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email development. the former humble mol
lusks OF the shore should become dudes.
with monocles and walking sticks. All this,
provided of course that the Japanese warm
current is not detected and the isothermai
lines remain as at present.
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The Helena portrait Of Col. ABE. repro
duced In The Sun by the kind permission OF
Mr.. RUSSELL B. HARRISON. is q notable addition
to the iconography OF Slupskosophy.
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La ChieaSs.
k@a Hh

suapssr-Whoss little gtri are yoaf
Florsn ce-rm papA's little girl
:s css.. sI s.Vs z. e n:s ~
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Col sinEerly's Lament for the Stu4sA O.s.
From the Philadelphia Reond
Ex.President Cleveland will celebrate washnRton's
birthday by delivering address before the University
OF Michigan. lie has been rendered public reception
by the people of Detroit on the day following. "a
prophet Is without honor save in his own country
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10 sHs EDITOR o. TUE sUS-S,: OF course It 10 not
nscsssAry 70 say that what the writer Of the istt.,
usnsd MIN this morning., svs ssys 10 not Of the
snsh'est consequence. excepting representing the
opsnons OF certain class. Il Is rather trssome .om.
"mest have these feiows.who OF them are or,d
"u 'he'r country Tor ther eounrys good come over
here get better living than they ever dreamed q,
ing oI the other aide and then turn around ana Alma.
tas srandess country Gods bright ever shon. ON
can assure aud all OF his Kidney that there n.
no'nng 10 keep them from leaving here At any tim,
Iney never VIII he missed II they haveu't thu w.t..
. heetAse passage tL-r -sn easily work their
so DIV thr caii- steamers suggest this a. an a.
English sEuli' - N"~"oo 'n'o Tue
though England viii Eight her equals n dnvep into
corner there no donbt that she the IN ost
% ns,o. =. az VI She never yss ssIssS.
a1s,y a yss any .syl foS rspssiiSS s.SSs
eng IL .s D0s = dtoof ~ e. a;Pssd 81 ssas
vhtss bsssSS1 iaFSS ssnt,sn n ~ ssso9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho cisyand Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Lewis Bennett, Of Weston, is at the
Windsor.
Ex-Congressman Ben Wilson was here
yesterday.
Hon. W. G. Morley, OF Kingwood, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Loar, Of Grafton,
are at the Mcclure.
II. a. Loeb, OF Queen City, registered
yesterday at the Windsor.
Miss Minnie Motto. of the South Side,
is confined to her room with sickness.
Part OF the Private Secretary" CON-
pany is at the Behler and part at the
Windsor.
Don Morris, oi Charleston, and N. J..
Crook. OF Keyser, stopped at the
Stamm yesterday.
]. Glenn Cooke, 7. B. Hicks and C. a.
Weaver, OF Moundsville, dined at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Katherine Obermann, OF South
Main street, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
NJ. I. Carnes, at Bellaire.
Miss Ada Jones. OF South Front
street, is home from Delaware fO1 coI.
lege to spend the spring vacation.
Mr.. NJ. V. Richards land md imm;-
grafton agent OF the, Baltimore g. Ohio
railroad, spent Yesterday in Whea,ino
on business,
m -, :. ,,.,
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LOCAL BltEvITlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and about
the City.

the City.
MATINEE at the Opera House to-day.
OrEnA House. this evenine-"The PR.
vatc Secretary"
TIE striking hack drivers will give q
benefit ball at Schenck's hall on April Z.
SEATS for the lJcnnig engagement on
sale NJ Houses music store this morn
ing
OFFICER JAKE DERU has been of duty
the last two days on account OF indispo.
sition.
To-Day Is pay day with tho Boggs
Kun Mining Company ind tho River.
sidc iron works.
TONS VACATION" closed lis engage.
ment at tho. Grand last night. The
house will DO dark tonight,
TnE Wheeling Lamp & Stamping Co.
shipped five car loads OF Mason fruit
jar caps to one firm this week.
JUDGE PAUL. held special term OF
the Circuit Court yesterday to settle up
some chancory business OF no special
public interest.
DIR. Cooke, pastor Of tho Second Pres.
bytcrlan church, will teach tho Sunday
school lesson at the Y. NJ. @. a. build.
ing ct o'clock this afternoon.
TnE foundation for the new addition
to the Wheeling Corrugating Company's
plant has been finished and work at
erecting tho supcrstructurc begun.
The work OF putting in tho electric
light plant at Bloch Bros tobacco
works is going forward very rapidly and
in a fow days things will be in running
order.
The Short Fellows literary society OF
tho Richie school have Il lovely silk
Hug for their room. 1t was presented
by George Williams, a paper carrier OF
the lNTELLlGEHcEH.
TlIE Kings Daughters OF tho U. Z.
church will give social in the lecture
room next tuesday evening. Refresh
ments will be served and q common
sense table has boon arranged for.
OSE hundred thousand postal cards
were received at the postotfice day be-
fore yesterday. When a,reportor asked
Chief Clerk Schclhase how long they
would last, he said, "Oh, two or three
weeks"
The ball for the benefit of Peter Plues,
which took place last night ut West.
woods hall, was attended by as large Il
crowd, and probably larger one than
ever gathered in the hall. Mayors or
chestra furnished the music.
YOUNG mems meeting ut the Y. NJ. G.
4. building will be addressed by Rev.
I. n. Lynch, pastor OF Chapline street
NJ. L. Church, at ,7:45 o'clock tonight.
The usual meeting will be held at 4
o'clock tomorrow. Young men are in.
vited. ,bl
COMMENCING April l another new
coach will be put on the Toledo train on
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad for
the accommodation of the people OF
Wheeling and Martins Ferry, this
car to run through without change at
War,cnton. This will be kept up until
the main line trains run 10 Wheeling.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
stngo OF Water and Movements of Boat
Tho River Interests..,j, 81,

Stage OF Water and Movements of Boats,
Tho River Intercsts.ts sft.t
The river was still rising last$night,
with 10 feet 6 inches in the channel.
The steamer Congo will pass down for
Cincinnati tomorrow at 8 a. M, and
the Courier will depart ior Parkcrsbury
at noon. -.
To-day. the Bedford will leave for
Pittsburgh at s q. m.-The Scotia is the
Cincinnati packet and will pass downsat
the same hour. #.t, n,
Tomorrow passengers for, Pittsburgh
will have their pick Of boats for the.trip,
The Lizzie Bay and the Ben Huir Till:ao
up at .ia. NJ, and the keystone State
and the new palatial steamer Iron
Queen will leave Tor Pittsburgh. at i.
q. NJ. 4 ~ v x *
Tho steamers Congo and Bachelor
passed up for Pittsburgh yesterday at S
q. m.-The steamer Louise left for
Charleston at 7 a. m.-The Bon Hur got
away Tor Parkersburs at IL :SO!a. m. and
the Courier for Pittsburgh at II p. m.
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Music and humor will hold high car
nival at the Grand Opera House, Mon
day March IS, when Sprague's company
OF comedians augmented by the famous
Black Hussar band and Star Orchestra
present their latest comedy success, "a
Social Session." The play is said to DO
intensely funny and to possess rare
charms of originality, while tho scenes
and situations follow one upon the 9TH
er,with naturalness and unique hui
NOR that fairly captivate the audience.
Few comedies have embodied in them
SO many delightful melodies, and the
attention OF the listener is absorbed
from beginning to end. The company
carries superb orchestra that is an at
traction in itself and necessary to a
smooth and perfect production of the
nlny
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COST OF 4 SURVEY
OF the Wheeling Hill Tunnel to be Ascer.
tuincl - 49,

OF the Wheeling Hill Tunnel to be Ascer.
tanned.
The committee OF the board OF county
commissioners, which is entrusted with
the consideration OF the Wheeling hill
tunnel project, met yesterday evening
In the rooms OF the board. There being
some doubt as to the exact powers OF
the county commissioners in the mat
lei, Prosecuting Attorney John a. How
ara was requested to furnish the board
ms legal opinion on the question.
County Engineer Smith was instructed
to make q rough estimate OF the proba.
bic cost OF preliminary survey OF the
proposed tunnel routes.
4 The county commissioners committee
on OF! court house and Jail met with the
CITY; Councils committee on real estate
ana audited and approved the bills for
me repairs to the stairway in the
public building. The bills aggregate
Sl,o5t 81, OF which the city will pay
one EalI and tho county tho other.
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WOODS-At her residence In Elm Grove, W, Va,
on Thursday, March 81, 1892 nt II 80 O'Clock
- u. H.. MANY WOODS, rclict OF Andrew p,
Woods, IN her Old year.
Funeral from her late residence Sunday after.
4 noon at $50 O'Clock. Intcrmcnt at Stone
Church Cemetery. Friends OF the family
= ere invited to attend
BGES-On Friday, March 2j, 1892 at 1910 o'clock
u. H.. join D. DoES.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 2lli Eof,
street, on Sunday afternoon ut l o'clock.
{ Services at St Alphonsus Church at l:3O
O'Clock. Friends OF the family invited to
atteud. Funeral private at Mt Calvary
! Cemetery.
DENISE-On Friday, March o. 1892, Mt 1890
o'clock u. H., IDA, wife OF Prof. Joseph NJ.
- Dovine. :"
Funeral services will be held at the residence OF
her parents, No 1914 Jacob street, this after.
| t:,noon at O'Clock. Friends OF tho family in.
4 yted. Remains will be taken to Scamourc,
4" North Dakota, for interment.
BUSBEY-Cn Friday. March 25, 1892, at II O'Clock
- p M, Miss JENNIE BusBEY.
Funeral notice hereafter.
JOuNSTON-At the home OF her father, No. COS
Coal street. on Thursday, March q, 1892, nj
6:4S o'clock p. ~, alEs. Rosa JOHNSTON, in
her SD year.
Funeral notice hereafter
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Ready to Meet tho Chnrro.

Yesterdays 1STELLlGRNcrR contained
IN Item 10 the effect thatone OF tho en-
pioyes OF the U. S. Express company
VI! was suspected of having distracted $500
iron 1i9M package said to contain $1,000.
WIKI, WIKI his counsel, Captain Do.
TTeneF, the young man confronted
J G Lynne, the general superintendent
o. me company; W. L. Snyder, another
iltsh Official. and DR.. Hammond, the
local Il agent; he denied taking the $500,
ueniea'that he was short in his accounts
1otu Item he courted arrest and would
70 with them to any magistrate. No
arrests were malc. -,
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Mn. nEyNlG,s ENGAGEMENT.
How he Played Hamlet seycn Years ago.
Scntn To.lnY.

now ne fiuyeu Hamlet seicn Years ngo.
Seats To-day.
Tho 1NrELLlGESCrR, speaking Of Mr..
Ilonnigs Hamlet OH his performance OF
tho part here seven years ago, said:
"Sfr. Hennig's impcrsonation OF Ham,
lei Is j relief and u surprise; a relief be-
causeso young a man avoids no many
Of tho pitfalls that bcsct tho young ira
gedian, n surprise that hc shows such
grasp and education. lie enters into
tho part with alert intelligence. lIc
delivers Shakcspearc's lines us though
no thought and fclt them, and brings
out their beauty in distinct, we'll modu.
lated tones. His cultivated voice has
good compass, and no knows how TO
produce nice elects in shading. Ills
bearing is graceful in motion, express
i've at rest, always seli-possessed, manly,
noble. In fine, Mr.. Hcnnig's Hamlet Is
intelligent, artistic and highly pleas.
ing"
Hamlet" will DO the matinee bill
Wednesday afternoon, March 30, under
tho auspices OF the Wheeling Press
Club.
Tho entire company will arrive Sun.
day morning over tho Baltimore & Ohio.
1t is ono of the strongest legitimate
companies in existence, and excellent
productions may be looked for.
Reserved seats go on sale this morn.
Ing ut Houses music store.
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John Kline, ono OF the men at work
on the excavations atthe schmulbach
brewery Tor the new wash cellar, met
with painful accident little before
noon yesterday. Kline was down in m
excavation when suddenly the banl,
above gave way. completely buryins
him under about two feet of solid earth.
Ills fellow worllmen ran 10 his assist
ance immediately and he was soon ex-
tricated and driven to his home on
South Chapline street. 1t is thought
hc will recover soon, as no bones were
broken.
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"rnE PRIVATE SECRETARY"
Avery Funny Play Enjoyed Mt the Opera
House Inst Night. .-

Il Very Funny Play Enjoyed Mt tho Opera
House Inst Night. ~
"The Private Secretary" William
Gillettc's comedy, was given at tho
Opera House last night by very com.
potent company Tho audience did not
roar often. but it was ripping with
laughter steadily. There arc fewer plays
which cause SO much mirth without re.
sort TO horse play. Tho hit of'the oven.
ing was made by four-year-old kid who
refused to exit at his cue.
Mr.. Fairbanks is great us Rcp. Robert
Spo,I'cling. Mr.. Davies rs the irrascible
uncle and Mr.. Travers rs tho scapegrace
nephew were alike excellent. Mr.. Mack
and the other gentlemen were all that
could be desired. Misses Graves and
Neilson.were charming and natural, and
Misses Livingstone, Strong and More.
land did well in important roles. Tho
"little Spauldings" were feature, and
their costuming artistic.
The piece will be repeated this after
noon at the matinee and given for the
last time this evening.
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West Virginia Pensions.

Specie. Dispatch 10 The Iatcniielcer
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 25.-West
Virginia pensions: Original VIM.
Williams, deceased; Jacob Watson, VIM.
A. Carter, Jacob Lipscomb, Robert At
kins, Thos. Gorrell. iAdditional-David
D. Wilson, JOS. Justice SEWERS, Geo. W.
White, Supplemcntal-Julius Butler.
Reissue-Jas. 7. Roberts. Archibald NJ,
Mitchell, deceased. Reissue and in
creased Elijah Justice original Wild
ows, &c.-Angusta S. Riddle, mother.
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At First Presbyterian Church.

"A large and deeply interested con-
gregation assembled again last evening
and heard DR.. Alexander's instructive
and unctious sermon, preparing the
people for receiving the Sacrament OF
the Lords Supper on the coming Sab
bath. The session will meet again TO-
day ct 8 p. m. in the lecture room for
the purpose OF receiving others who
may still desire to apply Tor admission
to the membership OF the church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

sM"Rlue Jeans" is Accordingly interest
ing to the average playgoer. It's scenes
arc not complicated, its humor is re-
ireshing, and some Of its characters are
graphically sketched. Besides, it is ex-
.cellently acted. The great saw-mlli
scene is ono OF the greatest mechanical
effects ever put upon the contempora-
neous stage. "Blue Jeans" comes next
Thursday, with strong cast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26
A CoWiRDLY POLICY.

Tho "RcGister" Advises West Virginia
Congressman to stralils tho silver
Issue.
WELDING Register. La 10 10. -
We believe tho West Virginia 1, elerntion
viii do their party n great service and
themselves credit by voting tom orrow TO
POSTPONE tho consideration or the bill Mt
this time. Such :tvotu won I'd not commit
them for or against free coinage. 1t would
sim ply pu: them on record OF placlnr.T Tin
question on tho shslf for tho present, and
where 1t belongs until moro vital and i'm
portant Legislation ~ considered, - :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

John P. Losston was yesterday re-
leased from the county jail by United
States Commissioner Campbell, on his
own recognizancefor his appearance at
the term OF the United States court
which meets here April Is. He was
sent to Jail February %, in default OF
bail, for violation OF the pension laws.
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Fell Dead,

These words are very familiar to our
readers, as not day passes without the
report OF the sudden death. OF some
prominent citizen. Tho explanation is
Heart Disease" Therefore beware ii
you have any OF the following. svmp.
toms: Short Breath, Pain in Side,
Smothering Spells, Swollen Ankles,
Asthmaiic Breathing, Weak and Hun.
cry Spells, Tenderness in Shoulder or
Arm, Fluttering OF Heart or Irregular
Pulse. These symptoms mean heart
disease. The most reliable; remedy is
DIR. Miles New Heart Cure; (which Inns
saved thousands OF lives. Book OF testi.
monials free ut Tho Logan Drug Co. 3,
who also sells the New Heart Cure. II !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

Y fGr some days past the boarders ut
SNenhardts boarding house, on North
Ialh street, have been missin. money
from from their clothes. Charles Frank
In, one Of the boarders, found
himself short OF five dollars
sss.erG9N and two other boartcrs were
i%EFSsted, on suspicion that one OF them
in. takcnthe money. There being abso-
.Hy nothing to connect them with the
melt they were allowed to ret.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

If you need spectacles, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glasses without charge by Prof. Shelf,
the 0ptician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. The only exclusive optician in
the state. TTustw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

q. TO have solid comfort you must
hare n pcrfcct-fltting Corset. Mrs.
Percy is ut STiFEL s. CO.'S to-day,
Friday and Saturday for the purpose
of showing the merits of Her Niajcsty's
Corset, the best out,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

TIE secret art OF beauty lies not in
cosmetics, but is only in pure blood.
and healthy performance OF the vital
functions, to be obtained by using Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. DIV
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VIII; LIE remarkable growth, which, till
MINI MINI two years, was brought about
ma,htnSIpaIIy by one person telling an
M my, Is monument to Garfield Teas
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BAsrlS's Cough and Consumption
Cure cures coughs and colds OF long
standing. 25c,at all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26
FACTS ABOUTR0
Some Information about Tin Roof
ing that is Authentic.
'. HfH -I-aFbtt La a--tss1 : . llff
THEORY MAY take A: BACK SEAT.
Free Trade Claims Knocked out by
Facts ofIiccord right In this Com.
munity.-WaGcs are Higher and
Roofing is not, nor has there been
any Advance In Thu Ware. i.'

.
The Register in yesterdays issue tried
to belittlo tho convincing protein the
1NrELLIGEScER OF Thursday that tho
claim mado by Mr. McMillin and re-
peatcd with parrot fidelity blythe Regis
ter, that things. have been made more
costly by the McKinlpy'bill was false.
All the same, that famous lnisstste-
ment in black type was retired in dis
grace from the proud eminencc, top OF
column next to pure reading matter.
1t was not in yesterdays Register, but
in its place was mass OF now mis-
statements OF tho Registers own. G.a
The Register claims that' everything
made OF tin costs moro than before tho
Mckinley bill passed. Tho ISTELIL.
GENcER showed that lanterns, as 4 gen.
eral thing, arc lower. Then the Register
responds that competition" makes
them lower. This Is the day after
claiming they must be higher! "i'aa.
Here are the Iron dyes quotations on
lanterns, oil which tin forms SO large u
part:
IN MARCH, 1890:
TUBULAR. 4 4
f III w YIN GinaISds, per ooni q
Square Plain, with GuSrds'.''' S SSai 3
Square Lift Wire, with GuGrds.."........ Gjai 70
Without Guards % cents per doz. less, e
MISCELLANEOUS. . X ~
foice' small 50 %; medium, = Is; large, 50 IS.
IN MARCH. 1892:
TUBULAR,
rlain With Guards, per doz.............s 75a4 90
LIT M " Re With l! Gnards..a eoa4 3
SQUARE Lii Wire. with Guard; 'Osi 70
POLICE I.Srrpys I,ycIrnIyc r,rw ,orsi"
291.inch Bull'seye Police regular ncr iioz 81 70
3;inch Bulls.oye Police regular per doz...... . %
nn1 h Bpiseye rocG e, flash iEht perdoz 60
~, puN a,'' : wv "'sn ''sl'' per uol''' "
an lNrELLlGEScEs reporter yesterday
ea..c" on Mr. 70. /. oaiaweii 10 secure
some aehhitc aata on prices OF nm root
lhs 4Ia articles maae OF TIN, which he
"ouid DO aolo 10 vouch Tor; Tho Regis,
Mr quoted tlnner or TWO, put as usual
iiu n1e none; ~, = - 'ya+a ~.
Ar. oalu%eli. inc reporter, SAID,
uoes TN rooling cost q great deal more
now than It did two years aSo?"
: ..!:H shoHlu say IL Is ABOUT the same.
! WIZ refer 10 my DOCKS ana tell you
precisely what tho factls.% u
:. Ehtry after entry WIS examined and
II was SHOWN tn a tie cost Is no greater
s1" thah IN W. AZ the same time,
uf. CALDWELL SAID he IS now paving
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J. ~ you feel weak, tired and all run
WOW, Hoods Sarsaparilla is Just what
you !. need 10 build up strength and puri.
" your blood. 80" ~
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4 ~ 20 no: ia!l to 500 Mrs. Percy n, srIFEI,
fnc,n.,,s t".iiny and got tho most salts.
"'S Corset you ever Ind, - . = - )
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Strawberry Hams have no equal for
lusciousness and delicacy of flavor.
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purs Lon, Lard

NJ. REILLy's Pure Leaf lard from
hogs OF our own killing. No talow nor
other authorizations.
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TAKE your meals at The Milwaukee
Gale. ROBERT GRANT, Manager.
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DIED,

MRS. GENEVA PERCY is ut GEO. L,
STEEL y COPS to-day, Friday and Satur-
day.
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steel s CO.-Nor ,iuies,y,s. Corset
fully explained by Mrs. Percy To.day, Fri.
day and Saturday. - n - -
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WOoDS-At her residence in Elm Grove, W. Va,
on Thursday, March q. 1892. ut 1850 O'Clock
- ~ H.. MANY WOODS. rclict OF Andrew p,
~ iN1AlS n hnr G.d l =. =.