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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-19
"a Ultima m0da
BASES Della PUBLICACI

LA ULTIMA MODA aparece tOdOS los do.
mingos, en- un pliego de IL grandes paginas q
tres columnas, con multltud de mOdelOs, de
de trajes, abrigOs, confecciones, sombreros,
peinados, adornOs y labores de Ultima move
dad. Una de las hojas de cada nhmero contie-
ne OchO p&ginas de nOvela en- forma cOnvenien
te para hacer encuadernadas Otra esta desti-
NADIA una plancha de dibujos para bordar, y
al dOrSO unas veceS r0trat0s dc nOtabilidades
contemporaries otras, juegOs de sOciedad /;
OtraS, laminas do mObiliariO y Ornamentaci0n;
Otras. en- fin, nOvelitas c0rtas, hgurines espe
Cialeg, tOdo con grabados. Las OchO p8ginas
reStantes del peri6dicO ofrecen multitud de
mOdelos, artlculos, revistas, cOnsultas, recetas,
pasatiempos; texto siempre eSmerado de GUAM
to puede interesar Las sefOras y senOritas, y
ante tOdO Y SObr0 tOdO de Ia mayor mOraGdad,
A cada ntmerO acompa1a un regalO,
sea 81 al aflO cOnSlStentes en- hgurines- acuare
las, hojas de patrones con dibujos para bOrdar,
patrOnes cOrtadOs, hOjaS de cuatrO paginas
dos tintas, do dibujos para bOrdadOS artfsticOs,
cromOs representandO preciOSas labOres, md.
sica, etc., etc. A pesar de estas ventajas, es
el peri6dico mas baratO en- So claSe, como pue-
de verse por los siguientes.
Rfeci0S de ssSscyjci6ss eN Puerto Rico -
Sells meses, &S-60,-Un a1o, $6.-Pago antici.
pad0.
(62 NGMEROS AL ANO).
~Como de costumbre, todas las sus-
oritOras que anticipen el af1o, 80 les har& un
regalo extraordinarily.
Agente dc LA ULTIMA MoDA en- Puerto
Rico,
M. RODRIGUEZ
Successor de 8. g. de Mantilla.- Propaganda
LiterNFig.-San Juan de Puerto Rico.
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Iarzo 10 de 1892. Ohcinas San Francisco 80
Emulsion Creosotada
DE RABELL,
# armaceutico de la Universidad de la Habans,)

Efcas q poderoso remedio para las enfetme-
dGdes del pecho
La EMULSION CREo5OTADA dsl Dr. Ra-
bell, es un magntico y Inaravil!oso agente s.
rap6u5ico de 6xito seguro eu Ia BrdnqsStfs..<
7gsis, LGriagjtis. Asnst CIT trros Toses peril
ssaces, Resfr6ados Es -y6fxta AnemdG. Rdqu6-
ttsns0 en- los nfos, Dsbitiiad general y, en- su-
ma. para las afeeciones de Ia garganta los
br0nquiosy y los pulmon5s Desplerta 81 ape
tito = vig0riza las naturalez"s 8 mas npobreci-
das. Es ell renediO Dor exelencia.
La EMULSION CREOSOT IDA DE RABE ELL,
nueva, 6nica original 8sociaci6n de ACEITE
DE BACALAO CRE0SOTA E HIPOFO9FIT0S
De CAL SOSA, es una dencada crema, de
suave olor balsAmico, de grato sab0r, pslada-
| bic hasta pOr los niflOs
/ TOdos los enfermos la tomaran sin repug
nancia, con facilidad gusto. Esta elaborsda
con esquisito esmero. Pru6bese admirara su
Ir&pida acci6n curativa.
@V6ase el amplio prOspaeto que acOn-
Ipafia cada frasco-D3 venta en- todas las
IDroguerias y Botioas de la Isla de Cuba.-De
lp6sito principal: "La Reunion" de Jose sa-
Irra.-Habana Puerto Rico, Farmacia y Dro.
Igueria de T. Guillermety
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Fabrica de Oarros y Oarretas
San JosE:-EsTABLEcIDA EN- OAGUAS
Propietario, p. Jea6 del Carmen Ortiz

I'm dicho taller, que cuenta con t0dos l0a
titles necesarios, Sc t4btioAa comp0nen t0da
ciaae da vehtHuos, tales como C01HEG, Ca
RROs. GARRETT IS eto. etc ), s preeioa eoon6.
mic0s oongea ,tonales. Hay slempre una
buena existenoia lie carros hesnos para Ia
vSnta.
Sc emplAa Ia mejor MADEIRA del pais, para
10 cual cueuta La faoclca con una ouena exis.
Lancla do elias.
LAS 6rdenss deben 6nviarse al dicho pro-
.,tesario an C.gnas Sucesores de QnsvedO =
Haas SUCES0REs De .ABARCA an esta Ca
pital. DO 10
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eRANqE$ fAlLERE$
de waqulaaria, Fundlelon. 0aldererla J uerretia
LOS sREs.
SOBRINOS DE PORTILI.A
SAN JUAN, PUERTo-RICO

JUAN,
gaaje
centgas
OALDERAS
de
edios tubao de h,ro fNndiao forbade
de cMaJqu6er taneuNo,
Sobrinos de PortiLa
CmM1 Portland
LADRILLOs Y TERRA REFRAOTARIA PARA FUEGO
IimRs accessories para Msquinistxas
Bombas
VENTILADORES
anaado; Pntus
Sc ofTecm tGmbi6n
Una mdqWn0 GuOn6h0G czbGL0s
LOS TALLERES DE FUNDIOION
&Fe8. SohFinoa de porta
aabddo Marina atAn nsaos .
VlSff0nSe lOs -GlichOS 1nllgreS,
dde dros pdblae
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MUERTOS reSQcitadOS

: .MOERTUS rGSQCltaQOS
Los numerosos enfermos que perdida todases
peranza de curaci6n Sc vieron al borde del sepul-
ero y lograron salvarse tomandO ell
Le0r balSanlcO de brea Veletal Or. Gonzalez
mas que otra cOsa parecen neWertOs reSWcltGdOs.
En veinte amos que cuenta de exstencja tan
pfeciOsO medicaM9ntO Sc han curadO mas de
C1ENTO CINCUENTA MIL
pefsonas que padecfan del pecho, de la garganta,
de la vejiga de impurezas de Ia sangre.
Ell remedio mas popular de Cuba, el que ha
logrado acreditarse desde el cabo de San Antonio
hasta la punta de Maisf, Ell
Iic0r balls de brea Vejetal del
DIR. GONZALEZ,
porque ningdn otro medicamento, nacional ex-
tranjere, efcaz como 81 para la curaci6n de
las tosos agudAs cr6nicas, garrasperas, ronque-
ras, p6rdida do la VOC, irrtaciones de garganta
pecho, cataTros, bronquitis, grippe, tsis incpien-
Para cembatir el asma ahogo es la medicina
por excelencia, asf como para el reumatismo, gotta
y NAL de piedra.
tan la pebre humanidad, los huiOs del dido de
la uretra, cuando no tienen por causa el contagio
desaparecen con el uso del AICNR BALSAMiCO
DE BREA VEJETAL DEL DR. GuNZALEZ
Los escrufulosOs cuyOa est6mag0s rec ,azan
d aceito dc bacalao y Las emulsiones, deben acn-
dir al LICOR DE BREA DEL DR. GONZALEZ !;
mi como los que padeCen de granos, her pea plea
10nes, nagas, 6lceras en- general de cualquiera
otra efecci6n ue La piel.
Ell lCor oalSamlcO dc OCea Vegetal del Dr.. GONZALEZ
purifca la sangre, despeja la cabeza, hace engor.
dar, da sueno tranquilo produce buen humor.
FARFULLEROS YMALANDRINES
de distntos lugares han imitado ell LTCOR DE
BREA DE GONZALEZ hasta compuesto otros
con nombres parecld0s para sorprender al publico
dandole cato por hebre. Eli pdblco debe tener
tnuchc cuidade y 81 compxar 81 LICOR DE BREA
1ebe pedir 81 legitimo, 81 que cura, que es el que
nrepaEA al DIR GONZALEZ On Ia
ROTICA DE SAN JOSE,
oAle dc Aguiar n: log, Habana. que ae vende
en todas las drogueG1as botlsaA de Las IAlas d.
Cuba Puerto Rico: 1915
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Et5cGs y poderoso re,sedio para las emfetme-
dGdes del pecho.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-08
DIED.

GREAT BARGAINS in fine Shoes at
L. Y. BLoND's.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

..r#.#. .-n- ASoA a.r....-.
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
j. S. Paxton, of Parkersbug, is at the
Mcclure House.
Henry 0. Talbot, the banker, Of
Charleston, is at the Windsor.
Harry Z. Alexander, the Little Wash
IN gton editor was here yesterday.
Mrs. W. Heermans, Of Kingwood,
registered yesterday at the Windsor.
Ham Hcatherington, Of Point Pleas
ant, O., dlned yesterday at the stamm
House.
Fred A. Hodgson, advance agent of
the After Dark" company, is at the
Windsor.
Thomas L.. Daley, OF Warrington, and
!. |. Randall, OF Shinnston, are at the
Stamm House.
Mr.. William Fl. linn, of Boston, ar
rived at the Windsor last night for a
stay OF two days. z
United States Collector A. E. White,
of Parkersburg, and his wife, are regis
AZ. wan.
MI NJ. nllliain ". ~ uoerlnS' Oh North
morning from New Orleans, where he
had been attending the Mardi Gras.
P. B. Dobbins, the banker, left last
night, via the B. g. O., for Hot Springs,
alh' ~ was OUT yesterday Tor the
htst'inie al'cr q severe sPeii OF sickness.
Mr.. George o. Johns, who has been
ill with the typhoid fever at the Wheel
ing hospital for some weeks, is rapidly
commissioning, and will probably DO out
Thowos Moxwon i crarn u,
Anderson, OF Goodville, and John P.
Mern, OF Clarksbnrg, We're among the
west Virglnians registered at the st.
o",'t0s no.oi yes'o'o"y'
s,rn ts' .1 hieu w.. Hnu uaugnter,
- I 'erI os.e i; toI NeMaih, ", 70
i ia,hor can roe ' sm ~ -aih. seymour $
Ia. o;n v1S;nu 9"y tie, viz EcLeo[Alea
nas o.snss ''>tn '~'t', o's'iy u us oirtn
'os'o
George slemaker and &C. McCor-
mick, Of slstersVliie, W. i. Johnson, of
Long Meacll, ". NJ. Brittien, OF Sisters
VINO, VA. hlncald, OF Cameron, and
Charies Burkam, OF Amos, were among
the west plrglnlans registered yester-
day at the Bchler.
Mrs. Kate matchmaking was
expected to return home yesterday, but
o letter was received by Mr.. George X.
Wheat, her father, stating that she had
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-. ....H. |.. H#" -#.". ...".
Dixon was spokesman for tho petition
crs, and there was at times n good deal
OF lilc In tho discussion. 1t was dcvol-
oped that the law required that special
viewers be appointed In such cases, and
tho petition was therefore referred to
three viewers appointed by tho chair.
Petitions from Il. NJ. Bonar, W. i.
North, w. NJ. Dunlap and Ward and
Giles were also again taken up and re-
ierred in the SAINT way. Tho same
course was taken with regard to 4
bridge asked for by Mr.. McCammon.
A new floor was ordered for tho Full!
ton bridge.
Tho commissioners TO revalue tho
real estate in tho county asked tho
board to recommend that their full pay
be given them. Tho law allows but
four hundred dollars each, while both
men had worked enough days Ia. earn
over $500 each. Tho limit OF 800 per
assessor is not reasonable, being too
much for some counties ind too little
Tor Others.
Tho committee on finance reported
bills amounting to $544.04, which were
ordered paid. Sheriff Stoonrod re-
turned county orders paid by him to
the amount OF Sl4, 040. 05, which, having
boon found correct, were placed to his
credit. Tho sheriff also returned gen.
eral school fund orders paid by him to
tho amount Of 81, 03l.35, and he was
credited with the same.
An ordinance to appropriate $500 to
tho court house account was passed.
Tho committee on poor house and
farm recommended bills amounting in
the aggregate to 81, SO, which were
ordered paid. Supplies for tho follow
Ing month were allowed as per list pro-
sontcd. The supcrintendent's report
for February shows A white malc in
mates, q white females, l colorod male;
total inmates, ~. No births and two
deaths. General condition OF inmates
and property good.
1t was decided to fix Thursday OF each
week US visiting day at the inarmary
for persons desiring to see the inmates,
tho hours to be from 10a M, to 4 D. m.,
and that no prostitutes or other dis.
reputable characters be admitted to the
iniirmary at any time as visitors with
out tho written order OF tho ovcrscer Of
the poor for the district in which per-
sons reside. An inventory of tho
personal property OF the inGrmary was
presented, and ordered filed.
The committee on court house and
jail reported bills amounting 10 $226.G5,
which were ordered paid. On recon-.
mendation the bid OF Murray Bros.
Tor making q change in the location'of
tho water in the new Jail, as recon-
mended by Architect Giesy for 81, 40,
was adopted.
The committee on roads and bridges
recommended bills amounting to
S057.14, which were ordered paid.
Clerk Pcndleton's monthly. report
was received and filed, showing the
following balances to various districts:
Triadelphia, $500 SIS; Richland, 1857 IA;
Liberty $3.50 SO; Richie, Sis 4G. The
bonds OF the various road surveyors
were received and filed.
l. L. Kimberly's bond as Justice Of
the peace was received and accepted.
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THE TUNNEL PROJECT
Laid Before tho Board OF County
Commissioners Yesterday
BY A COMMITTEE OF7HE CITIZENS
Who aro Interested in its Success.
Voting Places Chosen for the New
Prccincts..-.rhe Routine Business,
and n Spirited Discussion Of Road
Matters.

Tho regular monthly session OF tho
Board Of County Commissioners ycster-
day was tho longest on record for years.
1t Is 4 rarc thing in recent days for n
meeting TO run into the afternoon at all,
but yesterday tho board did not got
done till after 8 o'clock.
The most interesting matters that en-
gagged tho attention OF tho commission
crs were tho scheme 10 construct a tun-
mel under Wheeling hill, the fixing Of
the voting places for tho new precincts,
and an interesting road fight.
In reference 10 the tunnel project
4 petition signed by about two
hundred prominent men was presented,
1eciting chat intercourse between the
city OF Wheeling and the county is
greatly hindcrcd and impedcd for want
Of 4 direct highway OF easy grade to
allow ingrcss and egress from the city.
We are convinced thata highway enter
ing the city by way OF q proper tunnel
under Wheeling hill would greatly nd
vance the interests OF both city and
county, and that the benefits to be de-
rived would be much greater than the
expense incurred. Such tunnel could
be made an easy grade that would be OF
immense value to the public. We pre-.
fer to leave the location to you to deter
mine on such survey and route as your
engineer may find practical and con
v~enicnt. Your petitioners respectfully
ask that you mako due inquiry into this
proposition, making such surveys rs
may DO necessary, and If it shall be
found, as we doubt not it will, to be to
the interest OF the public, that the work
DO undertaken and completed.
Mr.. J. Dallas Ewing was present re-
presenting the petitioners, and he brief
ly but forcibly and clearly pointed out
the advantages OF the proposed tunnel.
On motion Of Mr.. Hall, n committe of
five members was appointed to investi-
gate and report on Tho matter. Mossrs.
Hall, Bates, McGregor, Koch and BIay-
ncy we're a%ppointee, and on Mr.. Halls
motion tho president was added to the
committee.
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LOCAL,
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
tho City.

tho City.
COUNCIL meets this evening.
TnE GRAND this evening-''U and l."
OPERA HOUSE this ovening-"Ole OF.
son."
THE Council committee on markets
did not got n quorum last evening.
JOHN RorHERMoND was arrested Yes.
to-day by Officer Dovlin for disordorly
conduct.
YESTERDAY was another perfect day in
spite Of n combination Of tho prophets
on behalf OF rain.
Bill NyE's funny face and head orna.
ments tho dead walls, coupled with an
nouncements OF tho coming OF "Tho
Cadi' Saturday night.
Mn. II. B. GRIMM has broken ground
for three nice residences on tho corner
Of Seventeenth and EoF streets, east Of
tho Atlantic engine house.
NEXT Monday and Tuesday evenings
Agnes Huntington and her opera COM
pany will appear at the Opera House,
presenting two now operas.
THE brick industry opensu up we'll this
spring. Crozicr Brothers have already
contracts for over 100000; $4,000 OF
these 20 to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tribune.
MR ANDREW RAY, the elocutionist,
has consented to recite at tho NIuhle-
man benefit concert on March 10. Tho
full programme will BIO made up to-mor-
row.
THE board Of public works pay roll
for street cleaning for tho two weeks
ending last Saturday night shows that
sixty-tivo men were employed in this
work, and that they earned together
1913 81.
THE wandering minstrols entertained
tho guests Of the Mcclure House last
evening in the lobby. Two fiddles and
a harp made up tho band and played
good music.
j. a. GREENFIELD has been unable to
settle with the Wheeling ieweler who
bought the gold cases. OF his watch
found on tho Garden farm last week,
and a suit may result.
THE Dorcas society OF the Third Pres
byterian church will give q supper ut
tho church on Saturday evening. The
proceeds will be. devoted to cleaning
and painting tho church.
A MAILER called at the INrELLrGEScER
Office last evening and stated that there
is no truth in the statement to the eff
feet that tho ~nailers at the Top mill will
accept q reduction OF wages.
MEssRs. Hartong and McFadden were
busy yesterday estimating the loss on
the buildings proper OF Donaldson,
Lewis & Co. livery joist, board and
brick has to DO accounted for.
D. CARTER LIST yesterday qualified as
executor of the last will and testament
Of Benjamin Fisher, deceased, giving
bond in the sum OF $4,000, without
surety, none beingrequired by the terms
of the will.
ApARrY will be given this evening at
tho Wheeling Cyclers' hall in honor OF
Mrs. Frank Rinehart, who is about 10
leave for Philadelphia to join her hus-
band, who is employed there. The
Opera House orchestra has been en-
gagged.
PRESIDENT J.. R. McCoRrSEY, Of the
Bellaire nail works, is able to DO at tho
office now and was there yesterday look
ing after the business. That company
is filling up all the commons just east
OF the present works, and are driving
piling along the edge OF Indian Run to
protect the bank. They will soon have
three or four acres more Of building
ground.
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90 DOZEN Zinc French China Plates n.
greatly reduced pricos This week, ut
3aS l. e.. niLLOS & CO.'S
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WEISEER-On Monday morning, March 4, 1892,
at II 80 O'Clock, HANNAH, wife OF John Weis.
ner, deceased, in the nth year Of her ase.
Funeral from her late residence, No. $500 Alley
D., on Wednesday afternoon ut 2 o'clock.
Friends Of the family invited. Intcrmont at
Rcd Mons Cemetery. .
LIppHARDT-At Martins Ferry, O., on Sunday,
March 0, 1892, ut 9 p. IN, of pneumonia,
BERTHA. youngest daughter of William and
Louisa %Llpphavdt, aged 2 years and 9 months.
The funeral will take place from tho family resi-.
denco to-day Tuesday at 2 p. m. In,erment
at Riverview Cemetery.
GIBsON-on Saturday evening, March g.. 1892, at
8 o'clock, GEORGE H.. GIBSON.
Funeral services from his late residence, No. Il
North York street, on Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock. Friends Of family IN vited TO at
tend. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery
private.
GRIMM-On Sunday, March 6, 1899, at 8 o'clock
u m, Fl:EDENIcl. GRIMM, In tho 73d year Of
his aSe,
Funeral from his late residence, No. II East
Twentieth street, Tuesday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. Friends OF tho family invited to
attend. ln,erment at Red Mems Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-08

Thy a Strawberry and compare it
with any other. They aro not in it,
you will say.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-08

Many persons are unable to sleep on
their loft side. The cause has long been
q puzzle TO physicians. Metropolitan
papers speak with great interest oflDr.
Franklin Miles, the eminent Indiana
specialist inneryous and heart diseases,
who has proven that this habit arises
from a diseased heart. He has exam
ined and kept on record thousands of
cases. His Now Heart Cure, a wonder
Jul remedy, is sold ut Logan Drug Cos.
Thousands testify to>its value rs a cure
for Heart Diseases. Mrs. Chas.' Benoy,
Loveland, Colo, says its effects on her
were marvellous. Elegant Book on
Heart Disease free. oS 4
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a ROAD FIGHT.

mo iionttne i'usiness Done by tho
commissioners Yesterday.
a large part of the afternoon session
was taken up with the consideration Of
r0Suons for roads or ~relocatioinls, and
,"e reports on these by the road and
r'iusS committee. A number Of persons
wing along the road from Clinton to
r "sst Liberty petitioned to have a short
tSro made BY relocating a part OF the road
mnoush the farm OF Ninian Bcall; Tho
Bo "'niAattee favored the petition, but Mr..
Y was present to resist, and Mr.. I.
''o"es also appeared Tor him. Mr..
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NOTES ON
Stage OF Wntor and Movements OF Goats
The uyor interests,

staBo OF Wntcr anu lIoVefncnts OF Eonts.
Tho Isiyor Interests. M
The river was falling at midnight,
with 0 feet 10 inches in the channel.
Brownsville-10 feet and falling;
cloudy. Thermometer As.
Morgantown-6fcet 6 inches and fall
ing;'clear and cool.
Warrcn-2 feet; clear and mild.
Tho steamer Andes passed up for
Pittsburgh yesterday.
To-day tho steamer Keystone State
will pass down for Cincinnati ut s a.
m.-Tho Hudson is the Pittsburgh
packet and will leave to-day on time.
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Harry Crider, y printer who came
here n week or two ago, and worked a
few days on the Register, took sick and
was sent to the Wheeling hospital bv
the Typographical Union. lie died
there yesterday. Iie was single and
lived in Philadelphia. His disease was
typhoid fever.
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SEE WHERE 0 VOTE.

VI a ~ L iskSSS ~ klkC y
Precincts.
At tho meeting OF the Board OF Coun-
ty Commissioners yesterday, the places
of voting in the different, new precincts
was fixed by ordinance, as follows:
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
!. Ziegler & Co.'s meat shop, No. 205
Main street.
:. Shoe shop, Ale Main street.
3. Shoe shop, 517 Main street.
4. Vigilant engine house,aup stairs.
5. Grocery, SIS Market street.
6. Corner Market street and; Cumber-
land road.
Z. Fulton hose house.
MADISON DISTRICT.
!. Hallin Second ward Market house.
., Hope hose house, Eleventh street.
8. Room in residence Of Mrs. Some
field, l07S McColloch street.
4. Entry clerks Office in fair grounds.
5. Democratic wigwam, corner South
York and Virginia streets, Island.
6. Island hose house.
7. Luken's ware house, North Broad
way.
S. Room in Peter Claus grocery, Ill
Zane street. Est
CLAY DISTRICT.
l. St. Charles hotel.
.. Office OF old Jail.
3. Corner Woods and Fifteenth
streets.
4. Bascmentof Simpson NJ. E. church.
D. Room in house, No. 22lMcColIoch
street.
UNION DISTRICT.
l.. Col. Arnett's office. :
:. Fosters shoe shop, 1916 Jacob
street.
5. Room in house No. 1913 Woods
street. l'2
4. $50 Seventeenth street.
o. Bishops hall, 1873 Eighteenth street.
u. Wire works, 17l7 Eotf street.
CENTRE DISTRICT.
l. Upstairs room in hook and ladder
house.
:. 2l4S Main street.
8. 22l7 Main street.
4. 2239 Main street.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
J.. 5. Z. corner Alley 20 and Market
street.
.. S. E. corner Alley 20 and EoF
street,
8. N. L. corner Market and Twenty.
fifth streets.
i. S. W. corner EoT and Twcnty.6ftb
s'feess'
sovon NJ W. corner Market and: Twenty
u, ). L. orn Twenty-seyenth and
ECU streets.
5 3a ao4r S,a y Darner shop.
-'V' NlcCoiioch street.
RICHIE DISTRICT.
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Now is the time to take a good tonic
medicine. Hood'ssarsaparilla possesses
the greatest merit, and is a popular
fayorite. 10
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DON'T fail to attend tho annual Grand
China Snle at T. G. Dillon e. Co.'s this week,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-08

N. RE1LLY's Pure Leaf Lard from
hogs OF our own killing, No talloR nor
other authorizations.
Middletown transcript., 1892-03-17
tween two units of valoe confused of

tween two units of value composed of
different and distinct metals.
''Surely reconsideration ofthe conse-
quences of pressing such measure to
hasty decision demands careful con-
templation-and the people are entitled
to have question so pregnant with
lasting and profound Importance to
them and their posterity submitted to
their calm and well-informed judge
ment.
PARTY FAITH AND PATRIOTIC DUTY
II would be unfait6ful to my party
afiliation, and unmindful of my duty
to my country, if I did not now beg
Democratic advocates. of free silver
coinage to beware lest by their action
they impair and weaken public conf
dence in the wisdom and conservatism
of the organization of which they are
members, and thereby increase the dam
gers and evils of the continued ascen-
dancy and control of a political party
proven by its record in the last Con-
gress to be sectional in its objects and
purposes, mercenary throughout its
organization--and regardless of the con-
stitution of our government whenever
power is to be obtained or perpetuated
by its violation"