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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
LOCAL BREvlT1Es.
Matters of Minor M"mcnt In and Abon

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
CLERK HOOK admitted two deeds OF
uus. TO record yesterday.
Tue West Virginia China Company Is
tearing down one Of iH lilns TO make
an improvement.
DugIxG the past year l56 new struc.
lures were erected Ia Belmont county,
Ohio, at a cos. Of Sl73S30.
THE nude bathing in daylight along
the creek IN the city limits continues "
cause good deal OF complaint.
FisHEgNEs repo,. this q grea. season.
At the mouth OF the creek and along the
lower river bank hooks and lines are
numerous.
IT Is authori.atively stated that a X.
Of l.. scale will be prepared for the mix.
ers and teaseis in the window.glass fac.
tories next year. Vs.
THE apple yield will be decidedly
short. The best Of the berry season Is
pas: for this year. Cherries are becom.
lug abundant In this market.
QUITE number OF people In tue Sixth
ward complain that the garbage in tina.
district is not now collected more Ire,
Qren.ly than three times week.
A SMALL FIRE in the tank house a. the
IE.na mill over the river yesterday, was
put out with the appliaucea ut hand
without causing an alarm, or seriou.
damage.
QUITE number OF people are row lc
Gated on the Moupdsville camp grount
for the hummer. !, is a delightful place
this year, the large temperance groundl
adjacent adding 10 the a..ractiyeness o!
the place.
THERE will be meeting o! the lalieE
interested 10 the tennis tournament, tc
be given for the beneti. OF the Hospita
fund, this Saturday evening ut
O'Clock at the Racket Club ground, No
044 Main street.
THE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany is doing an immense business i.
the fruit line at present. Barnsyill'
parties alone are shipping between 81,
and seven car loads daily, 10 eastern AM
western points.
| ?. BAcHMAN < Coz yesterday received
two car loads OF fine Georgia watermcl
uns. Mr.. Bachnann kindly remembers,
the 1STELLiGENcgR force by sendin
down four fine large melons. which
were rarely luscious for the first OF tn
season.
| EXCURSION TIcKKTs to Deer Park, Mt
Lake Park, Oakland, Ocean Grove. A.
lantic City, Chautauqua. Cresson, Bed
ford and other points. Local en-,
through tickets, mileage tickets, steam
ship tickets, at Union Railroad office
1900 Market street. John Bailey, agent
THE young mems meeting at tn
Young Mems Christian Association
building, Market and Twentieth streets
| will be Of special interest to Commercial
travellers tomorrow. 1t will begin at
o'clock and continue for one hour. Ad
dresses will be made and the Association
Qua,tette will give some good music
all travelling men who may be in th,
city tomorrow are invited to attend.
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The river was still falling last night
With I feet 6 inches in the channel.
Las. night the Il. E. Phillips, the new
boat for the Bellaire trade, arrived al
the wharf. She made one trip down as
lar as the coal works below Bellaire, and
the passengers who were aboard ex.
pressed themselves well pleased with
her work. She will enter the trade
regularly to-day with Harry Meudel rs
manager and Capt. Fred Cline as master.
AS showing what an excellen. boating
stage OF water there has been In the Ohio
river the past year, it is stated that the
steamer Hudson has made thirty.one
trips in the Cincinnati trade since she
came out last summer, and she lost two
trips oy reason Of high water, in conse,
quence OF which she was unable to pass
under the bridges. She runs from Pitts
burgh to Cincinnati.
The first boat out yesterday morning
was the Shirley, enroute from Cincin,
natl to pittsbusgh. She departed at 4
O'Clock. being three hours ahead OF he,
schedule time-The Elaine got away
for Pittsburgh at : p. m.-The Ben
Hur departed for Parkersburg at . Q. M,
being detained by heavy business
The G. W. Bachelor left for Cincinnati
at SPIN.
To-day the Scotia will depart for Gin.
clnnatl at p. m.--rhe X. X. Bed
lord, Capt. Max CANDLES new boat, will
leave Tor Pittsburgh at : a. m. She will
be in charge OF Captains Gorden and
Green, with Tim Penwell in the office,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks

strangers III the City and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
J. P. Wayman. Of Llttleton, is in the
city.
S. J. Upper, OF Charleston, is at The
Mcclure uouse.
L. G: Gaines, OF Fayette, Is at the
Hotel Windsor.
George Schnoor, OF Pittsburgh, is a,
the stamm House.
J. F. woodward, ]. II. Bailey, it,, and
E. B. Taylor, Of Petersburg. are q, the
Hotel Behler.
J. ". Bradshaw, OF Valley Falls, and
B. 6. Moore, OF Proctor, are Guar:ered
at the stamm House. r-.s
Mrs. ". B. Bruno and children, O!
Wheeling. are visiting Der father, Z. Z
Neal.-Etltaire Independent.
Hon. George II, Umetead, OF New
Marlinsville, is in the city, the CUES. Of
his BON, at the StaIam House.
Mrs. J. D. Van Law and daughter. Of
Bellairc. are at the Eureka Springs, Sac.
gertown, Pa, for the belei. OF their
health. .-,. l..
E. B. knight and W. Mallohan, oil
Charleston, arrived last night and are at
the Windsor. They come to attend the
Supreme Court Of Appeals.
Miss Maria McColloch, Of Minneapo.
lie, Mimi, a former Wheeling young
lady, is visiting her uncle, Mr.. J. D.
Culber!son, at the E!ms," east Of town,
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Teas, Coffeos, Spices, Etc.
Atlantic Tea
CO.
co,
Tea Importers e. Coffee Roasters.

Our new roasting depart
ment is now completely fitted
up with the latest improved
machinery for roasting and
cleaning coffee. Our aim has
ever been to have the best re-
CARELESS olcost. This in a mcas-
ure, explains our success. Cof-
fee roasting, like other indus
tries, in the past few years has
undergone many changes, each
succeeding one aiming to cor
rect or overcome some defect OF
the past. We feel confident we
have secured the best, and as
we roast only the best grades
OF Cottees, roast only Tor our
own stores, use no poisonous
mixtures to glaze and cover de-
iec.ive grains, we can Justly
claim our Coitccs far superior
to the adulteratcd mixtures SO
generally sold.
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THE first grand rally for the new
Simpson u. t. Church, on EoE street.
will take place on Sunday, June eg.
Services will continue all day.
10a. n.-Pfaise meeting.
II q. m.-Preaching by Rev. W. n.
Young, OF Market Street A. NJ. E.
Church.
3 p. m.-Preaching by Rev. W. 6.
Rlheidaler, Of the North Street N. E.
Church.
sp. m.-There will be preaching. All
pastors and their congregations through.
ont tie city are INVITED to all the
services. All Eocie,!es, clubs, OF organi-
cations are invited to be present.
The drawings Of the new church are
now in the hands OF the pastor, the
building will add materially 10 the inter.
Get and beauty Of the city,
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An ENJOYABLE OUTING.


Members OF the City Press Entertn med ut
Tho Park.
Yesterday the members Of the city
press took their ANNUAL outing to Wheel.
ing Park, where they Jared sump.u.
ously as the guests OF the Park Associa.
ton, A few Invited guests also accom-.
panied the party. Thetwo o'clock motor
was taken, and the party, In special
car, ran on out to Elm Grove, 10 exam.
inc the extension. After a few minutes
spent In looking about the classic village,
the party returned to the Park. All
the attractions were inspected, and they
were never In more perfec. shape.
Just now the season Ia at ia height, and
one cannot help but appreciate the
charms Of this beautiful resort.
Tho main amusement OF the afternoon
was bowling. The party divided of in.
70 two sides and an interesting contest
was had. After this bouuteous lunch
was spread, and with apostles sharpen.
ed by the fresh air and exercise, all did
ample justice 10 the bill Of fare, every.
thing on which was toothsome.
Another game Of ten.pins was rolled,
and even better enjoyed by the partici.
pants and spectators alike Than the first,
Professor Schockcy's successful calcula.
ton to make his aide, with nine frames
rolled, beat the other with ten, being
the main feature.
At 9 O'Clock the party returned on u
special train, stopping en- route 10 in.
spect the Improvements under Supeiin.
tendent ktieger TO the Mt. Bellevue
property, now being converted by Mr
Reynann's ,nuniticence into a home
for the aged, and TO pay call to Frank
Walter, who had accompanied the party
The changes a. Mt. Believer are ex
tensive, and will make il. a more attract
i've place than ever.
On leaving the park ex.SheriE Hand
Ian called on Mr.. a. W. Campbell 10 ex
press the appreciation Of the guests iol
the courtesies heaped upon them, and
he did go briefly but gracefully. Mr.
Reymann responded. Mr.. Handlan and
Mr.. J. b. fancy were also called on.
In the party were Capt. August Rolf
who was master OF ceremonies, and con.
tfibuted much to the pleasure OF the
visiso,s; Mr.. Anton Raymann, Mr.. PnuI
Reymanp, Mr.. Henry Biebergon. Mr.. II
+. Behrens, Mr.. Henry stanln, Mr.. Ju
Illus Lohse, Mr.. Frank Wal,er,e Prof
Herman schockey, Prot. 9. A. ShaHer
Judge George jellers, Ex.ShcIif Hand
Ian, Mr. Christ Viewig, Chief.oi.police
Delbrugge and Officer John Short
Messrs. J. 3. fancy and W. G. Beans, OF
the Register, Mr.. Richard Robertson and
| NJ. J. 81. Crouch, OF the Neps Letter, Mr.
William Tucker, OF the Graph,c. Messrs
| Louis ColmGr and Fritz Siehann, OF the
ZietunO. and Mess,s. A. W. Campbell,
John Ffew aud Will s. Fatls, Of the ls'
TEiliGrSCFp
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A DARING ROBBERY.
a slan Enters n Sortl, Wheeling Residence

A Man Enters Sortl. Wheeling Eesldence
But ~ Seen. ...-r.-
About s o'clock last evening a mem.
Der OF the household OF Mr.. Jacob Wise
saw a strange man enter a room ia tho
house at the corner Of Main and Eighth
streets. The door was locked on him
and u messenger dispatched for an
officer. The officer arrived promntlv
but when the door Of tho room WI,
opened the prisoner had flown, Tho
room was in the third story, and tho
only way in which he could escape was
through the window upon the roof NJ
u porch, whence he must have leaned
to the ground.
There was no clew to the thief exceDt
a not very clear description given by
one who had seen him Tor a moment
but Tor reasons which they would nal
explain, the police thought they knew
the man. g - / ~
1t was found that the man rot about
~ IN money. bank book and some
vainablc papers. There was some vain.
aole lewelry in the room in which ho
was Locked, but in his easerness to o..
cape Le did not take any Of this " "
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DR.. I. D. Larke, Of Rogers City, Mich.
iasn, says that the epidemic OF the sum.
mer Of 1883 in Presque Isle county, in
which so many persons lost their lives,
was choleric dysenterY instead Of chole.
"a, as first reported. He used Chamber.
lAin's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhns
Kennedy, and says itsucceeded where all
other, remedies tailed. Not single case
was lost in which it was used. This
remedy ia the most reliable and most
successful medicine known for collie,
cholera morbus, dysentery, diarrhea
and bloody hux. % and so cent bot.
ties Tor sale by W. W. Irwin. John Kla.
ri, ". =. Williams, Charles r. Goethe
and G. schnept, nav
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NY disease tpsor!asis) hnt broke on, on nv
lett cheek, spreading across my none. and Al.
most covering my face. 1t raa into nv eyes, ar 4
inc physician was afraid 1 would lose inv eve
sight altogether. Il spread ali over nv hesS al
and my hair all fell out. until was enti,ei~
oa!a'he.ded; u then broke out on my arms n !,
shoulders until my arms were last one sarc /,
covered my entire body. my lace head d. and ID
saou!den being the wo!st, The wht,c
soaps iell constantly from ny head, shoulIers
and arms; the skin would thieken and r. ,ed
aud very Itchy. and would cract and bleed II
scratched. Alter spendiug many hundreds oi
co.'ats. %RK pronounced incurab1e. heard n,
tte Iuf!CuRA REMEDIES and after using twn
eottles CutIcuRA kEsoLvEHr, / could sea a
change; and after had taken four hotties.
vas almost cured: aad when had used Six H..
liel OF ccricrHA REsoLvESr and one HOY nj ~:
1lcu; A, and one cake OF CpIicuRa SoAp ,.s.
s1h'ted l'r i've years l thought The di.a.sa
would leave verJ deep scar but the :.,,Ttc,.u .
AsIthths en:ed II without any sc.,s irsnn a.;
exa'esS win pen what suG:red hcfo-s ,s,nc
me GtrlcTEA REMEDIES. ihsy saved nv lis
mar - restored as good as ever, and 70 is m :
great eereal from their use. ~ :
hEs. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell civ iowa
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Afrfhteti fnr ro,,,

ol'!cer West yesterday arrested a man
who gave his name as william c T. n'an
son, and who says no is from Kentu uct :.
me ! charge is that Stevenson on lasst
Friday stole the pockctbook Of a so,d ls'
who recently enlisted lin the Uni,ed
States 81 army at tho recruiting station
Inc occurrence was printed In the IL.
TELLldENcEn exclusively last SATURDAY.
The soldiers name is Summers, and ie
recently worked at Fulton. Stevenson
will hayea hearing Monday before SQUIRE
Davis: Alter he WAS locked up Wesl
brought Summers to the Lookup. The
prisoner denied the charge, though Sum.
mers identified him positively. -.
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,v LIE following druggists outside Of
o m,ntsei,hs are agents for Chamber!ain's
Ge'eorated remedies: @. B. Carney,
!; Et,alprm,o,nt; L. 7: Wells, Clarksburp: X
J. ! Richardson, New Martinsville Grant
y Jackson, Grafton; a. II. luriey, CAM Cam.
eron J. NJ. Tetrich, Mauuipeton NV
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Captain John i. Shriver went down
me river to New Martinsville yesterday,
to buy Il lot OF new sand flats. He OK.
poets to invest about $4,000 in boats
ms business in sand has increased so
that his iacilitiesare not adequate to take
care Of it, and the further growth OF the
sand dredging industry Is only limited nv
the ability to supply the demand.
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\ buggy Demolished.

Last night after dark while Henry
Deringer, the Sixteenth street barber,
was driving horse and buggy down
Sixteenth street, partly in the railroad
track, 3. L Q. train, coming down tho
street with the engine at the rear, strucl;
the buggy and pushing 1t about thirty
feet mashed it to pieces. Mr.. Deringer
jumped at the first alarm, and the horse
by turning away from the track escaped
unhurt.
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Now is the time to obtain stock in the
new Star building Association. It
meets every Saturday evening from GAS
TO S:l5at Underwriters INSURANCE Office
on Main street, next door to Exchange
BANK, and offers great inducements 10
those who want to buy home or save
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Tho New Isnck River bridge.

Tho Back river still presents n busy
appearance. Cribs Nos. ! md 9 for the
new bridge have been sunk, and as soon
as one more is put down the work d
building the piers will begin. The
foundation for the Ohio side abu!ment
IS completed and ready for stone. The
work is progressing very rapidly, and
the short time consumed in putting the
work where 1t Is speaks we'll for the en-.
ginecr in charge.
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SERIAL NOTICE..
second Ward Market Oucned Da,lr,

A, few wise words to strangers who
come to the city. They should call at
Stall 56 and see Tor themselves that the
Wheeling market compares iayorably
with any Of the Eastern markets in re.
gard to goods. My motto is: ITO keep
nothing but first class goods and fresh
at all times" which is the verdict Of all
who have stopped at my place. Don't
forget that Stall SO is the place to yet
those extra large Acme Tomatoes.
w DYKES HARMON, Proprietor,
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THE RIVER INTEREST.
A Special Agent OF the Census bureau Get.
ting StntIsttea.

N"E StulsuCb.
Mr: 7. O. Pnrdy, OF Ohio, who In 1850
did the special work for the Census
Bureau In regard TO transportation on
the Ohio, was reappoin;ed by Supesin.
tenden. Porter, special agent ior tina.
pu.poae this year. He was in Wheel.
ing this week on this business. lie
told an IsrELLiGgScEg reporter that the
idea this year Is to cover the ,ranspo.ta.
ton interest thoroughly. The details
as TO each boat will be taken, and It is
desired to get, II possible, the number
Of tons OF freight carried one mile In a
year, SO as TO show the relative import.
aucc Of the Ohio river to great Trunk
line railroad.
Mr.. Pnrdy found a tonnage Of river
transportation at Pittsburgh OF over
z. oo0, 900 tons, which Is in excess OF the
tonnage q. New YORK city. Much Of Il
Is bar-es.
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Dowlirs Party Last Night

An enjoyable bowling party was
given q. Wheeling pa,k last evening in
honor OF Miss Carrie Whiting, Of Sc.
| vickly, Pa. who is the guest OF the
Misses Loring, at Elm Grove. The party
was given by few OF Miss Writings
!cdy trends, and about ten couples were
present,
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STAR BUILDING ASSOCIATION meets to.
night at the Underwriters Insurance
office, on Main street, next door to the
Exchange Bank. Open to receive new
members from d:l5 to s:l5 p. IN.
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This evening Democratic primaries
will be held in the different districts &c
select delegates 10 the convention to be
held Monday to nominate county
officers. Considerable interest is mani.
tested in the contest. the work for the
County and Circuit Court Clerks hayinr
been especially warm. A new County
Committee and district candidates viii
also be chosen.
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The Knights Of St. George have ar,
ranged to 80 to Columbus via the B. &
Q. on June 93d and 9th. The Opera
House band will accompany them.
Round trip excursion tickets at low
rates. For further information apply at
Baltimore 4 Ohio ticket Office,
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TIC OHIO VnIlty BuIIdlng association.
Subscribe for stock in the New Build.
ing Association and secure home oil
your OWN. Shares $3.50. Dues Csc pc,
week. This Association will commence
TO receive dues this evening at 7 o'clock,
In room No. 4, Crangie's Block, l3la
Market street, second floor. Il.
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Gle Sntellioenter.
Now Advertisements.

Geo. +. stifcl !" Ca.-.Fou.,h page.
Funeral EotIre-O. U. A. Ii.
Trrstees' Eale-w. p. Hubbard, Trustee.
List Of Letters Remaining In the pos,oNice.
Onight-Stcreopticon Exhibition - fou,ll
Page.
tot snie-Janes 4. Henry.
Wauted-Agenig.
Card OF Thanks.
younln!n Lake Park Hotel.
Pool Tables Wanted.
Wanted-Mau TO Work In Vegetable Garden
Manted-Glrl to 80 10 ut. Lake Park.
nc" stcamer1E' L. Fh!!llrs.-Fourth Page.
Hcm0val-Bul!GId Printing Housc-Four,i
Page.
Atlantic Tea Company-Fourth Page.
Religious Hot!ccS-fOur.h Page.
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PERSONS going ont Of tie city for
either long Or short periods, can hate Tie
lN1ELLlGENCER forwarded 10 their
address at the ratc of IS cents per month.
postage prepaid.
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The usual temperance meetings will
10 held next Sunday-in the afternoon
at 3 o'clock, in the Second ward market
place, and in the evening at G:45 in the
bridge Park, on the Island. The meet
inga will be led by cvangclists Watkins
and McRain. The cooperation OF all
temperance workers il solicited.
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The Ohio Valley Building Association.
Subscribe for stock in the New Build
ing Association and secure home OF
you. own. Shares $3.50. Dues 25c per
week. This Association vii! commenc CO
to receive dues this evening at I o'clock,
10 room No. 4, Crangle's Block, 1915
Market street, second floor.
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a Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and o.
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature 10 ehecsualiy cleanse the system
when cos.ive or bilious. For ss.e In SOC
and 81 90 bottles by e.! leading druggists
DAY
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You will find the new Vienna Bread
at the Wheeling Bakery, the most de.
!iclous thing you ever cat, You shoulp
buy no other bread,
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:HIaEaa- a Co.

Our stock OF Teas embrace every grade
and variety, every pound OF which we
guarantee 10 be new crop, natural leaf
and strictly pure. Our medium grades
will be found superior 10 those nold as
best by your local grocer.
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Subscribe for stock in the New Build
ing Association and secure home o,
your own. Shares $3.50. Dues o5c pei
week. This Association will commence
TO receive dues this evening ut 7 o'clock
IN room No. 4, Crangle'B Block, 1915
Market street, second floor.
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Large line OF Scotch Tweeds and nil
the novelties in woolens for mems wear,
which We are prepared to make up in
the best 0! style and ct at reasonable
prices. 49, Q. HISS ( soNs,
1921 and 1923 Market street.
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STAR EugLpISG ASSOCIATION meets to-
night, next door to Exchange Bank.
Shares $50 each, paid in weekly install
ments CT 25 cents per share.
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BosroS. June co.-Wool market dull; price,
| unchanged; tat,e not 50 atm; Ohio Y 3.aSlc
Xxx 3aa3,c; Michigan X 30c: combIng and dc
lainc romlnGl: territory &c: 5saG0c for fiji,
medium; 55a57c for medium: Texas lsa2ic; Call
fofnin l7a2Oc: pulled wool steady; super S2alOc;
extra e9a2sc; tyre!gn woods quiet. y u u
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Cuticura Resoivent

beat Q! Hnn.or Remedies in,eruaIv NY ~ az
cuEA. the grea: Skin Cure, and Crricrn.4 Sn ot
On exquisite SKIN Beauliles, externally. bSr.
cured thousands OF cases where the she,i,iin~ !"
SGSS , measured quart daily the skln cTarted
IaTa cn USinns ana 'ehIns almost beyont
made srca cures. sa'oe A"''
=, sod everywhere. Price. Cu7lcurA, oc. SOAP
&c &c: htsolSEHs, 81. Prepared By The po1Trt
oE e.s. md ChEMIcAL CORPORATION, Boston.
na aSn1 lor How to Cure Skin Dlseases,".6 G,
EeGts. o9 l!lnstrAtlons. and 100 teStimnnials
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Another OH Company Organized.
The stockholders OF tho Wipdaor Oil
Company met last night and organized
ny eiectlng J: Il. Hobbs, Anton Rev.
mann, T. II. Norton. Henry SHAVER and
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Men's fine genuine Kangaroo Gaitera
$ on, worth Si00.
MEMS fine Cordoyard Caters s. 50,
worth S. 90.
Mems fine seamless Dongola Caters
81 75. worth $3.50.
Mems fine sewed Low Cut Shoes 81 IS,
worth 81 rs.
SToSE's CASH suov Sropr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21

a complete line Of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Oxfords, all Of which will be
sold regardless Of cost for the next thirty
days. Call early and get choice bar.
salng. II. 0. HoPr, 1l43 Main Street