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Elixir of Dutes

lisa combination Of the active properties
3dates, figs and 5prunes, and zother
tropical / fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered it i'm
menseiy popular. It cures habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles etc. Sold in : 80. cent
bottles by Q. R. Goethe, WV. Irwin,
w. E. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Z Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents. u "a! "a q.
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Burned by Powder.

Anthony Green, young coloarocd man man
employed as a driver by MEG arrell, the
grocer, was burned about the face YES.
terdayl9by the fash ofcsome powder
which he was pouring into some boiling
lard for the purpose OF making a mixture
that bad been recommended to him for
some kind of ailment. Some grains Of
thepowder are supposed TO have reached
the fire over which: the lard was burn.
ing, aud the flash followed. 4 Anthony's
eyebrows were singed and several small
blisters were raised on his cuticle. ss;iiii!
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ALONG THE RIVER
Notes Picked up About the Wharf Steam
~, bontmcn md Their Bonts, 4 Isl

Notes Picked up About The wharf-steam..
bontmcn md Their Boats. j2;E,
The guage showed s feet 10 inches in
the channel, and the river was station
ary last night. 2i.a.sig8
The N. p Wells, which was sold by
Captain Richer to !. Captain Brown, Of
Middleport, for s., 1000, was again sold by
Captain Brown to parties on the lower
Ohio for $1,000. ii5 m X A
g Capt. James eLedley has succeeded
Capt. Joe Dunlap as superintendent OF
Gray's Iron Line of:towboats, who, after
holding that position for twenty years,
has resigned. Captain Ledley has clerk
ed on several boats and is well known
along the river. a 4 Z, Nh
The Louis a. SherleY passed up from
Cincinnati yesterday morning.. The G.
w. Bachelor passed down! In the WIN,
Chancellor's place in the Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati trade yesterday. The Scotia
is to;days Cincinnati packet, leaving the
wharf at Ia. IN. 4 The Louis "a! Sherley
is the regular Cincinnati packet for Sun
day morning. si:;. s.
~ On her last trip to New Orleans from
Pittsburgh, q distance of 9, 900 miles, the
towboatIT Nv. O'Neil handled fifty:
nine pieces, the total tonnage Hof which
amounted TO AS, 430 tons, fand was out
onlyEtwenty:t&o days, which includes
the time lost on account of'thawind and
fog and tinS picking up and dropping
harges at different points. Ss;, 4 ID
Capt. Joseph scIoneld,, aged III, died
in Whipple, o. last month. S5Hei was a
mechanical engineer, and as such fol.
lowed the river for many years. He
was one OF, iftnot the very first steam.
boat man OF this vicinity to take ont Ii.
cense,, under. the governmental law early
in the j fifties, and made 4 many trips
south. He also ran OF: many, boats on
the. Ohio. n 4
81 Capt. Chris. Y Dung, the clever master
Of the; handsome 2side-wheeleri steamer
Rainbow, the Tuesday packet from here
In the Cincinnati trade, struck a verita.
Bile bonanza whenS he purchased : her
When shesyas built 'she was valued at |
s50, 900. wi hen she was! put Up at forced |
sale at Louisville, fortunately 1 for Oapt1
Young there were no other. bidders, and |
be, had the valuable, property knocked
down to him for S., 000.$ & The NEXT day
etwas offered $4,000 for half interest,
which offer he refused. The steamerfis
1oing an Immense, business I'M her pres;
snt trade, I. X III
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Clothing, Etc:
5.Ullr ssSlllttllloelllG
: O1Ice, Nos. !. 6 and "a Fourteenths Street.
5y New Advertisements

Fourth Street NJ. +! Church.
z Var Rent-0tice Rooms. = .,323,
q Notico-A False Rumor. - * : III
z Diuner sets-Ewlug Bros. s55s>l Is.
Z Stockholders' Meeting-lcople's Bank. ~
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad
'co.Notice 10 Bondholders. ,5sy,;2.'
:. Tloass and Furs-J. S. Rhodes & Co. z ~ :; 5
u vTork ingmau's Investment 10 Real Estate. e;
Hus,y Base Burners-Jo Bell Stove Co.
~ For Sslu or Rent-G. o. Smith. fS.E. ~. u
~ 1fnpe 4 Bro.-The Ideal Feed Mill. y z. i
n CandIcs and Nuts-Conner & Snedeker. Il,
III List OF Letters. "a if..57E $ r
s,ocEholders' distinguishing Title and
I ,tWS IVA & Browns Suits and oyercoats-
x1o,5 of Local Z !, +. e.
- MHtnal savings Bank-Fourth page. ! 4. 3
n Caution-w. L. DouSlas-Fourth PAGE. *
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4 Name Corrected,

It was William H. Stanbery, Of this
city, instead Of William II. Stanley, Of
gainesville, as the types made it appear
in Yesterdays issue, who assisted Under
taker Nader, OF Zanesville, in removing
from the odd East Wheeling cemetery
the3remains tof Miss Amelia iAIcIntire,
the young lady who died here in 1920,
while visiting the familyof COL Noah
Zane. Her grave was one Of Tie very
few in the old ,burying ground that re-.
ceived any attention In fate years. Mr..
Stanbery, who is distant relative; has
looked after the grave Of Miss McIntire
In late years as well as the vandals who
oyer,run the place you'd permit. 5isJ ssf5
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Not Much onIn Hickory.

The extension Of the Hickory field in
Washington county which was thought
to be full Of PROMISE is not showing up
in as encouraging a manner as might be
desired and the excitement that was
aroused by promised developments is
on the wane. The Wheeling Gas Com.
pany's McCalmont well which was
worried as mystery. and closely
watched by the oil trade, is completed
and has failed to show up for a producer,
and it is reported that the well located
on Mthe Jones property will not be
drilled in consequence. & The Wheeling
Gas Company's Common well is said TO
be pumping barrels per day, II.
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I. .:SSS,pECIALtBARGAINSt

In heavy weight MOo!ens, consisting
III Suiliugs, FORTHCOMING md Over,
con tings, (which VIC warrant to make Up
In ilrst.Class style. nv; !,
81, 100 dozen moro Of those celebrated %
cent Half Hose In Fast Black, MerlnO
and CumePs Hair just received. ~ 1gZ3
Is Umbrcllns-.AfcOmp iete line OF SILK
m and Gloria Cloth, with told, Silver aud
Natural Wood Handles, ct Si..l.t
Il 800; G. HESS & SONS,
! AZ 321 & 1928 Market Street. =,
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II OwlSd to the fact. that we expect to
move on April /, we, will close out a
large assortment ofinew, and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type.
writers. Intending to devote our atten.
ton exclusively to thei Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt iTypewriterst and a
few makes o.; BICYCLES Come early and
secure bargains. Is. 8
<, EDW@L ROSE & Co.,
(, 81! n 55 Twelfth stree.
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.cr !, Az n, lsecor

$sSs * Thermometcris ee 4.
Il. The Thermometer hem at Schnepfs drug
store, 1 Opera Z House corner yesterday,
Registered as follows: 81
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IToEnn's Temperance, Meeting,

y. Evangelist Hogan conducted "a splcnr.
did union temperance meeting in the
Tabernacle last night. Mr.. Hogan talk
ed about IAN hour on various topics,
and touched particularly onythe manner
In which some of those who attend the
Tabernacle behave themselves. y He said
that a little muscular christianity would
be good thing for those who come to
the meetings and misbehaye, and init.
mated that it would be applied II tie
improper conduct is not discontinued.
Several Others, both ladies' and gentle.
men, addressed the meeting, y and q
strongvein OF enthusiasm was displayed.
Tonight, Mr.. Hogan will show stere:
optican views Of a trip around the world,
and will deliver an interesting lecture on
the same subject. Z, 1al;.S
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/, .ilsJ-- S9sr-,. ~, ai.tsi,i . r. y
~ Scrap OF Paper Saves Her Life, f

& TWAS Just an ordinary scrap Of wrap
ping paper but it sayed her life. s She
was in the last stages OF consumption,
told BY physicians that she. was incura:
bic: and could live; only a short time;
she weighed less than seventy pounds.
On;a piece OF Wrapping paper she read OF
DR.. Kings New ! Discovery, and got a
sample bottles; it helped her, she bought
a large bottle, it helped her more, bought
another and grew; better fast, continued
It's use, and is now strong, healthy, rosy,
plump, weighing lao pounds For fuller
particulars send stamp to w. H.s Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles OF
this wonderful Discovery Free at Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store. II * 3; r. / q
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,CutIcura ResolVent Us

DJMpLE5, black. heads, chapped and oily skin
rlW prevented by Cutleuta Medlcated Soap. y.
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"a numbcrlcss number OF Hanging and Stand.
Ing !amps-in catchy designs, beautifully deco.
rated. n Regular price, IS 90.
Compelling price, 81 %. u
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If, Vol 1,li cam cannot SEQ and need spectacles
s ron should call OIL usand have your Eyes
tcsted ~ ithout 4 Charge. We hnYe The
finest instruments md more experience
\ Finn Fnny other Opucian In tho State,
4 and guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
MINDED. Gig255ls; JACOB W. GRUBB,
SsSs1sSSsS ] eWeler and 0pticlan,
\ sis Cor. TWclit il md Market Streets.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
4 =

y. V. ~ ~ T.
strangers In tho City md Wheeling People
- Z, Abroad. y l. S:al55
Mr.. r. A. Haynes Of Weston, is at
the Mcclure. So (.
{ Miss Mamie Carmichael, Of Wellsburg,
is visiting friends in this city. &.
Mrs. J. J. Brown, Of Morgantown, was
registered at the Stamm yesterday. q
4 Miss Cora Wheeler, OF the Island, is
visiting Miss Mamie Medill, at .Tilton,
vile. 80, az
Sheriff J. L. Curtis, Of Brooke county,
was among those, registered at the Nc
Lure yesterday. "a SKI Il ~ y y
9 Miss Katie. Crogan. Of this city, is the
guest Of her sterfiMrs. Thomas CanifI,
at Steubenyille. rs u
4. Miss Ida SHoyle, Of. Martins Ferry,
leaves to-day for, Oberlin, to attend the
Oberlin College OF Music.
Il Mr.. Waltery Wheat, S'of the Eighth
ward, is confined ito 4 his home by II
threatened attack Of typhoid fever. 81
Rev. Dr.. G., ". Cushing, pastor Of the
Fourth Street.M. E.: church, who has
been on the sick list, is rapidly recover
ing, and. hopes to be able, to preach to.
MORO 81 =. z.sss IS ,. ~.
/; Miss Kate Hamm, formerly a resident
Of this city, but now Of Findlay, who has
been spending the holidays; here with
friends on the South Side, returned home
last evening. s,ss (; Y s Si;J r.
9EMr. D. NJ: Carey of I Paige, Careyt&
Co., who went home to spend the holi-
days withihis family, returned 3 TO the
city yesterday,Haud is again squartered
at the Hotel Windsor. t1f3 % /, sfgg,, 6;
d l: Mr.. and Mrs; Gus B. Spates, OF Clarks.
burg, were at the McIureG last evening
on their way home from Washington;
Pa, where Mrs, Spates and her Child
have been spending tho holidays with
her parents. y y III IN m 3:
Z Capt. NJ. j. Hoffman, OF Chicago, one
OF the clever B. IL O.: conductors run.
ming between hero and that city on the
fast express trains, is accompanied on
this "trip by. his sestimable wife. They
are Qt, the Stamm. q, n b,
Y Gen. Absalpm Baird, U. S.A., who has
beenIs here Z i0rs tiisg past few days the
guest Of Hon. and Mrs. JohntJ. Jacob,
left for the East last evening. Gen.
Baird was formerly, Inspector General OF
the ARMY. but is now son the! retired
list. b VI. s = 4 q 4! 81 *
:; Dr.SJ IT. Mcclure, pastor o. the United
Presbyterian church, who 4 has been
quite'serionsly.ill at dis residence on
Twelfth street;is improving, slowly, but
wildly No. means be able to- beEouts to:
His church will therefore be
4 Capt B. sB.5 Doveners returned yester.
day; fromjh ten days holiday trip. Ac.
by Mrs.6 Dovener3 he visited
bis sou lyill, who is attending the law
school at Charlottesville, and after spend.
ing Christmas with him Richmond and
Washington were, visited. ,'f 5fjs h \
Miss Ellie Russell entertained a num-.
oer, of friends at her home out the M.
ional road; last evening. n Those present
quite y merry party, and a de-
ightful evening was spent. a special
rain came IN on the Elm Grove road to
accommodate tbosa rom the city who at
ended. ;t'st! 81 "a
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a Wheeling Grill "The City Dlreotqry.y

a Wheeling Girl In "The City Direstqry.y
I. One Of the pretty girls who make HThe
City: Directory'psuch an ATTRACTIVE aud
pleasing play, was recognized by several
in, the audience at the Opera House last
night as former Wheeling girl. Her
maiden name was Ida Clifton; she mar
ried while. living here one James D. Mar.
tin, with whpm she, did not live happily
and from whom she afterwards parted.
While living here she was for three or
fourSlyears the leading soprano Z: in
the Fourth.street NJ. e. Church choir,
and her services as III songstress were
often in demand for concerts. Il Her voice
is still q sweet and musical. one, sand is
heard to- good advantage I'M ""The City
Directory.9F She sings solo or two and
is otherwise prominent, US well as being
one Of the most attractive of'the beyyyof
good looking girls in the play. 'ytti;
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f.sVgg -lFT.-l-' : = ; 80 - - p,
4 In n Serious Condition.

James Moore, the West Wheeling man
Whotell from a derrick on New FEARS
day, at the WONT where the connection
between the Baltimore & Ohio and
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal roads
is being made, is lying in pre-.
carious condition at his home across the
river. Moore had his hip and collar
bones broken, and is pretty badly hurt.
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! LOU SWABACKER.

lust received, the much desired Elbow
and Full Length Undressed iMosquetair
/ Kid Gloves in black, white aud tan col.
Ors.. for evening wear. Also, small LOT
BLACK Leather Shopping Bags.
y 80 & IS Z: LOU SWABACEER. a.
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LOOKING BAcKwARDn1 one hundred
years hence Edward Bellamyi would find
Two articles which the evolution OF time
could not improve, simply because they
are already perfect, namely, Christians
Best Flour and Alarolna Coffee. 81 NJ:
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OF health; and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort. follows, the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it ACTS Ia harmony with
nature to ellectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. II For sale in Soc
and 81 DC. bottles by oil leading druggists.
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Young uoiH,e, Before, justice. is Ar K,

e Charles Holmes, the young man ian Who v;
about one month ago obtained one iol
John Dumas ponies, and after riding it
g far as .Moundsyille, disposed .ofitsfor
and a ferret, was taken before Justice
Arkle yesterday for a preliminary hear.
ing. y Col. $Arnett appeared z as counsel
for Holmes and Prosecuting ATTORNEY
Howard Represented the State. .Atitne
request Of Col Arnetti the hearing was
not concluded, i but { was Z postponed i'm;
tSWednesday, aftern BON, i'm order to
allow the defense time i'm which ltoS &c:
cure some evidence. SS,SS FE,
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ITO the Ladies'.
i1s TO the Ladies'.
lheR Wheeling InstalnentB Co.,
s:3ii * y. n
s11sG.l1 y. 1l4o Market ST..
II. NEAR TWELFTH ST. v q s,;!i
SHOPPERS uoppERs-sHopP,lEE:R,Isg, J.
-

Lady, Shoppers fourteen days hence
and the holiday? shopping season-with
It's attending worry and icare-will be
ended. The time Is short-it's true-yet
there Is great deal to be done. There
arc many friends, to think about--and
what shall II give to him or herr tho
question that now agitates every mind,
or course this Is natural-it Is reason.
able-and what Is more-it Is a kind
consideration for the fortunate recipient.
But It Is nevertheless a difficult question
to, answer unRided-and rs We believe
that the old adage-"Two HEADS ARE
BETTER THAN 0NE"-is applicable
here-we therefore presume to assist tlle
giyer In answering Il, ssl'l sliiI,I - z
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phtlndclphlngn md kBoston Wool Markets.
iPHILAD ELriIIA, II RI. i2Jan. 3!@Fleece wool in
Improved demand y ohlo;s Pennsylvania and
West 'EirsiniaXX and above 3351Sa3il !c: x 9la
$50 medium 361Ia3sc: coarse Static; Nav York,
Michigan Indiana and western fine or Y and XXX
:9aslc; medium So e: coarse IS fine
washed delaine . aud M 49, $3.50; medium
washed icomblng and delaiue Shilc: coarse do
S7aSSc: Canada Z washed comblng 33a35c; tub
washed Seallc: medium tunwashed combIng 2Sa
soci Montana Az lsa25c.
Ing and idelaine strong; Ohio at 36aS6 sc:i Mich.
igun S5c; Michigan * S0c; Ohio < 3aa33c;;XX
and above aiR25c, =.
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81 In connection with the Young Mems
meeting this evening, the members Of
the Association are invited to meet the
Associations guests, w. X. Jennings, OF
Pittsburgh, and VIM. d. Gordon, Of
Cleveland. 5- 49,, 4, n
Z The Sunday afternoon meeting will
be held at4 o'clock tomorrow, and will
be led by Mr.. Gordon. The singing
will also be % attractive feature.
Next Tuesday evening Mr.. ]. Elwood
Hughes will give talk TO young men
onrSome Things Essential to Business
S,o,aeo u 1880. Y ftl7;t Z. j.
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{4Miss Ellie Russell entertained a nun IN
Der, Of friends at her home out the M.
tional road; last evening. Those present
composed quite y merry party, and a de-
lightful evening was spent. 4 special
train came IN on the Elm Grove road to
accommodate tbosa from tho city who at !
tended. Isl Ri;
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Jos. sPElDEI q Co are agents f or the
uckeye Extracts! Best on the market,
y - sE7@@~Fs- =
StAGuesrion.I

% you suffer viii ,hlalbitual ,consti ID.
ton o., biliousness :? III SO, try the Ilesais.
anti mutt laxative, Elixir! Of Dates. IL
Will cure you. Sold ein9 so scent bottles
BY, g. r! Goethe, SW.:W:FI Irwin ~. -,
Williams, John! Laughlin.; Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., xholesale
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snE stood at the gate in the late Spring
twilight, and when she said goodbye,
she. felt neuralgia kiss her rosy cheek !:
but She only smiled for' her mother had
invested Is cents in, q bottle Of Salvation
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GAR. MATTERS i,lss
Phil Sheridan Post InstalisJ Officers. !. uolli.
atNaM dry poat,s Instnllntlnn To. lrht VI

Pill Sheridan Post Instalis Officers : IIolli.
dry Posts Installation Tonight.
phiT Sheridan Post No. 49, al RI
publicly. installed the following named
officers at the g. A.sR.l Hall on Main
street last evening: w. : H. Travis; Post
Commander; J. I'LL statnin, Senior Vice
Commander; Robert Cowan Junior
Vice Commander; i John Walton, Sur.
geon;SSWgJ. Robb, Quartermaster !. INV.
Baggs,a Chaplain Peter Habig, Officer
OF the Day 1T. Van ,Bergli, Officer Of tho
Guard; Clarence L. Irwin Adjutant.
The sTrlistetsE for, the Tensding year are
Richard Robertson, Il G, WI. Baggs and
Henry seamon, and the delegates TO the
Department Encampment ! nre J.iia L.
Stamm land I g. w. Baggs. The NEW,
officers were encouraged by the attend.
alce and hope tho future may BIZ, bright
for the Post. q There were "a number. Of
visiting members present. AiterfF the
close OF the ceremonies Comrade Seeley,
Commander Of Holiday Post, extended
IN inyitation.to all of those present 10
attend the public installation OF the
officers, Of J.W. Holiday Post, to be held
this evening, mud to which the general
public Is invited. I y Il I, &, =
! The installation Of the new officers oil
the J.,W,s Holiday Post will also bG held
In .tA., R.5lIall.i8 Short addresses are
10 be made by Col. George z: Bissell, the
Hartford banker who, Is Tho financial d.
rector Of the, Union 9 Bridge Company
here, and who during the war was The
gallant commander OF a Connecticut
regiment; Judge r. II. Cochran, ! Capt
B. B. DoSener, Judge Melvin, Hon. q
W.,Atkinson, DR., s. L. Brice and others
Miss Kay, Of, the Eighth ward, !, aud Mr.
BIilles7 will give reeitations, and there
will bel some vocal selections byi Mrs
Seeley& and others. Tho entertainment
is certain 70 DO q ) pleasant one and
everybody will be cordially welcomed. y
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II1RwIN EROS spEcIANTY G,

p The Grand was packed last night with
an audience that, Judging from its very
marked demonstrations Of approval, was
in every way pleased with the enter
tainment offered. The Two American
Macs caught on big, and Lester and
Allen met with most cordial reception.
There will be n matinee performance
this afternoon and the engagement will
close this evening. Those who enjoy
good specially engagement should visit
the Grand to-day,it3 si'3sS
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~ A GRAND BALL will be given at Joe
Bishops 8 Hall, 80 No4tl3l \ Eighteenth
street, 4 Wednesday evening, . January
'l9.pAdmission 80 cents. all holders
of tickets will be entitled to chance in
a fine gold watch to be ratified OF on the
above evening. Il 81 n s,;sf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Splendid Bills Presented at both Thcaters
Last NlEht-S,.me Bills To-las, : III
s 1t has been well said that .".rhet City
Directory" Paul spotter's farce comedy,
as presented by Russell's comedians, is
one Of the best Of its school. twas pre-
sented in this city for the first time at
the Opera House last evening. There
was a fairly good.sized house and every
one appeared to epleased with the en-
tertainment, which is one having n dash
about it all the gay through. The au.
thor claims that the play was t'construct-
ed far laughing purposes only,h and to
say that this object has been carried
out is to put it far, too mildly. Z 1t is
packed full of fun and In the hands OF
the clever specially people, who make
up the company, is bound TO be 90.
There are a number Of pretty girls who
act little and sing and dance u great
deal. Miss Glover's dancing is especially
worthy of note, being the best seen here
in a long time, The farce will be re-
peated this afternoon and evening, and
the house should be filled on both occa.
sions; the performance given is well
worthy of patronage. fs 81! -
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+. SWEAR of buying poor coffees for the
sake of a trashy present and buy Alaro.
ma for the stomach's sake. NJ Reilly,
Sole Agent, &, /. M u, Z ss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-04

;nlF you want to begin the new year
likes Christian commence using Chris.
tlan's Best Flour, and swear off on bad
bread Sand biscuits. n. Reilly Sole
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-04

ALARo,fA CoFPEE is in every; first
class grocery in the city, Try it. M.
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