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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-21
The Good ~ Time Coming.
From the salina Republican.

The present congress has created 1,161
new offices. The time is coming when
every man will have an Office at a good
round salary. What will become of the
country the good Lord only knows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-21

Southwest Kansas is sowing the great
est breadth of wheat ever put in before
in the history of the state
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-21

What this country wants now Is n
greater volume of circulation. from two
to three hundred millions OF dollars more.
What does congress propose to do about
~
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Ira. ysch;isZ . snjsJiHE . steady snd
rsulArrzsas ineTvass 10 poVulArisT - Dlala-
y shown - - f4rt ihEs single Hs~
York frus "a oorstsstly for s.is sse4n
I'D ssil1nx 7s< ia q tie value % q %. CO.
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That's Rirht-

From the Sterling Bulletin.
Colonel Hallowell IS meeting large au-
diences wherever he speaks IN the dis
rict, and Is creating a great deal OF
enthusiasm.
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County Omcers.

Probate Tudee-W. r. Buckner,
County Attorney--W. :. Morris
Clerk District Court-Chas. II. Luling.
SUPERINTENDENT Public Instruction-,D. Pence.
Commissioner First Dlstrict-H {, Smith.
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Z, = sad TIA, ~ Haxxsn. a. owner Of
ssivatsr and Fire1Ei. viii szks hss fAass1a
ags-s Esz,za n ihs Hatunan snd plE tks1a
-z1--a-- "a a1sg EaxsLsA tAe<o xksFedA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-21
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

CHIEF JUSTICE.
Albert H Shawnee county
GOVERNOR
Lyman Z. Humphrey ............ Montgomery county
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
J. .Neriaha county
SECRETARY OF STATE.
William Higgins. Shawnee county
STATE TREASURER
S G. Slower. .......... Republic county
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
I. B. Kellogg -. ....................Lyon county
STATE SUPERINTENDENT
George w. Winaus .Geary county
STATE AUDITOR.
L. d. hONey s''' A4N4A '
FOR CONGRESS.
JAMES r. HALLowELL,
Of Sedgwick County.
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THEATRICAL CHAT.

Mr. Potter and Kyris Bellsr play nsrt
IN India
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-21
For thu State Legislature.

FOR Jne SJdbS bSS ASAoIS~Ao'
P2d District-GeorCe L. Douglas.
SD District-E. W. Phillips.
6lth District. +. Henley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-25

AE0UT PEOPLE.
StrDngnrs in tho City mud Wheeling People
AhrOntl I. Tta..

Strnngnrs In tho City mud Wheeling People
Ahrouh.
G. @. Miller and family LETT Yesterday
for Chicago, where they will make their
future home. s.f
Mrs. s. Horkhcimer and daughter.
Miss Hattie, have taken rooms al the
Hotel Windsor. s.slfs 80
Hon. Frank Burt, Of Warrington, was
among those who Registered at the
stamm yesterday. '.l5 = I :
Col. Dan D. JOHNSON, the well.known
Democratic statesman from Long Reach.
Tyler county, was in the city yesterday.
Messrs. Charles W. Borriok, Thomas
Former aud George Glendenuinc, all Of
New Martlnsville, were In this city on
business yesterday. -
Mr.. Burchinal, the able and popular
editor Of the Moundsvilte Heraa' was
here on business yesterday. He found
time, however, to call and exchange
pleasant greetings with some OF his many
friends. ~. Il, .5I -.
The County Chronicle, OF La Monre,
North Dakota, in its issue OF last Friday.
contained the following about Prof.
Joseph Devine, former wcll.known
Wheeling boyi y. NJ, peyine returned
from Bismarck, Monday, whittier he went
on Friday. Mr.. Deyine Ind strong RECON-
mendations for the position OF State Su-
prrintendent, to I'll tho vacancy caused
BY the death Of William Mitchell, and
haa scores Of frlends oyer the State, Who
believe him the man for the place. II
Cass county should fail to agree upon a
proper candidate to take the place OF
their deceased educator, La Moure's
bright young Superintendent would be
in the front rank for promotion. His
SUCCESS would please La Moure county
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The docket for yesterday mornings
session Of Police Court was tho largest
that Inns been known for long time.
There were tifty-one cases disposed of and
the fines and costs imposed footed up
about 500. OF this, 1866 was paid in
and turned over 10 the contingent fund
OF the Board Of Public Works. The ma.
joriiy Of the cases were picked up Satur.
day night when four houses OF i'll fame
were raided; the bAlnnce were DRINKS
and disorderlies. Very few OF those
who were arrested made their appear.
ance in court, having deposited sum
sufficient to cover their fines and costs.
Among the tough characters who did
appear, most Of whom went to the hill in
default OF the payment OF fines, were
three orfour Of the women captured on
the Saturday night raid. In interroyat-
ing these 1eprayel women the Mayor
earned what no was evidently after, the
coarse laughter Of the gaping crowd OF
spectators, by the undignihed manner in
which he questioned them. Other mem.
beers OF the court showed plainly the dis.
gust they felt at the Mayors efforts to
DO funny. 4. D.
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a Racket In Alley O.

The dive in Alley c, run by Emma
McManaway, was one Of the four houses
Of i'll famc raided by the police Saturday
night. In Police Court yesterday morn.
ing McNlanaway was fined the $50 and
costs usually imposed in cases Of this
kind and the women found in her place
were required to pay the customary S.
and costs. After settling these accounts
Emma and the five frail ones who com.
pose her household, proceeded to make
day Of 1t by indulging freely in malt
beverages. Along in The afternoon
Emma got on the war.path and with a
brick in her hand chased man through
that narrow but notorious boulevard
Alley G, while the women disportea
themselves throughout the neirhbor-
hood. While this was going on Oalcer
He'll put In m appearance and roped
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SENATOR SCOTT RETURNS HOME



From n II, Ing TRIPLE Visits Louise Home
In Washington.
Hon. N. 3. Scott returned home yee.
terlay from flying trip to Annapolis
and Washington. The Senator went to
the former place to visit bis son Guy,
who is a chdet at the United States
Naval Academy, aud stopped in Wash.
ington for the purpose Of visiting the
Lonise Home. Senator Scott, it will be
remembered, was recently appointed by
Mr. Anton Reymann one OF the Board
OF Trustees for the Home for the Aged
that Mr.. Reyman is going to establish
at Mt. nelleview, and It was for the pur.
pose, principally, Of gaining some ideas
regarding the carrying on OF such work
as that to which Mr.. Reymann has
called Senator Scott and the four other
gentlemen associated with him, that he
made this visit to Louise Home,
This is an institution founded and
endowed by the late W. W. Cor
coran, Washington's famous philan.
thropist; it Ia home for aentlewomen
Who having been reared in aiIluence
have met with reverses and are now in
poor circumstances; only forty inmates
are provided for ut any one time. The
establishment, so far as its table and an.
pointments 60, Is kept up on an almost
plan. Senator Scott received
many valuable suggestions, but the style
Ia which the louise Home is run is con.
slderably tar ahead Of what will be ex.
pectea at the Reymann Home for the
Aged; everything will be neat and com
Portable about. the Reymaan Home, and
that will be all that will be required in
order to meet its objects, which differ
materially from those for which Louise
Home was founded,
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;1eelinq, Y: Ia, March q.
ASlfenifiI Lccture CnIlrsa.

The illustrated lectures OF Mr.. Bolton
to be given in tho Opera House Friday
and Saturday OF this week, and Monday
and Tuesday OF next week, promise q
rare treat to the people Of Wheeling.
Thesubjects Of the lectures are unusually
popular. They will be illustrated pro-
fusely by brilliant views OF famous per-
sons and places. Five hundred square
feet Of canvas and q powerful calcium
lightare used. These Realistic Travels"
will furnish much pleasure and profit to
all whoiattend the lectures. AS already
announced, all the profits from the lee
lures will 10 to assist in establishing the
City Mission in contemplation on Mar.
ket street. Since the first announce
ment, arrangements have been made
with Mr.. Bolton to give two more lee.
lures, the first on Friday evening, and
at matinee on Saturday afternoon for
the accommodation OF the children.
For particulars see advertisement in
another column. d5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-25
First E0ur Months FREQ OF Chnrr

First Four Months Free OF ChnrEc.
The four eminent English doctors now
permanently located at the Sherman
House, bridgeport, O., have extended
the time to April !, in order to accom-
modate many that called, but failed to
see the doctors because OF the large mum.
Der present. All who now visit the doc.
tors before April will receive services
for the first four months free OF charge.
The only favor desired is recommenda.
ton from those they cure. - -,
During tue past three weeks ] ,7G2 in
valids have visited the doctors, and out
Of this number 4s7 were rejected as in
They treat every variety Of disease and
deformity, hut will in no instance accept
an incurablc case. II your malady is
beyond all hope they will frankly tell
you so; also caution you against spend.
ing more money for useless treatment,
Remember dates md 60 early, as their
Offices are; crowded from morning till
night. {
Office hours, 0 a. N. to 1850 ,. m. Sun.
days, 10 a. IN. to 4 p. IN. 5r"s..
T. S.-This EXPERIMENTAL STAFF oE
PHYSICIANS AMI SURGEONS Ia, incorpor.
ated by an act OF the Legislature. IS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

One OF the best dramas presented by
one OF the finest companies seen ut the
Grand this season, was put on ut that
place Of amusement last night for a
three nights run with a matinee on
Wednesday. "In tho Ranks" is the
title OF the drama; it is from the pens
Of Messrs. Sims and Pettct, two Of Ameri.
cas- bright playwrights, and is one of
their best efforts. It is put on with
special scenery to add to its effective.
ness and this special scenery is very line,
especially that used in the last two acts.
The effects produced in these two acts
are among the best ever seen here and
in some respects are really wonderful
considering the lack of stage room;
everything went through without
hitch and drew forth round after round
OF hearty applause from a large and
most enthusiastic audience. The COM
pany headed by Mr.. Hamilton Harris is
u strong one in every particular and
after the fourth act tho entire company
was called before the curtain. The same
play will be repeated this evening.
DOWNING IN "ruE GLADIATOR"
In the history Of the American stage
there cannot be found another instance
where IN actor has so suddenly become
pre.eminent as has Robert Downing,
who Is to appear at the Opera Houae to-
morrow and Thursday nights, in 1.-THE
Gladiator" Perseverance has done much
for him, but all tho perseverance in the
world would have amounted TO nothing
had he not the true listrionic genius 10
support it. by talent and inspiration,
the soul OF dramatic art, SINCERE devotion
and hard study, he has reached the ton,
and holds n place among American &C.
tors that he can Justly be proud OF. "The
Gladiator" played by Mr.. Downing, is
the play written by A. Saumet, and it
is said to equal that production Of DR..
Birds, OF the same name, which has
become so familiar to theater.goers; it
is eaid to have deeper and more human
interest. The leading character is named
Nero, and not SpanacHs, RS ia DR.. Birds
tragedy. Il
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To the Ladies'.
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO.,
1886, 1l3S, ll40 Market Street.
Near Twelfth Street.

Our great reduction sale proved an I'm.
mense success--Sanguine though wa
were OF It, yet our expectations vera
more than realizcd--lt has made ns
many good staying customers, who havo
been convinced Of their folly In payipv
fancy prices at "Strictiy CASH IIouscs"-se
We court ,comparison-Nothinr plvasea
Us better-ThiB sale gave the people nm
opportunity to compare our goods and
prices with those shown and quoted NV
other houses-And these prices moIs
food for reilection-G.it. Oak Extension
Tables at 81 each, seemed impossible IN
people who formerly paid S. Vr 50 ior,ho
same table at "Strlctly Cash llouses''~
But Oft. Oak Tables We sold ut 81 parh
in numbers innumerable and on Instal.
ments at that. We do what no othe,
house has ever attempted to do-Wesrlj
goods on Instruments nj less than ca,h
prices-Our numerous customers in ,bis
city aud elsewhere arc living proofs NJ
this nssertion-And our Oft. Oak Extep.
sion Table at 81, on credit, is Il standing
practical proof.
WHEELING 1NSTALAlENT co.
we credlt ourselves as being tho lead.
ers III low prices-WeRive You for every
dollar spent here asound dollars worth
We're not compelled to resort 10 !,
reduction slips TO draw tradc-We do
not promise reductions-I.et Ms raw
right here that VIC don't believe in re-.
duction dodges-Its Il scheme 10 llays
you pay pig Prices Tor yonr goods-We
don't make reunctlons-Ilie prices We
give arc reduced prices--l'rlccs that you
can tget IA my se'l'styIeu s"gash Louise"
-Prices that mean more money in your
pocket than any discount dodge can put
tnelcIpon W. 'nasleu ny th's little
| INTO the trap-Come here frs, Nv rL III!
low nrices moan n ,,reot snv;nn - " ,.n,
Where n few dollars will 10 H., I,t,v v"-
| wuprr crNcn,I,t't ~ N.Y..
| :" AiDi'|i'o tN' Il 1i EN- 20.
Though We handle everything ncces.
sary 10 make your homo comfortable
and attractlVe-.yet Furniture and Car.
pets are tho principal ingredients OF our
immense stock-We have always been
proud Of these lines, and we are more 30
this season than ever-The immensely
and diversity Of our stock justities us in
saying that there is not in this city n
rooi That covers as many styles and dc.
signs III either Furniture or Carpets ma
we are showing this scason-And We can
80 further anu add that not even in tho
largest OF all large stores can you find
prices in these goods to equal those We
quote you-The magnitude OF our stock
prevents us from infinitely describing
our grand spring exhibit-We intend,
however, to Keep you posted from week
10 week on %n i goods we have here
'',,,,,r', p.s' W. onei inc'il-
WHEELING lNSIALNlENTC co.
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THE WHEELING & LAKE ERIE
GRANTED n Right OF Why Through Martin
Ferry-EnEtnecr william lntervIewSd,

--
"' ". u .''s"t OF why Through Martins
-."s gun. Wilson Interviewed
MI. v. A. Wilson, chiei engineer 81 the
Wheeling 4 Lake Eric, says that TINT
company Inns dsGr,,stv ,tocttoJ :, ~.
land ths rool ~ M.s,;,,,s T.s,. ~, =.
.'"a ."o io"u " niar''n fe1ry anu on
10 bellalre, where 1t will connect with
the Baltimore & Ohio road, lie SAYS
that Tho rond wop,, have had cars r,n.
H.. ia. Nt,.,,.,. -. , ' ~,
n "a. INV .a''.h fe'fy' .o'u"y la" 'ne
c'''zens OF that place not thrown cold
water on the project and given the com.
many some encouragement THO co.t NJ
buildinp Tho road from pnr,lanI IN Dsl.
miro wifi In about so5o mn anJ ,hn
RIGHT OF way iully soon mn maL;nv S,5o
GO. while tho road rouIh ho Nit ~
UelIairo vim 81. Clairsvillc even thonrh
tho route Ia consiierahia Ionosr for mi"
sion 00(| lcss NJ Wilson ssva ha 10.
Inc figures 10 bear him omt in Ills s,ate'
ment. Tho ST. Clairsvillc ronte Ia seven.
teen miles md tha AIari;n,s FAIRY routo
twelve mica WhileIhc MARTINI Esrrv
route is by far the most exnensivc Tia
company prefers Il in order n reach
Martins Ferry and I,ridrenort with their
iacsorica and o,har Sns;nosS " t
Wheeling. Don ani IiltonvilIn nro MA"
worth takippinto consiieration Del,aire
Las been yery anxious 10 have the roa,I
extend its line to DeIlaire yin st. Claira.
Vile. and has intimatrd e viii c;vn ihs
COMPANY So 900 If It will come hat wav NV
instead Of by the Martina Ferry romte
but the Wheeling 4 Lake Eric nconla
| prefer tho latter. and Tho citizens Of
Martins Ferry and Bridpenort are hannv
Mr.. Wilson informed an iNrrIIInrycEn
renorter that the co,nnany Ia ready and
anxious to come to Martha Ferrv and
will let the contrac,a insidc nf fhirtv
davs and have the road comn,etn n thct
city by September next Ths eniire Ina
will be completed next fall. and regular
trains will bs running on both divisions
to and from Toledo and Intermediates
points by January /. 1901. =, -'"''N
The woods over In Ohio annaar IN Ia
! full Of new railronds and thev ore ali
heading towards Wheeling. Tia Whcsl.
lipr K Lake Erie ia mot on|v coming M
soon as It can get here hit tho Cleve ..
land 4 Wheelips will follow SOON altar.
ward, V"
Alta meeting Of Tho Counc;l of AJar.
tins Ferry held last evening, n r;cht n
way was rrant.d In tbe WboeIinr &
Lake Erie peonle, Tho ord;nancc
grants them a ripht OF way along Firsi
street, east of tho CLEVELAND I,o1ain {
WheeIiup's track. Il il stinulateJ in
the ordinance that ony other road com.
i Inc into Martins Ferry in ,he tutuye
shall have the right to RIM over this
track granted the Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie in exchange for RIGHTS over ia line
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To IIIhon, II MGy Concern:

To Whom II Nay Concern:
The colored voters Of Bridegroom, O.,
wish to inform the public that their in.
dorsement OF John W. Stuff for Marshal
at the coming election, was given him
without gilt or promise, all reports to
the contrary notwithstanding, and every
thing that was done ut our meeting was
done voluntarily on our part, and we
feel that any reports to the contrary are
gotten up for n malicious purpose to in.
jure Mr.. Stuff and to take votes from
him. a.l..a .,..,..-
: The reason Mr.. Stuff received the
whole support OF the colored voters is
because has always treated US as one
man should treat another, and that is
the whole matter briefly stated.
Tie CoLonED VoTERs OF BEIpGEpoRT,
ONO, '.''.
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Teas, Coffees, Spices, Etc.
A tlantiC Tea a
- co.
Tea Importers 4 CoifceI oastcrs.

Our enormously increasing trade has
uecessitatcd more room. We are equal
10 tho occasion aud have secured tho
lease OF the Flaccus building, corner
Market and Tweaty.third street, and al
ready workmcn are engaged remodeling
and fitting up for our occupancy April
LIST. Here we will have steam power,
elevator, large sales room, warehouse,
three stories, over G,000 feet floor space,
tho larges. retail house In tho State.
With our increased facilities We can
handle greater variety Of goods, and
sell on closer margins. Wo are prepar.
ing n new price list, which will include
everything in the grocery line, at prices
heretofore unheard Of. Wo have now
tho facilities for handling goods poa-
sessed by no other house in the State,
and our determination Is that ours shall
be the largest, cheapest and most relia'
bic Tea and Grocery house in tho State
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Tho Development compnnv,, wall.

Phe work OF putting up the zig for the
test well 70 be drilled for The new
Wheeling Development Company. was
commenced yesterday. The we'll ia
located up Boggs run, about two and
miles from the mouth OF that
it is on Squire Kelsey's unner
place ct q point known as the old saw
mill site, short distance over the Mar.
shall county line. The contract tthe
has with Kinsey 4 Thompson.
the dFillers, calls for the sinking 81 tbs
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OWING to the fact that we expect to
move on April l, We will close out a
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and tire
writers. Intending to deyoie our atten.
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and d
few makes Of bicycles. Come early aud
secure barceilnE. 3
EDS. L. Rose 4 Co.,
Is Twelfth street.
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MERCHANTS,

We call your attention to our com.
plete lines Of Notions, Furnishing Goods,
White Goods, Fancy Goods, Novelties
and Small Wares, nj our usual low and
attractive prices. Wholesale cxcIu;
slyely, i.,ai SPEYER BROS. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-25
LIS. Coon sellsdry goods the cheapest,

IF you cannot see and need spectacles
J0u should call on usand have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Opticlan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB, p
JeWeler and 0ntclau,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets,
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WHEELING DAILY 1NrEtL1oENCER TUESDAY, MARCH 25 $780,

well TO a depth OF 1000 feet, unless gas
or oil Is struck before reaching that
depth. Gas Is the product most desired
In order that the fuel for manufacturing
purposes In this city may be materially
improved. The rig Is 10 he completed
this week and spudding well commence
early next week.. ~ Hg
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AllLJNEl,S.

We call your attention to our com.
pletc and attractive assortment Of Spring
Millinery, consisting of llats, Flowers,
Trimmings, Ribbons and. Novelties, at
our usual low prices. Wholesale ex.
clusIyely. 49,. SpEyER INNS,
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Wellsl,uryWaifs.

The WciisbHrg Light Guards last night NUS
tered In ten he men, increasing tho cSlnpany's
roster 10 about fifty. and 1t may be added that
ail Q! them arc well drilled. The Paymnstcr Inns
an order to draw on the Major OF the regiment
company. ~. :,
Last Saturday Mr.. Eugene Tarr, living on
Pleasant avenue. accidentally discharged por.
ton OF the contents Of shotgun cartridge,
when be was loading at the time. Into one Side
peppered. but fortunately TO serious harm, was
doue. II tas narrow anu wonderful escape,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-25

On. A. s. Toms LIVER Puts are use.
inl for constipation, diarrbna caused by
indigestion, dysentery, torpid liver,
jaundice, sick headache and all diseases
caused by a deranged liver.
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APlaaYinp SanAa

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to edectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
.- .. DdW
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a common remark about our ce|e.
DRAFTED Stacy, Adams shoes, at H. o.
AoH's, lll3 Main street, successor to !.
w. Amick & Co. III S10s'.i',,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-25

For bracing up the nerves, purifying
the blood and curing sick headache and
dyspepsia, there is nothing equal to
Hoods Sarsaparilla, 0 y.
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WASHINGTON, March 24.-For West.
ern Pennsylvania and ,Nyeet Virginia,
rain, eoutherly winds; warmer,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS in Mems, Woman's
and Children's Shoes. Mt II. o. Hoff g,
ll4l Main street. ia,.[7