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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-09
PRIMARIES TONIGHT
Prospects, OF a Good Vote and n Liycl

Prospects OF q Good Vote and a Lively
Contest.
In accordance with the call Of the Re.
publican County Committee, tho voters
in the various districts will hold their
primary elections this evening to choose
delegates to the county convention,
which meets next Saturday, and to the
Congressional convention, not yet called,
to nominate district officers andV choose
new members Of the County Committee,
There is such a degree OF Interest mani
fest tbat}a full. vote Is assured, and Ia
several OF the districts there will be a
lively contest over one thing or
another. Tho. friends OF both
Nlr. W. r. Hubbard and Captain B. b,
Doyener have been quietly working for
their fayorites,i and the voting for Con,
gressional delegates may DO expected to
be, spirited. Tho candidates for county
officers, 80 far US known, arc not doing
much hustling,, though a little canvass
has been made by Que or two.
Tonight the returns Of the Republi.
can primary will be received by the
members Of the County Committee Il,
he1STELLldENCER Office. All Judges
Of the election should bring the return.
there promptly. %
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SATURATED SOLUTION OF PORK.

Why tho City Water Has a Gnn,ey Flavor,
4 Filthy Matter for Contemplation.
Alarge dead hog, in IN advanced stage
OF decomposition, is lying in the
edge Of the river at Slack To Sn,
above the water works. Attention
was called to it yesterday, but owing
to the recent action OF the Board
Of County Commissioners in taking from
the County Board Of Health the amount
appropriated for attending to such
emergencies, it has not been removed,
Under the new ordinance presented BY
Mr.: Grnse, the animal will have to re-
main where it is until the Commissioner
Of Richland district is notified, or until
d~islntegration takes place. With the
present low stage of the river it is not
pleasant to know that the people will be
compelled to drink the water that runs
through it for several days, or until the
entire hog is consumed. 1t is asserted
on good authority that numerous simi-
larly filthy things exist along the banks
and in the river above the city.
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Assure Cure for Diarrhma,

Mrs. E. L. Henrie, Of YOUNGSTOWN, Pa,
says: "Last June, after the great flood,
| received a bottle Of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy
from my pastor, at a time when I was
very much run down with .diarrhea,
and had tried two doctors without find
ing any relief. This remedy relieved
mo at once, and cured me entirely in a
bhort time. ! got several bottles and
gave it around among my acquaintance
who were afflicted in tho same way. ]
think l gave it to q dozen people, and il
relieved and cured, 60 far as l know, in
all cases. It 10 the best medicine for the
disease I have ever known
For sale by W. W. Irwin, Charles r.
Goelze, John Klari, G. schnepf and W.
E. Williams. DAw
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Spending Summer SUNDAYS,

About the last place %theaverage young
man thinks Of as a pleasant place to
spend a part OF his time Sunday alter
aonps, during the heated term, Is: a re.
ligious meeting. But tho young men
who are. regular attendants at the Young
MEMS Christian Association building
Sunday afternoons could give tho aver.
age Young man q few points about
pleaSagt why's Of spending idle hours.
The testimonies thoy give Of the pleas.
ant hours spent In The Association
building, even on warm Sundays, arei in
gtrpctiye aud cheering. The rooms are
eool-ianu snd ice water are; plentiful.
The exercises are iull OF lie and Vim.
The addresses are instructive, brightau
helpful. Lots Of young men attend the
meetings and lots more might attend at
4 o'clock tomorrow. Raw. Jacob Brit.
tingham, Of St. Luke's Episcopal church,
win address, the meeting. The Associs..
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AGUuT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the CITY and Wheeling Folks
Miss Jessie Bachman is Mt Mt Lake
Park.
f. j. Smith, OF Wallace, is at the
Stamm. W
Mr.. D. G. Morgan leaves for Boston on
Monday.
Rev. A. J.. Trey hus returned from
Aaronsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. A. Breslauer left yesterday for
New York on business.
WIN. Johnston, OF Charleston, was
at the Mcclure last night. ~
T. S. Craig and daughter, OF Fairmont,
were at the Behler yesterday.
F. Heermans ard vile, Of Kingwood,
were at the Windsor last night. ~,
a. Won Mlicheroux, agent Of the State
steamship line, OF New York, is at the
Stamm. s[ 9st 4
F. +. Winter, editor OF the Zeitung, re-
sumed his duties yesterday, after u seri-
Gus spell OF illness.
Mr.. Bernie McLurc will to-day remove
his family from this city to a country
seat near Wellsburg.
Dr.. A. F. Gasmire has returned from
the Eureka oil field, where he was look
ing after his Investments. az 49,
Il. Il. Sterritt, a very pleasant gentle
man from Warrington, was NJ the Stamm
house last night on his way to Pitts
burgh.
George Wickham has returned from
Mt. Clemens, Michigan, where he has
been for two weeks for the benefit Of
his health.
Mr.. L. v. Blond returned from Chau.
tanqua yesterday. His wife and daugh-
ter will remain ut that famous resort Tor
several weeks.
Mics Lettio Cullcrs hns returncd;from
a pleasant visit with her aunt, Mis-. w.
o. McCluskey, Of North Main street, to
her home in Allegheny, Pa.
Hon. W.. S. Alling, OF Winsted, Conn.,,
and Prof. L. @. Walton, OF Pclly Medical
College, OF Cincinnati, are the guests OF
Mr.. Alex Frew, OF North Main street.
Mr.. Thomas Faris, OF Brooklyn, N.
Y, one Of the.leading photographers OF
the country, is the guest Of his brothers,
J. A. and s. F. Faris, on the Island, and
other relatives in the vicinity.
Dominick Morris, a former Wheeling
policeman, now holding q good position
in the Treasury department at Washing
ton, 10 among his old Wheeling friends,
looking we'll and happy. He says he
came home to vote at the primaries this
evening. no.
Mr.. B. +. Dodson, general agent Of the
Cleveland Minstrels, is in the CITY al.
ranging for the appearance Of the great
company hers next Monday evening
week, August Is, at the Opera House.
Some great paper is on the wall for this
engagement.
Col. John L. Fry, formerly superjn.
tendent o! the Riverside Steel Works,
but who is now engaged in directing the
des!inies Of the steel works Of Oliver
Bros. & Co., Pittsburgh, was in the city
q few hours last evening, the guest Of
his friend, Mr.. Homer Reynolds, chief
clerk at the sta&m House. ttai..a
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Still Another Strike,

The coopcrs employed at the LaBelle
cooper shops etruck yesterday morning
against n reduction OF one.fourth a cent
u key in their wages. Notice Of the re-
duction was given in July, and the men
declined to acceptit. When it went into
effect yesterday twelve of the sixteen
coopers quit. The other four remained
at work. The men have been paid q
cents per keg and the new scale allows
them q. The strikers print a card this
morning notifying union coopers OF the
trouble. 1g'lg @ F4sf
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LOCAL %BREyrrIEs,

Matters of Minor Moment In and About
lr Nv F7I tho CITY. le FIFll
G,vEN's circus at west end Of suspen.
pension bridge this afternoon and even.
ing.
TIE first Ohio river watermelons made
their appearance yesterday. They are
fine.
Tnr steamer K. Z. Phillips will resume
her trade between Wheeling and Bel
laire this morning.
|TnE steamer r. +. Phillips will resume
her trade between Wheeling and Bel.
lairo this morning.
ORyiLLE CAERoLL's bird dog was stolen
by somebody, and he md the police have
90 far failed to recover him.
The Simpson Oil Company's well is
good for 100 barrels per day, OF lubriCat.
Ing oil worth 81 TO s. per barrel.
OFFICER MORAN arrested Mary Green,
the well known ncgress, for lying drunk
on q wheelbarrow on Main street yestcr.
day morning.
TIE shippers aud day workers at Pol.
lacks cigar factory are working I'LL nine
o'clock these nights 10 keep up with tho
rushing demand. ;
WHEELING creek is said to DO lined
with dead fish Nil along its banks:-.
Rclluire Independent. Who says itY
Whoever does IL O liar. 81 Slt'
A MARKED Improvement in way OF
new bridges and the surveying Of new
roads Inns been madein Greenwood Gem.
etery under the direction OF Captain NJ.
r. Carr. 9
A fArMER's team ran of from tho
Second ward market house, yesterday
forenoon, but was caught at Ninth and
Main streets before serious damage 70.
suited. 4,
A LITTLE sor,of Walter Boyd, living on
Eleventh %streei, iell Thursday evening
and cut his face badly, besides dislocat.
ing his right leg, Dr.. McMastcr attend.
ed him. rz4 r, b n,1ty
A SMALL boy cut his foot badly on q
piece Of broken glass In a yard on
Chartes street yesterday, and somehow
IL story got in circulation that. he had
been bitten by q snake. +9tG f-'SS1
TIE ]. W. Kemple's hereby challenge
the j. r. O.'s for a gamc Of base ball on
Tuesday, August II, Mt the base ball
park, for the championship Of the Fifth
and Six wards. Admission, whatever
you want to pay.
CHARLES W. BAIRD wishes 1t distinctly
understood that he whipped William Ii.
Bowler, but had n good reason for 80
doing, and paid his line, but was not
committed 10 jail for any ten days in de.
fault Of payment, as Wednesday morn.
iug's paper stated.
itHEHRY WISE, an Ohio River railroad
brakeman, got his right arm between
the bumpers OF two cara he was coupling
in the yards here, and 1t vas horribly
cut and lacerated. DR.. Frissell dressed
it. A Panhandle brakeman had his
right fore finger cut OF at the first join.
by getting it caught in the hole with the
coupling pin.
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HridgeUOrt

The public schools here will oprn. up tho frs,
Mo,4iay OF September.
Ms. Charles Junkins is confined to her home
BY hn attack II illness. IN -
James Griffin, Of Detroit, Mich, is the guest OF
irlcuds III the Vest End. TU - 80
Mis- Clara Turyey, Of steubcnylllc, Is the cues,
OF her tlother. Harry, OF Kirkwood.
+. C.. Robinson and wife Will leave on Monday
lor a trip 10 Chautauqua aud several Canadian
s, !. Williams, ex.Nanager Of tic Standard
day With friends here.
Geucrnt Manager Oscar Townsend, OF the
Cleveland. Lo1in 4 Wheeling, wssiin the city
on Official business yesterday. n
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GOLD DOLLARS and Enterprise Baking
alike go without premiums.


The National Encampment Of the
Grand Army OF tho Republic will be
held at Boston, Mass, August 10 to 10,
1890, md for this occasion the Baltimore
q Ohio Railroad company will sell
round.trip tickets from Wheeling for all
trains on August 5 to II, inclusive, valid
Tor return passage until August 30, in.
elusive, at one lowest frst.class fare for
the round trip.
An extension Of time until September
80 can be secured by ~depositipg the re.
turn part OF the excursion ticket with
the joint agent Of the terminal roads at
Boston. slgtUs rall
Tickets will be cold via New York, all
rail, at rate Of Sl3 90; via New York and
Sound lines. Sl3 90; or via thenew route
by way Of Bethlehem and the POUCH.
kecpsie bridge, sig 90 each.
Al excursion ytickets to Rostou yio
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad are good via
Washington. ~ 4 o. -
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stone & Tho,mrrals-Matchless Bargains.
Stone & Th~omas-Matchless Bargains.
MAICHLESS BARGAINS
THIS MONTH l.

We Offer 0urcustomcrs and tho people of wheeling THO most mafKh
HiNGAINs ever offered. large purchases for FAN hns forced ~ 10 ulsp"sc
orOur stock immediately, ~ vs. must ave room icope u III % Wv
money win make S$s by attending thss a'c. auN3 srrg| ~.
One lot Mohair Briliantine, worth Csc, reduced to 25c,
One lot NIohair Briniantinc, worth S5c, reduced to 47c.a-
One lot 44 Cashmcrcs, worth csc. reduced to 12Hc.
One lot Surah Silk, worth Coo, reduced TO 25c.
One lot Summer Silk, worth 75c, reduced to- $50. ea
Ono lot India Silk, worth 81, reduced to SOC.
One lot fancy weave Black Goods, worth, 81 reduced to Soc
Oaelot fancy weaveBack Goods, worth IS reduced to size
One lot French Satines, worth s5c, reduced to 15c.
One lot American Satines, worth I5c, reduced to SBc. ~
One lot Scersuckcrs, worth Sc, reduced to W.. =
One lot Merrimac Calico, worth Sc, reduced to SIC.
One lot Cocheco Calico, worth Sc, reduced to &C. &
One lot Table Linen, worth CSC, reduced to 17c.
One lot Table Liner, worth 45c, reduced to, a9c. {, u
One lot Lancaster Bingham, worth Sc, reduced to 6Hc.2'
One lot Indigo Blue Calico, worth &c, reduced to 5Ac.
One lot IA Unblcached Muslin, worth &c, reduced to 4Ac
duced to 6Ac. :g..r G@GaG3" &tg'
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nudly Stung by Bees.

Rosa, the f%ou,.year.old daughter O.
Henry Osborn, Of the Fifth ward, was
in the country in Marshall county on
Thursday, and when out Of the sight o.
her parents, she began 10 play about
bee hive. The bees came out in {
swarm and settled all over her, singing
her SO n%umerously that a physician had
to besummoned to relieve ner su offerings
She was brought to her home in this
city yesterday, still suffering intense
agony. .
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and this was kent up all the. way down
through town, or rather to Jefferson
street, IA far MS the rails are laid. The
engine on returning kept up the whist.
ling, which was %deafening. The engine
and car were crowded with men and
boys, who were anxious to have tho
first ride on the new road. Mostof them
wanted TO get on the engine, which was
not %one'fourth largo enough 10 accom-.
modate them. The frat trip waa made
shortly before noon and the engineer
was George Gailor, the fireman Joseph
Cooper and the conductor Ed Mansell.
Mayor Theo Keller was among the citi.
zens on the engine. The road bed was
found 10 be In first class shape and the
trainmen say 1t Is as good as an old one.
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Tea Sets. ~Adsmantinc, plain, Sc picccs.....s 9 q
Tea Sets, A%damantlne, decorated, 90 piecss 4 &
TEA Sets, Adsmsn,lnc. hnc decorated. 80
D d
Tea Sets, Adanantlnc, extra ilnc, 10 pieces 0 &
Dinncs Sets, Adamant!nc. plain. lOl pieces G Il
Dinner Sets, AdamantIpe, decorated. lOl
. 61
Dinner Sets, Adamantine, lnc decorated,
tdl pic:cs.... .......,.,... u 2,
Dinner Sets. Adamantine, very lue decota.
ted, ~! ....-..,. II D,
Toilet Sets, AdamGatinc, riain, 10 pieces. 2 q
Toilet Sets Adsman.ine, plain. u pieces. 10
Toilet Sets, AdGmantlne. decorated, 10
: D
Toilet vets. Adam antluc, fne decorated u l
pleees".""....',. : o.
Toilet Sets, Adsmaniiae. extra fine decosn.
ted, IL plecca......""................... 9 y
Toilet Sets. Adamantine, granite banded,
~ -.....,... Z II
Toilet sets. Adsman,ine, granite banded,
40 iSGes'''. ....'.".,s 4 ~
H|-H#. 2 " |. .#.H. -..H..
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Tens, Coffeos. Splcos, Etc.
atlantic Tea
co.
Tea Importers & Coffee Roasters.

viii for the next twenty days, be.
ginning Saturday, August q, sell Tea
Sets, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, Library
Lsmpa, Stand Lampu, vacer, Blsauo
Figures, &c. at pricca heretofore I'm.
beard OF. Remember tiiesc urc new and
stylish goods, not old odds and ends
usually offered by parties advertising
reductions In prices. We never allow
goodu to accumulate on our hands II low
prictsl will move them. This Is n new
feature IN our business, and rs We have
been for many years the acknowledged
leader in every line we handle, so we
are determined to lead III this at the
very beginning, We have mover recog'
nizsd amy competition. Our facilities
for buying goods in large quantities
from frat handr, always for cash, on
able us to sell at, prices that strike ter
ror to the old fogy merchants. We are
always busy. No dull season. Our
prices keep the steady flow Of trade un'
Interrupted the year round.
Here ire \ few Of cur prices:
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OFF FOX BOSTON,
4 Wheeling Nan 10 Communal n Division 1
-.H a.. rrrnt n A II I3oroact ~ .

A Wheeling Man TO Command n Division In
the Circuit G. a. Il. Parade.
DR.. II. B. Bsgu!sy, accompanied by
Mrs. Baguley, leaves to-day for Boston.
Dr.. BaGuley, who is Lieutenant General
OF the Soma Of Veterans OF the United
States, will officially represent that body
at the National G. A.. r. Encampment
in Boston, and will be in command of
tho Sons Of Veterans contingent at the
Hub, in the absence OF General Grilithe.
the Conmande.-in Chief, who cannot
possibly be present. There will be
Sons Of Veterans ip line Tuesday, cons
posing one entire division Of the rreet
parade, and 1t will be under the personal
command Of Lieutenant General BaS.
uley. No camps will be present from
this State in a body, though u large
number OF tho boys will attend the en-.
camnmant.-s,
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THE STATE FAIR.
Something about tho Cattle Department a
rAa Is .HA this Fair next tnontb.f !'gItl an

Something about tho Cattle Department at
the Fair next month";
This department will this year DO IN.
der the supervision OF Mr.. J. ]. Jacob,
IT,, who is one Of the leading farmers OF
this section, aud ss well informed re.
garding cattle us anyone in the whole
country. Through Mr.. jacob tho ex.
hibitors will receive every attention.
The cattle men seem 10 take an unusual
interest, and we'll may thcy, rs cattle
are on tho boom, and tho public can
Therefore look forward to tho finest OK.
hibition Of Short Horns, Duvonp, Aber.
deems, Angus and Gala Ways, Norfolk
and Suffolk Hed.Polled, 1lolsteins, Jer.
seys, Attorneys and Guernseys, Here.
fords, A%yershircs snd fat cattle and
milch COWS ever seen ut this fair, II not
at any. aaql ttt Wgaf 1I ..NlO
This fair has certainly developed the
finer breeds OF cattle In this section to .
wonderful extent, and II is 10 tho stock.
mems Interest 10 exhibit and let the
public See what advancement has been
made. ID tsffj lf,llt agi8 hlgl
The management expects the assist.
ance OF every public spirited owner OF
cattle in tho United States, and wants
them to feel that the association has but
one object, which Is the advancement OF
tho ca%t!le.growirg interest in tho whole
country. g, 4 .8UliGi ftg
All railroads will arrange for cheap
and speedy transportation for both
freight md passengers. Altogether the
fail, gives promise Of excelling in popu.
lar interest, as well Us in real value 10
the section, all former fairs in West Yir.
Hlnia or near by parts Of Ohio and Penn.
sylyania. LnL, ~ N.
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The insurance men are beginning to
make an effort to frown down the uss Of
!hre-proof safes, and point 10 the fact that
1t would be wise for any one having n
cafe Of that kind to have It insured, for
1t would surely be ruined for all practi-
cal purposes III Gaze Of a big fire. But
they are being met with tho fact that al.
though the safe itself would probably be
considerably damaged, the contents
would remain uninjured. and that it is
undoubtedly cheaper to pay insurance
on the safe than it is 10 pay insurance
on its coutentp. '1 'E s"'ntu
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In tho Police Court.

M'liss McGunphrey was fined S. ant
costs in police court yesterday for throw
ing stones at Ella Mi.ler's house. james
McGownn was chared with disorderly
conduct on July %, but was dismissed
Lille Lewis, u colorcd girl, paid 81 ant
costs for being drunk. James Hender
son, a piano player at Ann Keim'
house, went up for thirty days in de-
fault Oslo and costs for drunkenness.
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Improvements in Street Car Service.

The management Of the street car com.
pany is certainly progressive enough.
Heretofore they gaye one "the longest
ride in the country for five cents" but
they now propose to furnish the patrons
81 the cars with reading matter as well,
in order that a few minutes of ones
journey may be probably employed.
This is u of the results Of the opera
tons Of the Globe Contract Company.
The company now intends to put ad.
yertlsements in the care, and thus en-
deavor, to make one ever think OF the
danger from fire and burglars. How
ever, the signs will be neat, and will
probably not be objected to as much as
the double track on North Main street.
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Up on Three Charges,

Robert Mooney was drunk and -four.
ishing his revolver about on Market
street, near South, yesterday, when a
telephone call brought Officer Short to
the acene.. Mooney pointed his pistol at
Short, but when the latter pulled his
revolver TOO, Mooney jumped over a
fence, and was escaping when Officer
Moran passed and took him in. Charges
Of disorder, carrying aconceaIed weapon
and abusing an officer were lodged
asains. him, the last for heaping foul
abuse on Short. The escapade made a
great deal Of excitement In the vicinity.
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ThernlOmcter KeQord.
Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. G., August s.-For
Western Pennsylvania, fair weather
warmer in the northern portion, station
AIRY temperature, and in tho southern
portion southerly winds.
For West Virginia, showers followed
by lair weather; southerly winds and
sligbtly warmer weather,
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LADIES and children's Gne tan colored
Oxtords from IS cents up. a..
Ladies' fine Dongola patent leather tin
button 81 so, worth s. 90. ~,
Ladies' fine worked button hole kid
shoes 95 cents, worth 81 %.
Children's good spring heel button
shoes IS cents, worth so cents.
SToEE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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Is very liable to follow contact OF the
hands OF face with what is known as
poison ivy, especially in hot weather or
II the body is perspiring freely. The
trouble may subside for d time, only to
appear in aggravated form when oppor-
tunity offers. The great purifying pow.
ers Of Hoods sarsaparilla thoroughly
eradicate every trace Of poison from tho
blood, as the cures it has accomplished
conclusively show. 1t also cures scrof.
ula, salt rheum and all other affections
arising IRON impure or poisoned blood.
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Messrs. Brant l. Fuller have received
the first copies Of their large work, in two
volumes, The Hiutory Of the Upper
Ohio Valley" 1t is very handsomely
gotten up, abouuds in artistic illustra.
tons, and on a casual examination seems
to be well edited and filled with matter
interesting for perusal or yalnablc for
future reference: More extended notice
must be deferred.
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Efforts are now being made to bring
to Wheeliug,a great deal Of the West
Virginia business thst has heretofore
gone to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. In,
credible as it may seem, there has not
up to this time been a stock OF sales in
the State Of West Virginia; but the
Globe Contract Company, Of this city,
are now carrying a duplicate OF the
largest line carried in Pittsburgh or Gin.
cIln,nat, and arc e%ndeayoring 10 bring to
wheeling all the business in this line
WHICH has heretofore sope to Pittsburgh