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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07
AN INGENUE OF THE SIERRAS.
n, bret nar's
ron run SUNDAY GAZETTE.
tcopyrIrIa. 1sal. by Bret IIarel

and held il for her to dnd IT,. AID Il
wns lust AS we were crosslu through ihn
brush. too. / saw The hull ihinE through
ihe window. far ! wi- hanging over 10"
wheels with siy gun reads FOR acilon'
And It wasn't M lau't OF Judge ihonil'
shown Us np aud got n a Slot from The
Bill gave short rruht but drove
slpndly on without further comment OF
even turning bis eyes to the speaker i.
We were now not more than d mile
from the station NJ fte crdr@ roads where
we were 20 change horses The lights
ALREADY rlimmorad In the distance, aud
there was faint suggestion OF the COM
Ing dawn on the slnnui;s II The rldgr 20
the west. W. lad plunged inio q bet
Of timber when suddenly horscman
emerged al Sham rnmicr from q tfail
that seemed 10 Ne parallel with our own;
We were all slightly stared Nnba Bil'
alone pfcapfying bis moody calm,
"IlnlloT' he said
The stranger wheeled TO our side ~
Bill slnchened bis speed lie seemed 10
be- "pirkor" or freight mulctcer
"Yo didn't yet held up un the
diyideY continued Bill, chcerfiilly
NO" returned he packer with q
laugh; 81 don't carry treasure But l
see you're an right toe. saw yon cross
"Saw usY' said BIN, SHARPLY I'VE
had our lights out
YES, bW there was sIfhln' Wliie-a
handkerchief or d womnn's veil reckon
hangin' from the window II was only
u mpyin' ep0t ngin Tho hillsde,hut ~ ]
was lookln' out fot ye ! knew " was you
10y thai Good NIGHT
He canirrcd away We tried 10 look
nj each o'hcf's faces, and OF BINS eS
preston In thn ilHrluess, hut h. neither
spoke nor stirred mlil he threw down the
rrinH WHEN we stopped before the station.
The passengers quickly descended from
the Roof thn erptrlsnian wac about To
follow, I'M Bill nucked his sleeve.
I'm going Ia tikc u lOpk aver this yer
singc aud these yer passengers with yo
afpre we start
"Wm. whht's upf
We'll said Bll siowll diseugaglng
himself from unn VI his enormous gloves,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

As,onishmcut he replied. ''lt 'ud be only
neck aud neck rure which would yet
10 h-ll first he said ,mlc;ly Bul W.
were rrllryclrlOr lir had spokrul
Almost simultaneously tho wider turn.
pike began 10 glinlncr family as a Visi.
bic ifnOs before ". the wayslde trees
fell oui If ltc upcned up nul dropped
on Que after another. we We're On the
broader tablelund. out pt danger, ntdl
nppawnily uhpcrcilyel aud nipuiHupd
Nevertheless IL the conversation that
lroke pnt again with the rrllghiins of
TIM lauips aud The eninturnts. cnngratn.
lati1ne aud rcminiwrnrrs lint We're free
~ exehangel, Nnha i'm nr1rtryed Ills
ssitisliia ard even resent lll Silence. The
nH,N generous pfalsp ~ lis SKIN and
cuuragp nwokC npercsIHnse. II reckon
the Old hhn waz just spin for lisht,
aud ~ nrlin tlsalliolntisl.N said q
passenger But tlo.e whn Knew that
Bill had the irnc lighters seorn Tor Any
purely l'1rpnscess conflict were mare or
less concerned aud WBtphfnl of lilo.
He would drive steadily for four VI i've
.ininuisr with ihauslhfnlly knitted
brpws but eyes still kreuly ohseryanl
undcr his slpuehrd hat, aud th,4i relax.
lux his strained attitude, would give
way 20 moment Of imImticni-s you
nint uneasy about nnyiltlng BILL are
your asked thr r1prrasnan rpnhden,
tally Illll lificd his eyes with slightly
contrnptunus surprisr ~ Not ab1ni
anything 10 snmc lis what be-,
happ~ned That / don'f exactly sale
don't srr no signs NJ iilmOn's gang ever
hnyin bOon OUT ai al, Dud II they WV,
out ! don't SCI why they diiu'l 20 foi
us"
"The simple fact Is that nur tuse wal
aucvessfnl.' said M outside ras.rnnir
'-lbey waited % see orr lights o. ~
ridr1 aud, not seeding iheia, aiisstd ~
until We had pasned- That's my "pln
"you aint puiiin any prize on tia
opinion, air ycf enpnired bil, politely
..Cos liars connie paper Ia 'Pfeci
pays for ih-tn thlpgs, and I've seer
worse things IN ~
Come on Bill" fftared Tie pas
Of his rnnparima Then what dil
You Pc, out the lights fofT'
Well" rcluncl lBlll. grlnly. "a
mout have been hraTre I didn't kecr &
het you chaps hlaAn away at the ilrl
bush you thought you saw move 10 y0i
nkeer. aHd bringin' down iheir fire o
as"
This explanation, though unaaflda,
tory, was BY no means "A liaprohabl
tne, ind We thought Il better 10 nccrf
Il with laugh Bill. however, ffAnuie
III nbslractfd manner,
who got IN az The Eiinmitf ne Z
hst asked abruptly qf me riprrssman.
Derrick and Simpson % Geld Sprlrl
and one Of the Excelsior boys" r,-sponi
~ the e1pressmnn.
"kud that Pike county rirl ffu;
Dow's Fiat, with hef bnnAles Don
l5rrcf her" added the .out,lde ipasengs
irunlcaily.
nnncd Bli. ignorina tho irony.
Mud better ask Judge Tlipnilrof
y Vaa mighty attentive t. her. rsitil
isr aeat ~ the od window, and ipcail
sfser her bundles and ibings.r
-Ucitin' her seat " The window
repeaEed Ril.
and wasn't efrkid OF the stooilnx
YES bfuke IN 4 lilird passe.iar
ssnd be wna DID evil fhnf when ~
nr0pped her ring ii fihs straw. be Etrur
h malcL again ~ yeir ralss yDu kapg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

Old man u.,,,.,.. '''''l1
bachelor. liz 9l''s, 4 . ~,
more ihtn a.. y loo nIA., ~
And yon dldnt
q the rans. iid y. 4nlgsh (,
infinite protra,,,iose soaI41. \
"Ycs. i,nn,, "y, n,.. !, II.
Pete. Chrroi.,' ~ ~ Then
cy,d Stiilsnu W. k.tia !, y
And w. iiln' 'I,~ rf'iat I,
nome of t'l.nrlry , nnus n. /.
"No" r,,e,,,,: 'y.gf
md .iis,r,,,..s,,n .HEcslich q ~
door. ""Hht slanlt b,
"A dark. s,y,,l,, l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

"Ohr' said tho rNpressmnn.
'Yoa" continued BIZ. wen hang on
to that gals little ffnls and iiain's until
tris yer lob's settled and tire rerrmouy'r
over, jrsi as u We vnE her own father
Md, what. mere, young man. BE- add.
ed smidrnly turning 10 ihr eNprrssmau,
"you'll cypress them Trunks Of hers
through 30 Sn, rhmcntO with yaur keu-
rauy's labels and baud her the rcccims
sud n saks Tor them. 70 abe can ~, ,rn
there. 'rhat'l ksp him outer t,.u,jta.
iinn and The frncA o. the gang. until they
rrt aNdy among white nuu aud riyilish.
lion asain. When your hoafy-hcaded ole
grhHdiiiher-ur. 20 speak palmer. that
infiik,nr Oh whisky H1aker known a.
Nulil Hill, wot sits On his bns," be- con.
tlnuel With o dinh0lleal wink OF iLe ~.
pfcssman Twali1ea IN 70 pertide Tor a
young o,nilla jest .iariin' 10 HE fimr' /.
uaihin' mean about his style. you lei
lls illls the lif csery time. Spcahul
rforilpncr takes a back seat when he's
around
When the station hviel and sifaFrilue
scillgnrat ~ SugHr Pine, now hlsiihgf
ana clear IN the sfuNiuT llrh. ID ilst
rose viihiu iiirslof nn tho Haieau. he
buggy unldenly inrrl swiftly by ~ 70
swiftly nat fhf faces ~ tho tea -.
rinau.s Nfri barely llslinepishsdalls a.
ihry ptssci Anl krrplpg the load by 4
,lnzrai lcn1in. rcachrd ihc t5ar III tAe
lffri' The yenrg llfl and het f0ln.
itnlna ipAr.l s1vu AMI ggni.hssi v In
lrimiHcl 10 rinsip onf frrioslty. add ssefr
slevytfnl
w. shc material eppetiiss Of ii,e ,,a,.
.gilfrfe, liarpenfd ~ me karn nit.,..
ati ~ nffe Ifftfr l1lrgf fhas 49,
sefnfilf, seal. ~ The tfr44lsp IN I'm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

Tho appearance Of this favorite ac-
tor Friday evening will DO marked by
the first presentation hero Of his latest
success, Innocent as Lamb" in
which Mr.. Reed is seen TO great advan-
tage as Tobias Pickinglon, of the Boston
and New York stock exchanges. The
Detroit Free Press thus reviews Mr..
Reed and his clever company:
"Mr. Reed and his exceptionally ca
pablo and well balanced company ap.
peared at the Detroit opera house last
night in the presence OF one OF the
largest and most representative audi
ences that have assembled in any De-
troit theatre this season. The perform.
ance was handled by the players with
precision and dash, and the response Of
the audience was immediate and cordial
TO tho point OF enthusiasm. The entire
company was called In front OF tho cur
tain at tho end OF tho second act, and
there was abundant evidence that the
piece is an emphatic hit. Mr.. Reed is
peculiarly happy in his conception and
in action no once moro makes known
his fine equipment as n comedian. lie
has reached professional eminonce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06
CHANGE M 4 POTTERY.
Mr. c. w. Franzhcim Succeeds MIR. L. y
Pearson.

Mr. c. W. Franzheim Succeeds MIR. L. NJ.
Pearson.
On Saturday the board Of directors OF
the Wheeling Pottery Company held a
meeting for thepurpose OF reorganizing.
The boards composed OF Messrs. George
X. Wheat, j. n. Vance, George Wise,
W. A. lsett, William Kirbach, Z. NJ.
Pearson and @. w. Franzheim.
Tho board elected O. w. Franzheim
president and general manager, vice L.
NJ. Pearson, who has been with the COM
pany since its organization. w, A.
Isett was reelected secretary.
Mr.. Thomas DAVIDSON, long the elf.
ciOnt foreman at the Wheeling potter
les will also retire, being succeeded by
Mr.. Thomas Carr, now superintendent
at the Warwick.
Mr.. Franzheim said to an IETRLbiGEE-
GER reporter last evening that he would
not leave the Warwick company until
alter their annual meeting this week,
when he thought they would reorganize
OH a basis which would assure tho con-
tinuance OF tho success OF the past fow
years, in which Mr.. Franzheim justly
takes much pride personally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06
COUNCIL GAUGUSES
Both Parties May and Both May
not Hold them To-day.
FUNNY DEMOCRATIC SITUATION,
One Member has the Majority by tho
Neck and is Holding ON Tight-Au
Informal Conferenceof RepuhlIcans
saturday Evening = Democratic
Meeting Called for this Afternoon,
but there may be an Empty Chair

The new City Council will meet this
oyening, pursuant to adjournment The
Two branches will doubtless go into
Joint session to canvass the votes as to
rity officers, declare the result, and
swear them in. The next business in
order will be the election OF certain city
boards and officials,
There is likely from all appearances
to be lively contest before all the
plnms at the disposal OF the Council
are distributed. The Republicans had
a!ittle consultation Saturday night over
the policy to DO pursued. 1t was not
formal caucus, however, and not all the
members were present. 1t is possible
that caucus viii be held, but no
definite decision to that eject had been
reached last night. sd,
A Democratic caucus has been called
Tor this afternoon, but whether all have
signed the agreement is q matter oil dis
pnle. 1t was learned yesterday on
pretty good authority that one member
held out, and that in response to the
solicitations OF other Democrats that he
should caucus with them, he had sub
mitted written proposition agreeing
10 support all the other nominees ii
they would agree to name one man Tor
certain position. This proposal, 1t
was said on the same good authority,
had been rejected, and ii this be true it
is perfectly safe to wager that the ma
iority will give in before the one mem
Der does.
This makes the situation very inter
estiug. 1t is understood that the board
OF public works is tho chief bone OF
contention, and that the issue back OF
the persona! one which appears on the
surface is whether the road up Cald-
wells run, now in shameful condition,
shall be improved, or tho streets in
that part OF East Wheeling around tho
hill shall be opened and improved.
The session OF tho council this even
Ing is likely to develop some interest
ing features, whatever the caucus may
do.
1t was learned last night that Mr..
Theodore Roller, Republican candidate
in the First ward, who was defeated by
close vote, had rcconsidered his de-
termination in regard to contesting the
apparent result, and this evening n de-
mand for recount will be presented by
him, There may also DO another con.
test although SO far rs could be learned
this has not been definitely decided.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06
More bangor From ElcctrlcIt,:

Last night there was moro trouble
with tho incandescent electric light
wires. An incandescent wire just in
front OF the Opera House entrance came
in contact with city light wire, and
the insulation being wet on both, the
rain made connection between tho
two, causing u constant swapping and
flashing Of electricity. This soon at
tracted crowd, but all wore afraid.
after the experience OF week ago, TO
90 very near. The police notified the
employees Of tho company. Frod Hayes,
tho electrician, climbed 4 pole and sep
aratod the wires. This was pretty risky
when the poles were wet and charged
so heavily, but he got of unhurt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06
Resolutlons OF sympathy.

The following resolutions were adopt.
cd by Wheeling typographical Union
No. 70, at q meeting held Sunday,
February 5.
WHEREAS, The members OF the Street
Gar Workers Union are now on strike,
tho result OF a violation of their agree.
ment with the street car company in
voIving their; principle as union men;
therefore be it
RsOlred, That Typographical Union
No. 70 endorse the action OF tho Street
Car Workers Union and pledge our
selves to use our utmost endeavors to
bring the difficulty toa successful corr
clusion.N
Resolued, That any member OF this
union patronizing tho street car COM
pany shall be fined S. for the first
offense, and shall be suspended for
three months for the second ottense.
DAVID DELoE,
Secretary Typographical Union MOI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06
rae beading SHOE HOUSE.
Schulz s. Kemple, tho Reliable Shoe Deal
ors, Mt 1I4l Market Street,

Schulz & Kemple, tho Reliable Shoe Deal
orS, Mt 1I4l Market Street,
will sell Boots, Shoes aud Rubber Goods
at such low prices that when you buy
from them once you will be compelled
to go there always. In order to make
room for their Spring and Summer
Goods they will sell their winter goods
at very low figures. They will sell Can
dec Chichester Gum Boots at 81 %,
Woonsocket and Federal at 81, Ladies'
Gum Boots 81 So, Misses 81 10, Boys
81 So and 81 O., Youths 81 So, Chill
dren's DOC. They also have the agency
for Hanan & Sons Gents Fine Hand
made Shoes They invite every gentle.
man and lady who is desirous Of wear
ing a fine fitting shoe TO call at tho Lead
ing Shoe house, 1l4l Market street, be.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

When all is said thpre is certainly q
wonderful satisfaction whom leaving q
theatre to feel that YOU have seen soino.
thing you can recall with delight; to
have seen u story developed that has
excited your interest You have laughed
uproarioualy at fun that happened
naturally and which was not dragged
IN, IL sHeh q senseloss fashion as 10 DO
ON ineult 10 your intelligence. Such a
play is "ShO Couldn't Marry Three"
Tho plot Is wholesome; tho fun unccag.
ing tho songs now aud catchy tho
scenery euporbi tho clmaxeB thrilling
ana the company headed by that
n'quant llttlo ray OF sunlight, Miss Ill.
nan Kennedy, ono Of tho bOst on tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06
TWENTY-FIVE CARS
win be turnover the Electric Road
To-day, Perhaps.
THE TROLLEY WIRES IN GOOD SHAPE
And Traffic to be Resumed this Morn.
ing ifthOre is no Hitch that Cannot
DO FoFesoen-Tho Linomen at Work
all Day Sunday ON the new Wires
Resolutions of Sympathy Passed.

There was no change in the situation
in regard to the street car strike yester-
day, Several other trades unions met
and adopted resolutions OF sympathy or
endorsement OF the action OF the union.
The omnibuses and wagons in lieu OF
tho street car service were run as
usual, but the service cannot be ex'
peCted to take the place Of an adequate
electric car system.
The company took advantage OF the
fact that no cars were run yesterday to
complete the replacing OF the single
trolley wire system, A large force of
men was at work on this Improvement
and whenever the repair wagons stop.
ped large crowd at once gathered and
tho work was observed by hundreds OF
persons who had nothing else to do and
took advantage OF the mild weather to
indulge their curiosity. II the work
men had known half rs much as the
average spectator thought he knew, the
work could have been done twice as
quick and twice as well,
1t was reported yesterday on good au'
thority that at an early hour this morn.
ing the regular running OF cars would
be resumed, and twenty-five cara would
be run all day with non.union labor,
Whether this was the intention, and
whether it will be carried out, cannot
be told, however, until to-day is past.
There is growing impatience at the
length OF the suspension OF traffic. Peo'
pie whose work or business requires
them to go a long distance twice day,
naturally object to having to walk or
hire n cab, ard some sort OF o settle
ment Ia earnestly desired by the patrons
OF the road and the business public gem
orally
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

Harry Hilliard Wiley, the "dead
broke" cycIer who rodc on his cycle
from New York to Chicago without the
expenditure OF cont, on q wager, has
written the story Of his trip, which is
apposJing in the Chicago Sportsman'S
Rrttew. His wheeling experience in
Wheeling will be published in a week
or two. agar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06
ABOUT PgoPLE.
Strangers in tho city and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
John A. Bandi, Of New Martinsville,
is stopping at the Windsor.
Mrs. Durbin, Mrs. O. R. Durbin and
Miss McGFaw, OF Grafton, are in the
city.
Hon. Charles Heinlein came down
from Columbus TO attend court at St.
Clairsville,
S. NJ, Archer, Of Parkersburg, and j.
NJ. Ward, Of Cameron, registered at the
Behler yesterday.
G, B. Jack, adyanre agent OF Roland
Reeds company, 10 in the city arrang-
ing for that stars appearance here.
W. Bates Day went up to steuben'
vile Saturday evening to witness the
presentation Of tho "Plrates of Pen
zance" by local amateurs OF that city,
James Z. Tolliver, an old Wheeling
boy, who ia now travelling for a New
York City plumbing house. is registered
at the Mcclure house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

St. Clairsville had n considerable
blaze Saturday evening. About 7o'clock
tho residence of August Aech was dis
covered on fire, and, though herculean
efforts were made to save the house, it
burned to the ground, together with q
considerable portion OF the household
goods. The loss was about $1,000, with
insurance on tho house, $500. The
origin ia unknown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

The legislative prisons inspection
committee, inspected the state poniten-
tiary at Moundsville Saturday. During
their visit to the pen they received a
statement from convicts Kelly and
Christie convicted OF killing officer Joe
Glenu, OF this city. These two have
been busy gathering evidence tending
to show their innocence Of the crime,
and O great many people are OF the
opinion that the law convicted innocent
men in this case. The committee
recommends the erection Of additional
cells.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

A prominent man in town exclaimed
the other day; "Myw has been wear
ing out her life from the effects OF dys-
pepsia, liver complaint and indigestion.
Her case batlled the skill Of our best
physicians. After using three packages
OF Bacon's Celery cure, she Is almost
entirely we'll" Keep your blood in q
healthy condition by the use OF this
great vegetable compound. Call on
Logan Drug Co., sole agent, and get O
trial package free. Large size5Oc. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

J.E. Carlin and E. L. Page, two we'll
known and popular young men, have
opened a cigar and tobacco store at No.
1900 Market street. They will handle q
full line OF foreign aud domestic cigars,
pipes, tobaccos, etc, and deserve the
large patronage, which they will surely
rncaive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

Tonight tho Beethoven Singing So
ciety will give grand masquerade ball
in its hall, corner OF Main and Four
teonth streets. Meister's excellent or
chestra will furnish the music, and there
is sure to DO, as always ut social events
given undor the auspices OF the Bee
thoven society. most enjoyable enter
tainment for all who attend,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06
ncnlll nr Tnpono Cnmcrnn.

Eugene A. Cameron, who for the past
Eve years has been business manager
and bookkoopcr Of House & Hermann's
Wheeling store, died last night ut l0:l5
o'clock at hia residenco oil Twelfth
street, after ton days Illness, Of
typhoid fever
Mr. Cameron cane here from Wash
ington City five years ago, and was gem
orally lfkod by his large circle OF ac-
OunintnncnS. HO lenYna q vito.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06
GLAD rEDINGs.

No More Pain, No Need to Suffer from Bad
and Aching Teeth.
Drs. DcNormandie and Miller have
exclusive right in Ohio county for the
now local AnHsthetiC "0dontunder."
Have your teeth extracted wi,tom pain
No after effects. No uncertainty. No
inscnsibillty. Applied to gums and
affecting only immediate parts.
Call at parlor VanKeuren Hotel,
Twelfth street, below Market POSITIVELY
no pain
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

Tnr merit Of Hoods saraparilla IL
proven by the many wonderful cures Il
u accomplishing. ills Just the medl.
cine for YOU Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

INTERESTING Dress Goods information
ih'eo' NJ. Shook 4 %, . advertisement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

.ntAUriFUL pieces NJ China and Pot.
s, ga 90 Gust prices, 20 close out this line OF
B"o"aiat WHEAT 3 l1ANOli EI'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06
TODAY ONLY.

Yard wide Bloaohod Muslin &c, worth
Toe. Not more than ton yards to one GUS
toner. l., s. GOOD y CO,
1898 md 1877 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

Half Price Annuut Clearance sale of
Ladies' Fine Slices.
1850 pairs Of Il. o. BurL's Celebrated
Fine Hand Turned Button Shoes, odd
alzos, regular 50 shoes, at So.
"a pnlrs Laird Shobot & Mitcholl's
make, 50 and 50 shoes NJ So 80 and 50.
81 pairs Thomas Bottoms 81 so Shoes
Al 81 70.
2s7 pairs Of different makes Of fino
Shoes from So to 50, al exactly half
price. l. v. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06
Fnct. scene wheeling.

Teacher, to member OF geography
class-Charley, what is peninsula?
Charley-A graveyard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

bowels arc prevented, relieved, and curCd,
They're. tiny, sugar coated gfanuloa, q
compound Of refined and concentrated v6go-
table Oxtraois--tho smallest IN alse, tho ehsi-
ct 10 take, and tho ohcdgcst pill you can
buy, for they're guaranteed 10 give gatlsfac.
ton, or your money Is returned. You pay
only for Tho good you get
There's nothing likely tobe 'jasl as good"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

INTERESTING Dress Goods Information
in Geo. Nj. Shook & Co.'s advertisement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

FINE French Chinn PIntos from Sc nor
dozen UP, ut Wheat & IianChor's special
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06
DIED.

CANlERoN-At his residence on Twelfth street.
on Sunday, February ., 1893, at 1880
o'clock p. IN. EUGENE A. CAMERON.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-06

T'on a Wholesomc Family Boyrc4 there
10 nothing like CoSgraSe'S ale. Try IL