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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-03
How They Voted.
r.lsoyan to tn. Register.

s,setaJ TsiscrGm 20 ths Register
CHARLESTON. w. VA, March .
The members Of the House who were
unset BY the Governors veto and are
determined TO retaliate by cutting down
apDropriations, are shown by the vote
on Mr.. Wilson's motion 10 reconsider
the vote by which the House refused TO
postpone indefinitely the appropriation
BILL These voting aye on the motion
were IN favor Of postponing the OIL In
definitely and declaring new Bill to
carry smaller appropriations.
The ayes were Allen, Austin, Clark
OF Greepbrier, Cook Davis OK Caoeii,
Davis of Fayette, Good, Greer, Griffith,
Hansford. Harper, McGee, McCallister,
shelton, Shumate OF Summers, Smith OF
Calhoun, Thomas, Thompson, Trout
-23.
The hayes were Messrs. Shaw,
(Speakerl, Anderson, Atkinson, Bow
man, Brockunier, Chambers OF Green
brIer, cambridge of Caoell, FLOYD,
Gramm, Hammett, Hartley, Hart
never. Imhoff, Johnston, HINES,
Koontz. Lively, Maxwell, Mckinney,
O'Kane. Shaw (of MineraD, Shumate
(of Mercer), Smith (of Marion), Stats,
Stapleton, Wills, Wilson (oi Ohiol.
Wilson (oi Wayne)-2S.
Absent and not voting: Brock, Bro
sius, Burgess, Clark (of Upshur), Dan
iels, Edwards, Gamble, Games, nays
HOLE, Hott, Moomau, McClung, Pyle,
Riley. Tabler, Walker, Wickenho;er
Workman.
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Queer Idoa OF Law.

A certain trader failed. but in autici-
patton OF it sold out to man who never
had been in any way in mercantile
business and was q koStler in stable.
In fact so humble were his circuln-
stances that he did not even receive day
wages, only board and clothing, with
once in while present OF a dollar or
two. However, he not only purchased
the stock and good will Of the debtor,
but undertook to conduct the bust
ness, although he could neither
read nor write. The irregularity
of the proceedings was evident TO
the creditors, who were offered but ten
cents IN dollar, while from the ledger
most, if not all, the good accounts were
cut out with scissors. The stock was
at once attached and the proof of du-
plicity submitted, the case being in
charge of one OF Names ablest attor-
neyS. The counsel for defendant ar
gued before the jury that no creditors
tout Of the town. had right to re-
cover, since they were rich and the
debtor poor. The jury brought in the
verdict in favor of the defendant, YER
dict against all evidence. The cred
itors, as the amount was small, did not
appeal. After many years the foreman
was asked by an inQuisitive person how
such verdict could be found. "Wall.
he replied, 1--WE don't allow city chaps
10 come here and browbeat us; they can
afford to lose ."-Lel0iSton Journal.
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Henry Was Innocent.

A very good and pious man recently
bought rough piece Of ground and pro-
posed TO do some farming. There was
a skinny little stream on the place that
he thought might be made into reser-
voir, so he sent his hired man to inves-
tigate. Several hours later the hired
man appeared in the family circle.
"Well, Henry" inquired the good
man, what is the result?"
faint worth dam, sir" replied
Henry earnestly.
The good man gasped and the family
fell over each other trying to get as far
away as possible.
Henry was amazed, and looked it.
"What's that?" asked the good man,
evidently not realizing that he was ask
ing to hear again what had so shocked
him at first.
"'Tain't worth dam, SIR" repeated
Henry.
"What do you mean?" and this time
the good man was mad.
Just what / said, sir" responded
Henry, who had not caught on. "You
couldn't plug that creek up tight enough
to catch a washtub full of water in six
months" and all at once Henry's rather
startling report was entirely denuded
OF its possibilities Of profane language.
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deem IL my doty TO inform you that l
have fled 10 the Office of the Secretary
Of State, House bill No. 8, proposing to
amend and re-enact section 81. OF CHAP
ter 81 OF the code and my objections
thereto"
The communication had the effect to
throw the house into general confusion.
The friends OF the Prince tax measure
were .paralyzed for moment. Smith
OF Calhoun move to adjourn sine dae.
The motion was declared out of order
as neither house could adjourn sine dte
without the consent of the other. Har-
Cer then moved 10 postpone the appro-
nriation bill Indefinitely. The vote was
taken and the motion was deieateo'
The House then took recess Till 2:5O.
The House met at the expiration OF
the recess. When Mr.. Wilson moved TO
reconsider the vote by which the House
refused 10 postpone the appropriation
bill indefinitely, . vote was taken anu
il was ascertained that the motion was
adopted hat before the vote was an
pounced M'Callister moved 10 adjourn.
The vote was taken and the motion
was defeated. Floyd then moved
10 pOStDOpe the announcement
OF the vote on Wilson's motion to re-
consider, and made an inflammaole
sneech. He said ne was not lobbyist,
and denounced the Senators for LOBBY
ing on the floor of the House. CLARK
of Grecnbrier, remarked sarcastlcaly
that Floyd was the only man who mad
nos lost his wits. Floyd moved to ad-
iourn, which was lost, 30 10 IS. The
vote on Wilson's motion to re-
consider was announced, 80 to
2G. cambridge then raised the
point that the house could not postpone
consideration OF the bill till the amend
ments of the Senate were disposed Oh.
The bill was then taken up for consid-
Grafton Of Senate amendments. but be-
fore any progress was made the House
at five o'clock adjourned.
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MEsBTTT & DEvINE,
fsls hss hs'xe. s.tse.
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

I'll. ,o,Iovipz Msrtin's Ferry Real Estate VIII
-. oSersd for sale by the heirs OF Charles Sea.
bright. deceased, at public auction, upon the
MONDAY. MARCH %. 1893,
Rso,ppiue a. Que o clcck p~ m. aud continuing
ua Garner Iot SO. $50, in Pauirs addition.
Lot No. $50 in Psulis sddi'ion' upon WHICH
"a : double frame dwelling.
Lot No SOL. on Lombard street, on which isS
two story brick dwelling.
Lot No. 5gt on Penn street.
Lot No 569 on Penn stsest WITH story ana
half frame syrsliing thereon
IL, Ne ga corner Lombard and Second SIS
Ia No. 6st on Lombard street, on which -
ope-s.ory frame dwelling
Two-story ffams house, corner OF fisn ana
LJ F,ve iosson seventh street. each lot contain
isf fss Homsstss3, containing IS acres. more or
ies rss "a Marin homestead. containing SIX
o. IA ere bsif acres. ness Che homestead
s.yen Ard thres-fosrths acres vett OF The
r,tv. on The Martins ferry snd NJ PisassEt
s,...,a and one-eieht5 acres Of lara. shout
-. "a ase- taIf miles uest OF the city. on the
xsrtiu.s Very and ~ Pleasant pike.
Seventeen sores Of improves land. ca the Dur
r,ngsou nd scotch Rscse pike
Ts.ween 90 and 20 acre Of Goa, land and 10
80 ~ surfa, e. near Bridgeport o.
40 a two story double franz reuse on Sew
~ street sud = onc.stoFy frame house on
e. IN street 10 Martin's Ferry. o
xiso. on, lcrs Of land. Inoseox Jess, boundc5
BY Lombard and John streets and the Ohio
ris 49,. - se,s--ose4bird cash. osetbisd IN
,,cr yssr. sss'i one third in ruo yesrs deferred
80 - - 70 bear 8 pef can't interest ard 10 be
pss.rs,i b. morfrses o. premier sod:
M VIII sl s sss'ss4
x.ssr Adminn1C1oG&
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FOR SALE.

Fine form, 1913 acres, on National road, nine
miles east OF city. ON easy terms
Farm 40 acres, four miles north OF city, good
place for dairy business.
House 10 rooms. Fifteenth street. With modern
improvements.
House 4 rooms, Sixteenth street. s6OW
House IONS fourteenth street, 3svg
House 4 rooms, Charles street. Centre wheel
aoose 8 rooms Moyston street. Sixth ward, 10
snjended condition. oak finish INSIDE, s2,ool
'Hous. rooms, Twenty.third street, y go.
House rooms, North Market street, ". 800.
House rooms on EoH street. Centre Wheel
ing. 10. 35Ilz3 feet. W Uo ~,
Six lots 10 good locations in Park View.
cheap. ,..,.s
Market street business property at moderate
price. .....
'' Three houses. Noys.en street. Sixth ward.
TT ~ on Twenty. street. $500
One-hsif lot on CnapIins street. sfrth wsrd.
oynle-bslf 10. on MccoiIOch stree. Centre
wheeling, 800 .,.
i,y frcnting on two railroads.
S,ol. s50J q. 900 and e 90 TO loan on cry reai
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Ayenai Pedsgoguc,

One day, as rode along the banks OF
the north fork of the Kentucky river,
came to log schoolhouse, an lnstitu-
ton usually conspicuous by its absence
in that section. IL was about O'CLOCK,
and the teacher, lank strip OF human
ity in homespun clothes, sat Oh iog'
watching lot of noisy children az pray
"How are you?" Said. as | pulled up
and the children gathered around.
"Howdy?" ne replied, driving the
children away.
."Are you the school teacher?'
Eyes; reckon l am"
"What kind OF school have your"
"Only fair to middln'."
"Yon haven't much competition
mo: eddication amt popular in these
parts" -,
Don't the children like books"'
"Not unless they can tear the leaves
outen EN-"
"Can't you make them study?"
'I've quit tryin."
"How long have you been teaching
school here?"
"This makes the third term"
"And you can't make them learn?'
"No."
"Then what do you teach for?"
"Well, mister, bein' as you're a
stranger In these parts" he said in
half whisper, I'm willin' to say |
teach for the S27 u month and board
round, aud not another dern thing"
and the unambitious pedagogue turned
en- his heel and went In after his schol-
arS
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In the vestibule.

Young De Lisle was making late
call on Miss Arabella Rose.
swell, really, Miss Rose, l have staid
too long. But you are so bewitching.
Good night. Miss Rose, good night"
Good night, Mr.. De Lisle."
sob, l beg pardon. l see that was
leaving my stick. Thanks awfully.
Good night, Miss Rose"
"Goo-aw-night, Mr.. De Lisle."
''I'm sure you'll forgive me for not
being gone, but it just occurred TO me
that you did not know the hour of the
concert Thursday evening. 1t is s
o'clock sharp. Good night, Miss Rose"
'Goo-nigh-, Mr.. De Lisle."
"Really, how stupid, don't yon know!
I forgot to leave my best regards for
your mamma. You're not angry, dear
Miss Rose. Oh, you are too good to say
so. I'm such a sad fellow, am. Good
night, Miss Rose"
CENT, Mr.. De- LiSle."
Voice from above TO the rescue:
"Hellol You'd better change the
form of that dialogue. It's good morn
ing now"
The front door slams.
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To stop Kissing.
Nsle Orleans PicdyNRs.


The Ohio State Board Of Health,
through its secretary, has appealed to
the Pastors Union, Of Columbus, 10
make a crusade against the custom OF
indiscrlminate kissing, which, it says,
is the most certain and dangerous meth
cd OF transmitting disease germs. Pas
tors, OF conrse, are and always have
been opposed TO any custom OF "indiS-
criminate kissing" If too indiscrim-
mate, il is quite as dangerous In the
way OF transmitting moral as well as
physical disease germs. But where II
is done under proper circumstances, the
whole experience of mankind goes to
establish the fact that it is q most de-
llehtful as we'll as innOeuouS recreation,
modern boards Of health TO the contrary
Notwithstanding. In the good old days
a gallant kiss was universally recog-
nized as proper salutation between
gentlemen and ladies, and statistics do
not show that its lamented discontinue
ance has materially decreased the prev
alance of zVmotic diseases.
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A Cnnsidernte Husband.

Mr.. Green is away on long trip,
and some Of his friends asked his wife
II she heard from him often.
''No, indeed" she said with q startled
look, II haven't heard from Tom since
he left home"
Doesn't ne write to your"
"He hasn't written this trip"
"Are you not anxious"
No; should be II he wrote"
"Why. how strange"
Not at ali. When everything Is CO.
ing well, TON never sends me letter,
but the moment he is feeling bad, OF
business is dull, he writes home all
about 10. This is case where nc
news is good news"
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Iral, Rnbber "Pavlng stoncs."

New ideas IN paving have lately at
tracted attention. Among these is the
paving of a bridge by German eugin-
eeer with india rubber, the result hav-
Ing been so satisfactory as TO induce It's
application on much larger scale,
point in its favor being that IL is much
more durable that asphalt and not slip
perry. In London section OF roadway
under the gate leading 10 the departure
platform of the ST. Paneras terminus
has for some time past been paved with
this material, with the effect OF deaden-
ing the sound made when being passed
over on wheels, besides the comfortable
elasticity afforded 20 foot passengers.
Another material which is being salts
factorily introduced for this purpose is
composed of granulated cork and btu
men pressed into blocks and which are
laid like bricks or wood paving, the
special advantage secured in this case
being that or elasticity.
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TIE HOUSE STIRRED UP.
Friends OF the Prince Tax Bnl Do Not Like
the Governors Action.
s.-.-s,.s sr-.gs..,,,,, 70 "a gsasrrs-

kLAfnA8 % N-lC ~ AftAA - WI Inv
the Governors Action.
Syeefal TegsgydRs % tas Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA. March -
The House met at 10 o'clock. A reso-
luton by Mr.. Edwards 20 urge Con-
cress 10 establish bureau Of highways
was declared out OF order.
The appropriation bin was taken up,
the clerks having reached the Senate
amendments 10 the enSrossed bin.
Twenty-one Of the Senate'S amend
ments were considered, eight OF
which were agreed 10 and thirteen
rejected. Principal among these agreed
10 are: Making The appropriation fer a
new building at West Liberty $1,000 in
stead Of SIS, OOO; IS. 00O instead Of -, 000
for furniture: 1000 instead Of s., coo
for library and apparatus: striking out
appropriation for furnishing boarding
hall on Concord and placing it in the
appropriation FOR 1894.
AT IL O'Clock, when seven pages OF
the bill bad been disposed Of. the Gov
ernor's private secretary appeaxd and
presented the following commUnA tion:
"Gentlemen OF the Hous 90 ele-
gates, inview Of the fact D.
precipitation lii is under CD 4.
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rha nnl unconstItutlonaL


SPECIAL telegram 10 ths Hs9'Hsr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March .
The Governor to-day filed with the Sec
rotary OF State mis- objection to the bill
passed at the regular session in relation
TO the establishment of private roads.
II is his Judgment that the act is I'M
constitutional.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-03


tive tonic, to repel disease and build up the
needed flesh and strength, there's nothing to
equal Il. It rOuSsS every organ into health
ftil action, prrifeS and enricheS the blood,
braces uD the whole system, and restores
health and vigor.
For every disease caused by disordered
liver or impure blood, it is the only ggcrdn-
ted remedy. If It doesn't bene6s or cure, In
sfyery case, you have your money back.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-03

ADOLF LALLoz, carriage manufactur-
or. 1I9 Carroll street, Buffalo. y. Y,
states: / was troubled with nausea Of
the stomach, sick headache and general
debility. Burdock Blood Bitters cured
me.
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Nonreanx Riches.
: oPyrv DOVyr

= "kCN DOWN
and used-upr feeling is
the first warning that
your liver isn't doing
its work. And, with a
torpid liver and the
impure blood that fol-
lows it, you're an easy
prey 10 al sorts Of all
ments.
That is the time to
take DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. As
4
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Cor Rent
TO LET.


Country residence on National Pike: only
few minutes ride from this city, on Elm Grove
motor line; fare sc: house contains rooms, ga
acres OF ground. good stable and splendid water.
Possession 1T once or April LIST.
splsndid roomed dwelling. l25 South
Broadway. This property has large and beau
tiful yard. Good location.
modern brick dwelling, rooms. bath aud
attic. both gases. hot and cold water, inside
Nv. g.. at 10 Zane street close 70 bridge
$685. Roomed dwelling, 1852 Market street.
S.5O0-7 Roomed dwelling, large yard, %
Ohio street.
$40 CO.'S Roorned dwelling, ~ Maryland street.
sl0OO-5 Rooned dwelling, III Twenty'ninth
street.
slz00-6 Roomcd dwelling, ~ North York ST.
S700-7 Roomed dwelling. 2i Virginia street.
sa0)-3 Rooms, l1lS McColloch street.
Store room, &c Eleventh street.
Modern Flats in central location.
Lawyers Offices. best IN the city.
G.. O. SMITH,
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Nnr sals---@sal estate.



FOR SALE.
-Four lots on North Huron street.
One lot on North Wabash street.
One lot on North Indiana street.
One lot on South Front street
Two lots on North YORK street.
One lot North York street. 33xlsO river view'
Pour.roomed cottage. Martins Ferry.
One brick house. No. 527 North Main street.
One mouse and lot 60x40). North Front street.
One house aud lot, 70x400. North Front street.
Fiye-roomed house on Efe street
One lot. 40xIC0, Moundsyile.
-Four. roomed ouse on Virginia street
Eicht.roomed house on Virgins street.
Seyen-rcomed house on 5. ork street oxl1o
One lot In Robinsou's addition, b. Broidwty.
Oue-hall lot on South Wabash street.
Six lots, south York street. (wsters sdditionl.
One house and lot, South Broadway, st.
Luke's chapel. go nv y.
One hotel and several farms. Sutton, W. Va.
All OF the above property Will be soid very
chesp. WE CHARGE ONLY one PEk LEsr.
JONES q WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents and Collectors, Notaiies
pnhiic ~ Zane Street. Island. ic1ec
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-03

q $500 is offered. BY the FF=senrie.ors of
IN. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, for an in
enable case of Catarrh. Their remedy
pelvctly and permanently cures the
srorA cases.
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STOLEN noRsR RaooynnHp.
Mitchell q Sou Find Theirsat Washington
pnnnaYlYnnln.

Mitchell q Sou Find Theiraat Washington,
Pennsylvania,
The horse hired from Mitchell &
Sons livery stable the other day by a
man named Cheek, and not brought
back, has been recovered at Washing
ton, Pennsylvania. The Obssrrr, Of
that place, has the following story:
A peculiar case OF horse stealing and
a still more remarkable recovery OF the
stolen animal was brought to light at
this place Thursday afternoon, and by
it tho result OF purchasing horse tesh
from strangers was plainly shown.
Last Saturday man travelling under
the name Of Cheek called at Mitchelps
livery stable, at Wheeling, and engaged
two horse rig to drive to Bethany,
West Virginia, stating that he would
return on Sunday. lie obtained the
rig, but this was the last thing seen OF
him at Wheeling
MIR. Mitchell, the owner OF the horses,
after waiting for his return several
days, concluded his customer was a
horse thief, and started to hunt him
up. Cheek was traced from Wheeling
to Bethany, and at that place all doubts
US to his intentions were removed. tie
had put the team up at a livery stable
for feed, but when it came to settling
the bill he informed the proprietor
that he had no money, The bethany
tiveryman told him he would keep the
horses until settlement was made.
Check then stated that II he was loaned
a saddle and bride, and allowed to take
one OF the horses, he would ride out in.
to the country to one OF his friends and
obtain money to settle his account
This request was granted, but the man
never returned.
In company with Sheriff Cowan, OF
Brooke, W, Va, Mr., Mitchell having
reason to believe that Cheek was COM
ing to Washington, drove TO this place
Thursday and recovered tho missing
horse in q peculiar way. They put
their team up at Councilman William
Horns livery stable and after going
over the town pretty well, concluded
that they were not on tho right trail.
The gentlemen were p oparlng to leave,
when Mr.. Horn noticed NJ. s. Ely
whose place OF business is only two
doors from the livery stable, on the
street. Mr.. Ely is q Wholesale contec-
toner and Mr.. Horn, knowing that
his business caused him to travel in
the country q great deal, asked him
if he had seen anything Of man an.
swering the description OF the horse
thief. Mr.. Ely at once became interest
cd and on learning the tull particulars
stated that he believed he had the
stolen animal in his possession. He
said that he bought horse from
stranger at this place on Monday last
He was at one OF the livery stables in
town when the man wanted to sell the,
horse and as it was offered at such a
reasonable price he purchased 1t. hn'
examination OF the animal proved that
it was the property OF the Wheeling
liveryman and Mr.. Ely cheerfully de.
livered ito the owner. No clue has as
yet been obtained US to the whereabouts
OF the thief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26

kH4 ~ AVIAN
and your cough may end in something seri.
Gus. It's pretty sure TO, II your blood Is poor.
That Is Just the time and condition that In.
vites Consumption. The seeds arc sown and
IL has fastened ITS hold upon you, before you
know that II &near.
It won't do to tribe and delay, when the
remedy Is at hand. Every disorder that can
To reached through the blood yields to DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. For
Severe Coughs, Bronchial, Throat and Lung
Discusses, Asthma Scrofula In every form,
aud even the ScrofulouS affection Of the
lungs that's called Consumption, ia all its
earlier Stages, Il Is positive and complete
cure.
It Is the only blood-clOanser, strength 10
Storer, aud ilesh-buildor 20 effective that Il
can DO guaranteed. II II doeSnt benefit or
cure in every tAso you have your money
back. AL medicine dealers have 1t,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26

lie sure and put box OF Ayers Pills
In your satchcl before travelling, either
by land or sea. YOU will lnd them con.
yonienti ehlcaclous, and safo. The best
remedy for costivenOss, indigestion, ind
sick headache, and adapted TO any eli.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26

HAVE you a weak stomach or do
you suffer from dyspepsia2 Saturdays
are special days for Gluton Bread at
the Wheeling BakerY's Retail Depart
ment, No. 1880 Market street.
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Columbus. ono. and neturn.

From August % to September l, in
elusive, the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets to
Columbus and return, on account Ohio
State Fair, ut one fare for the round
trip, good returning until.september 2,
inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26

TIE Wheeling Bakery make n great
specially OF extra large Sc toaves. You
will find their immense loaves of bread
cheaper than you can bake ut home and
OF quality impossible to equal.
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Christian Church.

Elder Alexander Mclean, OF Cincin.
natl, Ohio, will preach at 1880 a. IN,
and Elder W. E. Boulton, of Hunting
ton, w. Va, will preach at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Oscar seeley will sing at both
morning and evening services.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26

To CURE nervousness your nerves
must be fed by pure blood. Hoods
sarsaparilla makes pure'bIood. Take it
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26

WArcH the people go across the Pom
toon Bridge to-day, foot OF Twelfth
street. Only two minutes walk to the
Fair Grounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26

DO not forget tho fact that the place to
have your Watch, Clock aud Jewelry re-
paired isn't W. II. ODBERTE,
South end Market Street Bridge.