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WANTED, q superintendent for Greenwich
w Park. References required For terms
and rates apply to GEO. W. OWENS, 1874 Bryan
street.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR REN

TOR RENT, store corner of West Broad an
a Williamson streets, now vacant. w. j
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

ROOKKREPER, office assistant and CORE
~ spondent open for engagement; English
French or German. d. NJ. 81, Morning News.
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ENoR RENT. three story on brick basement
:! tenement house, No. 1874 Taylor street.
NJ. s. BAKER, real estate agent
IGOR RENT, in good locality, large house
a modern improvements Apply A. 81
COHEN. 1904 Broughton street.
TOR RENT OR LEASE, the Whitfield build.
4 ing; It Is handsome new ediflce, eligibly
located, strongly constructed and well adapted
70 any class OF business; possession given irnme-
urer Union Society.
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no you not know that our long experience,
II valuable agencies and minimum cost of
transacting business give us superior advantages
for handling goods. NJ LAWNS ESTATE
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Help WANTED

DITCHER WANTED in wrigbtsville, Ga
~ Apply to ]. W. BRINSON
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

ITO RENT-Land adjoining city limits Ar
a ply to JOS. H. BAKER, 20 william street
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CALENDAR
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"ANTED, one hundred white men to III
w load schooners. 176 Broughton street,
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~ IVEN AWAY, one handsome almost life
~ size picture with each dozen Cabinet Photo
graphs; Call and see samples. LAUNEY &
GOEBEL, Savannah, Ga.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-23

L. A. Moore, our prominent Marble
and Granite dealer, located at No. 1905
Market street, Is undoubtedly the dealer
par excellence In this part Of our coun.
try, being draughtsman and designer,
acknowledged by all unequaled. owning
and operating one Of the finest quarriea
and factories in Vermont, shipping in
carload lots, &c. He Is thus enabled 70
furnish the very best Of goods at lrst
hand producers prices, thus saving to
his patrons the jobbers and manufac.
turers profit. During the time he has
done business in this city he has erected
a large majority Of the finest memorials
in our cemeteries, aud from the many
testimonials exhibited to US, We have nc
hesitancy in stating TO our readers that
he more than gave satisfaction.
Those desiring fine Monument, Vault,
Statue or any cemetery improvement
will subserve to their interests by call.
ing upon this enterpTising frm, and ex.
aiming bis many fine specimens and
designs and learning his prices.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in tho City aud wheeling FOLKS
Abroad.

Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling FolLs
Abroad.
William N. Cox, Of Parkersbnrg, Is
at the Windsor.
Mrs. John Hagedorn, of South Jacob
street, Ia very sick.
Judge R. Il. Cochran has gone to To-
ledo to visit his family.
Capt. l. NJ. Yandergritt, Of the Grey
Iron line, is in the city.
Mr.. R. Milligan, OF Parkersburg, was
at the Stamm House yesterday.
Quite number OF the Shenandoah
people are registered at the Hotel Wind
aor.
Miss Blanche Nesbitt, Of the East
Fad, has returned home from Pitts
burg.
Mr.. WofFord Brown, Of the Ohio
Valley News Company, left last night
for Parkersburg.
Mrs. L. s. Deiaplain Is entertaining
Ri. Rev. Bishop G. W. Peterkin during
his stay in Wheeling.
Mr.. Julius, Jacobs, Of this city, former.
" q dry goods merchant at Martins
Ferry, viii shortly leave for Germany.
Frank Tucker has returned to this
city from Huntington and will take a
place on tho Ohio Pulley 4anutdctarr.
o. s. Commissioner of Pensions Green
B. Raum was in the city again Saturday
on his way to Washington from his
home in Indiana.
Saturday Mr.. Q. B. Briscoe took dose
OF very strong and poisonous Imminent
in mistake for another medicine intend
ed for internal use. For time he was
in q dangerous condition, but yesterday
he seemed all right again.
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AT EYANGBLISTIC HALL.
Another RousIng Meeting last Evening
Rka INesraSt QFaygiaE

Another RousinB Meeting last Evening
The InteTost Growing.
Last night there was another fine
meeting at the Evangelisic hall on Mar
ket street. The hall was filed, and the
interest shown gave every sign that it is
growing and deepening still. Rev. Mr..
johnson, of the Kansas NJ. E. Confer
ence, q visitor In the city, made az ad-
dress, and he held the interest Of the
audience we'll, his remarks being inter
esting and impressive throughout. The
singing was led by Mr.. B. b. Parker, as
sisted by Mrs; W. w. McClelland, who
made her first appearance at this meet
ing, and rendered good service. She
promised to be present again next Sun
day evening and bring her husband
who is a cornetist.
y Miss Anna Cushing sang two solos
"W hat shall the Harvest heP" and .The
half was never told" She sings beau
hiiully, and pleased the congregation
Mi. Sawyer closed with a hearty prac
teal talk, and all went home happy
The people reformed by these services
are all steadiast, and the interest apnoni
the nhonied menSof- the community ha
spread DO that Mr.. Sawyer sees his wa,
clear for another year, and the worl
| will go on with increased facilities. Th
lease has already been executed.
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BELL.AIRg.
An Sorts of Local News and Gossip from,
the Glass City.

I
An Sorts Of Local Nows and aosaip from
the Glass City.
Hon. A, T. McKeIvey and lion. J. ". NiChoti
were here Saturday on their way home,
Queen Esther will DO repeated tonight at TIT
Elystan Theatre, for tho benefit Of Prof. Liller,
Wofkmen n the steel plant do not know WhOr
they are to resume wors, there being no not!Ct
Ayet,
An italian wedding took place out on Trough
run yesterday. There were many Cages IN At
tendance.
The Democrats will nominate Jack BauEh, it,,
Ior constable, aud ths Republicans talk OF Phil
Kelsey again.
Harry .Eberllne is now conductor on the
Cleveland 4 pittsburgh Saturday night trains
Newark. will take charge Of the new mRchineFy
department at tho BellRire nail works.
Charles Blakeney has resigned Is chief clerk
At the postoftice, and will DO succeeded by
Thomas W. ReyGer, late Of KeTser 4 Sheets,
The family OF v. Shaw are all down SIck. The
mother and kix children are suffering with vAfI.
Gus diseases. Nj. Shaw Is In the lar West Rt
work,
Hralden Long, william Neal, Rob PaiIanbOGh,
John PoormAn, MiRS Mona Fletcher, Miss Belle
Brand. Miss Burtoit and Mis- Adams arc all on
the sick nat.
The machinery at the water works got out Of
order Saturday pIGht aud consequently the hill
residents have been out Of wafer since. The
wells and springs were reSorted To.
Robert McvHy, Of this city, has accepted the
agenoy for patent lace curtain Httetcher and Il
meeting with unparalleled success. The arrange.
ment Is the best one ever seen here,
Manager Jacob Boneysteel, OF ROdeler Bros
glass works, was struck In the eye by q red hot
piece OF glass last week. and for time L was
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mr1O,NWEAW
thought his eye was burned out, but he is re.


thought his eye was burned out, but he Is re-
covering.
There ls talk again OF the Bellaire, Zanesyine 4
Cincinnati railroad changing hands. Several
prominent @, Ia D. railroad men were over
the line with some such object In view.
AZaneSville man named Morris, while I'M
loading iron for the B. & o. company At Glencoet
was struck on the head BY one OF the beams ht
was taken home, and II Is thought he VIII die.
Martin Thoburn, son Of tho late Colonel Tho.
ried TO younR ilcy.of Hartman, Tenn, last
week. Mn. Gen B B. Cowen and other dis
iuguished relatives were present.
Miss Bessie HoRO will, after this term o.
school, resign aud 60 TO Cincinnati 70 become {
deac0ness. Several months ago the papers Gaid
she was going there, but At that time 4 was moi
A fight occurred on Union street Saturday
night In which ono man gotR mashed nose ant
another bad cut on the neck with broker
beer glass. The Eight lasted several minutes ant
no attempt was made 70 get an otlcer. TIT
man with the cut neck went 70 Dr.. MalhmaI
the participants being strangers, who atterw0rt
went toward Benwood.
The Republican primaries on Saturday wer'
/ not very excltipg. There seemed to be 6gh
between tho Jones aud AntiJoneE factions, d
new School Board memDefS arc 70 bt electet
this spring. Prof. Jones hustled o. the polls q
element worth mentioning, The Second ware
people failed 70 come out, consequently non'
were held there. Below Is the result IN IhI
other wards: First wAfd-Council, $. Moore
Assessor, J. ?. LoWman. Third wavd-CouucIl
| G. Kl0tz; ASBeSsOr, none chosen. Fourth wAFt
~. Lancaster: Assessor, 5. L. Long. Fifth war
Council Q. T. Blackburne: Assessor, Leach
| Tho Republican Township convention II 70 b
held March y ct City Hall at In the afternoon
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Mr.. Thomas 8. Jordan returned on Saturday
' from Cincinnati. There he graduated from NE
Cincinnati College Of Pharmacy With high
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The pert cough n1odiclne,

zone Of my customers came in to-day
and asked me for the best cough medi.
cine had" says Lew Young, a promi.
"of course showed him Chamberlain'a
Cough Remedy, and he did,not ask to
see any other. I have never yet sold a
medicine that would loosen and relieve
q severe cold SO quickly as that remedy
does. ! have sold four dozen OF It
within the lsat elxty days, and do not
know Of asiDgle case where 1t failed to
give the most perfect satisfaction" 80
cent bottles for sale by W. W. Irwin, @.
R. Goethe, j. Klari, o. schnepi, NJ. ".
Heinrich. Johp Coleman, W. +. vii.
liams, o. Menkemiller, W. @. Arm.
brecht and s, 1. Rrice. AwF4w
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DRESSING TRR PALNs
AZ the Cathedral acknowledgements
for the Week.

Al khA NtASAeNAsA ANbtNAuA-I- S0AEA40AA1l
for the Week.
Alto o'clock yesterday morning Mon
sisnor Sullivan ofticiated at High mas
aud annual blessing Of the palms, the
latter ceremony taking place prior to the
celebration ofthe mass. Father Sullivan
gave a short explanation Of the cere'
mony.
will be read at mass: Tomorrow, Tues
day, Matthew, xiv and Ky, On Wedpes.
day. Luke xii and XIII, on Friday,
John xviii and xix.
On Thursday RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn
will bless the Holy oils, which are used
In the Sacraments during the year.
On Good Friday no regular sacrifice OF
the masa ID held in any part otthe world,
but what Is called the mass Of the
PresanCtiaed will be celebrated, the
Host for this occasion being consecrated
on Holy Thursday. During the Ueading
Of the Passion by the priest at the altar,
Il win also be read In English 10 the
congregation.
On holy Saturday the following cere-
monies viii take place; blessing Of the
New Fire, blessing Of the Paschal Gam
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die, blessing Of the Bapfismal Font.
The Twelve Prophesies will also be read.
On Easter Sunday the Bishop will
officiate al the Grand Pontifcal High
Mass, and on this occasion Will confer on
the faithful the Papal benedlction.
In addition to the above ceremonies
which take place In the morning, on
Wednesday and Friday, 81 1880 p. M
services will be held in lieu Of the regu.
liar "Teuebrae." The lamentations Of
the Prophet Jeremiah will be sung and
sermon will be preached.
On Easter Sunday Vespers and Bene-
diction will be held at the usual hour
followed BY the Procession Of the Blessed
Sacrament.
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The truant oficer looking after the boys
under. sixteen years who are working In the
factories aud not attending school. A number
O. machines In the Laughlin mill will DO OF TO-
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Ike Smith was fined in police court
Saturday s. and costs for disorderly con.
duct. Yesterday he vas again arrested
on charge OF using abusive language
John Greer and S. Miller, Tor disorderly
conduct, were run in by Officer Donnelly
early yesterday morning. Ben Roach
was locked up for drunkenness and
Richard Kenney for lettering in res,
tanrant. Officer Conrod arrested Sam
McElroy on the Island for disorder, and
he was brought oyer in the patrol wagon.
The patrol doesn't make q visit to the
Island once o year,
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MARTINS FERRY.
Excellent Republican Ticket Nominated.
Looni News Notes.


The Martins Ferry Republicans nominated an
excellent ticket Saturday. The greatest nghl
was on the Mayoralty. The candidates were
Thee. Keller, the present incumbent, William
II. Orr aud james ". shipmau. Keller received
Is votes over the two In the three wards. In the
First Keller got 81, Shipman 30. Orr q. In The
second the vote stood, Keller 81, 6hlpmAn A.
Orr ii, aud in the Third the vote was, Keller Is
Ahipman 80 and Orr 49, For Water Works
Trustee, John @. ASyne' had no opposition, 70
ceIvlng Isl In the First, l28 In the Second and
40 In the Third. For Cemetery Trustee, Mat
thew Jones had things his own way, he receIY.
Ing 1885, 1872 aud i'll. The vote for other eticci
was as follows; Flint ward-AHessor Pier Cole
man 9S, FINLEY q. Davis 4S. Council, James
CFosSley ia, Fred DAume q. Board Of Educo
ton, o. r. Wood g., George G. RAlston Us
George W. TEeedy 128, Lewis E. Smith lle
Second ward-A SCISSOR, Levi W. Bailey Is, VIII,
lam g Morgan Is. Council, John Henderson so,
CHARLES Helling 20, Harrison Belts, n. Board
OF Education, y. r. Wood AZ, George W. Twe0dy
ia, George G. RAlston ii2, Lewis f. Smith 50,
Third WArd-ABSessOr, Isaac Mooral42 Council,
L. ". Inglebright Lis, David Llewellyn lQ3.
Board Of Education, O. X. Wood Is. George @.
RalstOn I29. George ". Tweedy LIS, Lewis Z
Smith 08. This makes the following winning
ticket: Mayor, Theo. Keller: Water Works
Trustee, John q. HAype. Cemetery Trustee,
Matthew Jones: Assessors, Pier Coleman, L. W,
Bailey and Isaac Moore; Council, James Gross.
ley, John Henderson, Charles HelllnR, L. W.
Inglebright and David Llewellyni Board OF Edu.
Gallon, George W. TWeedy, George q. RGlston
and INWig r Smith.
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WHEELING INSTALnIENT co.
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THEWHEELING
lNSTAIMENI
CO..
1850 tt4o Market strD't.

House cleaning season-Housekeep
ers, tradespeople's, storekeepers'. every
body's busy season-spring is fast up
preaching. We are busy as bees pre-
pairing to display a most extensive line
of Spring Goods-We're not yet ready
to show our entire stock, and will moi
be till every nook and corner in every
department Of our building is filled with
the most choice and desirable goods
that can be bought. We've purchased
an immense stock and with tive have
an assortment unequaled at prices IN.
approachable.
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Mr.. Lewis Handel has opened an es
tabIishment at No. GO Twelfth street fol
the sale Of cut flowers and plants, and
will be prepared after Tuesday to ut ali
times fill orders for the choicest things
in his line. Especial attention to de-
aigns for weddings and funeral offerings,
and orders consigned TO him will be de-
Iiyered TO all parts Of the city. Mr..
Hendel has had large experience In
handling cut and growing flowers and
plants, and can be reheasupon TO give
satisfaction.
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Lntharnn ConflrmntIonn.

Yesterday. forenoon a class OF youth
was confirmed at St. Stephens church
10 the Eirh th ward. It was composed
OF David ]. sihler, VIM. A. BuCkwait
Edw. L. A. Fisher, and Misses Margaret
A. Schafer and Elizabeth X. o. Braun
Rev. w. Braun, the pastor, oticiated.
At st. Paul's Rev. Il. Haas confirmed
the following: Boys-Hermann Bremen
Albert Fette, Fred. Hoffmeister, Henry
Reuter-, VIM. Nortormann, John schit
ferer. Girls-Caroline Becker, Mary
Bishoi, Louisa Breumson, Jessie Bremen
Caroline Doehr, Lizzie Koch, Lizzie Pc.
ter, Katie Knopp, Amelia, Emelia and
Matilda Miller, Sophia Toppe, Louist
Ristau and Mary schatsnider.
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After using "Mother's Friend" two
months was SO speedily and easily re.
lieved that 1t was a surprise to those at
tending me. "Mother's Friend" I'M.
doubtediy Lessons the pains, shortens the
time and restores the mother speedily to
health. Win recommend 1t 70 all ex.
pectant mothers, and advise them to use
It. Mrs. ]. A. r., Muncie, Ind. Sold
at Wholesale and retail BY Logan Drug
%. and al druggists. l.DAM
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THREE CLASSES CONFIRMED
By Rt. Rev. BIShOp Pstsrsiu, OF the p,
church YESTERDAY.

Church Yesterday
Right Rev. George W. Peterkin,
Bishop Of the diocese Of the Protestant
Episcopal church, paid his annual visit
70 Wheeling YESTERDAY, and confirmed
three classes during the day.
In the forenoon he had q large con-
greeation at st. Matthew's church,
where be confirmed class Of thirty.one
persons, all adults, and large majority
Of them men. OF these about tWo.thirds
had been members OF other denomina.
tons. The Bishop took for his text the
words, almost thou persuadest me TO
be a Christian" and he preached on this
theme an eloquent and impressive ser
mon.
In the afternoon the Bishop went out
10 Elm Grove, where class was con.
frmed In st. Paul's mission, the thriving
branch OF the church there.
Last evening another large congrega'
ton gathered in ST. Luke's church, on
the Island, 10 witness the confirmation
Of class OF thirteen, OF whom number
were young people Of EplsCopalian pa'
rentage. Again Biahop Peterkin
preached fine discourse Of character
BETTING the solemn occasion.
This being the last week OF Lent, ser
vices will be held every DAY in the Epic
copal churches. At st. Matthew's the
rector, Rev. DR.. Swope, will conduct ser
vices at 4 p. N. on Monday, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. On WedneS'
day there will be services st 1880 Q. n
and 1880 p. m. On Friday at 1880 g.
m. there will be services and sermon
and on Saturday afternoon at 4, Eastel
eve, infant baptism will be admins
tered.
At St. Luke's there will be services o.
half an hour every morning at 7:l5, ant
on Wednesday services and a sermon q
1880 p. m. The services in both churche
on Easter will be Of q special character
az usual,
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The Wheeling Bridge Company adver.
tises this morning for proposals for tear
ing away the old buildings on Main
street on the site Of the approach TO the
new bridge. An advertisement also ap.
pears for proposals. for removing the
three.story building on Market street
and Alley 0, where the now Bank Of
Wheeling block Is to be erected.
Ground has been broken for an ele-
CANT house to be built on the Woods es.
tate at Leatherwood, by Mrs. Samuel
Laughlin, Of Cleveland.
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shoot LOCAL NoTn.


Peck souderS has gone to New Castle, Pa, L
Join Robert Hunting circus.
Fresh garden seed In bulk and package at ]
WlllIamB' grocery, on Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caesar McAllister buried au In,
FAINT daughter in Riyerview cemetery yesterday
Charley Mullavey and Elmer Davidson will
tumble with Whites circus the coming season
The factories at the Laughlin mill worked or
Saturday the frst for some time, having sun
Client plate,
The collection at the organ recital at the s.
reached $40.
The fall OF Atlanta will be presented Gt the
Opera House on April by spangler Post, q. A,
T., Of Bel1aire.
Last evening Rev. Il. N. Campbell preached
the last OF his series Of sermons In the Presby.
teFiap church on "Pllgrim's Progress"
MIR. Thomas 9. Jordan returned on Saturday
from Cincinnati. There he graduated from the
Cincinnati College Of Pharmacy With high
honon.
The tfuAnt oticer looking after the boys
under sixteen years who are working In the
factories aud not attending school. number
Of mRchlues In the LRughlin mill will DO OF TO-
day on ibis account
All should see the great skating race at Laiay.
cite Rink Wednesday night between James De
lRney and Emmett Medieval. This should he
an exciting race az both these men have beat
eugene hAnRe inc fastest BkAteF In these parts.
These men are evenly matched and all should
see the race,
The Belmont Kennel Co. received on Saturday
a 81. Bernard puppy seven months old weighing
100 pounds and standing thirty inches. They
have named her "Raby Belmont" apd Ehe Is
BY Tar the lnest and hRndsomeSt 81. Bernard In
this section. Mr.. Lewis Smith, Of the Kennel
Co., took her out for an airing on Saturday eve.
Ming and no dog ever attracted as much atten.
ton rs she did. A large number Of persons
called TO seeher yesterday. "Baby Belmont Is
valued at 500.
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N1oon.y ane. En- min.

The Sheriff and Officer Hamiil, o.
Ashtabula, Ohio, will leave for that place
at $40 this morning over the O. & P
road, having in charge John Mooney,
wanted there Tor shooting an officer with
intent 10 kill. The Sheriff arrived from
Charleston Saturday, having Governor
Fleming's warrant for the removal o.
Mooney to Ohio.
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sPRIAG AND SUMMER.

We are In r. ceIpt Of all the newest
novelties In WoOiens for mems wear,
consisting Of Sultings, PantalOonlngs
and Overcoatinge, which We are pre-.
pared to make up In the best style and
ilt at reasonable prices. Buy the bpsi
rs cent fast back seamless Half Hose
made, at c. HESS y sons.
NwAI 1891 and 1898 Market Street.
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nnllihed. WYNN nj ElrotrIo Chr

Last evening a young man had Jessie
Cots out buggy riding. In cominE
down Main street the horse SHED little
and the buggy was thrown in front o.
an electric motor, which struck II,
knocking off two pt the wheels and
throwing the occupants out. Neither
waa huFf.
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IL you cannot see and need spectacEes
you should call ON us and hare your Eyes
Tested without charge. We have TIE
iinest instruments and more experience
tba1 any other 0ptician In the State,
snd Vparantee satisfaction or money re.
SandSd, JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jeweler and 0ptician.
far. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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WHEELING 1NsrALMENr oo.

Our credit system enables you TO make
home comfOrtable-It affords you sur.
roundingsyou are entitled to-and which
with such a system as ours within you,
reach-you should no longer deny your.
SELF Millionaire and mechanic are on
the same footing hers-lt you haven't
the ready cash you are as welcome as Il
your pocketbOok was overaowing-
Don't hesitate-Come here, money or
no money, We are prepared to credit you
We give you time to pagan oppor.
tunity to make home comfortable.
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rheI,adies Dollghtsd.

The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
LIQUID fruit laxative, syrup OF Figs,
under all conditions make It their favor
lie remedy. 1t is pleasing to the eye
and to the taste, gentle, yet efectual In
acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels.