with being drunk In the
Second ward. McCabe was dismissed
and Cl,ra wo. ,,,,n aon, nm for ,,,;r,y
" , o""' MO "sA '' Wy ''' '''
DAYS.
The houses OF prostitution OF 1da
Robinson, En- McsIanaway, Mollie Boyd
Celia Williams ana Nellie While were
raided Saturday night, In tho house Of
Celia Williams. colored, seven white
| men, ono white woman and three black
women were found. In Ida Robinson's
house three women and two men were
found. En- McManaway's house fur
nishcd two females and 1--WE men, Mol
lie Boyl's house contained four women
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SEVEN PRISONERS ESCAPE
From tho Hut Known nv n City Prise
.' Four Tough Characters,

From tho Hut Known nv n City Prison.
go Four Tough Characters.
About eight o'clock last evening seven
prisoners confined in the ancient old
rattle.trap on the hill at the head OF
Eighth street, called by courtesy the city
prison, made their escape without being
put to any great trouble. One OF the
boards forming the sides Of the struc.
ture, which lad become quite rotten
from having been placed near the ground,
Was pushed out Of place and an opening
thereby made out Of which the seven
made their escape by crawling under one
OF the bunks that line the interior Of the
place. All the prisoners had retired to
their hunks for the night and the escape
OF the seven was either not noticed or not
reported to the guard till some time after.
The guard, as Is customary with those
who draw salaries as guards ut this
apology OF prison, was making him.
self comfortable at the time aud did not
learn OF the escape till the seven had
gotten we'll ont OF sight.
Four OF the seven who got away are
the quartette Of tramps with whom ON.
Ger Donovan had such a lively expe.
rionoe ten days ago. A week ago last
Friday he found thop in possession Of a
house in East Wheeling and when he
arrested them he had to DO it with a re-
volver, one Of them having drawn a
knife on him. For some unexplained
reason Mayor seabright the next morn
ing let two Of them 30 on promising to
leave the city md sent tho other two up
for thirty days each. Before night the
two he had let 20 were run in
on variety OF charges and last Monday
morning those two were given sixty
days each to epena on the hill. This
quartette is very tough and ugly one,
and should not be allowed to 20 at large.
Tho escape was reported to the police
about 0 o'clock and a search was made,
but the gang had made tracks lively
enough to avoid being caught.
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. ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City md Wheeling People
4 L..

Strangers In tho City md Wheeling People
W. ... ibrOnd.
A. Breslauer left Saturday on.a bust.
ness trip 10 the East.
Mr.. karl A. Miller, Of Pittsburgh,
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
David L. Jones, OF E.navillc, who has
been seriously i'll for some time past, is
slowly recovering.
Messrs. VIII P. Cowan and Alex
Campbell, Of Bethany, were here for 9
few hours Saturday.
George Yahn is again able to be on
duty again at John Coleman's drug store
after weeks illness.
Mrs. PAUL. will accompany Judge
PAUL to New Cumberland and remain
there with him while he is attending
court.
Mcssrs. J. Ed. Watson and William B,
Brooks, Of Fairmont, were among those
who registered at the Hotel Windsor on
Saturday.
DR.. William Petrie, tho veterinary
surgeon, who has been sick with tv.
phoid fever, is able to be out again and
attend to business. =,
Ex-Ahyor George W. McClcary, Of
Wellsburs, was in this city Saturday
looking after some business matters and
shaking hands with his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Lancaster, Of
New Cumberland, registered ut the Nc.
Lure lust evening. MIR. Lancaster, who
was formerly in the Office OF tho Sur.
veyor OF Customs here, is now head man
IN the office OF ono of the New Cumber.
land brick industries. 80 tnl,s. NaN
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Resolutions Of l,e,prct.

WHEELING, VIVA, March q, 1890.
Pursuant to notice, the Board OF Di.
rectora Of the Laughlin aud Junction
Steel Company met In special session at
the City Bank for the purpose OF adopt.
Ing resolutions Of respect to the memory
OF Mr.. NJ. Gutman, deceased, wliereupon
tho following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, The members OF this Board
have received with a sense OF profound
regret, intelligence Of the death Of Mr..
NJ. Gntman, member OF this Board :
therefore TO give expression to our sor.
row, and place upon record tribute 10
bis memory, 1t Is
Re,olred, That having beon associated
with Mr.. Gutman In the manage.
ment OF the business OF this CON.
pany from It's inception, We bear
willing testimony to his high
character and sterling worth, aud
to tho wise counsel and sound advice
which characterized bis official actions,
the appreciation whereof made his pres.
ence always welcome at the meetings OF
this board.
lsSo!rdi, That We extend our syn,pathy
to his bereaved family, and thatin token
Of our respect We present them copy OF
these resolutions. j! -.-,,I -
Eesolrtd, That those resolutions DO
spread upon the minutes OF tho Board
Of Directors, and also be published in the
daily papers Of this city.
Resolrel, That Us Il further testimonial
Of our respect TO his memory this meet.
lug do now adjourn.
Attest: W. L. GLRssSER,
5,-a II. NJ. PnlEsr,
o. W. ". HOLLOWAY,
M,1u. II. X. LIST,
N. L. Orr,
GEo. A. DEAN.
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= Sudden Death Ii, tho Eighth Ward,

Mrs. Perry IIammersmith was found
dead in her bed at her home near Thirty.
nth street in the Eighth ward yesterday
morning. Mrs. llammcrsmith had been
sick for some time but seemed much
better when her husband left home early
IN the morning to go to work ut the
steel works in Benwool. Later, Mrs,
Hammersmith's eight year old daughter
went to herbedside and found her dead,
Ntishbors were called in and word was
sent 10 Mr.. Hammersmith at Benwood,
but he somehow failed to get the mes.
sage and did, not get home till nearly
evening. !. 5,.i ..,S-s,tts. & NttEfs
Mrs. Hammersmith had had typhoid
fever, bnt was supposed to be mendinr
rapidly. ,.3s:S 49, .,,1s,I;1 lss !
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WE CAN AND no

Guarantee DR.. Acker's Blood Elixir, for
it has been fully demonstrat eil to the
people Of this country that it is superior
to dlf other preparations for blood dis
eases. 1t Is positive cure for syphilitic
poisoning, ulcers, cruptions and pimples.
It purihes the whole system and
thoroughly builds up the constitution,
For sale by Logan Drug Co., J. T. Good.
yin & Co., 9. +. Goetze, A. T. Young,
John Coleman. Il r!iS i p1w-7
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THAT lTHnRll,LE COUGH

In the morning, hurried or difficult
breathing. raising phlegm, ,tightness in
the chest quickened pulse, chilliness in
the evening or sweats at night, all or
any Of these things are the inst stages
Of consumption. DR.. Acker's English
Coughs Remedy 1ril cure these fearful
symptoms, iand is sold under a posi,ire
guarantee by Logan Drug Co.,J T. Good
win 4 Co.. C..;:R.. ,Goetze, A. r. Young,
John Coleman, @. 9tenkemeller. DAVIS
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bridge. The matter was dlschased from
all standpoints. The Bridgeport gentle.
men advanced strong arguments as 10
why the company should respond to their
plea. They did not oppose the !na.
vile bridge, but they urged bridge at
Kirkwood, and they gave the bridge
people such encouragement that the
probabilities are that something will
come OF the meeting.
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OwlNa to the fact that we expect tc
move on April !, we will close out q
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type.
writers. Intending to devote our atten.
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typcwriters and q
lew makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure barga!ug.
EDw. L. Rose 4 Co., -
IS Twelfth street.
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An Open Letter.


We beg leave to announce that on OF
before April: lst, we will remove from
our present location to No. 80 Twelfth
street. ,
We have purchased for Spring and
Summer large and complete stock OIL
the latest novelties in Huls, Caps and
GEMS Furnisgings, and will be better pre-.
pared than ever to meet the wants oil
our many patrons.
Thanking you for past fayors and
soliciting portion Of your patronage in
the future, we remain yours, &C.,
q -, FASTENER 4 Co.
Wheeling ". Va.,. March q, 1890.
NAV
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None ns Good.

WASHINGTON, Pa, March IL.
Aessrs. S. Batrs Sons:
GESrLEMEN:-Inclosed find TWEEN ty-
five Pan Handle Coffee tickets. Please
send ME oil painting No. 10. like
Pam Handle Coffee very much and think
! can get none as good. Please send
oil painting in care of John A. Best,
Washington, Pa. Respectfully,
MwsAw Z. L. HAGGERTY.
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Bcttcr Thnn Any Other.

lTE0z3 .1 brilliant, O., March Q.
4esir'. s. baer's Sons: l.y7sl.7:- iI....s'
DEAR SlRs:-I send you by mail TWEEN
ty:iye Panhandle Coffee tickets, fol
which you will please send oil painting
No. IS. ! have No. 10 and like it VERY
much. We find your Pan Handle COT.
tee excellent, like 1t better than any
other coffee We can get. Send picture
in care Of F. speidell, Brilliant, D. ri
Respectfully,
Mwsaw g. - KATE WEEKLY.
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G. HESS e. SONS,
1921 &1Js3 Market Street.

IF you cannot see and need spectacles
you sllonlh call on us and have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments aua more experience
than any other Opticlan In tho State,
lna guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". CRUDE,
Jewclcr md OptlCian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Street,,
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b
Tho following programme will DO pre-.
secuted at tho Young Mems Chriptian
Association members' entertainment to.
morrow evening: hi, bl!9 q
Guitar duet. No,,,or
Messrs. Eugene Warren and liobt Glchrist, :
Recilauon...v..":.. 1.-THE Weather Bureau,''
Mr.: William l.. BrIcc. ii
Vocal solo......"Who Treatis the Faith OF Dutv, !,
MI. Charles zulauf. : ,..has -,
Recitation. ....".." Tho Farmer aud the Wheel. -
Miss Lucy Grimes, Of steubenvillc. >, =
oaato daes.-......;.,;.. ......" Hunters March."
:, Messss. Louis Schrader and Fred Meyer,
,L, ar. Harry Clark. Bridgeport. .''''
Nec'tallon....::.,.. The Angels Of Ducna Vista"
Miss l.lz1lc Esrlter
siohu MI irwin PAUL
Socnl solo.'.... Sara Roemcr
ACKNOWLEDGMENT +... GtnefvA."
"a! Miss Lucy Grimes. -.
Mr. James llowells, Of bridgeport.
Accomparist, Prof. Hermann SchocEcy,
9 monograph operatci by Nr.W, J.. Lukeps.
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Saturday evening committee consist.
ing OF Messrs: George @. Mckee, R. T,
howell, W. 7. Graham and Fl. Greely
Uranium, appointed ut recent meeting
OF bridgeport citizens to wait on the
new Wheeling bridge Company, in
reference to running their back river
bridge across, the river at kitkwood.
called in company with Dr.. ]. G, Dent,
Of bridgeport, on AIR. John N, Sweeney
and had conference, with him and Nj.
". D: Updegral, the representative OF
the Pittsburgh capital interested In the
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THE RESULT or THE PRIMARIES
Heidi Martins Ferry Satur,lay-Personnls
and Notes About Happenings.


Despite the rain the Republican prim.
aries in the different wards on Saturday
afternoon were largely attended. An
unusually large amount OF huBtling was
done by the many candidates and their
friends and many old and experienced
workers say they never worked 80 hard
At the different voting places tho at
tendance was large and n sea Of umbrel.
las could be seen from the time the
polls opened until they closed. The
primaries were tho most exciting for
years, and It Is astonishing how mon
turned out In the rain and mud. Con
siderable sickness will doubtless be tho
resolt. ,,, I 000II ~
The vote cast Ia IA follows.
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WASHINGTON D, DC 6,
slo For tho Round Trip via tho renusx,.

S1o TOT INC l.o"nu TIP VIA tho Fcnnsyl.
Z, I,SS3 ss yanin Lines II:
!. On February Isl March 6, April 5 and
q, excursion. tickets will be sold at the
rate Of $40 from Wheeling, good return
ing,,witHn tcndays from date Of sale, and
Permitting stopover5 at, Baltimore in
either direction. Apply to ]. G. Tomlin.
son or'John Baltic, agents Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati 4 St. Louis railway for full
Information. Z vi "a, *
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patrick Tor Clerk, but It failed, he 70.
ceiying large majority on the first

It may be Msahal John Mccormick,
or Jos. Burtoft, or D. @. Shepherd, or
Kee peiinbaugh, or Charles johnson,
or Henry Nagle, or James johnson. All
are hustlers, and are leaving nothing
undonc preparatory TO the conventions
this week. 5sis
The Democratic primaries resulted In
Johnson capturing tho delegates from
the Second, Third and Fifth wards,
while Delnbaugh got those from the
First and Burtotr those from tho Fourth
Tho primaries passed oil very quietly
No instructions were given any Of the
delegates as to whom to vote Tor for can
didate for Mayor. " !
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[ANy CITIZENS,

ARE you allout Of sorts, ''this spring.
do you need tonic; take I.oose's E1-
tract OF Red Glover, it has no equal. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., bridge corner
druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. paw
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OF health and strength renewed and oil
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as 1t acts in harmony with
nature to ctlectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 % bottles by all leading druggists.
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RlvEsvILLE, W. Va, March II, 1890.

RlvEsvILLE, W. Va, March II, 1890.
Acssrs. Ntil & E'lincham: ..'
DEAR S!Rs:-I acknowledge receipt oil
one barrel FAMOUS Flour, won by me
in contest Of closest guess rs to the
adjournment Of the Legislature OF West
Virginia. l have had it thoroughly
tested, and find its qualities superior in
many respects, Of snowy whitcness and
excellent rising qualities. Have also
had it tested by, neighbors, whose test.
monials accompany this letter. ~. =.
80 -.: Yours. etc., It'd
..- FnANK Hoop.
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STONE & THOMAS.
Gbc Sutrllie!Iellljlfer.
0nlco. No.. 70 and " Fourteenth Street.


New Advertisements.
Public Sale OF City property.
To the Trade-GeO. II. Gibson 4 D.o.
MISUNDERSTANDING. ~.
Wnnlcd-A Nice Furnished Room.
lhltctn suiS-Gco. 81. Shook 4 Co.-lfead OF
Local.
Co.plrtncrthip Notice. a'p-
Public Sale Of Mt. BeilcvIcw Furniture.
For sa!c-M. u. HOrkhcInier,
Proclamation.
Notice to Miners. -.}.
For salc-Jnmus A. Henry.
Stone & ThomAs-Fuurili Pnge, =.
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q" For Mayor Of bridgeport. ,f.rr-,.
To The Editor ofthe Ialelligenctr. -. ,sfrya,
slR:-Plcase announce in your col.
umns that MIR. r. 7. Howell will be an
independent candidate for the office Of
Mayor OF Bridgeport. ~@0'
'.l2f 5Fa5,,:. .ii.i.Ei MANY CITIZENS.
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"A common remark about our cele-
brated: Stacy, Adams shoes, ut H. O.
Hollis, 1ll3 Main street, successor to J.
W. Amick & Go. s ~. z. - Z. h,
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helpful. useful friend to pupil aud teacher
MASON'S PIANO $3.50 by VIM. Mason
ews. This admirable system Of Scales, arpeggios
aud all other needed technical exercises, WITH
good directions. holds a high place in the cs.
TEEN OF thorough teachers, and should be every.
where used. Il, r-',S1t1r-'I7 -. ',''
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WASHINGTON, March 23.-For West
ern Pennsylvania, fair weather, followed
during the night by light rain, winds
shifting to easterly, warmer.
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g,'' Epps's Cocoa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EPPS'S COCOA,

by "By a thorough knowledge Of the natunl law,
nutrition, aud by careful nppIIcaiIon ~, ~. ,sa
iine properties Of ll.lelcctcd Cocoa, Mr. rn. M,
has provided our breuklas, tables will n XXI.
catcly favored beverage which NAV s1y c' N,
many many heavy doctors hills. 1t is by the Judi.
iian use o. 81 ssch Articles Of diet TINT co
enough to resist every tendency 10 ,lj.cs.e'
hundreds OF subtle maladics arc floating ar0npi
uS ready 10 attack wherever there is n weak
Poiht. we may escape many n fatal shaft ty
auSdring ourselves well fortified with pure blood
Gazette. -. =, 1''" N''hs
Al Made simply with boiling water or milk eo,t
oniy ~ hall pound tins by Groccrs, labeled tins:
JAMES El'rS l. Co., HOMEOPATHIC Chemists,
...- ~, t1S16S. EsGt6Hb.
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LOVELY WOMAN little thought n,
What toy and pleasure can be brought
From little things so wisely bought,
: af2 TO- - M Buckeye EirHia,
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YOUNG PLAYERS tPap. 81. BIDS,
POPULAR COLLECTION 81 Isl New
bright and easy. li3 Piano Pieces. -
MHlTNEY'S tnds: 8. Cloth q SOY By 8.
ORGAN ALBUM d. Whitney. IS fine Organ
pieces for Manual and Pedal, by 81 distinguished
composers ~ ~ -
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- ~ 90 MO- J y !TI.I.i. o. rF=
..llooDs''SAEsArAnlLLA has thelargest
sale Of any medicine before the public.
ANY lhoncst druggist will confirm this
statement. - no y q x s5.-=f.57
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

We are in receipt of all the newest
Novelties III WOolGns for mems wear,
consisting Of Suitinss, pantaloonings
and Orcrceatings, which we are pre-.
pared TO make mp In the best style and
IL Ut reasonable prices. Our Gents
Furnishings are complete and offers
special Inducements.
G. HESS & SONS,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS in Mems, Woman's
and. Children's Shoes. at II. O. HoG s,
1l43 Main street.
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M. ]. UEovIIARr, Secretary.

I've boon a sufferer from Rheumatism
for years, and have been unable to obtain
any relief at all. Salvation Oil gave me
entire relief, and heartily recommend
it. HENRY WINxEL, Baltimore, Md.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-24

The Thermometer Mt schnepf's drug
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-24
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.. DELLAIRE. O.. March G.

! BELLAIRE, o., March G.
Mtssrs. 3. Bacr's Sons: ..i,
GESrLEMEN:-Please find inclosed
twenty-five Panhandle Coffee tickets
for your oil painting No. 10. Please
send through Chram Bros, leading gro.
GERS, Bellaire, 0. I am very we'll pleased
with Pan. Handle Coffee.
Yours respectfully,
MwSAw - MHs. NJ, BRIGGS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-24

WHAT 30 wonderful, as severe cough
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