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Boston, May a.-The Boston Bar asso-
cations petition for the disbarment of
Lawyer !. f. Sawyer Of this city was dis
missed after hearing by Justice Bond
In the superior court
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CINCINNATI, May 3--Jacques n Adult
was arrested here. He Is wanted in Vienna
Tor forgery amounting to 100000 on Russo
= Co. Adult had been arrested In Chicago,
but escaped last Saturday.
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To Cost aaS.OOo

BRATrLEBoRo, Vt May 3.-The contract
for building the addition to the insane
asylum at Waterbury, the administration
building, chapel and kitchen, has been
awarded c. W. Rogers Of Brandon. the
price being $685. .0O0
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Conc0rd's Valuation.

CONCORD, N. H., May 3-The total VAL
uation OF taxable property in the city of
Concord this year is l0,s9O 900, and the
tax rate sl.95 per sl00.
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Husband Caused Her Desth.

HoLLIsToN, Mass, May 3.-Mrs. w. A.
Barrows died yesterday from burns caused
by lighted lamp, alleged to have been
thrown at her March 10 by her husband,
who is now in Cambridge jail awaiting the
June term of the superior court
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wholesale p.sttr6t,op 81 r,.h.

KEENE, N. H., May 8.-The enclosure In
the state fish Matching house on Beech
Hill was broken into and the water turned
of, destroying 10000 trout and other fry,
which were to be distributed this month.
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Latest About Boosn.

NEW YORK, May 8-Edwfn Booth, &C
cording to his attending physicians, is still
improving, and they assert he will recover.
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was seen that New York and Chicago were
evenly matched. Washington and st.
Louis were not factors. The east was
pitted against the west. What campaign
IL wasi Chicago won. All the reasons why
have never been mnde public-never will
be, The sRperior epsrEyand stronger pub
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Ev.rett,s Plurality Il. rortx-s,,

Everetts Plurality 10 Forty-Six.
BosToN, May 3.-The recount of votes in
the Seventh congressional district, com.
pleted yesterday, elected DR.. William Ev-
erett by plurality of %6 votes.
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BosroS, May a--All the large creditors
ef the atkinson House Furnishing com
banv have accepted . plan of settlement
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No II. ROCK RUIN. Mrs. Ann s. stephens
No. is LORD LIsLE's DAUGHTER. Charptts
No. ~ The ARMoRER OF TYRE sylvanus
No. 90. MR GnFn's LOVE STORY. George
Fo. 2i. A SC .RLET SIN. Florence Marryat
No. 22. THE SEA MING. Captain Marryat
NO. "a. Mr.. NELSON'S WILL n. Rider Hae-
No. sa JENNY HARLowE. w. Clark Russell
No. 20. BEAT0N'S BA RGAIN. Mrs. Alexander
No. "a, THE sQUIRE's DARLING. Charlotts
No. ss = The RUSSIAN Gypsy. Alexander pu-
No. 20. THE WANDERING HEIR. Charles
No so. FLOWER AND WEED. NJ. T.. Braddon.
No. 81; NO THoROUGHFARE. Charles Dickens
No. -. THE GREAT HoGGARTY DIAMOND.
w. NJ. Thackeray.
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Soap

The skin ought to be
clear; there is nothing
strange in a beautiful face.
If we wash with proper
soap, the skin will be open
and clear, unless the
health is bad. A good
skin is better than a
doctor.
The soap to use is
Pears; no alkali in it. It
is perhaps the only soap
in the world with no al
kali in it.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists;
v sorts of people use it.
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.eaibarine,

for removing fruit, wine and ink
stains or mildew the most un-
equalled article in the market for
that purpose.
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A full line of UNLAUNDERED
SHIRTS. made in the best manner,
with handmade buttonboles, o fine
shape and good-fitting shirt, 5Oc.,
7Jc. and 800; the best value we
have been able to show.
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other, and that the Gospel here
preached has been SAVIOUR OF life unto
life. This marks the only true success
in chnrch building.
DURING HIS MINISTRY.
The years to the speaker have seemed
short because pleasant. What have
been my labors you know, but what
they have cost, what have been the
anxieties, the burdens, weariness and
weakness Of spirit. you will feel little
interest it, knowing. They are such ~
are common to those who have the same
duties to perform and responsibilities
to bear. have been sustained through
out BY your confidence and kindly SYM
patty. Few men in the ministry have
enjoyed such constant evidence OF good
will on the part oil their Pensioners
and friends in this community as my:
self; the repeated manifestations OF
thoughUplHess, sympathy and good viii
have touched mc deeply, and whatever
God may have tor me in the future you
may be assured that tho ties knit up
through the long association between
US will never be DESTROYED.
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cI,gArEsr EXPECTATIONS



Ora Young ntitn.
Tho absence Of Joseph Glenn" from
Bellairo Tor several days past has given
some uueasinoss to number OF people
and q few OF them have lost small sums
Of money; moro are disappointed in the
lost hope OF large sums. He came here
ten days ago and announced that he
would opea ladies' furnishing store
and wanted to employ about twenty
young ladies and halt dozen young
men. lie rented 3 room from Il. Wn-a-
man and gave his note for $500, payable
in thirty days. He had Il sign painted
Joseph Glenn 4 Co."
He looked for money that never came
and finally induced j. Il. Crawford to
endorse sight draft on Isaac Rosen-
baum, Cleveland, o., for Si20. Craw-
ford did it and "Glenn" got the money
and paid Crawford SIS OF it. Tho bank
thought something might be wrong and
teicgraphed to Cleveland. Word came
that Isaac Rosenbaum was not known.
Crawford had to make good the Sl2O,
but he caught Glenn IN time to make
him disgorge. lie expressed surprise
but showed no alarm and said he might
have mistaken the bank he dealt at, but
all the time held ont the idea that he
was the one being imposed upon, He
owed several small sums and had hired
several people, one young lady in
Wheeling giving up 4 good position as
n type writer 10 take similar place
with Glenn Il Co., at SO per month.
All his promises were to pay prince!y
salaries. He LETT last Thursday, but
said lie woGId be back Saturday, ond
make his business 20, as lie had gone
too far to drop it even ii his partner
went back on him. Saturday came,
but Glenn did not. Nobody is out
much and the lesson ia worth what it
cost to most OF the losers and the disap-
pointed.
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THE Rns1GNArroN nEAp.
Rev. L. II. Dornblaser w!Il Leave About
December /.

Rev. L. II. Dornblascr W!Il Leave About
December /.
At the regular forenoon service at the
English Lutheran church yesterday the
resignation OF Rev, E, Il. Dornhlaaer as
pastor was read, also the following
letter accompanying it:
To he Counrii or tie First Es1list EplnGe'ieai
Luthcrm ChaTh Of Wheeling, w. Va.
DEAR BEErHRES:-i herewith most
respectfully tender my resignation rs
pastor OF this church to take effect upon
4 date to be hereafter fixed by our
mutual consent not sooner than Nov
ember S0th, nor later than December
3lst, 1898, in order to enable me to ac-
cept call to the pastorato OF the Sec.
ond Lutheran church Of Springfield,
Ohio.
In rendering you this resignation l
desire to say that it has not been caused
By any trouble or unpIeasantness OF
any kind or degree from the church l
have served in the fear OF God for the
pas; twelve years. But solely from Il
consciousness OF entering larger field
OF usefulness in n new pastoratc where
can posses u very material advantages
Tor myself and my family beyond what
is possible here 1t will be with deep
felt sorrow that We separate ourselves
from our people here with whom We
have lived so pleasantly, and who have
shown US so many tokens OF their
esteem and love.
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The large building No. 1851 Main
street, between Tenth and Eleventh,
near Bridge Place. has boon leased for
ten DAYS 10 close out the entire stock OF
fine Taller Made Clothing. This stock
is from large factory, which, on &C
count OF the stringency OF the money
market, were compelled to assign for
the benefit OF their creditors. This
mammoth stock has been removed into
the large building, No. 1851 Main
street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
and sill be retailed at one-third OF APP
praised value. This sale will continue
ten days only. This great assIgnce's
sale is under the management OF the
famous Chicago Auction and Commits
sion Company, whose reputation for
honesty and square dealing is above
reproach. An iron.Ciud guarantee goes
with every purchase. ii desired. Every
article mentioned i'll this document
warranted as represented, or money
refunded. This mountain OF goods
consists Of Mems, Boys aud Children's
SHIFTS and Overcoats. which will be
offered ut less than the cost OF manu-
igcture, as the sale must positively close
in ten days. A few sample prices:
Mems all-wool Suits, worth $ll, only
So "a Mems fine CASHMERE Suits.
worth Sl5 50, only s. r. Mons fine
Dress Suits, worth SIS so. only So OS.
Mems fine Corkscrew Suits. worth
So 80, only 50 9S. Mems stylish pants,
worth So, only 81 u. Mems all-wool
pants, worth s.. only Csc. Boys wool
suits, worth So 70, only 81 "a. Children's
Suits, worth 81 %, only So cents. Re-
member there arc thousands OF differ
ent styles aud qualities too numerous
to mention at proportionately low
prices. 5000 Mems and Boys Over
coats, from 81 upwards. All goods
marked in plain figures, strictly one
price aud no deviation. The building
is now closed to arrange this great
Panic Sale, which begins Wednesday,
November s, at 9:45 a. m. Positively
no one allowed in the building and no
goods sold until Wednesday, November
S, at 0:45 a. m. Merchants vii! find it
interesting to attend this sale, as the
goods will be offered at less than one
half their value. Don't fail to attend
this great Sacrifice Sale. This great
Panic Sale OPENS Wednesday, Novem-
Der s, 1898, ut 9:4j 4. M. Don't miss it.
Such chance only comes once in n
lifetime. Don't forget, only ten days.
Look Tor the Big Red Signs, Panic Sale,
No. 1851 Main street. Wheeling, W. Va.
Bring this bill with you. II. G. Ed
wards, OF Chicago, conductor OF the Bale.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
E1RUsTEEs SALE.

By virtue Of n deed of trust made by Gustav
A. Stucliy and Clara, his wife, TO the unlcRlgu.
ed as trustee, dated tho 18th dry OF Febrnnry
1890 and recorded In the clerks Office oil tho
County Court OF Ohio county. Wcst Virginia. In
Deed Oi Trust Bool; M. %, page 49, will sell at
public auction az the north front door OF the
Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, THE jTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1895,
commencement 10 o'clock n IN. tho following
described property. that IS 10 say: Pwenty.fo
feet OIL the north part OF the south halves OF lots
numbered one hundred aud forty.uine and one
hundred and fifty, situate IN that part Of the
City OF Wheeling, rs hid or BY OrlOH A. Zane on
Wheeling Island, and known rs the OriOl ~
Zanc's addition to said city. Plat Of which Is
recorded In the Office OF tho Cier; OF the County
Court OF Ohio county IN Deed hook No. 80 pngc
"a. said property 20 be sold having 'front.' of
twcuty-iour feet on South Broadway and run.
ming back an equal width at Right angles to said
street tho depth ni one hundred feet.
This property is high ground, on Which Is
cottage house OF four or five rooms No, ~ Sonth
Broadway, between Virginia and Ohio streets.
TERMS or SALE:-OnC-thigd OF the purchase
money and rs much more ~ the purchaser may
elect "a pay cash. the residue iH one yeRr ifam
day OF snlo. with interest, purchaser TO give his
note With approved security for the deferred
payment, and the title TO be retained til 10 is
paid J, D. EWING, Trustee
W. Il. uALLEG, AuclloaeeE oc,5
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AT ST, LUlIA's CHURCH
Bishop Bod Vincent breaches an Ell
Iuunt Sermon.

on,nt sermoD,
1,,,i,,'. .ui,,,,r Nd v;,cnrt of
i1"S' eE'''','s +'''''0p :,
ONO, preached at st. I'uEes /. L.
church on the Island. The church
wos wall filed and thc sermon listened
.t,nor,I,o,t
~ VIII . VuD'G's1 cir"y,ron in oncn.
nc "i4t'Hh it'.'s" H. rofr,,r
ihk Fe'iiaIHsn wa. i'o - ~ iS Ill
IRON spe'sN'"T .. 'i ia.t Uao lad ,iyrn
~ VIC NJ NJ, 49,. 81 ,'' 10, ohnrch had
nm my icS.Sr VI W. C ,mSr, - ,'a
cone i"uC'i tl' t'.o 'i'1'' -, - a ,,.as
church III Htl'' t""i!s, ! - , ",''Sn nc , %
grateful nc L'P"i'c W. VIC v Ho% a"i IL
bl'iHo ! o'eINiD' o. VS. - $3.50
now salelg OUT o. tn,.1 S"i''y H''' ho',nl
country; DE""'i, ~ va H9''t ,,o '"'P ,bn Tatc
.ot i1ns."n vs. ,ta -" Ii.%on. ~ CLira%o
meeting OF the bishops ~ C va, "a, .
tHe'e I'"u DeG" 80 ~, I'D ti,at
i've s"'e's :" wy "'s"nri -. - -
specla, prayers .lN' '''e'' '''1 '''0'e Oe0''
o!iGIeu up t ,. nun; 1T ~, .,,.,
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tuo "o"'su ppGplo >>"ti P't ,IaI, Y,io,nr,i
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inc 10! o. t"e ye" WIZ 80 i'sT ~ W." w.
70 "orsh'P N.Y. ~ tl'o 'e"'p'U hat.
lioIy Guy; ms Ivy vas oo,'r .'is"11ntI,
'e' t.l"!' I''''''G'S'l' ~, VIZ 20 Jai;,,ht
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Tue earning WIS eoi''ttSN ~ f''''i io', 80,
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Ilui4ted !h'S!ea'a u,I'i" es WIZ ~, ~"
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nome C"'tsttH'' M''o uTeSm G,''" =" W"
serve Tue H"OoatlI' "iH s"yS ite '', T,Me "
snip Hoe JUST US Wen Nv 'lHIiie' III
IS Out one 'eplE' 70 YOU ~" 800
carry out your 4uu" ~" "ot"mtp ~
nome 'sI IL il'ore llNeIy '''"v !T%
re'u Ihs'e't 'le"sP"Pct VI iio'u'
men tHero Is tno nan Gmo say II" "a"
"o.SH'P IIs' as Mu'' ou' ~ '',o C ,ot,,ro,
III Tue ne!u5 or Tue sFGYe' III hnt%ro -
ieo'. but 10 you Io,'ls Mo;sntP -
your spir4s oI!o Oh tn, Feioat'" IS WI, VI ~
hulH!FHt'ol VI lio t.''"E t' I, ,n,nis,
can tHls WY tell you u "ose' ' EH''S':
oil slh' oil CaIVary' o. t'lo Deuut'oS VI
holiness ana strength H.
/
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ANNIVERSARY SERMON
Preached by Rev DR.. swope at st.
Matthew's Yesterday.
HAS BEEN RECTOR FIFTEEN YEARS.

a Review of His Work in That Time.
"BuiIdcrs for God" His Appropriate
Theme and His Discourse Feeling
and Eloqucnt-Rew Mr. Dornbia-
ser's Resignation Read 20 His Con-
grcgation at tho English Lutheran
Church.
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"Reminiscences, SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

STATE OF WEST V1rGtNIA, ONO COUNTY, IS
In the Circuit Court for said county.
Louisa Eichcnborg and others,
Joseph we!shar and Others
by virtue OF decree made by said court in
the above entitled cause on the 7tn day OF DC.
tobcr. 1895. the undersigned appointed a special
commissioner for the purpose. viii sell AZ the
front door OF the Court Nousc OF said county on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1895,
commencing ut 10 o'clock II. IN. The following
described property, that r. TO say:
The south - feet OF lot numbered IN Church.
il's addition No. to the city Of Wheeling Ohio
county, West Virginia, fronting on the east side
al McColach street aud extending back bear.
ing an even width OF 70 feet aud binding on the
north line OF Eleventh street, the full depth Of
said lot with NIL the buildings aud HppuriC,
nances belonging 10 said ground, including the
right 10 use water from the pipes underlying
the ground adjoining on the north
TERMS ~ SALE-DnG'third and Us much more
rs the purchaser elects to pay In cash on the
day Of sale, the halIucc IA two equal install.
mcilts ut six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving his notes bearing interest from the day
Of sale for the deferred payments.
w. II. HNLLER, W. j. W. COWDEN.
Auctloneer Special Commissioner.
/ hereby certify that said special commits.
sIoner has given bond with security approved
By me rs required BY law
oolls JoaN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
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L. II. DoRUnLAsER.

u. IL l'ChuBLASER,
The church council alsoRnnounced
that it had accepted this resignation
with much reluctance and regret. Mr..
Dornblaser said yesterday that he
would not leave before Thanksgiving,
and desires to go to his new charge
soon after. The exact date OF the fare
well services has not yet been fixed.
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AssIcNEE'S SALE.

A SSIGNEES SALE OF HOTEL
N AND BAR ROOM FURNITURE AND
FiXTURES. ] hereby OhUr Tor safe the hOtei
aud bur ruom furniture and fixtures Of George
r. Wharton, contained IN the building located
at No 1912 Market street, in the city OF Wheel.
lug, West Virgiuiu. recently occupied by said
George T. Wharton ns hotel and bar room, ill-
clutIlng the lease on said building until April
/, 1925. J. y SOMAiERVlLLE.
oc:O Assignee oi George H. Wharton.
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A GENTS MAKE $500 A DAY
"A Greatest kitchen utcusIl ever invented. Re.
tails - cents. Two 20 six sold IN every house.
sample postage paid. five cents. FOlisliEE x
MCMAKiN, Cincinnati, o. OclsW
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WANTED.

MISUNDERSTANDING SALES
w MEN or have fine side line. BOUQUET
GIGAE co. LyMchbnrs Va. Og9l-
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ATLANTIC TEA co.
900 PRICE LIST oOe

GRADUATED Sugar, 20 pounds. 90
Standard A Sugar, 81 pouuds....... l 90
Light Brown Sugar, - pounds" l OO
Gloss Starch, pounds............." %
Rolled Oats, 7 pounds ...............". 20
Town Talk Soap, 10 bars..."...."". %
Higgins Standard Soap. 10 Bars. rs
Bartlett Pears, cans............".". %
New Raisens, pounds. ....,.......". %
Fresh Alaska Salmon. per can 80" 10
Petit John Food. Per Packago..... II
Gold Dust, Per Package ...........m %
Mail Pouch Tobacco, per pound. Is
New Currants, per pound......,..". D
Corn Starch, per pound......."... d
Carolina Rice, per pound......."... d
Clothes Pins. per dozen............" !
Carpet TacEs, ounces in box. l
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WANTED.

w
ella GS wo DER GERS
4 few more competent. sober workmcn VIII
be given employment at blowing. pressing, iiu-
ishing ana gathering. Steady work at good
wages guaranteed 60 good men. Applications
will be considered aud acted on In the order ~
which they arc received aud IN all eases should
state the position applicant Is best qualified 10
I'LL; references sc Apply IN person or by letter.
at once 10 any or all Of the following, viz:
K. !. JlEAIlN.
superintendent United States Glass Co., Tilln o.
D. C. JENKINS,
Superintendent u. 6. Glass Co, Gas city Indiana.
JOSEPH ANDERSON,
Gen Manager u. s Glass Co., Pittsburgh. Pa.
uClGa
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TnE great vegetable substitute for
pills is Simmons Liver Regulator, Cures
sick headache.
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
lTa9 Market Street. 0c!s
FOR SALE.

sl,IOO buysa four.roomed house on Virginia
street. Island. ...,,,
feet on South Pcnu street,
$500 buys n tcu,rO0mcd double hons. %"
South Broadway street
5000 buys uu clghtrOomed brick hoUa Oh
South Front street, ,..r
slOl1 buys tcn.raomed house, No ~ SoI
strrot-chcap. ..
$500 buys sGyon.roOmed new house VIII
all improvements on south trout sire.
SyJy and upwards buys tinc building lots
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TOR RENT.

EOR RENT.
No. POI Eolr street
One Nat, four rooms and bathroom, second
floor No. 2lOj EOil street.
One flat. four rooms. No &C Twenty third street.
Onollat. thrccrOoms, No. 2Tweuty-thirds street
Equipped with all modern Improvements,
jy22 F. H. LANCE.
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EoR RENT.
TESIRABLE
ITOR RENT.

bath room aud hall. SIS % per month. Second
floor. No 1902 Main street, SIX rooms, bath room
npd hall, S3j-per month. Third floor No lOj5
Main street, four rooms and hall, so per month.
Large basement barber shop, corner MINI and
Tenth streets Sg5 per month. All immediate
pOsseSslop, JAMES L. IIAWLEY.
snIl Ng0 Main Street
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VUANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
w attending night school. position IN Office
or store during day, With wages sufficient to pay
board and washing. Address H. care this
office OclS
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READ srrrEL & CO.'S ad.

'ALr-AN'!ALF, Smiths fine porter and
cream ale, the best drinl; at this season.
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A GENTs--HOW WOULDYOULIKE
"a to make $50 before Xmas" We can put
you IN the way, and will prove 1t or forfeit S5OO
this announcement mny be Your stepping stone
10 Il fortune II taken advantage OF at once. Ad-
dress MANUFACTURERS, Box jjOs, Boston,
Mass moi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-06

FOR sALE.-Real estate OF every doscrlp-
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-06

Yesterday was something OF an ami
versary day at St. Matthews, being the
Sunday which marks the fifteenth ami
versary of Rev. DR.. h. Rush Swope's
rectorship. Or. swope was installed
November /, 1878. Since then the debt
OF the church, amounting to $4,000 has
been paid oil and handsome rectory
built. st. Lukcs on the Island, was or
ganized by members Of St. Matthews,
and has become seli.supporting and
prosperous. a mission chape! has been
erected at Elm Grove and is fIourishlng.
In the years covered by DR.. swopo'sree-
torship St. Matthews has raised $ll6,-
2S7.7z.
DR.. swope soon became interested in
every good work that could contribute
to the welfare OF the community. lie
was one Of the founders OF the Young
Mems Christian Association in this city
and chairman Of the temporary organ
ization. lie was one OF the organizers
and the first president Of tho Home Tor
Fricldless Women.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-06
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BUILDING LOTS AT Big BARGAINS.

Gu O. g me- Z TN III !,
ocSO 800 MARKEr STREET.