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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-16
Hwtoryclno : bumorystyczne
ODralkl.
1869
napisal' w. z.
(ciag dalssy)
(ciag dalssy.)

L,czba wolska W naszem
oddziele wynoslia pod Pyzdra-
mi ~przeszio tyslac oslemset
siescdziesiat ludzi, pod Ko-
lem byio tysiac trzysta ludzl
i wtej hczbie diva dni pooznlej
walczyli pod Ignacewem.
Dodac music, re przybYfo
do mas pod Rychwalem pre-.
szio sto czterdzlestu ludzl z
oddzlalu Junga, k,orzy ME
chclell slu3y6 pod Seyfrydem.
Doda;ac tych ludz, do
sunny, ktora mielismy pod
Pyzdrami, ~otrzymamy, strasz-
liwa liczbe szesclu set ludzi
ktorzy sic r%ozproszyll. | wle-
ksza bitwa ME byfaby mas
przyprowadzlfa o taxa strate;
ia6o dowod sfuzyc ME mole
strata przez mas poniesiona
pod Ignacewem, gdzie cho6
szesckrcG liczrlelsl pieprzy)a-
ciele mas napadli, stracllismy
trzystu szescdzlesieciu zabi-
tych, o dwustu rannych.
Dlatego bylo tylu poIegfych
stosunkowo do rannych, De
Moskale dopilali wszystklch
rannych, ktorzy i'm sic do rak
| dostawali.
| Przypuszczalac tedy, De Ia
czanowski stacsal bltwe pod
Pyzdraml, proporcya sl1
znacznie sic zmleniaia, DO z
dwoma tysiacaml ludgi bylby
sic bill przeciwko sze5ciu
Jys'ecy W pozycyi dobrze
znanej obmyslonej 1 to
jeszcze majac wypoczetego
2olnierza. A ieduak pomlmo
tel przewagi pod Ignacewem
bltwa sic pie6 godzin wazyla.
llez bYfby miaf wlecej
nadziei w~ygranej!
Ma radzie wojennej roe.
trzasano. co pocza6? Wiekszosc
| gfosow byfa "a rozdzleleniem
oddziafu na pare m%nlejszych,
co dawato nan nadzieie, ze
zbatamucimy Moskall l lie ME
beda wiedz'eli, gdziesmy sic
! wfasclwie podziali. lynn
sposobem bylismy zyskali
lyle czasu, ably sic zfaczyG.
z oddziaiem Obors1lego, kto-
rego wybrali ohcerowie ma
mleisce Seyfryda. Gdyby
byli CT panowie choc diva dni
wczesnie] urzadzill cafe pow
stanle W nomenclature Ka.
liskiem, bytoby prawdopodob.
nle pr2ybrafo lima posta6,,
prawie rownemi slfaml byll.
bysmy mogli walczyG pod
Ignacewem.
Przeclw dzlelen1u ggoddziatu
byf Taczenows.1l, zal mu byfo
rozpraszac tax pleknego Cd.
dz,alu. W partyzantki ME
wierzyl, woiaf szczescla 20.
probowac.
IG A O.
W bardzo wesolem usposo-
bieniu przybylismy do obozu
lezacego obok kolonli Cos
podarzy Ignacewa. Zaraz ma
czelnik wydaf rozkas uforty-
fkowania chot ia predce tel
pozycyi. Ia byia dob7ze
obronna do stoczenia bltwy,
moze tylko troche "a obszer.
ma ma nasze szczupfe silly.
Wzmacniafa mas nadzie)a,
ae Oborski zdazy ma czas,
ably uderzyc ma tyiy rleskie-
wskle, podczas gdy my bedzle-
my z mimi walczyll. OLucha
bvla wielka temhardziei, aes.
my n%azajutrz spodziewall sic BIZ
ivy. a to byi wlasnle dzlen 5
Maia, swleto patrona Polski
Sw. Stanlsfawa.
Przybylismy okolo poiud.
MIA i zaraz pare set ludzi
,o,vn},, I,~,S ,x- ID
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-16

do drogi wynosifa zaledwie
sto krokow, fatwo vice mogta
bye broniona prsez puik
kompann p,echoty. Ma drodze
byfa dose mocha reduta W
podkowe, a 20 mel do konca
naszego lewego skrzYdia cia-
gnat STA row ola strzelc6w.
Ably go uczyniG bezpieczniej-
Sym "obllismy go nastepu.
lacYm sposobem. Naprzod
spuszczalismy gruba sosne,
obcinalismY gaiezie / zakula.
lismy W zadane mleisce,
potem kopafo sic row i wy
rzucato sic ziemie ma owa
sosne, ktora leza1a cd strony,
zkad spcdzlewano sic wroga.
lynn samy1n sposobem robl-
lismy z druga sosna i tax
daleb poki CIV wal ME dosie-
gna1 olszynek, W ',t6rych byfo
bagno. Odlegtosc Cd reduty
do olszynek wYnosila okolo
plecluset krokow. Wlec ca1y
nasz front ME przechodzlf
dziewleciuset krok6w wraz z
ufortyfkowaneml opfotkami.
Do obsadzanla frontu spo.
trzebowal'smy oko}o pieciuset
piechoty, otoz zostawafo nam
jake rezerwy Jeno kompania
strzelcow okofo piec,uset
kosynierow, ME liczac jednego
szwadronu konnicy; mogi sic
przydac W ostatecznym razie
do rzucenla ma nieprzylaciela,
ale tymczasem muslaf staG
| bezczynny, ukryty W boru.
Dzien Z maja skonczyt sic.
zmrok zapadi, a my PREY obo.
zowvch ognlskach bawilismy
sic do pozna mia pogadsnka-
Bardzo weso1o czas nam
schodz'i, zar.y, smiechy, szcze.
golnlej m'ell do wycierpienia
nasi inzynierowle, ktorzY gdy
dostali rozkaz ufortyflkowan,a
pozYcYi, zaczeli rysowsc
plany, chcieii rozmierzac Ian
cuchem pozycye, a doplero
podfug rozmiarow rzuciG plan
fortyfikacyl.
.Ale czas bYf krotki |
ponlewa2 czas stara zawiedzie,
Me stafo sic zados6 Bachma-
nowsklej radzie" = now
Mlckiewicz W PAM Tadeu-
szu."
Przystaueto mas spore grono
i przypatrywaiismy sic z boku
temu zaimaniu.
Inzynlerzy sic k1oca, rysu-
ia, nawet JUL kolki bija, juz
mysllmy, De sic zaczyna 70.
bota, a tn znowu zwada i
koik6w wyciaganie, a tn
zbieglo sic W okol,cy 2 pieclu
set ludzi z op1atami i czeka)a,
DO ME wiedza, gdzie kopa6.
Taczanowski przekonanY,
re JUL robota W biegu, wy
chodzi z obozu, ably sic
przyjrzet piracy. Strzelecki
take da5y cd olszynek, gdzle
zrewldowaf b1ota, czy niema
| gdzle brodu. Zdzlwleni patrza,
De jeszcze wszystko Jest jak
byto, dowiaduja sic o przy-
czynv.
Tu rozpoczynala sic madre
wywody!
Znleclerpllwieni wkrotce
temi dysputaml, wotaja mas
kllkunastu, rozdzielaja ludzi i
ka2a %prowadzic robote pole
dynczym. ale praktycznym
sposobem, lax wyzej op'salem.
Robota do wleczora byfa
skohczona, a panowie lnzyule-
rowie pomrukiwali tylko ME
zadowolenl pod nosem; zrozn.
mice fatwo, re zarty nasze
~doprowadzafy ich do despera-
cyl, ale pon1ewaz byIl to do
brzy koledzy, dallsmy i'm
wreszcze pokoj i u~dalrsmy
sic ma spoczyneK, pomodli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-16

PIPE wiara
Msoda, stara
Piwo z West Bay City
Bo to przecie
W ymie W iecle /.
Trunek znakomitv.
JezyK plecze,
Sllnka ciecze.
Oh wielki frasu nek,
A jak lyknies1,
Raznie krzyknlesz
| pochwalisz trunek.
Bedzlesz zawdY
Gwoll prawdy
W;elbii zen lar boski.
Co obfcie
Move aycie
Wlewa W ludek polski.
Iragnac Ease
W wiekszej masie,
tyknac tego waru.
Mozesz sadek
Wlac W zofadek,
Blorac wprost z browaru
West bay City
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City and W!iooling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers In the City and Wlloolins Folks
Abroad.
Judge John Brannon, OF Weston, is at
the Mcclure House.
Mrs. August Steinman, of Pittsburgh,
is visiting friends in the city.
F. G. Pier, OF Buckhannon, stop ped
at the Stamm House yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs..A. C. Harrell, Of Poto-
mac, arc visiting friends in the city.
Ex-Judge Okey : johnson, now Of
Charleston, is in the city on legal bust
ness.
Miss Hattie Anderson, OF Lazearville,
returned home yesterday after week 5
visit with friends in this city.
j.: J. Rosenthal, manager Of 1.-THE Lit
tie Tycoon" is here arranging for the
presentation Of that opera at the Opera
House noxt Monday evening.
Misses Alice and Iona White accom-
panied their iather, U. S. Marshal
White, to the city, and vii; remain
through the session Of the U. S. Court.
Mr. P. B. Dobbins got back last even
ing from Hot Springs, Ark, much i'm
proved in health by his sojourn there.
he saw Mr.. ]. n. Vance and son at the
Springs; also J. W. Gallagher and wife,
OF Moundsville, and other people whom
he knew.
Madame Rolla has decided to give a
concert at the Opera House, on Tues.
day, the Goth OF this month. A num-
Der OF Eastern artists will assist in the
performance, and in all probabilities an
act from some leading opera like
Faust" will DO given in costume.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
They Locked Themselves In.

There was little excitement on
Twenty-iirst street last evening. Ben
Frazier went into Anne Keim's house,
adjoining the hook and ladder house,
and taking one OF the girls, who calls
herself Hazel Kirk" went into n room,
locked the door and proceeded to have
time. Both got very drunk, and the
landlady was refused admission to the
room. Finally policeman was called
in, and he got into the room and ar
rested both Ben and Hazel. They were
both hauled up to the lookup in the pa
troll wagon. 4 lot OF local thieves were
seen last night lettering around with a
drunken stranger. Tho stranger was
run in. Tor safe keeping, and proved to
be Charles Kirby, and to have 500 in
his clothes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
GIVEN By THE SPINSTERS,

A Benefit for tho City Hospital which
Promises very Woli:4'a
The members OF the Spinstcr club are
making extensive preparations for their
concert and bazaar at the old rooms OF
the Wheeling club on next Thursday
night All the rooms will Realistically
decorated with streamers and potted
plants. The two big reception rooms
will befttedup handsomelywith booths,
atwhich there will be sold refreshments,
articles Of use and ornament. The pro-
ceeds will be donated TO the new city
hospital. A splendid programme has
been prepared for concert that will
take place before the bazaar is thrown
open.
Those who will take part in the mu.
sicale are Miss Mary Bankard, OF Pitts
burgh, contralto; Miss Updegraf, OF
Mt. Pleasant, soprano; Mr.. Will Castle.
man. tenor; Mr.. Zulaui, basso; Prof. II.
NJ. Shockcy, violinist, Miss Anna Lang,
piano; and Miss Nellie Storer, OF Elm
Grove, aCcompanist. The Mandolin
Club has also kindly offered their SER
vices.
The following ladies have charge OF
the affair: Committee on refresh
ments, Misses Matte Caldwell, Nora
Simpson, Sydney OFT and Mary Brock
unier
On bazaar, Misses Jessie Turner,
Hulda Delaplaine, Flora Wilson and
Jessie Berger.
On concert, Misses Blanche and Vir-
slnla Hoge, Mary McAIechen and Liz.
cite Laughlin.
A large number Of tickets have been
sold and the event promises to be big
success both financially and artistically.
tickets arc on sale at Wheat 4
1Hancher's, George L. bursts, and F. w.
Baumer & Co.'s music store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
LOCAL. BREv1TIES.
Matters of Minor Moment In and about
the City.
MATINEE at tho Grand to-day.

the City.
MATINEE Mt tho Grand to-day.
TIE GnANDth evcning-"Alaritana.
TODAY is pay day at tho I.aBclle and
Crescent iron works and Bloch Bros
tobacco factory.
ANNIE BEEKMAN sworo out 4 warrant
before Squire Schultzo for james o. Neil,
Of tho Fifth ward, whom sho accuses OF
bastardy.
If this weather continues over Easter
there will be an unusual number OF now
bonnets and now suits on tho streets
tomorrow. .a7
CirY CLERK TuoNER has bought an
other parrot, and tho reporters arc
looking up parrot lore with o view to
writing his obituary.
CYRESE Commandcry, X. r., will mi.
tiatc two candidates In the Red Cross
and X. T. degrees this evening, ut n
specially called meeting.
JoHS REFINING, n street car conductor,
was caught between two Vars while
coupling them, and had his collar bono
broken, besides being otherwise pain
inlly injured. oi'
TIE case of.!A. J. McGlumphy VS..
Goodhue Il Thomas was tried to a Jury
yesterday before Squire Ankle. Jude-
mcnt was given tho plaintiff for tho
sum OF SIG So. e
SAMUEL N. BUsBEY lost blank book
yesterday on the streets somewhere be-
tween public landing and Mcclure house.
ANY ono finding same will confer favor
by leavingit atthis Office.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record a decd made March 20, by John
Hutchings. to Sophia F. Morris, for
$500, tho west half OF lot 62 OH the
north side OF Maryland street.
YESTERDAY afternoon tho Wheeling
Natural Gas Company finished making
tho connection at the corner OF Main
and Sixteenth streets, with tho ten.inch
main that crosses tho new bridge.
TIE Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling
management will issue summer
schedule in the noar future under
which the Cleveland train will leave
bridgeport about $50 a. m., arriving ut
Cleveland about I p. m, and tho re-
turning train will leave Cleveland about
Up. NJ, and arrive Mt this end at .
o'clock in the evening. This change
will prove quite popular with the travel
ing public.
A SPLENDID new hotel is being built
at Zoar, O., on. the Wheeling & Lake
Eric railroad. The building, built OF
wood, will be modern in every respect
and will be completed about Juno ].
This and the old house will accommo-
date $50 guests. AS n summer resort
Zoar is becoming moro popular every
year. The Wheeling & Lake Erie will
probably sell excursion tickets from the
river to this beautiful resort the coming
season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
WHAT BECAME, OF HER?
4 Yves. Virginia Girl Hunting her
long lost Unclo
IS SENT HERE FROM PITTSBURGH.
Everybody has Hoard of her Uncle,
but Nobody Knows him..iIis Namc
Is John Smith and hers Is "Pcarl."
sho is Suspected to hpvo been hero
Yesterday.

Last evenings Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph printed the following story:
Miss Pearl Smith was tickoted to
Wheeling this morning by the depart
mcnt OF charities. Sheis Is years old
and came from Charleston, W. Va, to
visit relatives. whom she mover found.
Chief Elliott was rather surprised this
morning by n call he received from
comcly looking girl with long black
flowing hair which hung loosely over
her shoulders. She was tinid, and
stood in the center OF thereon careful.
surveying tho occupants, pnd nervous
" toying with tho ribbons on her hat.
She was invited to DO seated From
her appearance the Chief supposed she
had come TO intercedo in behalf OF
some poor unfortunate. lie therefore
was somewhat surprised when sho ask
cd to DO sent to hor homo, She said:
"My homo is in Charleston, W. Va,
where ! live with my parents, who are
in poor circumstances. My fathers
brother, John Smith, lives somewhere
in this city. Ho had been writing for
mo TO come and visit him for some time,
and ut last, with my parents consent, l
decided 10 colAc. My father wrote to
his brother, John, and told him
OF my intentions, requesting him TO
meet inc at the depot. arrived in
Pittsburgh at the Baltimore & Ohio
depot last Saturday night Mt about s
o'clock. I looked around for my uncle,
but he was not there. At midnight he
had not arrived and the matron took
me homo and kept me over night.
"Sincc my arrival | have hunted the
city over in tho hopes OF finding my
uncle. believe that | havs been to n
hundrol John Smiths, but they are
not the family l ain looking for. l
spent the last money for breakfast this
morning and want to know ii you can
help me in some way"
The chief asked her If she couldn't
get work in the city, and told her the
charities department was not there for
the purpose OF helping able bodied peo-
pie With this information she began
to cry, and pleaded with him Tor help.
Her tears were more than. he could
stand and he gave her m order on tho
Baltimore & Ohio ticket Office for
Wheeling.
When an ISTELLIGENcER man called
at police headquarters with this story
clipped from the Chronicle Telegraph no
body there mad heard OF the Smith girl,
nor could ANYTHING be learned OF her at
the B. x Q. depot. 1t was said, how
ever, that pretty little girl, with her
dark hair hanging down her back, was
in town yesterday asking people ii they
knew John Smith. Most OF those she
accosted had heard the name, but none
knew the man. 1t is thought here that
the girls story was made to secure pas
sage to Charleston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16

A special excursion will loave Balti-
more 4; Ohio depot, PittsburghG Pa, for
Washington City and Norfolk, Va, at
8 a. m. Tuesday, April &c: From;Wash ;
ington excursionsts will; go by boat
down the historic Potomac and. great
Chesapeake. Excursionists WILDE given
IN opportunity to visit odd Point
Comfort. Virginia Beach and Richmond.
The trip up tho James river will be
made in daylight. On Wednesday and
Thursday a limited number OF choice
lots in the great city OF Norfolk will be
cold at low prices. Fare from Pitts
burgh to Norfolk and return only $ll,
tickets good for ten days. Parties going
from Wheeling will 10 to Pittsburgh
Monday evening. For further inior.
nation address Sloan & Co., l27 Fourth
avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa, or - .a-.,
RlSEHARr & TATuM,
City BanE Building, ~ I
81 f Wheeling; w. Va. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
WILL SAIL FOR EUROPE.
Number of Local People Booked for
Toura prnftv cnnu

A Number of Local People Booked for
Tours Pretty Soon.
Abraham Richards and John Wal,
tors, employed at the Whitaker mill,
sailed yesterday fromNew York on the
Arizona for Liverpool. Thomas Smith,
Of Somerton, Ohio, joined them here
andsailed with them: John Brown, Of
Benwood, will sail to-day on hoSpaarn-
dam for Rotterdam. He goes to get a
considerable sum ofmoney left him by
a relative who recently died at NIentz,
on the Rhine. Mr.. Hermann Lingen
and his vito sailed yesterday. on tho
Noordland for Antwerp to visit friends
and relatives i'll Cologne and vicinity.
Louis Cooke will sail May on the
Saale for Bremen. Theobold Klce, the
well known gardener OF Bellaire, will
leave next week on a<yisit to his old
home in Germany. He expects to be
absent three or four months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16

A number OF opera parties have been
formed to attend tho ,Elks' minstrels on
next Tuesday night. which promises to
DO quito social event. followin. SO
closely after Lent, as a number OF the
leading society lights OF the city will
participate in the performance. The
last full rehearsal was held at the
Opera House last evening and every
thing passed Off very smoothly, which
speaks well for the success OF the COM
ing performance. The sale OF seats
opens this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS,
a Relief Meeting cnllod for Sunday Aft.

al Nelicf MeetinX cailod for Sunday Aftor-
noon at G. A. X. Hall.
Rev. ]. j. Jones, pastor OF tho "Peo-
pies Congregational church." has called
a mass meeting to assemble in the G.
A. R.fhall on Sunday at p. m. to take
steps toward the relief Of the su iferers
from the flood in the Mississippi. Peo-
Pile are i'll terrible straits down there,
and immediate relief is needed. 1t is
Rev. Mr.. Jones's idea to have commit
tee OF citizens appointed to raise re-
lief fund. He invites Hon. &. W. At
kinson, Prof. J. McH. Jones, Capt. B. B.
Dovener, Col. w. w. Arnett, Capt.
Thomas Lewis, Mr.. Clemans, Rev. John
Christian and Rev. 2. &c. Walker to be
present and address tho meeting. He
has made arrangements for suitable and
attractive music, and 2hopes to have a
big turn out and start IN effective move
ment for the good Gauge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
\ Convenient Assembly Hnll.

Mr.. F. II. Lange, having bought the
furniture and fixtures Of the late:Wheel.
ing club, will tit,up the rooms it former.
y occupied for use for receptions, balls
or festivals. This is something Wheel
ing has needed badly, and it ought to
DC well patronized. Hc will have \
Kitchen, SO that hot suppers can be
served, and the dance room, reception
foom' parlors, etc, make the place very
convenient for the use to which! he in
tends 10 devote it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
Trains DDlayctl,

While switching cars at tho Standard
ron works yesterday afternoon, Cleye-
land d Pittsburgh engine No. SCI dc.
faled large car heavily laden with
metal. 1t stopped across the main
tracks in such Z manner rs to necessi-
tate the loss OF considerable time in
EetEnG the track clear. Tho fast train
!pr Cleveland was delayed one hour and
thirty minutes in consequence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
GOOD MEN MATCHED.
MoClolland md Connors to Run n 15-alil
Race-Connors Got, n Good Start.

McCloliand md Connors to Run 15.alile
Race-Connors Cots n Good Start.
+. Q. McClelland, OF Wheeling, and
George Connors, Of Chicago, were
matched yesterday, says tho Pittsburgh
Times, 10 run race OF 10 miles ut Re-
creation park, Allegheny. May. The
conditions nro that MoClclland is to
give Connors quarter OF n mile OF u
start, that the race is to be for $3.50 Il
side, and that the winner is to take rs
and tho loser % per cent OF the gate re-
ceipts. McClelland also agreed to pay
Connors sos for expenses. Tho rain be-
tween these mon should prove IN cxcit-
ing event, as it will be Tor blood. Nc
Clclland put all OF his money up yester-
day, and Connors-~iH soon follow suit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
Tho,Ninn is Rolen,,,l.lt Il

n, Yesterday Oliver Blackburn, OF Mt.
Pleasant, O., was released IRON the CITY
Tworkhouse, the fine assessed against
MN iof drunkenness having been paid,
a ana there being no prosecution against
MN nm Tor stealing horse over I'M Ohio.
constable Slant McAIasters camo over
his release. ,,NS' w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16
"rho black Thorn" Coming.

Joseph J. Sullivan, the eminent COM
edinn, will appear at the Grand on
Monday and Tuesday evenings, April
IS and 10 in his great comedy drama
OF 'The Black Thorn" Mr.. Sullivan is
an original comedian, and is a great IA
voritc all over the country. His COM
pany has been greatly strengthened
since his former appearance here, and
he always has good show.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16

II you need spectacles, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sowing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glasses without charge by Prof. Shelf,
the Optician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. The only exclusive optician in
the state. TTussw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16

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uncqualed for men, women and chill
dren. Smallest, mildest, surcst! Fifty
doses, Csc. Samples free, at The Logan
Drug Co.'S. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16

AYERS Hair Vigor is a most excel.
lent preparation for the hair. I speak
OF it from experience. suse promotes
the growth Of new hair and. makes, it.
glossy and soft. Tho Vigor is sure,
cure for dandruff." ~. w. Bowen, editor
Enquirer, Macarthur, Ohio. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-16

The road committee OF the Street Car
Operators and Conductors union con-
fcrred again with the, board OF directors
OF the company last night, at the office
on Tenth street. The directors left the
the matter in Superintendent Harrine-
toms hands and lie agreed to put back
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New Building Association.

The City Building Association is Just
starting, is organized under&t tho new
building association laws, and is n first
class opportunity for any person desir-
ing to save money, borrow, money or
purchase homo. Stock cam be OBJ
tanned at Nos Twelfth street, or from
any OF the following gentlemen:&$;
Il. I. Jones, Joseph Lawson,
G. A. He'll. W. H.gCuldwelE
z G. II: Copp, W. M.%Bougher,
I. G. Myers, Is. s. McLure,
: Philip Mcguire, Charles Lukens,
Ii. W. Fair. t;t::::qg
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
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Stage of Water md Movements OF Boats.

stago of Water md Movements o, Boats.
Tho River Interests.
The reports from above were:
Warren-2 feet A inches; cloudy and
cold.
Brownsville-s feet 8 inches and ris-
ing; clear and cold.
hIorgantown-S feet and rising; clear
and cold.
The steamer Congo passed up for
Pittsburgh yesterday, and the Scotia
got away. for Cincinnati.
The Iron Queen will pass down for
Cincinnati ut s a. m. to-day.
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IN thousands OF cases tho, cure OF n
.4uei' Is the preventive OF consump.
u saon, The surest cough mcdirinein tho
S STfId Is Dr.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
sod by all dealers on a guarantee Of
satisfaction. 'n.w "
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EDWARD l.. ROSE & Co., No. 81
Twelfth street, have just receiveda full
line OF Velocipedes and Tricyclcs. and
will have them on display this (Satur-
day. afternoon. This completes their
line OF wheels for all riders who may
come.