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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-30

Through tickets and baggage checked TO a.
points
For rates and other information, address
W. J. ROBINSON, G. Z. A.. Parkersburg.
A. j. DANDY, \. G. p. A., Phrkersburg
J. G. TOMLlNSON, Pas. Agent, Wheeling.WV
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PETROLEUM.

New York, January 29-Petroleum
was intensity dull again to-day and the only
trading was in February option. Pennsyl-
vania oil opened dull and remained so all
day. February options sales 5000 bar
reis; opening and highest '5c; lowest and
closing at 74Ec.
OH CITY, Pa, January 29.-Petroleum
opened at 149.c; highest 744c; lowest 74c,
closed at 74tlc. Sales. 1900 barrels: clear
ances, IG2, 900 barrels; runs, TO-, 1854 barrels
shipments, 289, 10 barrels. Buckeye runs,
"A, i34 barrels shipments. lGs,5s2.
PIrrsBURG, pa, January %. Petroleum
very dull; opened, closed and lowest ~ g.;
highest age.
BRtprORp, PA, January 2N.-Petroleum
opened, closed and lowest $50; highest
745Ic: clcaranccs $4,000.
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FOR SALE.

Fine manufacturing site on jacob street De-
low Forty-eighth street. Just south OF Marshal
county line. 49,. ar.....,. .
The entire -quare bounhri by MAIN i I'm q
fourtb ana Twenty-ffth streets and Alley u
9slXisi feet ,,,.
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money on call to-day were = to 2l5 per
cent, but the supply OF funds to loan is APP
parently increasing. Heretofore the call
money loaned on the stock exchange for
some months has come mainly from brokers
and private bankers. but now the clear
ing house banks are nOticeably offer
ing large amounts. Time loans on
stocks are nominally TO per cent, but
there is practically nothingin that line and
there is Il reluctance TO enter into loans
from to months, owing to the apprehen-
sions of disturbances that might be caused
in the money market by the further agita-
ton of the free coinage bill and the fear
that even yet the friends of the force bill
may patch up some sort of compromise
with the free coinage men.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
Fours Registered. ..................l2 0
Four" Coupons. ....................l2 O
Fours-and-a-half, Registered. ..... 1903
Fours-and-a-half, Coupons. .......... LOB
Pacific Skies OF '95 ................l0 100
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADs-I.ess active; sales, 1870,
900.
SrOcKs-The stock market to-day was
very dull outside OF the few leaders, and
while It's course was turned upon the
shorts, the upward movements were prln-
cipally the result OF manipulation and the
improvement over yesterdays prices was
not of a sustained character. The grangers
during the entire day were sluggish 10
weak, bnt with the exception of Burling-
ton, never gave way TO any extent. Dull
ness and stagnatiOn ruled the market from
the first hour until the last, when all the
activity displayed during the day was
shown. The Wizards were advanced sharp
~, especially Northern Pacific and Mis-
souri, Pacific, and Sugar certificates were
close followers. The movement, however,
was not sustained until the close, which
was dull and steady, at insignificant
changes from the opening figures. The
final changes are generally slight gains,
and Northern Pacific preferred is ~ aud
Missouri Pacific higher. Sales l6i,OOO
shares. Quotations closed bid;
Adams Express, l42; American Elk
press, 10; Canada Pacific, -; Central
Pacific, 30; Chesapeake and Ohio, lS@s
do first preferred, 4G; 90 second prefer
red, 30 Chicago and Alton, 1876; Chicago, |
Burlington and Quincy, S,i9S Delaware
and Hudson, 1888 Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 1871; Denver and Rio Grande
1881: Erie, ~; do preferred 1Ol4; TT. |
Wayne, l49; Illinois Central. 9c1s' Lake
Shore, 1879; Michigan Central, 80; Min |
neapols and ST Louis, 81; do. preferred
II Missouri Pacific GjE; Northern Pacific |
20; do preferred, 1873 Northwestern,
lOj; do preferred, 1873: New York Cen
tral, l0ll5 Oregon Transconnhental, 1914 |
Pacific Mail, 1884, PEORIA Decatur and
Evansville, Ia; Pittsburg, $50: Pullman
Palace Car, lSS; Reading, 81; Rock
Island, $50; st. Louis and San Francisco
-; do. preferred. 49,; do. first preferred,
~; ST. Paul, 539.; do. preferred 1925
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba. l02;
St. Paul and Omaha, %; do preferred, %;
Texas Pacific, ~; onion Pacific, Il . /;
United States Express. "a; Western
Union. ~.
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CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.
vUGnnSyIvanid LINES
W From Bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland aud Piitsturg Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittshurg. Chicago
and Cleveland, i.5J u. m For rittshufg. 10 l3
a. m. For Chicago aud Cleveland. / 10 B. ca
FOR Piusburg aud New York, ga 8 m. For
Steubenyllle, IS ~.
Traius arrive nj Bridgeport ~ sos M, 10 ~
a. M, l. 10 J. M, i.h3 =. M, aud ~ p. M.
On Saturdays ouly-for East Liverpool, q n
2. IN; from East Liverpool, n ~ p nj
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the pitishurg, Cincinnati and 81
Louis Railway. Pan Handle Route leave Whee
ing, Tor Steuhcuylile. pittsburg and the East
- a. m, ~ z, }. N, 3 - y. M. and = 80 D. nj.
For Columbus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis and 81.
Louis, - n. m. and 10 p. M. For Columbus
aud Chicago, " p B. M Trains arrive ~ Wheel
ing at 5 ~ n IN, 1000 a. NJ, = - p. ~, aud SD
p. m. Trains leaving u a 0a. m. and arriving
at SGD ,. m. run solid between Wheeling aud
Pttsburg. All trains daily except sunday
noi0
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RINEHART & TATUM,
FOR SALE.

Fnur r.nmrd house. ground fronting - 49,.
f..t No 1875 Wood street ...-. q, '""
Eo,r i.,.. with ht. foom@d house. ou high -
Nine room.d house %el Market street .... @''
ii, rOomrd house. Sixteenth street 49,.
Three roomes house ground "JAlp l'"'' 400
First ward ........- -. .----'- .-t-t -.
Seven roomed house. ~ y York street ~
81, -oomed house az y. York street ..... NV
three roomed house. 2il0 Wood street .... ~
Ten roomed house. 7i2 Main street. ....... 80
Four rooued house. Fifth ward .-..-.-- l'pI
Three house, In Sixth ward, rental value o..
500 per annum mi. =.
twelve lots iu Fiian. Nhyte ana Gallagher
Addition 500 10 80. t...,.,,,
T,..nty-dyr lots near Beuwood Junction
cheap. on easy terms. ,,...-
Manufacturing site near Cleveland anu fl'ts
burg Railroad depot Martin Ferry.
one lot on Moyston street SiAth NafH' slfi'
Opa.half lot on MOystOn street, 80. ..
One-half lot on Eon street, sath ward hu'
Tao lots on Charlie, street. so each
Tvyeuty-fye acre four miles east OF cry con
t,inipg sandstone quarry good qualify OF 90
ment stope. and coal With bank opened Tor use
FOR RENT.
One Of the best stoferOoms on Chhplue street.
Sixth ward. Possession April J.
s. NESBITT, Jr.,
o,. f-4 Market Street.
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W, p. 4 b. DIVISION
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

" TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT JAN.
CARf lith, 1921. Passenger trains will run As
fo!lows-CentrAl Time. All trains daily except
those marked thus :, which do not run on SUI.
day:
SOUTH ROUND. INo.5fNo. bNo.S'No. /
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WHEELING Il ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. Ou aud after Monday,
December l,t issO, trains viii run as follO~s-
Cry Time.
Leave W heehne. Leave Elm Grove.
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Anilroaoa.
baltimore AND OHIO RAIL

baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
hOAD. DEPARTURE & ARRIVAL or TRAINS
j. !. j. 4. !. !.
<tSn Az Wheeling. Eastern
A8ZSA time. Schedule 10 effect
A NASA January 1t, 1891
RNA& MAIN LINE EAST
III y t/VtXN For Baltimore PhilAael.
- III IN IL PhiA and New York, 1905.
AN./y\3 40 n. m, 2.s0 p. m. daily.
WXTTf4r STsHH Cumberland Accommo.
EsS-------- ~ dalton, 500 a. N. daily
SSS,.zz-sSH except Sunday.
SlkS Grafton AccommodA.
ton, 2;S ?. m. daily, "a.
hosncsyille Accommodation, 500 m. *.
cePt sunday and 2.eD p. m. and except sunday.
ARRIVE.
from New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
SD a m, and II IS p. m. and II 40 y. m daily
cumberland Accommodation, 500 p m, IL.
Grafton Accommodation, u. Is p. m. daily.
a nouhdsSllle Accommodation, s:f5 a. m, ana
iz;io' p NJ daily, aud $50 daily, except Sunday.
TRASs-oHIo DIVISION.
For Chicago, ESQ and ll:06 u. m and 10. ID
p m daily, daily, except Sunday
Cincinnati Express. 7:s0 and li:05 a. m daily
s Sn1 lo4o p m except Saturday, aud go a. NJ.
Columbus Accommodation. 40 ?. m, eIcsp,
St clairsville Accommodation, los a. m. aud
ARKIYE
Chicago Express, 1855 aud $50 A. m. aud $40
2 m, daily, and HOO a. N, daily, except Sun.
day.
Cincinnati Express. 5 90 g. N. and o.iO !. rr..
daily.
Columbus Accommodation. 100 a. n, daily,
except Sunday.
s. ClAiisylle Accommodation, li;OO a. m. Aua
o:lO p m. except Sunday.
w, p. 4 b. DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, b:i5 and 7:2O a. m. and Z - 4.
m, daily, and lao p. m, daily, except sunday.
Washington Accommodation, $50 y. ~, Ell
cept Sunday
ARRIVE
From Pittsburg. ii:0O a. m. daily, 1919 y. M.
except Sunday, 6.S and 1879 ,. 10, daily, and
s:0A. m, Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, ESQ n m, dali,
except Sunday.
CHAS. o. SCuLL,
General Passenger Agent, baltimore.
] J. s. LANE. Wheeling dsts
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FOR SALE.

Choice Building Lots in Old Fair Grounds
aud Gilchrist addition from k3D up.
Building lot. corner Market and Thirty NTH
streets. 25Nl2O. s6I.
Fine building site on South Penn. west sid"
Your last chance.
Fine building site on North York street. oppo
site Capt Thos Prince residence. ~ feet front
to low water mark.
The eleven room brick house, with stable IN
rear. on northeast corner TwcniysiNih aud
Eoh streets 1910.
Eight-roomed House, No. l35 Zane st., full lot,
60Xl2O 5000.
INVESTMENT-Th Property at la, 1877 and
1852 North Front street. This Is good property
and Will pay well on money invested.
FARMS.-Seyeral good farms. suitable for
regular farming, gardening and fruit.
G.. o. SMITH,
1899 Market street, over Wheat a Hanchers
Jewelry Store. ia2seAd
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anr Sale nna Qnr Rrnt.
TO LET.

Store Room 1854 Market street.
Seven Room House, with modern improve
ments. 81 South York street.
Six Room House, 40 North York street.
Five Room Brick. frst-class property, " n
Huron street
Seven Room House. with all modern convent
ences. 1876 North Front street.
Eight Room House with all modern convent
ences. 10 Virginia street
-Four Room House. si2B Market street.
Seven Room House. - South Penn street.
Store Room with Dwelling. 1891 Main street.
Two Rooms 81 foor l.s.9 Market Street.
Dairy Farm. within one mile ~ this city.
1hrra Room Dwelling. lls Nirg.nIa .lrenl.
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The Metal Market,

New York, January 9a.-Pig iron. quiet.
Copper, dull and heavy at sli 10. Lead.
drmer at q 81. Tin. dull ut so 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02

As the last OF the Island electric
cars were being run down to the barn
last night about IL o'clock one OF the
trolleys broke, stopping the car just be-
low Fourteenth street, and it lay there
some time making repairs. Two or
three OF the main limo cars were up
town, and they were caught behind the
disabled car, and there was quito q
string Of them before the track was
again open. The Island. cars are run
with pole trolicys, but as tic main. line
has not yet been fitted up for these
trollcys it is necessary to run them
from tho,bridgeto The stable with the
old rope trolleys. Rapid progress is
being made, however, III fitting up.thc
whole line for the spring poles, and in q
short time the poles will be used all
over town. The starting Of the cars on
the Island line has already given en-
ployment TO fourteen new mon.
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TIE MAIN STREET BRIDGE.
Good Progress AIndo on the Falsc .Wor
Tim NJ, -n,,-,.-J,oi,,,. r,,,,., ,,

GOOD Progress Aindo on the FaIsc Work.
Tho Masonry Being Pushed Forward.
The workmcn on tho false worl, for
the Main street stone bridge did not
ioscany time yesterday. Tho immense
cap timbers arc being put on the piles
as fast as their unwieldly size and the
nicely Establishment required will allow.
lhsse timbcrs are very solid, and meas
ure one foot thicl, by. two wide. 4 large
crowd was constantly on the wooden
bridge yesterday watching with interest
the details OF the work. It is understood
that the timbers for the false arch alone
I cost the contractors about $1,000 before
they were ready to 60 into the arch.
Only. the finest logs can DO used, and
the preparation OF them for their places
III the work is rs careful 4 process and
takes as much skill as any part OF the
work. The masonry OF the south abut-
ment, which has long been completed
except for two heavy stones, was 1!nish-
ed Saturday, and good progress has
been made in the past two days on the
wing walls OF the south abutment.
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Officer Gaus came to the lookup last
night with man in tlo wagon and
blood on his clothes. lie registered tho
prisoner as Jack NIcGinty, a South End
saloon keeper, and put down charges of
disorder, abusive language to III officer
and drunkenness. Gausy was all broke
up because he had to hit tho man, say
ing 1t was the first man he had to hit
since he was on the force. About half
past ten the officer saw McGinty going
up Tenth street, swinging d light
cane. Two other men were with
him. a young woman named
,Weltzell camoup just behind, going to
her nome near, when McGinty turned
and struck ut her with his cane. She
lied, and Gaus arrested NIcGintv. lie
swore, kicked and took off his coat 10
whip, the officer, who had to hit him q,
whack or two with his club. That sub
dned him and he was peaceful enough
alter that till tho patrol wagon CAME.
dc was locked up and security refused.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02
SOME INTERESTING POINTS


A.'ttASiS S rom Sulcl Ol EoIlcc IlciDEusbC'S
Report for October.
In the month OF October 2O6 arrests
were made by the police. Oh these l5S
wcro white males, 50 white females, two
colored males and one co!ored female.
OF the entire number arrested only five
could neither read nor write, while one
could read, but not write. The rest
could read and write. The largest num-
Der OF one class arrested were prosti-
tutes. Thirty-iive were laborers, ten
railroadcrs, twelve mill hands, nine
clerks, three bartcnders, two hall
players, five merchants, live puddlcrs,
four contractors, six dome9tics, six
drummers, four gamblers, two vag-
rants, and tho rest were divided
among Ill sorts OF c0lirgs, but
there was but ono oil man. Twenty-soven
were committed, III thirteen cases the
fine waa suspended, eleven We're dis
missed, and the others paid. Ten OF
the offenders were under Is years OF
age, sixLy-thrcc others under twenty
and forty-cight more under twenty-five.
One was over siXty-fyc years and three
others ovcr. sixty. OF tho prisoners l56
were Wheeling people, ten others lived
within four miles, and the others were
from distant cities. There were twelve
arrests for keeping houses OF ill-fame,
forty-three Tor being inmates thereof
and tiity-seven visitors. Fifty were
disorderly cases aud twenty-five plain
DRINKS. Three cases were found in \
gambling house.
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WEATHER FORECASTS.
misunderstanding by tho Public Of
tho Signal System.
II Has MISSED BUT THREE TINES
IN the Month 1t has been in Vogue in
Wheeling, and ono of these Ought
not to Count..Tlc weather in octo.
bcr-Somothins about tho Flags.

An 1HTELLIGFEScEE reporter had an
interesting talk yesterday with Mr.. G..
schnepi, the oporaHousc corner drug.
gist, on the weather and tho signal sys.5
tom, which he introduced inWhceling
month ago. Mr.. schnepfs carefully
kept records show that in October
there were four clear days, fourteen
fair days, four days when twas cloudy
without rain, and eight days when tho
weather was changoablc. Tho ,warmcst
day was October S, when tho thermomc-
ter registered IS, and the coolest the
2Sth, when the mercury was down TO SO,
just ono degree above freezing point.
The average was 5G.l degrees, 4 little
below temperate.
Mr.. Schncpi has many queries as to
what spacco OF timo is covered by the
forecasts indicated by tho flags he dis
plays. He explained to tho reporter
that tho forecasts are madoup atWash-
ington daily at 10 q. III. and 10 p. m. Tor
the following day. The evening forecast
is the ono published in tho morning pa
pers. Tho 10 4. m. forecast is tho one
received by him, 1t usually arrives
about noon. Tho signals arc changed
daily at Sa. M, that being the night
previous forecast, and ii q change is re-
ported at noon, tho signals arc changed
at l p. IN.
The signals are not displayed on Sun ;
day, as no forecast is tcleSraphod on
that day.
Two OF the five signal flags received
have not been displayed yet. The
numbers, white and blue, meaning
local rains: and No. 5, white lag with
black square in center, tho cold wave
signal, have not been called for by tho
forecasts.
Mr.. Schnepf was asked what proper
ton OF the forecasts he had found to be
correct.
~ have just found three days" said
he, ION which the weather did not
turn out as predicted. That is right
good percentage OF hits-all but three
days in a month. Ono OF these three
days really ought not to count; it was
last Saturday, when the forecast said
fair weather, and it rained little. But
tuat was . local rain and does not effect
the reliability OF the predictions in
general"
The signal flags displayed on the
Reilly block are watched daily by many
people with q good deaf OF interest, and
higher opinion is maintained OF tho
government weather bureaus ability as
guesser than before the signals came
into local use. (
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02

The following transfers OF real estate
was lett Tor record ut Clerk Hooks office
on Saturday:
Deed made January %, 1891, by Ann
Elizabeth Phillips, widow OF Hon. w.
Phillips, and others, to Mario L. W..
Robertson, wife OF Harry L. Robertson,
for nineteen feet OF ground on Main
street, ncarSeventh. Consideration, So.
Deed made October 81, 1891, by Fran
els NJ. Wickham and George A. Wick
ham, her husband, 10 Thomas Fox, Jr.,
for lots Nos. Is and lG, in Zane's or
chard addition. Consideration, $3.50.
The will OF William Askew was nd
mittcd toprobate and ordered to be re-
corded.
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SUPERINTENDENT 10 MORE.
mr.. Michael Lotus Rctlres and is Rcmcm.

lTr. Michael Lotus Retlrcs and is Rcmcm-
borcd by Friends,
Saturday Mr.. Michael Loitus's rcsig-
nation as superintendent OF the street
railway went into effect. For several
days the employees wero engaged in ar
ranging q surprise for him, and Satur-
day night they gathered at lis home on
the Island, and Mr.. Joseph Black
stepped forward and in neatly wordcd
address, reviewing Mr.. Loitus's conncc-
ton with the motor line and the many
favors received by the men at his hands,
on behalf OF the employees OF the Citi-
zens Railway company, presented him
with 4 handsome reclining chair. Be-
fore. Mr.. Lotus could recover from his
surprise he was presented with hand
some pair OF gold-rimmed spectaclcs.
lie managed TO express his thanks in .
few fitting words.
The gentlemen were then entertained
for about an hour b. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lotus. Vocal and instrumental music
was rendered and refreshments dis
cusse1.
Mr., Lotus has been connected with
the Citizens Railway Company twenty
four years, with tho exception OF about
two years, 18S0-S2, when he was in tho
livery business. The line was built in
$50, and Mr.. Lotus held the position OF
assistant superintendent, becoming SUI
perintcndent after two months. 1t was
then q horse line between Jenathan's
Ravino and Thirty-third street. twas
aftcrward extended to Thirtv-sixth
street, then to Benson's Ferry, and later
to Benwood and Martins Ferry. For
the first. few years seven cars were used
and sixteen men employed. To-day
there are thirty-tive motors, and about
eighty men employed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02

Saturday night the Chief and Officers
Cruce, Donnely and Watson raided tho
house OF ill-iGme OF Kiss Walton, on
Main street, arreating hcr four female
inmates and nine male visitors.
Josephine Boyd'a house, on Tenth
street, was visited by Officers Scally,
Gaus and West, and she, four girls and
four men were arrested. All putup tho
cash for their fines this morning.
John Mccarthy and John Ramsey
were run in by Officer Wilkic Tor
vagrancy, and Officer Desmond locked
up Laio Harden on charge OF beating
his wife,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02

act on 4 new principlc-rcgulating the
liver, stomach and bowles through ike
rerres. a new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills oedilycure biliousness, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. Une-
qua!od Tor men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surcst! Fifty doses
% cents. Samples Tree OF Tho Logan
Drug Co.'S 80 i,sa. ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02

Dr.. WooD's Norway Pine Syrup was
used for yeara rs = prescription by q
successful physician. 1t is in all re-
spects the best cough medicine made
to-day. Sold by all dealers on a guar
antce OF satisfaction. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02

rs TRUE spend money to tell you about CLOTHING m
HATS, and our FURNISHINGS for we know the better THE s
ways and goods known the greater will be their sales BETTER
INDUCEMENTS than is what intend to offer you this v.
Never the history Of the retail trade of this city there been m
grand display all that's good fine and beautiful in the way wearing
apparel which OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC AT SMALL PROFIT
ON ORIGINAL COST Every article marlela the u
est selling price, from which there deviation Why frier away
your time then in half dozen little looking around THE B
IS the half dozen in one and more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02

Commend TO public approval the CALI
iornia liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of Figs.
It's pleasing to the eye, andto the taste
and by gently acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, it cleanses the system
eiIectually, thereby promoting the
health and comfort OF all who use it.
DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02

IT ron cnnnns sco ana need Spoc,noios,
you shonld call on us ami huyo your eyes
tested without charge. Wo hnyo tho llnsss
Instruments and more cSpcrlUuco than any
oihcr opaGian IN tho State, and guarantee
JACOB w, GRUBB,
JSwelcr and OptieiGn,
Corner Twelfth md Market streets.