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The sun., 1891-05-03
Polaaa's Con- nsti tational Celebration.

f~> - fat
teasy toe centennial AnnvesAfy oe inc psomslsa.
uon o. the ass CONSTITUTION OF fo'ana - nanon ana
10 tofme' acceptance oy n' people o. 'nAs eoanUS'
sof wnom "vss as0snso 70 sssafs tss oshea" et fsp
IssehtsuIe popular government tue sxunes'on et
tsoaAi eissA ana arstsossuo prvhesea ana eqaAnsy
ostste sns NV. oroainsd tns fuh Hsedem OF rs9sous
wonnp ressofea pouosi rights 70 'ns c'uss reeo the
psasann nom slavery and upsn shs dsa'h OK ssanis-
!aas IL. the feisnins hhe made the suoesss'on 70 the
snfone nsfsdary instsso OF esotve In sne famhy OF
sns siector OF saxony. me aaopaon OF snn oensun'
oos ise ausety 70 the nna' eauncuon OF !ousn Spas
pssssnes oS sns monaronies wn'on saoin snas
eounuyi aoa We subsequent ups snSs wnacn ,hsvs
-" thsif crimson impress upon me pages OF " history
nave essn Tor sns avovea purpose OF restoring
TO shs rolsh people the rights OF freedom sao stsev-
sfnment eeeaoiishsd Tor tnsm eS tnas instrument
me rollsh residents OF me easy OF New ferk. who
numbered according 20 sas census OF ison Ho whoss
ssuesr has sanes rsashsd 9aooo ohTse niss q wasm
sfs hsofsws ana twennhs Roman Cstnoucsh haSe
maas asranssnsno Tor nttnS eeisorsusn q the
csntsnasy. which begins today wiz % tnsuSufaesd
u sns prim'uvs ana srsdn'onA1 foMsh mAsoeL Wa
solemn nisn mass at d Stansnss onufon ~ ssAnson
sussSana tomorrow tnsso VIII d Athssans enasch
font'ncA' nisn mass 1hsn procession WIN % peemsd
nssdsd by the Polish soc'etieA followed
~ tue mutaSy aud osnsnc'ai organ'sauena Sfem shs
church thsy Will march to Union square, vhsrs mas
meeting VIII b held ana an historical ofsoen u Eng
hsh VIII % dsivsrsd, hsnfn9 ths Unissd ststes Tor
The hospitality shswu TO the ross ConErsss N sssL
having msdss special provision OF Lands IN il'iaeA
Wisconsin. and Iowa for refugees from roland.
Ths paradsrs VIII 90 dressed IN costumes OF ana
The sun., 1891-05-03

There are many interesting conventions to
bs hsld In this country and IN other countries
during the summer. Tho National Convention
Of the American Miliers' Association viii be
opened in this city on Monday OF next week.
The National Convention Of the American
Medical Association will be opened In WASH
inRton on Tuesday OF this week. Tho Inter-
national OInitholoRieal CongrSss will be
opened In BudA-Pesth. Hungary. on the 17th Of
Nay. and the American Ornithologists' Union
viii be rsDrsssntsd there. The International
Congress Of Biologists will bc held in Wash
inaton In August. and also the Convention Of
the American Association for the Advance
mont Of Science. = t'.
There are many other Important oonvsn.
lions. scientific. theological. and commercial.
to b hell during the summer months OF this
year In the United States and in Europe.
The Aulers' Association, which holds ito Oon.
vsntion here next week. 10 powerful body. Il
u an organisation Of al the State associations
In tho country. by which the dslsRstsa to the
Convention nre elected. and It IL concerned In
tie Interests OF the ncur trade. which is one of
The chief industries Of the country. Tho dele
gates 10 the Convention will 10 entertained By
the New York Produce ExehanRA 49,. ...
The sun., 1891-05-03

ne i,ri....as very Of . ssas..ss, e.sssh nay b
ekssss ssss4 y uslas lh.s safs aAA !tsssaki1sed
i::is: Z: ssSs sas ~ ~
The sun., 1891-05-03

In celebrating the centennial Of the sdop-
ton OF the short-iived liberal Constitution Of
Poland. the Polish residents Of this city recall
political event that has proved TO bs Of great
Importance In the history Of the Europssn
Continent for the past hundred ysars.
The sun., 1891-05-03

FouStssn trains for Albany and Troy twelve for 6yra
enss len for tochssIsr aud RunAio five for Chicago
four for Cincinnati three for H. Louis leave Grahd
CsntrA station eysrv dsy. via tbs New yTk tsnir.L
"Amsrisas afeAtesl railroad '--.idr
The sun., 1891-05-03

More than 1000 Of the people AFFLICTED with
insanity In this State have reason TO rsjoies
over tho adoption OF the two acts of the Losis-
lasurs by which they are freed from the county
poorhousss and removed to sts,s asylums. in
which they will receive scientific treatment
and proper cara The change will doubtless
b the means throuGh which some Of thsm viii
recover their reason,
The sun., 1891-05-03

We can assure sir JOHN MACDONALD and
the other Canadian Tory leaders. a. we'll q
Sir RIcHARD CARTWRIGHT and the oshsr Cana
dian Liberal leaders. that the American peo.
pie were NOT irritatsd and did net think them-
selves OUTRAGED BY the harsh language about
this country that was used by some Canadian
speakers during the rsoent elections. There
sssms to b notion In Cansda that the anti
American campaign spseohea there made Q
great impression In the United States and
aroused . spirit OF resentment against the
party that won the election. This notion has
been APPRAISED By several speakers In the
canadian Pariismsnt within the past few days.
but 1t 10 an erroneous notion.
The American people do not entertain any
bitterness against their Canadian neighbors
bscsuss OF anything that was said By any Of
the anti xationist speakers In tho hot
political contest Of last month.
The sun., 1891-05-03

sound IN IN. .or,s. ,vh.r.,r NJ ra.v s,rr.
NJ a. Ep.yma and h,s sncces sf,,l cour,ahin
NJ pnvnr,y.
p.,.-...
II. lor,a her ana The p,fds carr, A. nss can
| Her fros,s were p,sris her face was fair 10 see
ne sang his ,sdy,s praises near and far;
He saw oar vsfiA % AsAs ere tss ran,
20 tsvs trsssnsurss even Poverty.
There are no gsshes in that, nor yet does
FRANoEs BusHNxnn use them in falling how
Joy should come to "the heart that 10 for
sorrow strona": " e..
IL thus she esmss and mares no siaim.
shs whispsrs ssst she tnssIssh iev. ~,
And wsan the while Rsntisr sama
on near me srss'hs -, ssa sse se'
y 80. -
~ As y, We s nnu iss AooisA oaA'h nesoy
'''"'u "u ptop1feu'
"ay ss p,s's s yse ssd nay nay' y tn eesesos Sn
m, s.ysrss ,.,sss ss,,sr rsr s = ~. - .c ~, "
Necessity.
Then aha falIs IN iova and hs. m MARA .
confession:
xv.,,n So ~.
Msss ensnssd m. .sr,n hs,h n usb. q, allan ,s,.
rhss Srsass the sun and eoa srisn. ssr.us. shias
Asd ssnsshiss lsss IL hsidsn ss'ss sweet shraii.
'aoash one an'v. myself hns~ no ne~
IL there Is anything on exhibition this
The sun., 1891-05-03

name Tor themselves - painters and sculptofs.
Why their triumphs and successes should not
be oitensr quoted among their countrymsn et
homo and abroad It would be dificult to say.
as they certainly have higher claim 70 die.
tinction than the women who have married
titles and coronets. and whose every move
ment and action are duly recorded and 70.
portsd A London journal speaks in terms q
praise Of . hali-lsnRth portrait Of . ssntismAn
By Mrs Lssiie Cotton. which aas been admitted
to exhibition at the Royal Academy. and Miss
Lillian Redmond has Likeness OF her frtsnd'
Miss julia ROGERS. the granddaughter OF the
Hon. Hamilton Fish. In this years Salon.
The transatlantic fever seems 10 have fol.
lowed the grip at WASHINGTON exactly as u
has done hs,s. Next weeks steamers will
carry away Mr.. Vice. President Norton for
elk weeks tour. accompanied by Mrs. VII
msrding. Secretary Trays dsughtsr Mrs.
Donald Cameron. with her pretty stepdsusA.
ter. Miss Rachel Cameron. and Miss hsrrtss
Blnias will also bS On route for London for
taste Of the coming season. Handsome miss
Matte Mitchell and her m rhsr are to DO pas'
senceis by the same boat. and . tor low
weeks at the British capitsa will 20 10 AK TOT
tho GUNNER Miss Psuncefots. the eidess
daughter OF the British Minister GOES win
them. n. and NINE. do Vrters 30 over ior
monsieur to pass his final examination. hs BE-
Ing st present an unpaid attAche. and H.
and Mrs Sidney Everett and their dsushter
viii 20 70 Scotland for the summer And yst
Washington 10 never 80 beautiful ~ In MAY
and yuus. It's miles OF lofty trees its phrks
and grass and fowsrA, with its military ban 10
playing on fine afternoons In tho Capitol ana
the Ptssidsnt's grounds make u - lovely .
watering place, until the nsrcs hest Of ~
,ARNReS ssta n. ~ ~ enc ssRltMtaA
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RATHER BPPEMINATB.

Rag baby parties are having a run in
Missouri since the advent Of lent.
The "hall man" who opens the doors
at fashionable receptions counts the
guests 70 the caterer will know II the
provisions will hold out.
Mrs. Kate Smith, Of the census office
in Washington, is the only woman chiet
of division in the Government service.
She is paid salary Of 900 a year.
An Atchison, tKan.) man paid 9
plumbers bill OF 50 because his wife had
taken the covering OF the hydrant to
wrap around q fifteen cent rose bush.
The household and personal expenses
OF Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard's family, Of
New York, are carefully noted down,
and she annually gives away In charity
a sum equal 10 her expenses.
Cray hair has become very fashionable
on the continent with the young people
ss we'll az with those who are older, and
many ladies in the flush OF beauty and
the pride OF womanhood now appear
with their heads 80 disfgured as TO make
them look white.
Following the great earthquake n!
Ischia some workmen in clearing away
the ruins Of house disinterred an old
Tomap. unframed. "God bless you !!
she cried, as they helped her ont
"But Tor PHYS sake, " she added impct'
uously, "dig little deeper and save
my" "Whst2 Is there any one else
alive here?" they inquired anxiously,
"My hen!" continued the old dame.
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Aporulnr rnllncr Erplodsd.

To the Editor Of The IhteuI0cHctr.
SRA few years ago the scientific
world propounded q theory that TIT
amount OF annual rainfall was depend
ent largely on the influence OF tht
forests. Arbor Day sprsng out Of thi,
nonsense. Governors recommended
the creation OF Forest Commissions, and
this was done in many States ut vast ex
pense. II was boldly announced that
unless the devastation Of forests stopped
and unless the people all went to plant
ing trees the earth would become iron
and the heavens brass, and rain would
cease to fall on either Just or unjust OF
any other mani
The magazines wera full OF it, The
agricultural reports teemed with essays
on the influence OF forests on the rain
and all that ioolishnssS:- The news
papers believed 1t. The Congress and
Legislatures acted upon it as one OF the
eternal verities.
But it is completely exploded. There
was noting in 1t, The steady rains Of
the past two years, despite the fact that
the forests are gone, expiodes the theory
Next. PRIVATE DALzEIL.
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It now looks as II 1t will be impossible
for Mr.. Cleveland to get the. Democratic
nomination, II he wants it ever SO bad.
Since his letter opposing the free coinage
Of silver has been before the country for
two weeks its effect on his chances and
the manner in which 1t has been re-
ceived by his party may be fairly judged.
1t appears that the antagonisu the letter
has excited is even greater than that ex.
hibitod after the famous tariff message
which helped to defeat him in 1883, and
it ia increasing each day.
In nearly every State heretofore re.
gssded as solid for Cleveland come ex.
pressionso Of disappointment at his course
and severe opposition to him. These
expressions are even more pronounced
than they were Immediately after the
appearance Of the letter. In this
State, where Mr.. Cleveland was
looked upon as the patron saint
OF the Democracy, there is
strong disposition TO kick on the part
OF the rank and file. The Democratic
newspapers in West Virginia, nearly all
OF them, have discYeetly reirained from
comment, not wishing to commit them.
selves in Cleveland's favor, knowing that
their party platforms as late as last fall
demanded unlimited free coinage. Even
the so.calIed estate organ" in Wheeling
is discreet in this regard, and waits for
two weeks before it declares itself, and
then only succeeds in mystiiying It's
readers as 10 it's true position, and leaves
them in the dark as to whether it en-.
dorSes Mr.. Oleveland's letter or the plat.
form on which 1t advocated tho election
OF Mr.. Pandleton to Congress. But in.
diyldual views OF West Virginians have
crept into print and they show current
offeeliug which indicates that West Vir.
ginia may not be for Cleveland in the
Democratic National Convention next
year.
1t cannot be aaid with truth that the
tariff will overshadow all else in the
next campaign, and that Cleveland's pc,
sition on tho money question will have
nothing to do with it. The new tariff
law is in operation and every day IL
demonstrating that it is not tho hideouS
thing described before its passage. The
benefits Of its reciprocity feature will be
felt before the next campaign and will
d, much to allay the prejudice created
by demagosueg against the Republican
policy. The silver question will be one
Of the leading issues, and will, in more
than one section Of country complicate
the situation in both parties. though the
greatest embarrassment will be expert.
enced by the Democrats.
Throughout the South, for instance,
there has arisen strong opposition to
Cleveland since the silver letter, and
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that canno
be cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure
F. J. ChRNRY & Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We, tho undersigned, have known F
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, ant
believe him perfectly honorable in nj
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made b!
their firm.
WEST { TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists, To
ledo, 0.
sale Druggists, Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nalIy, acting directly upon the boot
and mucous surlSces Of the system
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all drug
Gists.
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there are but two leading Democratic
papers in that section that side with
him, while q month sgo every one OF
them was for him. Among the Southern
papers opposed to Cleveland are the
most powerful, such as the Atlanta Con.
,iitu,ion, the Petersburg Inder.DPPedl,
tho Richmond Dispaich, the Augusta
Chronicle, the Mobile Regi'ier, the Bir'
mingham Age Herald, the New Orleans
Picautne, the Fort Worth Gazette, the
New Orleans Times Democrat, and the
Nashville American. Other leading news
uspe,s'in that section, like the Savannah
Nevs, the Jacksonville Times Union, the
Macon telegraph, Louisville Courier
Journal, St. Louis Republic. and the
Galveston NeuS, expreaa a decided
dissent from Mr.. Cleveland's position,
but, in fear OF q split in the party, are
not ready to come out openly against
his nomination.
Equally strong in their opposition are
many Of the leaders Of the Solid South,
among those who have said Cleveland'O
nomination is an impOasibiiity being
Senator Faulkner, of West Virginia,
Senator Blackburn, OF Kentucky, and
Senators Brown and Colquitt, of Geor'
cia. Then there is the iurther TACT that
twenty.three Democratic State Conven'
tons last summer declared for free coin
age.
Thus, 1T is apparent that Mr.. oleve,
lands party is against him. The idol
has been shattered, and. to use the ex'
presaive words of the distinguished but
Iisgusted Kentucky Senator, "Mr.
Cleveland amt in It any longer"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

SENATOR GERMAN standing upon the
floor Of the United States Senate plead
ing Tor practical civil service reform wsf
sight for the gods. The man who Sc
cured The appointment to responsible
Office, under the Cleveland administers
ton, Of Eugene Higgins, the seltcon'
fessed ballot box stuter, and whose
political methods in Baltimore have
been scandal and disgrace for years
instructiug Senators in the science o.
civil service REFORM was enough to caust
the Goddess Of Liberty on the dome tc
smile out loud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

THE Direct Tax bill which passed
Congress the other day will place in the
West Virginia State Treasury the COM
Portable little sum OF nearly two hundred
thousand dollars in one lump. A good
way to use half of it would be to sppro'
PIRATE it for the State exhibit at the
Worlds Fair. The main obiecdonsome
OF the statesmen at Charleston have to
providing sufficient amount to afford
an exhibit which would be credit to
the State is that it would fall too heavily
on the Taxpayers. By adopting our
suggestion this objection would be over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

The horrible scene Witnessed yester'
day at the hanging of West, the muir
derer Of the Crouch family, was the joint
result Of negligence on the part OF Jail
officials and the bunglipg preparations
for the execution. The fact that the
man was carried on the scaEold while
insensible and swung of into eternity
in that condition added horror to what
mus have been a revolving scene, even
though it did lessen the suffering Of the
condemned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one Of the many who know
from personal experience Just how good
q thing it is. II you have ever tried it,
you are one of It's EtaunCh friends, BIO.
cause the wonderful thing about It is,
that when once given trial, Dr.. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds place
in the house. II you have never used Il
and should be afflicted with cough,
cold, or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure q bottle at once and give
TIA fair Trial. It's guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Cos drug store. 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

THERE is no discount on the honest
party fealty of Mrs. Logan, the widow
Of the great Uoldier Senator. The dis
patch she sent to the Illinois Legislature
shows her 10 be q woman ofstroDg char
acter aud noble mind, and is an eloquent
pIea for principle from which many a
party leader may take a Lesson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

IT must have been q refreshing sight
to the assembled multitude at the ship
launching yesterday to see Queen Vic
toria and Prince Albert Victor quarrel
ing till they were threatened with
apoplexy. The QUEEN should carry q
switch to curb the temper Of her way
ward boy, or leave him at home with his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

PrrspUaou adyices OF yesterday were
to tho effect that the iron and steel mar
ket ia showing increasing strength
Steel billets are quoted as high as $26 80
Wheeling furnaces have marked Ut
their quotations on Besscmer iron in The
last day or two.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

sCuuLER-on wednesday, February %. 1891,
at li:l0 O'Clock u. M, JoSKrH scHuLEH, sr.'
In the 9Th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 24oS Eol
street. Sill Mass at 81. Alphonsus Church
at $50 O'Clock on Friday morning. Inter
nent Mt Mt Calvary cemetery.
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WHEELING. FEBRUARY 81. 1881.

SENATOR KYLE says he belongs to the
Indecrat patty. Upt othe hour Of going
to press the Senator still comprises the
whole Of the party.
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0UIs k'N0SkHg

solve Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., @. r. Goetze, W. W. Irwin
W. L. Williams, @. schnepf, Q. Menke'
meiier, W. G. Armbright, ". Il. vii
liams and NJ. W. Heinrich; J: w: Oar
rah, Rolstou & Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; O. NJ. Wy
r * Bellaire; St.. Clair Bros, Benwood
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

How would it do to give the street
sweeper a little exercise? 1t has had a
long rest and seems to have fallen into q
state Of innocuous desuetude.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
SALEM Mass

DR.. France:-DEAR sIR:-I wish II
make this statement for the benefit o.
suffering women. For years ! endured
untold agony from female weakness. !
had given up all hope when | heard Of
"OLIyE BLOSSOM" l used it with good
results and q complete restoration to
health. Yours gratefully,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

Leose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con
stipation. csc per box, 8 boxes for 81
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Dtw
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JOSEPH GRAVEs-WALI PApERS BLANK BooKs, Ere
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR HOTEL.

bids will be received at tho Office Of The
KRnawhR City Company In Charleston, ". Va,
until March !, 1921, for the erection Of Hand.
some Hotel OF three stories with large circular
tower. Building will be OF stone. brick IDd
frame, and will contain about ScVCnIy.fre
rooms. Plans and spec, ncatlohS can be bten Al
the cOupSny's office, or copies will be Rnt 10
responsible bidders for limited number Of
days. Plans aud specifications can be seen Al
the IntelligenCer Once. Address,
ThE KAEAwHA CITY CO.,
ieg0 Charleston " Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

Large heads are not always indications
OF genius. Sometimes they are merely
monuments Of the previous nights fool.
ishneRs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

yAxHourxS's CocoA-"B and Goes
Farthest." Nw&R'3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-FIyE OR SIN GOOD
w Carpenters. Apply 70 A. HcCRACRES,
Terminal Bridge Round House, on tho PENN
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE

On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, lsyi, will b.
offered n pnbtic sale tnnlesS sooner disposed O
street, the entire furnishing OF Wheeling re-
male College, Two Sets FBrioE chairs btntssla
Carpet on parlOrS and halls. Lace Curtains
tambTequlns; Porticre, Centre Table and sand
Also h1ltack, Beds'e6ds, Mattresses, Fhsagi'
Pitchers. olOp JarH, Window shEdes, CGtPtp'
Dhaits, PlAln Tables from three feet 10 hiteen
feet IN length, Extension Table, ReihReli0t
DIbheS, Six Stoves, Kitchen Range, cHccl!caI
Laundry Stove aud Boiler, Tubs etc, ct.
TERNB OF AALE-sums under ESQ, cash over
SO, approved negotiable note At sixty days,
The furniture can be examined III the mora
ing before tho bnle.
sale 10 begin At 10 O'Clock n. IN.
ie2SEAs Il. K. BLAISDELL.
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Special NOTICE.

Owing to the TACT Of several Fire Plug, having
been broken by persons ignorant OF the method
OF handling them, the Board takes this method
of stating that anyone found handling FIRE
plugs belonging TO the city Except the Fro
Department. will BIO prosecuted to the fullest
extent OF tbeiaw.
ie26 CITY WATER RoARD
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WANTED-A DRAUGHTsMAN;
w also Young man DESTROYS Of learning
architecture. Apply 10 EDWARD u. FRANZ
Helm No. 1l25 nalfi Eireet ie0
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FOR RENT.
EoR RENT.

TOR RENT.
Eight RoomCd House. ll27 Chapllne street
StoreroOm, NO. 1912 Market street,
Sl0Eetoom, No. l0SS Market street.
Front Room on third floor, 1905 Market street,
GEO. J. MATHISON,
Real Estate Agent,
JAIL lYI0 ChApllne Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

THE PARTY WHO STOLE THE
i Clock from the B. & o. Ticket Once IS
known. Unless the same IL returned BY FRtur'
day evening next he will be dealt with accord
tug to law teH
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Us. RHODBS&CO,
HOTELS.
IS NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
GENERAL NOTICES.

lPUILDING AND LOAN AssOCIA.
~ TioN-Members should read tho AmGri.
can building Association News. Il exposes All
nismanaged associations. In Its ninth yelr. 81
per year. lbbWAAhinEton ST.. ChIcagO in2I