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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-20
A GROWING COMMUNITY.
Elegant Residences Going Up East of {,

Elegant Residences Going Up East of tho
Esq CHA Emo Section.
Few citizens OF the city have kept
track oil the improvements in progress
in tho section Of country cast OF the city
contiguous to Mr.. Dewey's fine place ut
Echo Point. Some work is being done
in that general locality, and at Mt. Belle.
view, which promises to place !hs CON.
munity In the front rank OF suburban
residence localities. 1t has already been
announced that Mr.. Joseph Spsldel Is
erecting aiinc residence near Mr.. Dewey
mud Mr.. John D. Culbertsou, and that
Mr.. ]" S. Delap!ain Is building for his
daughter, Mrs. Jacob Grub. another
elegant residence there. Mr.. D. L.
lielsEcll, n few days ago, bought three
acres OF beautiful ground for building
purposes from tho Woods estpte. 1t lies
Just west OF Mr.. Dewey's, and between
the Elm Grove railroad and tLe'Na,ion.
al pike. Out OF this he has sold build.
Ing sitea 10 Mr.. Gibson Lamb ind Mr.,
viii lleis&ell, and Inns about conducted
sales to Mr.. John Kiheldalcr and Mrs. s.
o. Taylor. TheBround Is now being gra.
ded aud put 10 perfect shape, and it ID
understood that several elegant resi-,
dences Will be put up as soon rs pra III
cable. h.
Messrs. S. S. bloch and Marcus and
Bernard Baer have bought the old Tie
mann place, just east OF Seibert's Gar.
den, and each will put up a fine house
there.
Mrs. Samuel l.1uglilin hns also bought
II lot near Echo Point, and will build Il
residence, aud Mr.. i, min Bloomfield
has bought fine building site from the
Woods estate. On tho opposite Bidc Of
tho National pike, Mr.. q. NJ. Garyil
will soon build rcsidence on one OF the
lots laid out by Frank Walters, and al
J together the fields in tho vicinity bic
fair to coon blossom as tho rose, and bt
dotted with stylish and comfortable
homes. sr.e
10 add 10 Tho attractions OF the local
ity, II is understood that Mr.. Anton Roy
mann will supply water from tho waite
works he is constructing on tho bill
back OF Mt, Bellevlew to all the real
dents Of the vicinity who desire t,
avail themselves OF this opportunity
and it. has been suggested that Mr.. Rsy
mann put in on electric light plant, an,
furnish lights by running at night tn,
samo engine that eupplies power for tn
water works by day. III view OF MI
Reymann's we'll known enterprise, it i
! almost safe to predict thst this will b
done, in which case the lot OF the deni
z,ns OF that section will be truly cnvia
. BILE. -
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks

Strangers In tho City nnd Wheeling Folk!
Wv Abroad. E- ~, p
Miss Matte Prince has returned from
a Elk months trip 10 the South.
Mr.. Homer Wells has returned from
Kansas City, end will reside here perma'
rently. ,r-
Rev. DR.. \. G. McCabe, OF Findlay,
Ohio, waa registered at tho Mcclure
house yesterday. d.
Prof. J. McH. Jones, Principa! of Lin.
coin school, lectured in the City Hall at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, last night. g.
Hon. Arnold s. Scherr, OF Maysyile,
Grant county, one OF the fore.
most Republicans OF the Second district,
is at the Mcclure House.
Misses Lucy Jepson, of Washington,
Ind, and Bessie Jcpson, OF Wheeling,
are gucsts OF their uncle, George Jepson,
Esq-&. ClairsriNc Chronicle. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schardein. OF
Philadelphia, who have been the guests
OF their daughter, Mrs. William F. S,ei-
lei, here, bave returned home.
Prosecuting Attorney John A. How.
ard made an address last night at Eos
ttorla. o., at a Labor Day mass meeting.
Ex-Governor Foster also spoke.
Mr.. William Zulaui, 4 popular and
prominent young citizen of the Eighth
ward, died yesterday, after an illness of
seven weeks with typhoid fever.
Robert Devine and Will Myers, two
Beta Theta ri iraternily boys, went up
to bethany to attend the reunion and
banquet given by the society there.
Byron Cracfafs has gone to Wheeling
to accept the foremanship in the Office
of q Prohibition paper that will soon
make its appearance. Tho publishers
could not have secured more CONNIE.
tent man. loyne9burg Independent,
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Squire Davis yesterday received word
from Hugh Devinney, by friends OF the
latter, that he will be hero Saturday at
the preliminary hearing OF John Laruc
for tho robbery OF W. Il. WillIams come
timcago. Devinney is the second man
wanted. He is working at Bellaire, and
while The says he does not want to be
locked up, he has uoobjsction 70 appear.
ing. The two men are said to look very
much like Robinson and Gray, who
were arrested before on the same charge.
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LOCAL EREYlTIEs,
Matters of Minor aIomen. in anil .lpon

$3.50. =, ''s'e''
i..l ne Wy.
o'E""iks "'o "o''hoa't III t'''s ''Ia' Ao''
sEdulS commencement, opera House
this evening.
Four large s!ackn arc being built lof
the AEtna mil by Cox " MORRISON.
A YARD engine on the pewiky road
Jumped tho track at Seventh street yes.
terday, but no harm was done.
Mus. Dirrys house was raided last
nigh, by Officers Short, McNichol and
Hell, and three persons arrested.
Tur German M. f. Sunday School
Yesterday picIicked at Orcsaps Grove,
g)ing down on the Ohio River road.
TIE YIN, @, A. Athletic Club will
hay, an outing on tho Bridge Com.
puny's Park. on The Island. this evoninr.
| a PAPER was Yesterday filed ID tho
Office OF Clerk Hook constituting |. G.
Dillon attorney In fact for the Naptha
Yachat Company. ,EiI ~ d -
Tup now D.moc.o,;, r,,h la, ,.,o,.
lied by cltctiny ], A. Miller. Prcsident:
| Vicc.President, Judge George Il, BOYD
Treasurer, Gibson Lamb, -
Tur Transfer r,mo down n ,ho hon.
wood mill Mia ,uorn;nv and ,ooi, y large
consignment Of malta for the O., L. < ".
MISUNDERSTANDING Tribune,
Az ,,1.,ina onordsr roo r,, IN bv
oa;.er Cravton v.s,nrdav ior i;i,hw nc,
In tIn Serond vail 'mn,tet honss and
!. Officer Short locked no a diso.detly. >,
m, ;ncroosc /, thc r,mhor =; alas,
f,c,or;es for tbe ns.t trn vra,s IL rscl,,
nnoJ Nv cn,cue inmnoraio,s a, ?, nn,
can't anil nj cia.a factnrv mols NJ ,oI re,
co can't "' - e''-' ''e' Pc ~ t-' ~
Tup nav wcct,v p,obih,t;on or,on tc
ha ;vsnoI hcrn ri wh;ch eo ,rrai, ia.
Ioen hc,I win havo ia olice IN III.
oid Chamhrr oi Cnnmerc, roon,s or
W";r street e'
m... ~,
~, NE cotn n stonG o. n tne new Mas9n''
on Jnncol with onnronr;ate c %
There viii be n inrce ra,hSrin" NJ TN
Masonic brethren.
TvuTni.h,s =, c. coo., ,.o,,n
Till, ns .. " p "t ueo ps;, Hie ufil..
mant "a !" ~ W" ron. uo.,T n a.rae ro
a.eu. auu VI, iot'aeunta suec.. anti
some new movemenir.
~ W rn],,,.n g., ..,u g.,
~. y. e -; ,ts ms Resumed Ine eerre
ySup y, n W. n S /; ,h ,,," i"n,
H. ~. " INV ~ t ,o Wtne WIZ uoay,
S rs ".V rrs; u ~ wy nee'''' ~
oon'p"A' business.
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.."L, ~" "no, ~ " u wy piopoa't!on y
,h T;. ",'o Sear; "." NJ .ho pui.lons
o ane ~ H. ' Eli shu A'tu ""tus 1y'pl
'"a. "a 'No NM
GEORGE, HESS got back the IS he pai'
Tor Two caves to Ounce Moore, OF Proc
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REILAIlsE,
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from,
49, tho Glass City.
Martin Convent Is In Chicago on business.
There were seven weddings at Iarnesyille last
Nils Kate s.addlCr Is among Ilhlca, N. y,
Mr Fred Bcrtschy Is homo from IN extended
Martin McGInty Is able 10 be out after another
severe attack Of the grip. l".E 7Tg ~
REV. q. s. Clevlngcr, Of Rapid city, Oak, Is
here, tho guest Of friends. '''' n =
sunday next = big crowd from Caldwell, with
pfaSs bani, Will visit Wheeling and Delalre.
Monroe county manufactured last year SIS 900
onhds OF cheese anh 4si 100 pounds Of butter.
Key. James Il. Mills, presiding elder Of this
unirlct. Is home from u four mouths tour Of the
Albert Williams, Of the ST. Ciairsviile accom-.
mediation trniu. badly spralned Ills ankle ycs,er,
uly una had to 80 home. N'1''0t
Asyss there nte oniy ten swllchmcu out hero,
put u beNpecte,l that all viii 40 out on tho D.
y. and Y. l.. & ". railways. -
right les while driving steer. III IL laid up,
anu 'hshks NC broke Que OF the leaders.
NJ. =. .. Cumml1s, tho hardware man, has
ARRANGED Tor ayoung ladies' blcyc'e class, hsv.
Ing secured competent instructor. #
inste arc twenty-five cars OF strawberries and
bahamas In tho Wellsyillo yard, for cleveland
1ied up there BY the swl,chmen's Su!ku. =
The Second 4. N. L. church has brotcu
ssSa"H AMI besnh the foundation Tor tho no
church. corner Of Thirty.slxth and Noble st,eCts
Mt, Htidset Mckelvcy has sued George Dcusc.
inr Inc alleged sale Of liquor 10 her husband
mayor MeGowan Will hear the case to morrow
MI. "; v. Robinson aud Miss Rachael Adam,
were quietly married n the hoale ii the bride
presence OF only lew irlcnis auI relatives
Ihey leit on tho $40 train for Atlantic CITY, fol
Iowa. by lbe best wishes OF their many friends
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TUE GEOCERS' PICNIC,
IL creditnblc Parade md II Big Time on
the Fair Ground. ,l-l.T.-

Creditnblc Parade nrl n Big Time nm
the Fair Ground. ,i',.-.-
Yesterday was celebrated by tho Re-
tail Grocers' Protective Association as
their day. The retail groceries were
closed all day and the wholesale groceries
after noon. In the morning tho aeaoci
alton formed at their hall on Market
street, near Twelfth, and headed nv
Mayors brass band. paraded through the
streets and to tho State Fair Grounds.
over the route printed yesterday. There
were about $50 in line, followed by A
number Of gaily decked wagons, and tho
demonstration was pleasing success ia
all respects. sd 11
President Naylor OF the Association.
President Speidel, of the Wholesale
Grocers, aud others, led in q carrioce.
II. W. Schrebe had charge of the parade
anu made 4 good Chief Marshal, while
Charles Klein aud Frank Walter wrrc
equally good aiaes. 4 handsome han
nerwas carried in the line. $50
at the State Fair Ground, an at,rso.
tive programme Of amusemcn,s was r;vsn
All in all, the days celebration wss an
entire success aud reflected mnch
credit on the Association. 80
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1Oy khd".J thty.
Some years ago, We wcro very mucl,
subject to severe spells Of cholera NOR.
bus; and now when We feel 'auy OF the
symptoms that u6ua!ly proceed that
ailnlent, such as sickness a. the stomach
diarrhoea, etc, We become scory. We
have found Chamberlain's Remedy the
very thing to straigh;en one out in uuob
cases, and always keep !. sbout. 1t is
somewhat simi.as ia tho usual cholera
cures, but aeems to contain ingredient.
that render 1t moro pleasant 10 toke
and that do their work more quickly
sherl1 peverea..x tells US that he is sub:
J ct to cholera morbVs, and recently felt
aspell coming on, when he obtained a
bottle OF Chamberlaia's Collie, Cholcra
aud Diarrhoea Remedy, and two doses
made him all right. We are not writing
this Tor pay testimonial, but to let our
readers know what is a good thing to
keep handy in the bouse. For sale by
W. ". Irwin, ChGs. Il. Goetzs, john
Kari, G. Gchnepf and W. E. Williams
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TRAINS AGAIN DELAYED.
a Had Slldoht the Snrrows-Trach Block {

lau Slide Mt the Snrrows-Trnck Block cd
I..I. I.,r awhile.
B. 4 0. train No. G. leaving here for
the East at :35 a. m. yesterday, was de.
tanned about an hour and n half at Ben.
woodby a big land slide at the west end
Of tho Narrows, aud the company ex.
pecls luther trouble there, as the
grounIl above the track is in bad condi.
ton and is constantly clipping.
D.. ~ y. train No. !, due here from the
East at $3.50, was an hour and half late
yesterday morning, owing to small
accident at Huntington. A wheel h:oke
on west.bound freight train, and tho
track was blocked Tor several hours.
!oha Myles, brakeman, fell from tho
hind car when it stopped suddenly, and
hurt his right foot painfully,
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Calvin Sanders,
Lawyer, corner Of Fourteenth aud Mar.
ket streets, MwXr i

fHE Craig l. Houeer Grand Combina.
ton Sale of Horses, ut Cadiz, Ohio, on
Wednesday and Thursday, June Is and
20, promises 10 be Il great success. The
entries amount to nearly lQl head, con.
sisting OF fast horses, with records; pa.
GERS, tsotiefs, coach tears, saddle and
business horses, well broken single aud
double driving horses, ponies and draft
horses. Persons needin: Ao,aes will
profit by attending this aale.
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Society Of the Army OF Yves, virginia.

AT the meeting oithe Executive Com.
mi!tee Of thia Society, held here on las.
Friday, it was decided to hold the next
annual reunion at Parkersburg. Since
that time the local committee OF that
city has decided That the date for the
oopenllS meeting shall be fixed for
Tuesday, September 10. The Indications
are that this reunion will be very large
ly attended, as the location is central
and convenient, and there il no doubt
that the railroads will mako very low
excursion rstes, and tho citizens OF
faTketSouYs will make arrangement
ior all who may come. ;
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

Second Ward Market opcuod Daily.
A few wise words to strangers who
come to the city. They should call at
Stall SO and see for themselves that the
Wheeling market compares iavorably
with any OF tho Eastern markets in rc.
gard to goods. My motto Is, ITO keen
nothing but fret ciaas goods and fresh
at all t'mcs,' which Is tho verdict Of ali
who have stopped at my place. Don't
forget that Stall SO is the place to ;,et
those extra large Acme Tomatoes. ~
DYKES HASSag, Proprietor.
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A. N. Gilbert, driver of an express
wagon, was before Squire Phillips yes,er.
day. charged with an assault on John
Politics, the Greek who keeps the fruit
stand at the Exchange Bank corner. Hc
was fined s. and costs. Politics was
then fined IS and costs for assault on
Gilberts nephew. Later the Greek
went before Squire Peterman and swore
out q peace warrant for Gilbert, who was
required to give bond to keep the peace.
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Tint New CarrInrC.

The new carriage received by Robert
Luke, the liveryman, continues to at.
tract'the attention Of everybody rs it
passes over or brick pavenents. This
carriage was made by Thomas Q'Neill 4:
Company, Of Pittsburgh, and is a gu.
perbly beautiful piece Of work. The
upper sides and roof are trimmed with
padded satin and the lower sides and
cushions with the finest broadcio,h.
An electric push button communicates
with the driver aboye. The carriage is
supplied with a break controlled by
oompYessed aiE, 49,,
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About Q o'clock last night, as an Ohio
River train backed up along the wharf,
several cKplosiops OCCURRED. Inyestira.
lion by officer Gsus showed that eome
eyi! minded person had placed NUN.
Der Of B.calibre cartridges along the
rail. One Of the bullets pissed through
the window OF kleives' saloon. r. :.
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IF yon cannot see and need spectaclcs
lou should Cail on us anu haye your Eyes
Tested without Charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
'han any other Gptician In the State,
,nl guarantee satisfaction or money re:
Gnded. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Jowelor md Cptic:an,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Tho Now Cr,n.t.rv ca.

The Council Committee on Cemeteries
pet last night 10 examine proposals for A
new gate At tho entrance to the Peninsn.
Jar cemetery. Mono Of thehii were salts.
factory, and the committee resolved to
meet again Monday evening to examine
new bids. An advertisement to this Of.
feet oppcars in another column this
morning. IS. ia
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Hello, You Licyclo Riders ,

We received last week twenty-five
more Victor Satellites, and are nearly I'D
With our oriters. We can finnish tie
hlng OF safetles now on short order, as
VIC have twenty-five more on the road.
tor ne NEXT ten days We will sell all
the makes Of Wheels We have in stock
excepting victors) at very low prices.
81 - ~ Enu D. a -
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Clerk Hook yesterday adn;tted tt
record a deed made May 10 by Ruth II
Woods, Archibald Woods, Joseph J
Woods, George W. Woods and Hamil
ton Woods, to Daniel L. Heiskell, in
consideration Of Si,Seo, Tor n piece O
land q miles east Of the city, LYING be.
tween the National road and tho W6eel.
ing 4 Elm Grove railroad, and west O,
the lands OF 0. @. Dewey, and contain.
ing nearly three acres. ~ q - :
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Ills Skull Fractured

Butch" Long was struck on the head
with pitcher BY somebody in McGin.
iie.y's saloon, Sixth ward, last night, and
his skull fractured. He refused to saw
who hit him, and nobody else knew.
DR.. Brannon dressed his injuries, which
are dangerous. ,s5.. = . H's''
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Cresaps Ola Groye--twenty miles
down tho river-is the most desirable
Tor picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will DO made. Dates and rates can
DO obtained on application to ]. G. Tom.
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
panv. Wheeling. W Va. - ~.
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Dir. Xnotlwnr,l NIoysu

William Il: Woodward, formerly Of
this city, and for the past two years
President Of the Bessemer Rolling Mil
Company, OF Bessemer, Ala, and Presi.
dent Of the birmingham & Bessenler
nalltoad Company, has resigned bis
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The announcement that the Baltimore
y Ohio Railroad Company have resumed
their uclaot excursions To the most popl,-
lar OF our seashore resorts, will be hailed
with delight by the public, who appreci-
ate the advantages offered in these trims,
The low rates, long time limit and the
privilege OF their beat train service run
ming Oh regular schedule, composed Of
last express trains, elegant day coaches.
pulIman's best equipment and Vesti.
bused Limited Express trains are among
the advantages afforded by the Baltimore
4 Ohio, and the stop off at Washington
on the return trip will allow the sight
seer an opportunity to take in the points
OF interest IN and about tho Capital be.
lore returning home, and form fitting
termination 10 g weeks eojourn at the
shore. -
The first Of these aelect excursions ia
announced for Thursday, July 8, 1890.
We give below list OF stations showing
the time Of trsins and round trip rates
Nf ipra. r ,.... ..H. .a.. r
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VI
KNIGHTS QFST. GEORGE.
Excursion to ColuuDu. vim N. n 9 ,

Excursion to Columbus via the Il. & O,
The knights Of St. George have ar.
ranged to 50 to Columbus via the Halti.
more 4 OHIO on June 2Ath. The Opera
house hand will accompany them.
Round trip excursion tickets at low
rates. For further information apply at
baltimore 4 Ohio ticket Office, -,
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Gle S11trIlt0cnfer.
oh,co. Nos. 20 nm, 2 Fourteenth Street.


Tweaty.thrd Annual Concert aud Commence
ment-.Sesuin Collegiate Institute Fourth Page
Tonight stercopt!con Exhibition = Fourth
Wanted-Sursc ..r...s.T
Harlem Springs Health mad Pleasure Resort.
Mahtcd-Io borrow Small Sum OF Money,
The Great Executors sale-M. uutmun L Co.
Fourth rage. ~ ~
Great Burgains-John Friedel.
Whntcd-fwo Fattetn Makers,
y. Gnndling & Co.-fourlh Page.
Boston Heau rots-Ewing Bros,
Proposals for Constructing a gate.
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PERSONS going out Of The city for
either long or short periods, can hare The
llN7ELLIGENCER forwarded to their
address 1T the rdte Of G5 cents per month
postage prepaid.
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Spring and Su,nner

Large Ina Of scotNh rrweeds and al,
the novelties In woolens for mems wear
which we are prepared to make m IN
tho best OF style and fit at reasonahls
prices. HISS K Sons ao'0
1921 and 1922 Market stre,et.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., June 19.-For
Western Pennsylvania and West Vir-
elnia, fair weather, stationary tempera-
ture; northerly winds, becoming varia-
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APleRslug Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort fullowa the use OF
syrup OF Figs, as 1t acts in harmony with
nature 10 etfectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale In SOC
aud 81 90 bottles by all leading druegists.
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Marble md Grn,,Ito.

II you intend erecting Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind.
and want tirst-clals work and low prices,
call at Office Of L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building. 1905 Market street.
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,IiiSf ltNcniual

4 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 baf.
gains. II. 0. HoPr, Has Main Street,
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VIZ pay cash for our goods. Como and
see the Inducements We can offer you in
Watches, Diamonds and all kinds of
Jewelry. WHEAT & HAScuER,
MwAF 1881 Market Gtreet.
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The following drugsists outside OF
Wheeling are agents for Chamberlain's
celebrated remedies: G. B. Carney.
Fairmont; L. T. Wells, Clarksburg; I.
J.. Richardson, New Martinsville; Grant
q Jackson, Grafton; A. H. Burley, Cau.
eron; J. NJ. Tetrich, Warrington. psw
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We are Sole Agents for the J, ].
Bsdollet Il Co.'s Geneva Watches. Those
desiring fine movement should come
and see us. WHEAT 4 uAScHER.
I - - 49,. 1NNl MALTA oA.L u
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position. and moved with his family to
Clar ksrille, Tenn, ut which place he
has been elected President Of one OF the
large iron manufacturing concerns In
tint uirinll., NO. ~. - N a--E.-- 7 -
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y BEEcnAN's Pills act like magic on a
Weak Stomach, /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-20

The thermometer at Schneprs drug
ctore, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-20

II not, send your address to The Amer.
lean Corresponding Club, P. o. Box CAS-
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FOR comfort and durability, wear our
celebrated 2jc fast back md cOlorcd
Half Hose. c. HESS & SONS.
1894 and 1894 Market Street.