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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16
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(sdInb)
Nun, Iagte la9eno ber Grembe, i@
febe f@oH, es 'eebt Sbnen iuie bieIeu ans
beren, Sic erfennen mid nint, bic Gors
ne auf ben 8ulgariI6en G@Iamtfelbern
bat mid alISu braun gebranntl grinz
nern sic iid mobl oes 2ieutenants Wers
ner, bes 3ameraoen unieres 2otbar
gi6bofs
Nb, Serr 2ieutenant, ptr3eiben sic
nur, aber isbt inb sic ia tpobl 0err
Nittmeilfer, uil0 bnben F@ bic 8ruft
boiler Orben geboIt. Die 3eituugen
babeu ia Sbren Hamen bitter geudnnt.
gB0s tDirb es nteinen Grofen intereIlis
ren, 0aB i9 Sic ipiebergeieben babe !
Mir baben nit grDBer 3beiInabme bon
ben Sbnen tpioerfabreneH Musaei@nun.
gen seleieu.
@erner nlobte cine gerinsI6dbise
0anbbeuegung.
slus3ei@nunsen Rn6 GIifs3ufdIlee
i0gte er, aber trDb bes bteleu SSur6tba.
ren, bas Id erIebie, mar es Die intereIs
tQilfelfe 3eit Metnes xebeti8. sd t6nate
1h9er I@reiben, tpil au6 ni1t betres
ben, bob i@ es ned einmal tbue, aber
iebt Iaifen mir bic 'RuFen unb 3ilrfen,
BON 0eneu i9 in LETTER 3eit genug bes
tOmmen babe, unb er3dblen Sic mir
Iieber Bpm rteinen alien 8etannten. ;3us
nd@R, iDie sebt es In @iAboi2
Der Nlte IdneIte.
Gut ipie iiberall, bente id, tDo, elm
tii@tiger Mann feline GGnIbigteit tbut,
unb ta6iis III Der @rof @ernbarb, un6
feline S9ulbigfeit tbut ct aud, unb
lDeMn es gebt, nod ettpas bariiber. Nber
ID babe es INNER eeIagt, bamals, ats
Nle ben Qobf f9titieIten: Ut iif Jung
uub uirb fi@ f9on eeben. Sebt bat Ct
ii9 gegeben. nnb felt er ieinen Mirs
tungstreis Mot mebr gar au bod unb
81 nett lu@t, fonbern ii1 an bas Nd9s
lte bdlt, ieitbem bat er aud erft bic reGte
6reube an feiner Arbeit. sic iolIten
einniol 3u uns fommen: es I6uft MHes
ipie ON 66niir@en, unb ieiue Beams
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16
,,0mt amsieben".

farbe ab Gs est ttefer, benn es bdnst BON her ae=
funoen 3ufanbe Der inueren Srsane ap. ST bic 9eber
gntbatiS, bann febt man sells unb saiS aus, 1T ber
Wasen tn naerbnuns, bann iieht man bpspeptii4
srdmIiH nnb perbrieblid aus. Gorge fur quite Sc
lnnbbett, bann mirf Dn ssut ausieben1. Glectrte
Stters TT Sas SrDbe Seilmtttel baS onresenb unb Be-
benb an bic tnnersn Srsane einpirft. Gs pertreibt
luslet& Gnsi&Idse, @ei4pire, Sle&ten unb icnifiae
unretnisteiten ber 9aut, unb perfaat etnen reinen
Setnt. 3n baben tn ber Gpctbete bon Dreib, Gbpmps
ipn & 60. so Gents bic TlaI&e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16
Gin 8aramti1tes Mfittel 9eaem Die
(SSrffffte.

Bir outcrtfren ben anse3eisten Gpptbeter, Sbnen
Or. s;nss Meues SetImtttsl sesen e&minblud,t, Sus
ten un6 1ftdtuns anf fclsenoe Seoinauns ,u pertdu
btees Mttel ben Gnweifunaen entIprebenb sebrau@en
frcuen, tnoem Sie es etnsele1c prpbiren, nnb penn
Ste nann tetne Seiferuua burH bafelbe rerSpiren,
6ann i4tden STE bic Slal4e surid unb Sic uerben
Jhr gelo burhd betcmmen. gsir naGen btes Gncetct
tn Sclse ber srcbartSen Grfose, nel@e btes ittel
bet Der lsRiidbrtsen Gripren Gpi6emfs aufsuretfen
tatte. gBtr baben BON feinem Sale gebIrt, In bem
6aS aRittel nt4t sebclfen bate. Oedn made einen
geriu4. PrDbefaiHen fret bei Dreib, Ibpmplpn &
90. Grobe 6lai@en so GeRtS unb 81. 90.
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Oi@ters @ehuIh.

9ebafteur: Sunger Mann: Sbr ge.
oi9t 1T tn bielen 8eaiebungen ausee.
sei6net. Da i@ aber NIT MoteriaI iiber
ben Grhbling fdon fit bic nd1fen 10
Sabre berieben bin, iebe i9 mid nit
geoauern gen6tbigt, es ab3uIebnen.
Grablings 9iGter (boffnungsupll) (:
''Well, 6err &ebnfteur, sic tuerben
bod fur bas elite Sahr ettpas baben
maifen2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16

Die bette gaIbe Der @elt fur g&nitse,
0ueti4unSeu, @ef9ipare. Nie5er. unb Gants
Ansi@las, Gle9te, Sejprnngene ednbt, Ersa.
bsnlen uub aIIe Sauttransbeiten tnrixt eds
uinrrboiben ober seine DeanbIuug. 86Igise
Satisfaction 9arantirt oDer tas Sch ntSb
lnriGerRattet. Is Gents bie S&a&teI. 8um
.Hertauf In allen apOtbesen. Dreib, ftomb.
fon 3 Co.. @bclefale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16
uubebeufIfM.

Dame: .Nber Iieber Gdbrnlann, tuas
rum wollen sic mid bon Sbrem Suns
gen iiberieben lofen! Das III mir bod
3u bebentlih |"
Gdbrmann: 8 nei, ber @ub' fraet
nod nir nod ben WeibsIeut'ul1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16

= eeit Sabren litt i6 on @erffos
pfung. Sd gebrau9te fat alIe Meoiainen
obne grfole; bis'i9 f6lieBli6 Or. Nit.
gut 20nis's 6amburger Sropfen an.
tpanbte. tDeltbe mir fofortige 2inberuna
nerf9afften. = Sbsreiin WtiIenboF,
81 @DpreBs5traBe. Buffulc, q. 81.
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MGbrenb mir bor einigeu 3ogen In
@lber Bros. Npotbele In 9ineIep,
Soma. tparen, fam Gerr 8. 8. Dber,
cine betannte perilnli@teit ieues Or.
tes, berein unb fru9 nod einen MlitteI
gegen cine ffarte grtdIiung, nit ber e.
bebaftet mar. 0err glber notm cine
6lai9e .gbamberloi1's Cough @euIes
0nS unb iiberreiGte He beni BERN nit
ben @Drten: s6ier III ettpas. bas Id
empfeblen fam. gs III Elm nusee3ei&s
netes prdparat Mnb babel bilIig, unb
siebt olIsemeine 3nFriebenbeit. Sd
Dertaufe iebr piel babon.A 6err Oper
nabm cine 6Iaf@e. atls tolr uns 0ln
nd9ifen Gage beeegneteu. befanb er E1
6ebeutenb iuObler unb an har0uf fuIs
senben mar er faif sana geneien. Dies
als 8etueis Der Wirtiamfeit bieies
Brdparaies. ~ Des Mioines NaiI aab
Zines.
3n bertaufen Bel ". Cohen & Co.,
2alteper & Son unb alIen bebeiiteMben
GroauiIfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16
@tQrte QehuIinfeit.

q: sic ieben Sbrem 8tuber tuitfli@
fabelbaft dbuIi9 !!
y: So. niGt uabr - id) berwedsIe
uns man9mal ielbH. Da baben mir
nun tn Der &neipe eine ae6nung unb
ID tpeiB ni@t Oh ct Re ri9t besabIt bat
ober i'd
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16

Sober 0ieenbe Iclte eine EIaldbe Salpatipn Sel Bel
nd fdbren; man fam nit pien, In tpeIGe 2ase man
tommen tSnnte. Sine Ger.entuns cher 9eritand5ana
Ut raio BON bteiem runrerbaren Seitmtttel turrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16

= 3n Dallas Rnb bic @ebduIid5tei.
ten Der 5obb MillIns COMPANY niabers
gebrannt.
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Or. gua's .Suiten Sprup fpate in feiner EamiIte
tehlen, sr bat i4pn Nanden ron einem 5rnben @rabe
errettet. Gs tcitet nur 25 Gents bic Elai&e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16
einfam.

profeior: .Die alien Grie@en baus
ten ibre Sbeater 10, baB bic 3ufdauer
In unbebedteni 9aume iaben.1
6@iiler: sWas tbaten bic alien
Grie@en ober, iuenn ie i'm Sbeater tpa.
rem unO es fing on 3u re0nen 2
profei0r (nimmt bebd@tig bic 8rile
ab. pubt bic Slider unb iebt Re iDieber
auf): sDenn es resnete sur 3eit aIs bic
alien @rie@en i'm Sbenter tDaren, banu
tpur0en bic alien @rie@en na6."
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Die
@a9entli9e 6reie Yreiie fit Serds
eri@eint
jeSen Qoanerfag
unb tefet
$3.50 fur 0a8 Sabr Ooer &1.2S ftt
G @onate In WOramsbesabIam6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16
Summer 2731.
@p1fio,t's g@ub 9epartentent

s u'er enn batban anb gut fsnSen aaren
Spe pT" Sem @aamad g5 nung
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-16

@errelr= ll1t6 &naben= 6tiefel
umb G6Mbe
iino eine unierer peruorrasenoften SseciaIitGtsn.
SoliSe S4uIs5 s5aube bon itarfem 2e6er fifr 3uss
ben iino bei uns BON $l.S5 auftpdrts at kaben.
Sanb8enabte &errem 8mSpfsG G@mbe
BON $500 anftuarts.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
EllLLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
@ tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip sror,
Gst tho Glass City.
.'Perry" White, 4 well-known St.
Clairsville boy, now clerk in the United
States Circuit Court office under Gen.
B. r. Cowen, was stricken with paraly-
sis Tuesday at Columbus.
The managers OF the Burrs' Mills
camp meeting are beginning to arrange
early. They want TO have open gates
OH Sunday if they can keep tho preach
ers in line on that basis. 81.
City Solicitor George NJ. Woodbridge
is homo from Marietta, whore his pa
rents live.
Ex-sheriif Cochran will go to Column
busto-morrow. lie is u rcd-hot Fora
ker man. h.
Mrs. W. A. Early, OF Pittsburgh, is
the guest OF friends here.
James Meeks and Miss Dell Laircrty
were married this week.
Miss Anna Davis, Of Washington, Pa,
is visiting friends here.
Charles Dankworth, Jr., is very low
with typhoid fever.
Walter Cowcn, Esq, went to Column
bus yesterday.
Col. David Rankin is laid up with the
grip,
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APATRroTIC WORK.

Every pcrson who Is opposed TO FREQ Trade
donco secured through tho policy of Protection,
should :cad tho documents published by the
American Protective Tariff League. As n patriotic
citizen, 1t is your duty TO place these documents
in the hands Of your friends. They Gre interest.
ing aud instructive. and embrace discussions Of
all phases of tho Tariff question. Tho League pub.
fishes over 80 different documents. comprising
nearly COO pages ofplainly printed. carefully edited
and reliable information. Among tho authors Of
Mckinley, Jr,, Governor OF Ohio; Senator s. y.
Cullom. of Illinois; Senator Joseph y. Dolph, Of
Oregon; Senator A. S. Paddock, Of Nebraska !;
Scuator Frye. of Maine; Senator Casey, of North
Dakota; Senator Justin S. Morrill,, of Vermont !;
Senator Nelson W. Allrich, of Rhode Island !;
Hon. Thomas Il. Dudley. OF New Jersey; Hon.
Robert p. Porter, Of Washington Prof. J. L.
Dodge, of tho Agricultural Department. OF Wash.
ington; Commodore W. Il. T. Hughes; Hon.
E. a. lIartshorn, OF New York; Congressman
Dolllver. OF Iowa: Hon. b. T. Jones David Hall
Rico. of Boston; Ex.Congrcssman Perkins, OF Kan.
sas; DR.. +. p. Miller. OF New York; Hon. Geo ORA
per- Of Mass; Hon. G. L. Edwards. OF Texas Judge
Vim. Lawrence, Of Ohio; Hon. d. G. Hartman. of
New York; Hon. Geo. S. Boutwell, Of Mass; lion.
I. Il. Amidown. OF New York; Enoch Ensley. Of
Tennessee. a'%l 49, n
This complete sot of documents will bo sent to
any address, pos. paid. for Fifty (sOl Coats. id
dress Wilbur +. Wakemau. secy.. No. % wea
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MARTINS FERRY.
darkest New Y0rk'-O!hccrs Elected.
Sudden Dcath-Pcrsonnis, etc.

"Darkest New York'--o.hccrs Elected.
Sudden Dcath-Pcrsonu,s, etc.
Darkest New York, or How the
Other Half Lives" was the subject OF
the lecture Of Rev. J. Sumner Stone in
Commercial hall last night. A good
sized audience was present and ali who
attended were highly pleased with
what they heard. The lecture was Tor
the benefit OF the Kings Daughters.
The painters have elected the follow
ing officers: President, W. r. Robin
son; Vice President, Port Coleman;
Recording Secretary, +. II. lIadscll;
Financial Secretary, II. 2. Guthrie I;
Treasurer, John Hukill; Conductor, II.
=. Guthrie; Warden, NJ. S. McGrew;
Trustee, Allen Mckee.
A number OF persons from this city
attended the Sabbath school convention
at Bellaire yesterday, and others will 90
down to-day. The Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railroad will run special
train from Bellaire to Martins Ferry
after the evening session tonight.
Mrs. Jump, OF Burlington, sued the
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Com
pany for damages byrcason OF the road
running in front Of her premises. The
jury yesterday returned verdict for
$3.50.
John plunkctt, 4 stone quarryman,
died yesterday very suddenly NJ his
boarding house in Clarli's addition. He
recently came from Pittsburgh, and had
been working for George Wise.
Tho muck mill and mills and 8 at
tho Standard iron works resumed yes
terday after the regular Christmas stop.
No, will go OH Monday.
The festival to be given by the Vigi-
liant hose company band will be on
January l6 instead OF the 9th, as stated
yesterday.
Mrs. James A. Gray, assisted by hor
daughter, Miss Eloisc, entertained
friends yesterday afternoon.
Capt. II. W. Smith, who has been on
the sick list, made his iirsS appearance
on the street yesterday.
Harry Bcllville, OF this city, is on the
programme at the Sunday school cor
vention at Bellairc. &
You will always find good assort-
ment Of boxed paper at the Postoilicc
News Stand.
Charles Hoylc leaves to-day for Smith
field to spend several days visiting and
hunting.
There will be q watch meeting at the
NJ. =. church tonight, beginning at 10
o'clock.
Needles for all sewing machines at E.
D. Lash's jcwelry store.
Miss Lizzie Wiley is quite i'll at her
home on Third street.
Mr.. Joseph Wells is on the sick list.
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j. O. U. ii. NJ,

Tho Vote on the Change Of Nnmo-Thc
Proposition will be Defeated.
plrrsnuEG, Pa, Dec. 30.-Tho Junior
Order United American Mechanics is
now voting OH q change OF name. One
tenth OF tho councils in this State have
already been heard from, and tho indi-
cations are that the vote to change the
name will be overwhelmingly defeated.
Up TO noon to-day the vote in this
state stood 1900 for and 5000 against.
As Pennsylvania goes, so goes the name.
1t is tho opinion OF the conservative
members OF the order that tho vote to
change the namo will DO defeated by q
good majority,
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Yl,lpG!;l,oHT.
Current News Item. from tho old Town
ncrosS tho River.

Current News ltrins from tho OLD Town
ncross tho River.
The election OF officers OF Sherman
Lodge No. u, A.. A. 4 ]. $, W., recently
held, resulted in tho election OF the fpl-
lowing officers for tho ensuing terh:
Fred Krealile, President; John Davis,
Nicc-Prosident; George Beard, Stcrc.
tNry; y. A. Morgan, Financial secretary;
Thomas ]. Johns, Treasurer; |. Sisson,
Guide; Richard Richards, Outside
Guard Roger Recco, Phil Mcclure and
Harry Lukens, Trustees.
Cheops Council, No. I, will hold n
special meeting at y. U. A. NJ. hall on
Now Years night when tho Oriental do.
greo will DO conferred OIL several candi-
dates. The order is in n very flourish
ing condition, and intends giving an
evening OF social entertainment to ita
members soon.
Tho Crystal glass works, which have
been idle for several weeks, will resume
operations next Monday. The company
has IN abundance OF good orders, and Il
steady run is anticipated. g.
DR.. John Clayland, former Bridge.
port boy, and his sister, Miss Belle, left
last night for Brooklyn, n. T., where
the doctor has accepted charge OF a
ward in hospital.
j. d. Fuller, OF Chicago; James /.
Daugherty, Of Cleveland, aud a. L.
Daugherty, OF Steubonville, are guests
OF Joseph Waterman.
The usual holiday hours will be OBJ.
served by the majority Of business
houses here tomorrow. The iron mills
will not shut down.
Mrs. T. L. Morton and son Earl, oil
Dravosburgli, Pa, are guests OF Mrs.
Morton's sister, Mrs. L. W. Bullet, OF
kirkwood.
Mr.. Morehouse, OF the Pittsburgh Car
association, was in town on business
yesterday.
Mrs. james Jones, OF Delaware, O.. is
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Gilmore.
Addison Thompson is slowly recover
ing from severe illness.
John Scott is confined to his homo by
sickness.
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BENWOoD.
Industrial Items, Personal Gossip mn,

Industrial Items. Personal Gossip mud
General Nows Notes.
Misses NottiosWhitesidc and Helen
;McCabe, two young ladies OF great capa-
bilities, haze been assigned TO rooms2
and at tho Cameron school. They
will begin their new duties on Monday
next. X,
n Mr.. James Gatowood has resigned his.
position MS engineer on the Wheeling
steel company's engine No. 8 10 fire on,
the i. 4 D. railroad.
The Society OF knighted Rebcccas
will hold avery interesting meeting 1T
thoI. Q, OF. hall, on New Years
night.
Rev. a. Moore and vic, OF Zane Street
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Lnnancso Dict Dissolved.

TOXIC, Dec. 30.-Thc imperial dict has
been dissolved because it either re-
iccted or postponed debate on all gov
erllment bills, including those provid-
ing ior relief Tor sufferers by the recent
earthquake and floods. Tho govern
ment has issued an ordinance appro-
priating four million dollars ior the re-
lief of the destitute and for the purpose
OF raising broken embankments.
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SUNDAY scnoon CONVENTION
Having Interesting Sessions nj Dollalrc
This WocIt i

This Wocis.
Tho Sunday School Institute OF tho
st. Clairsvillo presbytcry opened 1T tic
First Presbyterian church at Bcllairc
yesterday afternoon very auspiciously.
Tho audience room was well filed with
delegates from all tho surrounding
neighborlood and interested spectators
from the city. Roy. IL. q. Morlcdgc
acted as leader and opened tho discus
sion. lie wasfollowed in order by Prof.
james Duncan, William Scott. Fred G.
Williams and other IN general discus
sion Of the best methods OF keeping up
the interest in tho Sabbath schools.
Tho evening session was especially III
torcsting and tho church WINS crowded.
Rev. ]. A. Donahcy discussed "Our
Homes and the Sunday Schools while
Rev. O. V. Stewart talked oil "rhc
Teacher and His Work"
There arc over 200 delegates, ropro-
senting tho various Sunday schools
within tho bounds OF tho l'rcsbytcry
and many others outside, present. Tho
institute will continue to-day with the
''r'''b~ ItNN'"'lAhAN'.
0:O0-Opeiilng scrylcG--Tcachers OF the Word,
~ 'tha kov. Geo. ). llRckGtt
0:S0-ToplC--Thc modern Sunday School.
l. It's Department OF Church work "","..,.
WHO Should Compose i,T......,...........,.....
Mrs. J. a. Gnl0ior
3. It's object... c. Lynch
4; It's sources OF i'Owcr.....""C I. Howard
lO:OO-lapcr-iIow to Hold Young People: or,
Ihe Superintendent, thu, Teacher, tho
scholar; their duties. Help and lin.
ORANGES, ,Opencd BY DR.. a. II, corrillc,
followed by Jus. White W. l.. Alexander
nnd olhGrS--ns fur rs there will be time
ll:l1--leSt Report Questions
Instead OF the usualS Convention re-
ports from the Sunday Schools tho
Leader will put 4 few questions to the
different schools represented, bringing
out the facts, &c.
AFTERNOON.
-'p-openinS Service spIrItualism IN Sunday
2;l3- Devotional Lesson Study, lisa, ,ll;l-lO,l
2;i5- Primary Exercises. n.
rG l,s XIII Minnie AleT9nlor
3;i5--Q Quarterly Review Sunday.
General Review or
/. Temperatures It's lice In s. $: Work
Missions its piatS in + + s w & a9''SF
...,..,.,........,., .........n.M Mrs. YIN, Mason
3Hh-lnSIttutc CNtechiSnI. Miss Mary Kelly
i:WI;Normal Glass; Its bcncttS.A. T: McEclvGy
!, Followed by social conversation on the
thoughts brought ont III preceding papers,
THURSDAY EVENING.
7:30-0pcnIng Servicc-Thc Sunday School
Factor In Our National Destiny....
,.,....,......Rcv 7. W. Lane
ADMINISTRATIONS OF Success IN
Christian WorkmRev J. c. Ely, Nenia, ..
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ALLIANCE, O., Dec. 3o.-A wreck &C.
Cured near Salem, Ohio, this morning
on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago road. Eighteen cars were dies.
troycd and three men hurt. Engineer
Mart Grimes is fatally injured, also
james Craven, fireman who was scaldcd.
Brakeman James Head had an arm,
crushed. All lived in Alliance. ISS7,%755
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Bottles Of Bradfeld's Female Regulator
forialling Of the womb and other dis
eases combined, otlG years standing,and
lpallybelierG lam cured entirely, forwhich
please accept my thanks.
Alns. W. L. STEnptNs,3 Ridge, Ca
Sold atwholcsale ndiretail by Logan
Drug Co, and all druggists. 4 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
You Can Rely

Upon Hoods Sarsaparilla as 4 positive
remedy for every form OF scrofula, salt
rhcum, boils, pinplcs and all other dis.
eases caused by impure blood. lterad-
icarcs every impurity and at the same
time tones, and vitalizes tho whole sys-
TEN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
Fire Mt Savannah,

SAvASNAH GA, Dec. SO.--Boley &
Sons furniture factory, the Savannah
steam laundry and 4 dozen small build.
ings have been burned. Tho total loss
is 100000. I, ;Ji3 1,
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Low Rates via tho Is. & o. Railroad for
Christmas and Now Year Holidays.
For Christmas and New Year holidays
the Baltimore & Chic railroad will sell
tickets at greatly reduced rates at all
stations east OF the Ohio river. Tickets
will be sold at all stations on Pittsburgh
and Wheeling division OIL December "a,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
A SPOILED BANQUET.
Editor Stewart, Of Ritchie Court
House, Asserts His Rights
INA KNIGHTS OF RYTHllS LODGE.

After Expulsion lie Appears on tho
banquet Night Armed With an
Order FOR Reinstatement from the
Grand LodEc...sicmbcrs Attempt TO
Fleet Him and His Revolver Brings
Them to Tcrms..-An Exciting ZIP.
Isolde.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31

Constipation. and all troubles with
the digestive organs and the liver, arc
cured by Hoods Pills. Unequallcd as
4 dinner nil, 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
ASSiGNEE'S SALE.
ASSlGNEE'S SALE
- OF -
MONUMENT Isl.
AS siGNEE's SALE.

= .1t4aEaa.si.
The undersigned will on Monday, the
2Sth Day Of December, 1901, com.
mencins ut 10 o'clock a. H.. offer al auction
sale OH the premises, No. 10 Sixteenth
Street, Wheeling, ". Va, all tho stock Of
Marbles and GRANTEES, finished and IN.
finished, assigned 10 him by P. D. Carroll BY
decd dated September %. 1871. x,
This isan exceptionally fine stock OF Scottish
and American GRANTEES and Italian
and American Marbles, and Will, DO sold
ut a sacrifice. 55 81 y,
VIII also sell at same time and place One
Horse and sulky. 81
S. q. B0YcR. En- n
DELI Assignee r..D. Carroll.
y The above salc has been adjourned TO THURS. 8
DAY. DECEMBER 81, same hour and place a,
desc aJ ". D S. o. GoYCE:. K ssIcnrc,ss 4
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nEAL. EsrAre.
FOB S.ALEl.

Nos. l2-s and i?2i Baltimore street, nc;y.
houses, Rvo rooms each both houses for 1850
lclycdere lots from 500 10 500.
Two lots on South Front street.
No Sli Eof street,. ..,..,.,,,.,.,,.......,, 800
Five or SIX acres OF land near West Liberty
Normal School, with house OF twenty rooms and
Eight acres Of land, cStcllCn. orchard aud
IeSldonco OF eleven rooms, near Yves! Liberty
Academy, can DO bought for $1,000. I
Two lots, Ada street. Chicago, $50
South York street 10. u m, - -, ~ : .