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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-08

Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record n deed OF assignment, from
Charles D. Schulz to A. Ii. Wiedehuach,
by which he tlansfera to the apaisuee all
the stock Of produce, feed, ETC., con.
tanned in the building, No. o344 Market
street, and also in the building in the
rear OF No. 23t3 Eod' street, a horse and
wagon, NIL book accounts, ETC.; Out OF
the proceeds the assignee is 'directed,to
pay the following liabilities:
A note dated March i, 1883. payableto
the order OF August Schulz, for $500; a
note, dated January lG, 1SSS, payable to
the order Of august Schulz, for 5000;
note, dated July %, 1850, payable to the
order Of August Schulz, for $500; a note,
dated October !, 1850, payable to the
order Of August Schulz, Tor sl755, and a.
note dated Septemberi5, 1889, payable to
the order Of August Schulz, for $3.50,
After these arc satisfied tho assignee IL
directed to pay all other debts pro rata.
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Joe Miller was fined 81 and costs BY
Justice Davis Saturday for pyofane
swearing. David Walt on the same
charge. was dismissed, as was also
Richard Albright, ten>year-old
boy who threw n stone and struck IA
woman on Twenty.sevcnth street, Soph.
Citizens and q girl named Smith had a
row at the Filth ward market house Sat
urday evei iag. Each woman swore ont
warrants for the other, and the cases
will be heard to-day by Squire Arkle.
Mrs. Adam Alderman, on Saturday.
swore outa warrant before Justice Arkie
for her husband, charging him with
having stolen q note for $3.50, n note Tor
500 and q so gold piece from her, and
another warrant ior beating her Sep.em.
her !. Adam was held under $500 bail
for the circuit court.
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LAID IN THE NIGHT.
a Peculiar Move On this Part Of tho II. 3
o. Company. Which Causes n Good Deai
Df Tnlk.

a Peculiar Move On this Part Of tho H.. 3
o. Company. Which Causes n Good Deai
Of Tnlk.
Not long after midnight Saturday
night a big force Of Italians began dig.
ging on Main street from the west line
across tho north approaches to the new
stone bridge and the wooden bridge aud
into tho vacant ground belonging to
Baer's Sons, east OF the wooden bridge.
The move caused a good deal OF excite.
ment. All tho preparation had been
made to lay q railroad track. Lieut..
Frohme was notified, after everybody
about had endeavored to find out the
meaning OF the step. and to him the
boss Of the gang showed n paper to the
effect that the Board OF Public Works
had given Paige, Carey & Go. permits.
sion to lay n switch into their stone
yards for convenience in receiving stone
for the new bridge.
This stopped objection, and the work
went on.
The switch curves and runs down hill
on the natural contiguration OF the
ground in such a why that no car could
keep on 1t. To get the track down the
rails OF tho electric road were cut in two
places, and very clumsily cut. The rails
OF the new switch run right over-rathcr
on the two aides of-one Of the electric
company's poles.
Mr.. John N. Sweeney said last night
that he knew nothing OF tho purpose to
lay tho switch until It was laid. Asst is,
40 use can be made Of tt, because a pole
stands In the middle Oft and a car would
upset II pushed over tho truck 1.-THE pole
were not there. 1t can serve no possible
purpose except to hold possession Of the
ground.
Clerk Darrah, Of tho Board Of Public
Works, said last evening the only object
in doing the work Sunday morning vas
that the road WAS then FREQ from trims.
This might explain making the connec.
ton at the B. & o. bridge then. but
further than that the explanation has no
weight.
The people who reviewed the switch
yesterday were firmly impressed that
there was more in it than appeared on
the surface or in the explanation given.
What the real secret is time may
develop.
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THU TRADES ASSEMBLY
Control OF the Strike-A Confer.
ence Asked. ' f.'r

Assumes Control OF the Strikc-A Confer.
eace Asked.
A fully attended meeting Of the Ohio
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly was
held yesterday morning, at which Presi-
dent Frohme presided. The meeting
vas ior the purpose Of taking action on
the proposal that the Assembly take
charge OF the street car strike, The
Assembly took the pending difficulty of
the hands OF the local Union OF Electric
Gar Employees, aud referred it to The
Arbitration Committee, which at once
took steps to try and settle it. The
strikers presented the following paper:
THE STATEMENT.
Six or eight weeks ago the empIoyes OF
the electrical street cars decided'th that the
only relief from the abuse and imposi.
tons that we're being practiced unon
them could be obtained through n rtcoc.
nized trade organization.
The services Of the Organizer OF the
American Federation OF Labor wers con-
suited, and a union was agreed upon.
'Meetines were held until all were admit.
ted. Our grievances were then taken nm
with the intention Of bringing them ira.
perry before the Board OF Directors al
the company, when, to our surprise Mr..
John O'Brien vas discharged on Monday,
evening, August %. This fastened the
action Of the union and Thursday.
August %, the list Of grievances was
completed, and was given to Superin.
tendent LOTUS to he delivered 70 the
Hoard OF DIrector1. Instead OF getting
any notice that the papers had been re-.
ceived and recognized, the Superintend.
ent began that evening to discharge the
crews whom he suspected Of bejnr ;ntar.
ested in the demands, and discharged
I'VE crews because they would not sIpu
az iron clad which lie had nrepared.
The iron clad conslated oil the oIlowinS
viz; "WiA you slick to the comnanv s.
case there Is any trouble over tha dc.
mands that were sent in to m e?p"'ySu'T
The men intending to stay hv tha,.
demands, then agreed to run IN wi II9la
cars until { conference or settlement
was had: We then had friends to m.
proach tho directors OF the company to
secure a conference, when they ware
surprised to learn that tho superintend.
emit had not consulted the Uoard NJ
directors on the matter at all. and waa
acting upon his own responsibility,
The board on Friday %aftcruoon sorood
to moet a committee from the Un,on ~
discuss the matter. The meeting was
h aid ~ &IxN 1. p Hto '"S
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At Clerk Hooks Onlco,

The following transfer OF real estate
was left for record at Cleak HOOK,
office, Saturday: 81
Deed made August 10, 1890, BY Cath.
crime Heimbereer to Sarah J. Moore. 10,
two ocres, two roods and twenty perche,
Of land near Roney's Point. Considera,
tiou, $500.
A marriage license was issued to All.
Q 'nious S. Moorehouse, n native Of Bell.
aire, aged twenty.one, and Ella Nav
Humrickhouse, a native Of Muncie, Ind.
aged nineteen; also to George Enrle. :
native, OF Ohio county, aged twenty-five,
and Ella Ward, q native OF Ohio county,
aged t%weuty-oue.
Thomas Ray was appointed executor
Of the will OF Ssrah Jane Ray, deceased !;
bond $500. William Rine, surety. ].
A. McConn, Morrow Gibson, William
Rine and J. B. Gltiin were appointed
The Homestead Oh Company has con.
stituted R. E. Hall its attorney, and the
Hesxey Bros. Oh! Company has made tho
same selection. IN ORE : yH
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Death of Christinn'Sinchr.

Saturday at noon Mr.. Christian Stoehr
died at his residence on Seventeenth
street. aged s%ixty.three. The funeral
will take place from St. Alphonsus
church at 1880 a. M. to-day. His dis
ease was typhoid pneumonia. Mr..
Stoehr was born in 1927 in Germany,
and came to America in 1850, and has
lived in Wheeling eve since. He was
first employed at Smiths brewery, and
remained there until about sixteen Years
ago, when he went into business for
himself. Three SORE and ono daughter
survive him, while his wife died about
three years ago. Last year he visited
Germany, in company with his daush-
ter. to gee his two brothers, still living
there. He was respected by all who
knew him, and his death is generally
regretted,
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Io.-cloaks and Dress Goods-Fourtll

Mnnled-Nn ACTIVE, Honest Man.
Hundreds OF Houses Secded-EA lltAburgh
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To tllcTrQdc.

! We beg leave to invite the attention
OF merchants visiting this market to
our extensive stock ofLadies' and Child
ren's ready-tnade Wraps comprising all
the novelties Of the season. We have
made this fall every effort to even excel
our former large lines. Our second and
third floors Of our two three.story build.
Jugs are filed with the choicest produc.
tons, and every garment Is warranted
e1celiently made by "lock stitch" ma.
chine, and for fit are unsurpassed. Our
prices have always been as low rs the
lowest. We cordially extend IN invita-.
ton to visit our establishment rs we be.
lieve We have the largest and finest line
OF Wraps In this section.
Respectfully,
II. EMsnElMER,
*, 1929 Eleventh street.
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4 New OH Company,

DR.. Gregory Alderman, Prof.. II. J..
Arberz, Charles Menkemellcr, ]. E. Rat.
cliff, Dr.. s. B. Caldwell, Joseph Mills,
OF Belmont, William koehnline, Of
Bridgeport, and DR.. A. F. Gasmire met
Saturday night and organized the Gas.
mire Oil and Gas Company with a paid
up capital Of $4,000. The company has
LOCO acres in the Mecksburg field ex-
tended, which is considered good terri.
tory. A charter will bo applied for at
once,
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Peculiar

Many peculiar pc,.;lts mako Hoods sar.
'apa1lIa aupe..4or to all other medicines.
1eean.ff in combination, proportion,
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Cutting Scrnpc on tho Whnrf,

Saturday afternoon, a white man
named John kamm ioslled a; crowd Of
negro deck hands OF the steamer Key
stone who were occupying more than
their share Of tho pavement at the foot
Of Eleventh street. Al. Wells, John
Smith and Alfred Carey assaulted Kamm
and Wells drew a knife and cut several
bad eashes about his face. Officer West
captured the trio, all OF whom hid in
various places about the boat. At the
evening session OF Police Court, Kamm
and Carey were fined So and costs each.
and Wells s. and costs. Smith was dis
missed.
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Grand Concert Wheeling Insnlment Co.
page.
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NEW! NEW! NEW!

VIC are now In receipt Of n complete
line OF Fall md Winter W0Dlens, con.
slstiog OF Overcoatines, Auitings, Pania.
!oonlrgs and Fancy yrstings. which we
warrant 10 make up In ilrst-class style
ut reasonable prices and lit guaranteed.
A complete line Of Gents Furnishing
foods III st0cb. Seamless MertnO and
Fast Black Half Hose at 25c IL pair.
Wear our celebrated Ml.Wool Knit
Jackets. {. HESS \ SUNS,
1891 L. 1898 Market Street.
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Will commence a three nights engage.
meat at the Grand this evening. The
comedy will be presented by the best
support Mr.. Loder has eve had, and all
may look for the n.anding room sign to.
night. Mr.. Loder is a great iavorite
among Wheeling theatre goers, and is
sure to do a big business. seass are now
on sale at Weiris.
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SD Hid IN II teuner Enr.

On Saturday William Conard, instead
Of putting $50 in bills into his pocket as
he intended to, dropped it upon the
floor, and acolored man employed in the
restaurant, picked it up. Later Conard
missed it and accused the MAJ OF tindiu.
it, but he denied it. Officer Short made
an investigation and found the roll care
FULLY stuffed into a pepper box. Conard
refused TO prosecute the man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-08

The next attraction a, the Opera
Houae will be "Around the World in
Eighty Days" which opens Wednesday
night. This famous spectacular piece is
such a favorite here as TO need no words
OF praise. 1t is safe to bet that it will
have good houses on both nights OF the
performance. The sale OF reserved seats
opens at Houses music store this morn.
inc
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THE Moss Family's f~arcical comedy,
"a Quick Match" suits everybody. Has
plot enough to make it interesting; com.
edy enough to make it very funny; sen.
timent and music enough 10 make it an
evening longto be remembered.
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Flies and Ants are quickly annihilat-
ed by mixing a teaspoonful OF RouGn ON
RATS with a saucer Of sweetened water;
place on high shelves Of suspended in
the room or mix a teaspoonful OF RouGn
ON RATS with a half pound OF brown
sugar and sprinkle on high out Of reach
shelves, or on rear border OF lower
shelves, out OF reach OF children. Cut
this ouf.
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Wreck on tho II. + o.

Last night two freighttrains collided in
the Board Tree tunnel, on the Baltimore
( Ohio, killingtwo people and blockading
the track SO badly that trains were semi
around by way OF Pittsburgh.
The trains were fifth section No. 90,
and first 90. The killed are a brakeman
named Tcothman and q fireman named
JeiIers.
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Suggestion.

There may be persons in this commu.
nifty who are at times troubled with collie,
or subject to attacks OF bowel complaint.
i so, they should try Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy,
1t will afford almost immediate relief,
and when reduced with water Is pleas.
ant to take. II taken as soon Us the first
indication Of the disease is felt it will
ward of the attack. Many people use
it in this way, and find that, it never
fails them. A % or so cent bottle NAV
be obtained from W. W. Irwin, Chas. r,
Goetze, John Klari, G. Schnepf and ",
=. Wllliams. -let pAM
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Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the river-is tho most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to J. G. Tom
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Wheeling, W. Va
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The B., z. 4 o. railroad has mado a
preliminary survey between Z%anesyille
and Columbus, following the line Of the
National turnpike, and have found a
practicable line. 1t is said to be theSin.
tention Of that company to build this
line and 10 build a cut of between Cum.
berland and Alledonia. This will give a
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I;udly unrt In II Fight,

Yesterday afternoon, Carl Bobbett, OF
the Eighth ward, was struck on the head
by n piece Of clinker while quarreline
with John Dlattner. Blattner and Bob.
bett had trouble some time since, and
yesterdays row grew out OF it. Bobbett
was seriously though not dangerously
hurt, and was taken home and put un-
der q DOCTORS care.
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EXPOSITION EXCURSIONS

Special Low Rates vim tho rennsylyania
Lines on September 9th md 1ltl,.
Excursion tickets to Pittsburgh, good
returning two days from date OF sale and
including admission to the Exposition,
will be sold vi n the Pennsylvania Lines
at special low rates on September 9th
and 18th. For particulars see handbillg.
MThhMa
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Nhe Satflliaenter.
Onca, Nos. y 5nnd ~ fourteenth street.



Grand Concert Wheeling instalment Co..
Fourth page.
Opc,a hOusc-The Great Metropolis.
For snle-0. o. Smith.
la CIoix China ColorS-E. L. Eicoll.
LDS.-Speotaclcs. H
Wantcd-firtclAss% Carpenters.
GlOHks and Dress uoods-Geo. ~. Shook Z Co.
Fourth rtgc.
stliel &Co.-cloaks and Dress Goods-Fourth
PAGE.
Wanted-AnA Active, Honest Man.
Hundreds Of Houses Needed EAs! llthburgh
] Improvement Co.
seguin Collegiate Institute.
wnnscd.Iwcnty. I'VE Ulolhing ~ealcsuen.
Lost-Gold Bracelet.
H9tiee-TyposE phical Union.
ufand OPEN liuuse-Nos Family Musical
Comedy Co.
FOR PaEkertburs, FomcIoy, c,c.-Kcystone
State
school Dock, c.c.-C. II. Quimby-Fourth
page.
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SUNDAY.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. For
Western Pennsylvania, local rains,
warmer, followed by cooler weather
sonthwesterly winds; cooler Tuesday.
For West Virginia and Ohio, rain.
cooler weather, preceded by warmer
weather in eastern portion Of West Vir.
sinia; southerly winds; cooler Tuesday.
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Pittsburgh Exposition via. Il. + Q. II. Il.
On September lathe baltimore l. Ohio
will sell excursion tickets to Pittsburgh
and return ut one fare for tho round TRIP,
good to return September 18th
inclusive. For particulars call on the
Baltimore & Ohio agents.
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A"Aoa1''oA ~ % " Is. II.
Septemper o., 90, and October II, the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad will sell
excursion tickets from Wheeling, w.
Va to all points in Kansas, Nebraska,
Colorado and the far west ;,also southern
points, at one fare for the round trip.
Good returning thirty days. For par
ticulars call on B. & 0. Agent.
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup ofGFigs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to etIectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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line from Bellnire to Columbus but Ave
miles longer than the B. d O., but with
much lower grades. This, the Dellaire
Tribune says, will give Bellaire another
trunk line, as the B., y. 4 G.. will prob
ably be worked In the Vanderbilt inter-
est from Columbus,
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II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
and want irst-class work and low prices,
call at office Of I. a. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street,
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TIE Moss Family are the leading
pioneers OF Musical Comedy, and ~
only company travelling i%ntrc,uc;nn .
quintette OF Saxophon"i y
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If you cannot see and need spectacle.
you should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
than my other Uptician In the Stutp,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUnB,
Jcweler and Opticlan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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The Moss Family is comiDgl
"Lad1 nlcycls Rilars, ,.

We will open a Ladies' Glass at our
Bicycle School. For particulars cali or
write uB. EDw. L. Rose &Co.,
Lessons Free. 81 Twelfth street.
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4G.INCH finest black Henrietta nj Sic.
IS.;nrl all.wUUi Serge Mt 5Uc.
4O.inch all.wG0l Henrietta nj soc.
24.inch bInch Gninct Six, 81 20.
brfnt barsn ins IN our dress Goods
Depnr.moLt t " week.
EMSiiElMEH'S, Eleventh Strc.t.
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Pabst Brewing Company, formerly Phi.
Best Brewing Company, Milwaukee Bot.
tied Beer, Export, Bohemian, Select
and Hofbraeu brands. II. L. Wheat,
agent, 1915 Main street. Telephone 5s8,
Family trade Roliclted. Mwrss
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100 dCzcn Ladies' Muslin Night Gowns,
Chcnlise, etc, 25c up.
1 case LADIES' Mcrino Vests at Csc.
5 cases Scarlet, Natural WOOL and
MerinO Under wear from l5c up.
Atwood Tannels, Blankets und Com.
forts ut popular mices.
EMsHE,ME Eleventh Street.
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GERMAN Knit Undcrskirts, 7jc.
Yard Vide Cloth, Ice.
40-inch Cloth, 90 and 25c.
Dutch Blue, 54c.
Pure Linen Crash, &c.
ENSlIEiMtR'$, Eleventh Street.
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PROFESSOR Shelf, the Optician and
Specialist OF the reiraction Of the eye, is
now at Lash's Jewelry Store, and will
remain until Saturday evening. Those
having defective vision or trouble get.
ting glaesea 10 suit will do well to con.
suit him. All kinds Of detective yision
corrected. Examination Tor glasses free,
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g;Dos'r faitt TO see the Moss Family in
"A'gnick Match" It is one Of the
brightest and most sparkling musical
comedies. It is immensely funny. II il
positively original, and is novel in con.
ceptlon. -
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The Moss Family is the only family
n existence playing Musical Comedy.

REy. ESeLE, Of Benwaod, end Mr. D.
W.. Martin, OF Wheeling, will deliver ad.
dresses at the Prohibition Club room in
McLsin's Block, on Tuesday evening,
September 5. at 7:30 p. m. All are in.
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TIE Moss Family introduce a great
number OF specialties in their comedy
sketch, "a Quick Match"
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The Moss Family at Grand Opera
House. Three nights and Saturday
matinee. commencing Thursday, Sep
TENDER IL. r
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1 The Victoria.
THE Ladies' Victor" has arrived, and
We will open our school. Ladies' Glass
now forming. Call and join. All vel.
come. Epw, L. Rose 4 Co.
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WE open this week Children's Jersey
and "Clan" rlald All.wool Combine.
ti"u Rcady.mnde Dresses, . 10 II year
sizes. Fit unsurpassed.
EMSllElMEk':, Eleventh Street.
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THAT tired feeling now so often heard
Of, is entirely overcome by Hoods Sar.
saparilla, which gives mental and bodily
strength. -
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The press says that the Moss Family
have become famous throughout the
country as rhcy do just what they nd.
EaI.
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SnREwp merchants sell Jaxon' Soap.
It increases their trade.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
WHISKY promptly filed at Lally's, 2lO0
Main St. Kimmal Whisky a specially.
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Tbs thermometer at %schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
reoistered ns follows:
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Family.
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UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

Pure Rye Whisky at Hearne's, No. 20
Sixteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-08

L. s. Coon sells dry goods the chespe,s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-08

Be sure and see the Moss Family in
Musical Comedy.