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erroTs, de Boston's had an easy thing.

errors, the Boston's had nm easy thing
BSs.or......................-o o . 0 o4 3 ! Kill
Cleveland .........,........0 o o 90 0 o. l
Errors, 2 and s. Hits, 10 and Z. Earn
ed runs, 3and /. Pitchers, Clarkson
Nian. Umpire MeQuaid.
NEW YoRE, June 5.-The Bridegrooms
won, their. first game from Chicago To-
day Score:
f45SIS iSa......S -5
Errors, Band /. Hits, Sand6. Earn.
ed, ] and 9. Pitchers, Hutchinson and
Loyett. Umpire, Lynch.
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We MaEt sKore plalnes.

Rsyse Echo y
The wish is father to the thought
when the Register heads telegram from
London, Blaine is a Back Number.
Sometimes the Register tells the truth,
though it is usually very careful not TO-
use up its stock OF that commodity, II
it has any, but we think it will find that
in this case it has gone wider from the
mark than usual. II he is q back NUM-
Der VIC want back numbers always in
the office of the Secretary OF State, es-
pecially when any complications with
foreign governments arise.
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Pltia6Nrgh 74Rcs. n n. D I-77-7I1il
a Estate Development edition OF
twenty-eight pages was. issued by the
Wheeling INTELLlGENCERy yesterday. All
newspaper readers have known that
West Virginia has been going steadily
forward during the past decade, but the
facts presented by the INrELuIoENcER
come in the nature of revelation. That
the INTELLleENcER is sharing in the gen.
eral prosperity is evident from the fact
that it has lately added Il perfecting
press OF the latest manufacture to its
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BdrnaNEe tohiO) Republican. iao Il.
The handsomest and most effective
and thoroughly complete paper-for the
purposes sought-eyer printed IN the
State of West Virginia was the Especial
State Industrial Development Edition"
issued by the Wheeling Daily INTEIIr-
oEScRR Of yesterday-June 4, '9l. u is
composed of four distinct parts, and
consists Of 2S eight column pages The
INTELLIoEScER has every reason to be
proud of itself, and the State, city and
immediate neighborhood OF its showing
AT our leisure we will study the posses
sinns nnrnded, ~
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Yves. virginia Pensions.

Special ptpatch 70 lie IRtelilgerca.
WASHINGTON, D. O, June 5.-West
Virginia Pensions: original-5Melvin
Bosford, John NJ. westfall, John W.
Marsh, Jesse NJ. Bucklee, John G. Oliver,
Andrew Marshall. Addditional-John
n. Nutter, Charles w. Davis. Renewal
Francis NJ. Stephens. Increasc-Wil-
field S. Black, Joseph Pridmore. 0rigi-
nal-Rebecca, widow OF Stephen A.
Baird, Emmazette @. Smith, Catherine
Brookover, Stephen Hart lfather.l ]
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NeVcF m tIIU Aso'EF'
Washington [Pd.l Journal. ~,

Washington Pdl Journal Z, ~.
The Wheeling INTEIlleENcER, with
its usual energy, has issued a special
State industrial development edition
this morning The paper contains
twenty-eight pages Of interesting read
ing matter and splendid cuts OF maps
and buildings. The INrELLIaENcER is
never in the rear OF the race, and its de-
velopment edition shows strength and
life, and the owners deserve great credit
for this mornings effort.
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spInIr oT rnr sTATE pREss.
cso1kton saros.

csareatoa Gardte.
1t is cold day when London or the
Court of st. Jamesi is without a scandal,
social or official. The suit OF Sir Will
liam Gordon Cummings for damages to
his private character is tremendous
sensation. Titled England has had its
nerves ut a high tension since the com:
mencement Of the Baccarat trial, and
even the Queen is so solicitous for the
honor OF the,plaintif in the suit that
she has ordered the details OF the trial
telegraphed to her at Balmoral. The
great fear is that the defendant in the
suit will be able to prove the truth OF
his assertions to the effect that the
plaintiff is atrickster and cheat. Re
cent developments indicate that the
court officials and the titled nobility OF
England arc n tough set.
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Beliaire Tribune ED
The Wheeling INSELLIGENcER's State
and city boom edition, yof twenty-eight
pages, has made its appearance and 1t
does credit to the State as well rs to the
enterprising proprietors. 1t contains q
number OF interesting maps, many IL
Illustrations and brief histories OF the
State, separate counties and special in
dustries. We are glad to see the evil
dcnces of prosperity in the new and
enlarged presses, new material and i'm
proved appearance Of the INTELMeEN-
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Gr1ytOn Senttnd. FI.ai1a-g5 -d.c
John O. Vance, ex,cashier Of the Bank
of West Virginia, at Clarksburg, and
now Mayor Of that town, has been APP
pointed by Governor Fleming a mem
Der Of the Board OF Regents ofthe State
University, to take the place OF Colonel
Dan Johnson, resigned. The appoint
ment does not seem to give satisfaction.
Even the Democratic papers are kick
ing. An appointment that causes the
average Democratic organ to lift its
heels and protest must be bad indeed.
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A fellow player is also considered to
be q Jonah sometimes. That fine short
stop, little Davy Force, in his palmiest
days was one OF them, and many
players have hated to play in the same
team with him, as in the long number
OF years he was on the diamond he wns
never known to be in a championship
team.
A player meeting cross.eyed person
will do everything to throw off the
hoodoo spit in his hat, cross his fingers
and make himself generally miserable.
He. will never change anything con-
nected with his uniform if he happens
to nut it ouwrong. His shirt ortrousers
may eyenibe put on wrong side out, up
side down, or any other way in mo-
ment offorgetfulness, but it has to 60,
since if any member of the team should
see him try to change it there would be
mutiny right of. Close observers may
have the players stockings worn
wrong side out. This is not done be-
cause theyrong side maybe any cleaner
than the other, but just for luck. Many
PLAYERS have an idea that their wives
are the deadliest kind OF Jonahs, and
wouldn't have them witness game for
love or money. Other players think
their better halves are the best OF luck,
and propitiate them in every way.
u csoMf4SBtv1DuAL rEcuLrAmT1Es.
Players have their individual peculia-
rites and methods to bring luck. Pete
Browning, when coming in from the
field, always steps over the third base,
but never touches it. "Dupeen Shaw,
the eccentric twirler, would never step
into the pitchers box except from the
!. TearS iaaBIck" Ewing always wants his
particular mascot to spit on his bat.
Glasscock wants to rub his hands on
some "coon's" woolly head before going
into game. 0'Rourke always puts his
base hit record in his cap before game,
Herman always puts his cap on before
any other part Of his uniform. Gore
iwearsii yellow CATERS for luck. Rusie
sisahtst1shake craps before game to
iAeeih6Wlfis luck is, and as he uses load
ed dice he is usually lucky. Ruckley
carries a rusty nail in his pocket as q
talisman. Roger Conner wears sham
rock inside his cap. Jim NIutrie does
not believe in luck, but says, go in
and play ball" and so do l.
r6f bffs gifHfa SAM CLARK.
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The We,ton Word.

The WeSton World.
Speaking OF Democratic Presidential
timber, }t6e. Atlanta EopaNntiQn in a
burst of.caTdof says; sHWe don't seem
to have many men u the requisite abil-
ity." In view of the party's nominations
for the past fifteen years, the idea that
ability is an essential qualification is
something new.
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Bunaio Races.

BuFrAnos June Braces: First race
-Three.iourth OF a mile, La Grippe
won, time 1:lG4. Second receive
furlongs, Lady Lyon won, time 1:O3.
Third racc-Three-fourth mile, John
Atwood wono time :l5!. Fourth race
One mile and sixteenth, Rambler won,
time l:47t.u.
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handsome quarto Of six columns 70 the
page. The IETRtuGFNoER is the Oldest
daily in the State and has always been
bright and newsy. II now compares ills
vorably with the leading dailies Of the
country. The Gosete wishes it contin-
ued nrosperitY.
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appearance OF gold as circulating
medium, and TIM. means quick CON
traction Of credits the country over,
and this again means panic and a
paItic means general stagnation and
protraeted distress.
This Is the whole story in a nut shell.
Itisan old, old story, but it is one that
by reason OF new experiences, as in
South America at this time, is always
repeating itself and always tutoring
new warning.
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Extended the Corporate Existence.

Special DispGteh to The Lntellgaleer.
wAsntNoToN. D. g., June 5.-The
Comptroller of the Currency issued a
certificate extending the corporate ex-
istence of the First National Bank of
Jefferson ut Charlestown, w. Va, to
June "a, 1891.
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The stock of the Ohio Valley Build
ing Association is going off rapidly;
only limited number Of shares to be
had. Call early and secure some.
Meets every Saturday evening. Room
No. Crangle's block, 1918 Market
street.
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Grafton LtpH9,yJeY oni 10 jnsHin
The acivitys NtNl ap6RsEotof the
Farmers Alliance in this stateIis shown
in the result OF the late school election.
In nearly every district and section
where they had candidates in the field
they were successful in electing them.
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Z SALT; LAKE,, U7., Juno 5.-while en-
gagged ina row over a game of monte at
Fort Douglass, Rufus Smith, a private
of Company D., Sixteenth Infantry, shot
and fatally wounded William Carter, of
companyH.
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a snorndIe ,JerI,.


WNFtIINV NtyENtT.
The IxrELLloEScER's boom edition ap-
peared yesterday. 1t represents great
amount Of labor, and is n very credita-
bic production. May tho publishers
reap rich harvest ont OF 1t, for they
deserve it. These sporadic Jerks Of
elephantinc proportions at long inter
walls are very evanesCent and soon for
potfen
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.An Eligiblo oanaldate. ]

The alleged Peoples Party ia ofopin=
ion that the panacea for all the economic
ills which a nation is heir,to is increase
of currency, Now, "Sheenys AL" Pin
ter, whose ability to turn one sovereign
into three does, not seemsto beproperly
appreciated in London, would make an
ideal PRESIDENTIAL candidate for the
third party. st. o
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Special DiIpdtch 70 ne InlelIlgtneT,
C1ARksBuRo, W. Va, June 5.-Jesse
Devers, of Ronney's Mills, Harrison
county, committed suicide last night by
drowning himself in rain barrel. This
is his third attempt to destroy his life.
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Right You Arc.


Rllchle Gdselk. .-1I "a.
No Democrat holds a Richie county
office, thanks to the head work OF the
Richie Gazette, as they, say in baseball
games aboutthe pitcher. Young man,
Il you are ambitious, stay out Of the
Democratic party Of this county. The
Democratic party is a good one to stay
outof on neratprinciples.
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A Mammoth Anuir.


The lNTELEsEScER's Boom, Edition
made its appearance Thursdavmorning
1t is mammoth affair and furnishes d
vast amount OF valuable information in
regard to West Virginia's wealth and re-
sources. Grafton comes for liberal
notice Of her business enterprises ard
the inducements the town offers to capi-
talists to invest hcto. The lNTELLIGEN.
cER's Boom Editionwill certainly bring
good results. s..s ssnfEs
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Pianos for Sale.

One 6 octave, Chickering, sos.
One @ octave, Graham & Co., $40.
one6s octave, Kauger & Peterson, $50
One Q octave, 0hickering, SIPS.
One n octave, r. Won Minden, $3.50.
One Z octave, Weber, Sl75.
One I octave, steinway, $500.
The above pianos are in perfect con.
dition and are offered at special bargains,
+. w. BAUMER & Co.,
1910 Market street.
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TfE B. &. o.'snotable improvements
ut enwood, the construction and the
ope}lting scheme, are described in to-
day ISTEItieEScER so as to be under
stool and appreciated. A large amount
of Aoncy is being expended, but the
expenditure will be justified by the re-
sults. The B. &. o. is not asleep by
jugtul in these days.
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A Regulnr Hnlnrner.

Cameron Eers.
The ISrEL11eENcER's boom edition is
out this morning and there is 265 miles
of it and it is regular hummer; the
llrgest newspaper ever published IN
the State.
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BEroRE the art of street-swecping was
lost the brick-payed streets of Wheel.
ing occasionally presented a slightly op-
pearance.
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TIM Methodists Of South Wales pre-
sent their compliments to His Royal
Highness in a way that covers the case.
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Tus monte man who uses n revolver
is too sprightly for our army. But if
the officers gamble, the privates are
likely to follow.
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BAccARAr is too rich for our Ameri-
can blood. There's no penny ante in it.
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Cup1p has shot his dart through the
breastplate OF the commander of our
army, and the grizzled veteran has had
to saccumb. A health to General scho-
field and his bride-elect.
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wEsr vtRerxrAis getting some valua-
BILE advertising through the Boom IN
TELliaEScER. keep your eye on the
indicator and watch the professor"
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Commenlnblo EnterprIsc.

The boom edition Of the Wheeling
INTELMdEScER was too big to be as eff
fective as it ought to be, but it was a
commendable bit OF enterprise to get 1t
out. li 4
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II the high contracting parties stand
by theirguns, the seal of Boring Sea
will have time to attend to their family
affairs this season, with none to molest
or make them afraid.
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Notice 81 conartnarahl,

The undersigned have this dny formed co.
partnership under the firm name Of sChwert.
iegcr & Robb, and will hereafter carry on the
business heretofore conducted by the ttrin Of
YIN. schwOrliegoE & Co., as manufacturers Of
Harness and Trunks. and johboE5 IN saddlcry
HnnlwArc,&c, Thanking the public for their past
liberal patronage. we trust 10 deserve md hold
an equal share Of thcir fnyor In the future.
WM. sCLtMERTEEGER.
ict r, p ROBN
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AaAv on the scatfold has confessed
his crime. This breaks the record.
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= ArrER all, the best way to know the
real merit Of Hoods Sarsaparilia, is to
try it yourself. Be sure to get Hoods. l
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JuRoa RoBlSsoN, by his own showing,
talked 100 much for a juror and his
talk was not particularly edifying, His
talking has probably determined the
Question. Of new trial.
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Our Ladies' 81 IS fine Cloth Top but
ton shoes are cheap at 81 %.
+. STONES Cash SHOE STORE.
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Richie 6Gse,fe. 40. M
The Wheeling INTELLI6ENcER has put
in q magnificent new press andia now
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LIFE.sIzE Crayon Portraits a specially
at Tappan and Councils gallery.
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JUsr introduced-Latest Australian
dish-baked hash-the great flesh pro-
Queer. Bader & Maurer, 14l7 Market
strnnt.
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sINcEthe IYrELLIdENcER put in its
new equipment it has shown its readers
the widerange of the improved facili-
ties, The fast perfecting press has turn
ed out aseyen-column eight-page paper,
six column eight-page papers, twenty
eigt Il page paper, eight columns; to the
pagt and this morning the seven-col-
um3 eigth-page paper appears again.
Sol viii always be, as the news of the
day and the demand for advertising
snadsy iiite ife6tffff,;.-
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READERS Of the INTELLIGESCER TO.
ing out Of town for the Summer can have
the INTELLIGENCER mailed to ti,cm for
sixty,tive cents per month, postage free,
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Our frinds, the enemy, think it sin
when we throw up our caps for Ameri-
can tin. They yainly endeavor our Of
forts to squelch by bowling and snort
ing, 'lThere's nothing like Welsh
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RussELE HARRIsoN gives the news
papers q great deal to talk about, hut
he does not appear in court in any
country house scenes. And yet, like
the other fellow, he has very little hair
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Mr.. Miller, of Colfax, free and indie
pendent State of Washington, has some
views concerning our deepest we'll in
the world. These views are unique and
uniquely expressed, SO that they will be
read as much for style as for the yalu-
abla suggestions which Mr.. Miller does
us the honor to send across a great con-
tinant.
We have been thinking OF something
OF the same sort, but poverty Of me-
chanical devices seemed to bar the way.
If understand Mr. Miller, the scheme
he proposes wonld be worth exploiting
at the Worlds Fair, for which some
thing will have to be found to take the
place of7New York.
It's agreat satisfaction to know that
our Deepest Well in the World is at
tradting the attention due to its import
ance.
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WTANTED-AT ONCE, A B00T.
w KEEPER-one who Is fast writer gV IN
willing to wait on trade, work on sunday al \!
well as all night; will discount any sSasyy y
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS care TIIS SlailjSSiLdS
CtEs 'tacS
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F4lR&9Sr's thriving wooden mill has
not lIeeh obliged to go out of business
on aicount Of the Mckinley wool tariff,
and BIT the same time the farmers OF
that legion are getting good prices for
thei1 feeces.
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SPECIAL SUMNER SESSION

#1is5HhB Business College.
Short courses-coN,RRcIAL, ESGLsu, SHOE.
HAND AND TYrEwRrISo, beginning
MONDAY, JUNE l5rI, 1891, aud continuing 70, IL,
weeks. Address as above. ir2.rrhl.
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RABslB oNHEM's sermon Of yesterday,
delivered for the special benefit OF his
own congregation, has in it words of
truth and soberness applicable to peo-
pie OF every faith. The Jewish COM
muBity ofwheeling is fortunate to be
able Ito listen to counsel SO wise and
earliest
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WTANTED-MALE HELP-AD Vpp
wv Using Solicitor for one Of M ~ ~.
mediums In the United States, having er, . -
teed monthly circulation OF l0OOOO tj{yee ,lil
enccs and experience. DAVIS, MInSgS',s 'V'
Union Square. New York
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nd Barnesville Republican, solid and
stead " and true, has entered on its
mint volume with good promise of en-
TERN on many more. The Republican
has d high place among an intelligent
class ot people.
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TfiE lETEIIiGENcRR's resources are not
exhausted by its special efforts. Wit
ness a rafting good all around newspa-
per to-day of fifty-six entertaining col
ium4s, covering home and foreign news
ALMOST up to breakfast time this morn
-.
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TUE little girl struck by the electric
car is dead. Parents Of little ones will
do well to profit by this sad and solemn
warning. Be the operators never SO
careful, they cannot do the impossible.
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ENTlRELY NEW-0RGA NIZEPSS
- wanted for q Massachusetts Endowment
600, $500, 81 900 In fifteen months slck bsrns,
81 30 to So %. Death benefit $50 10 . IA NJ
pay and good territory 10 lnt.class slate m,ns.
gers. Address, IS. r." 81 Globe Baildjst
BOSton. jeGWThIs"
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TEF LiRsley boys deported themselves
handsomely yesterday. Their bearing
shows the force of discipline. The de-
feated in the contest did well, but the
yictdrs showed that they had prohted
most by their instruction.
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WANTED-ONE MEDIUM SI7Pn
w or two small rooms, either iurpiJ,s1 ~ y
nnitirnlShed, IN good location md within sy %
caro Intelligcncer ONCE.
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NTANTED-AN ACTIVE. RFIII
wv BILE man-salnry $40 TO $50 month"; "A 4
increase, 70 represent In his own sectIoSS wa
Sponslble New York house Reference II Y
FAcTuRER, Lock Box 1855, New York. ''A'V'
tela.Vt,S
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my non, my son, what arc You at2',
I'm only playing baecafat.'
tut tut! I'm sure, o. dear pShawl
You ihouldRt play at oaccarat."
"Adleu. farewell, pcrchauch fatal
I'm pretty sick OF baecaraL"
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E'oURTH STREET NJ. i. CHURcT
n Rev. C. W, cushIng, pastor SeFyiS ~ !:
i0;So a. m, and 7;aO p IN. Evening m NM :.
birth. anb murder" h tht'i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-06

THE IN1ELIIGEScER, embracing itS Is, SEVERN Ifl,a,
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