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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31
THESTAFE LEGISLAIURE
A Warm Fight over the Prince
State Levy Bill.
'FREE SCHOOL QUESTION FIGURES.

M. Thomas Iptimates That Mr..
Rrookpnier is no Erlepd of Free
Schools and Attacks Ohio County
The wheeling Delegate Ably De-
tends His copstituents-ProbapIltty
That the Worlds Fair ApprOpFia'
tion Will be peGeated-other BUSH
mess.
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WANrEp.

WAETED-AGENTs; SALARY on.
commission; good chance for advances
ment Witte with references. ELLWANGER
BARRY, Nc Hope Nurseries, Rochester n, Y.
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FoR "RENT-MARKET GARDEN
j. Ono mile above the Top mill; possession
Immediately, Apply at No. 10 Fifteenth StrSSt
10 JOHN r. GTLCftRfST. NnSa9
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FoRRENT-MONDAY ANDTHURS.
y DAY evenings. X. OF p. Lodge Room. No
1921 Market street. Inquire OF janltor any even.
Ing during tho week, mn
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DIssoIUTloN,
FoR RENT.

'FoR RENT-A NEW FRAME
i! House Of Eight Rooms, corner Fourtoonth
and Woods streets, Possession April /, InGGis
nta Fifteenth street. dcS
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BUSINESS N
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore existing between
William Garlic and John NJ. Garlic, under the INV
name Of Garlic Bros, has this day hean dissoivaII
hy. mutual consent, William Garlic ]retirInc
l0hpM, Garlic will continue the business undss,,
tho old nane as heretofore, earle BROS
JANUARY ~ I'M
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WAETEp-FoR THE UNITF0
w. STATES ARMY, a%blo-bodlod, unmarriei
men, between tho ages Ot2i and 20 yearS I;nSS
pay, FatiOnS, clOlhing aud medical attendpScS
Applicants must DO prepared 10 furnish SilisiIc,
tory. evidence ls to age, character and hnbits
Apply at llSl Main street Wheeling, ". Va.
inG.NiWLp
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WANTED-LADIES AND Girls
We pay you from 81 TO $40 Der west \.
work for us at your own homes; no painting N,
%cRnYlSslug, send Salf.addrGssad enySlOpe g1sS'
\; EMMONS 4 Co, corner Batlerymarch ANA
Water streets, Boston, MAAs. ivgas
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EOR RENT OR sALE-sUBURBAN
Il residence, two and q half miles from Tia
city; three minutes' walk from the W, K Ed
motor line; large grounds, bearing fruit trees
well and cistern water. Inquire at 2l5i Main
street. jRaj
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r%RUsTEE,s SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.
YaluableCornSrOppostsPubl

BY virtue OF q decd Of trust unleu Tue mum
day OF March eighteen hundred and ninoiy,one,
and recorded III tho Office Of tue Cork Of the
County. Court Of Ohio county, West yirginia In
Kate q. HAndlan mud William N. Handlan, her
husband, TO me, tho undersigned trustee, ! Snau
Rs such trustee, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY. II, 1879,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, oiEOr for sale at the north
door OF tho Court fuusG Of Ohio county, ". Va
IN the city Of Wheeling, nj publlC auction. 70 lle
highest bidder, on tho terms hereinafter mem
toned, tho property described IN said dced Us
follows, via.
All those two parcels Of land in tho city Of
Wheeling, West Virginia, situated on the Aouln'
west corner Of ChapllnO formerly Fourth stree
and Sixteenth formerly John street. and Iesls,
mated as sub.dlylsionA number one ~ and .wo
In square number thirteen (l8ll IN tho SAID OlW HI
Wheeling, acknowledged iOf record BY james y
HlkOr and JainOs II. Stout on tho tenth daY ,ol
January, 1853, and recorded l1 tho 0tlice W ,,no
ClOik Oithn County Court Of Ohio county, y, va
IN Decd Hook No "a, pApO 40, together WIN All
the appurtoulhngs, fights aud privileges uhutr
unto In any WlSO belonging or nppJtlMnlng
TRIMS or BAtAl-phs.ihlsd aaa ~ much NOR
AZ purclasOr may elect 10 pay 10 cash inc Dat
Nn6O In two equal 'paymOhS ~ we've Gaa
OlghleN1 months respectively, notes 10 W glyea
from tho date OF sale. payable 1eni'aniluAll
and secured ly d decd Of trust on tho properly
or by the ltustpa retaining tho title until w.
payment, and bN policy OF Insurance on Wy.
buildings for nt least tho sum OF Sd,VO IN bOho
company satisfactory e, the IEg,teet r.,.,,0
j. o tiERyEY, AuClloncor jail
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disaster After Disaster.

VANCOUVER, B. O., April 14-oriental
advices BY steamship Empress Of Japan
say that the Koyer Maru, a steamer
owned by the Hokkai steamship com.
pany of Hakodate, iounderdd in tho
vicinity OF Vakajira on March 10. OF
seventy.two peraona on board all except
two were drowned.
The loss by the recent disastrous fire
at KanaGawa is estimated at $1,000, 900.
Another fatal snow slide has just been
reported from the Ogoya mino in
shikawa Prefecture. The buildings
wore overwhelmed and n number Of
GOLFERS were burned. After twenty
two hours steady work eighteen mon
were rescued, but five OF them died
shortly ufterward,
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CHARGES SUSTAINED
Against Rev, j, T, ohonoweth by
the Investigating Committee,
APPEAL TO THE NEXT CONFERENCE
VIII Probably DO Taken by tho Con-
victed Man-Tho Close OF the Evil
dence-some Very Strong Testimony
Against the Accused Minister, but
He still Asserts His Innocence,

Tho case Of Rev, j, F, Uhenoweth, OF
this NJ. L. conference, charged with i'm
moral relations with Miss Lloyd, and
with conduct unbecoming minister OF
the Gospel, came to close before the
investigating committee OF ministers at
MoundsvilIe yesterday, and the COM
mittee unanimously decided that tho
charges were sustained, and pronounce
cd him guilty, The decision read US
follows:
ave, the committee to investigate
the case OF the Church against Rev. j..
+. Chenoweth, report that after a care
iul consideration and examination OF all
the testimony offered, both charges
brought against the accused are sus-
taiped unanimously"
The closing testimony was interest
ing and important, not to say sensa-
tional. DR.. Sterling, OF Palatine, n
member and officer OF the K. OF p, lodge
which suspended Mr.. Chenoweth, said
he had in his possession document in
which the accused confessed his guilt.
Mr.. Borgess., OF Fairmont, presented
documentary evidence Of the most
damaging character, and while he was
ON the stand Mr.. Chenoweth created u
sensation by declaring that ii he re-
manned in the room he could not keep
his hands of the witness. He then lett,
but returned frequently and glared ut
the witness in a threatening way. His
friends suggest that no should not be
judged too harshly, as his troubles may
have affected his judgment,
In yesterdays lNTELLIdENcER was q
statement that Mr.. Boggess's testimony
was not very damaging TO tho defend-
ant, and seemed to show animus. This
is not entirely fair to Mr.. Borgess.. For
one who has as great reason for per-
sonal feeling in the case, he has GER
tainly shown calm and judicial spirit
which Is commendaDle. His evidence
was furthermore backed up by letters,
atidavits and other documents which
themselves made out complete case,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15
ABOUT People
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
A. P. Boot, Of sistersviIlo, is in the
city.
Mrs. Alex Raymond, OF Fairmont, is
in town, a Mcclure guest.
DR.. shriver, Of Bethany, was in the
city yesterday afternoon.
John A. Kelly, the Cleveland insur-
ance adiuster, is in the city.
j. W. Romans, OF New Martinsvillo,
was late arrival at the Behier last
night,
Major Randolph Stalnaker returned
yesterday from an extended visit Ia
Washington City.
Robert II. Browse, OF Grape Island,
and J. o. McManus, OF SisterSville, are
Windsor arrivals.
DR.. Baker, OF Cincinnati, who has
been visiting DR.. Hill, OF Twenty-second
street, returns homo to-day.
Mr.. Richards, OF Parkorsburg, father
OF L. NJ. Richards, the south Side drug
gist, Is visiting his son here.
g. L. Richards, OF Fairview; L. W.
Bartlett, OF BuCkhannon; ]. II. Dover,
OF sstersville. and L. s, Smith, OF Par
kersburg, registered at the Behlcr yes
terday.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Commorford, his son, Eu.
gene, and his daughter, Mrs. Allie Hay
mond, were in the city attending the
funeral of Mr.. Commercials brother,
James, who was buried yesterday.
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LOCAL BnEvrrIEs.
Matters of Minor slompnt in and about
the City,

Matters of Minor Moment in and about
the CitY,
MATINEE at the Grand to-day,
The Grand this eyening-"Held in
Slavery"
THERE will be a dance at Kemple's
hall on Tuesday evening.
The Be-About club will give o ball at
Beethoven hall Friday evening. Mayer
furnishes the music.
The Premier banjo, mandolin and
guitar club attended an entertainment
at Harrisville, Ohio, last night.
THE Full Bloom Social club, recently
organized on tho South Side, will hold,
big picnic about the middle OF May
THE La Belle and Crescent mills,
Wheeling steel works, Bloch Bros,
Hobbs and Central glass works pay
their men to-day.
A POWER OF attorney from the Anchor
Fire and Marine Insurance Company OF
Wheeling to Melville d, Post was yes
terday filed with Clerk Hook.
Work on the inclined plane railway
from the head OF Forty.third street to
the top OF the hill, by the Mozart park
association, is being pushed rapidly
forward,
The Boom-ta.ra,la baseball club has
been organized in the Eighth ward, and
is willing to play any club in the city,
1t has a date at Martins Ferry next
Saturday
TOMMY KELLY, the pugillst, who was
released from jail day before yesterday,
left yesterday for Columbus, Ohio, from
which point he will so to Indiana for q
series OF bouts.
TIE last will and testament OF DR.,
Albert T. Stifel, deceased, was yesterday
admitted to probate by Clerk Hook and
orderedto be recorded. George L. SIi-
iel is named as executor.
TIE funeral Of the late James Conner.
ford took place yesterday afternoon,
and WAS largely attended. Nelson lodge
OF Masons attended in q body and had
charge OF the obsequies.
MILEAGE Books local and through
tickets, sleepers secured, also tickets to
and from Europe via twelve steamship
lines, ut the Union railroad Office, 1900
Market street, John Baltic, agent.
Hoes are again advancing in price,
There arc very few to be Lad in the
eastern states at any price. The pres
ent supply is mostly from Iowa and
Illinois. The prospects for high prices
for both hogs and cattle next fall and
winter are reckoned good. The farmers
may have come profit in producing
them this year.
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Mr., William A. Love, who resides at No. lss
Sixteenth street. aud Is County Constable Of
Union district gives his statement for publicR'
tou as follows;
MY trouble began last September with ter
rlble earlchO, was treated by two different
specialists, but my eargot no better At last
was recommended bya friend to try ORA, Cape;
land, Bell and Davis, and BY so doing derived
great benefit from the beginning.
"When Inst went to Drs Copeland, Bell aud
Davis my right car was all swollen until i was
nearly closed, and could not hear out oil IT, In
could not lay ~ hand on 1t without suffering
considerable pain ON receiving my first treat
meni was relieved OF my pain nj once; only
leaving my cur slightly painful, which finally
passed away In about ane month
my nostrIls would stop up aud the dropping
OF my head " throat with the hawking and spit
ting annoyed mo terribly, Throat dry and sore
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15

Yesterday Fannie Preston informed
tho police that on lust Tuesday she had
been robbed OF two necklaces and n
pair Of diamond earrings by an inmate
Of her house or somebody else. Though
the information seemed little tardy,
tho police brought several persons up
to the city building and examined
them, and finally ono girl, known as
Sadie, was locked UP for the night. Tho
affair seems to DO involved in mystery,
but as 1t was allowed to 60 from Tues.
day till Friday without being reported,
tho police cannot DO blamed II the
goods arc never recovered.
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SiARTIN's FERRY.
Nows Notes and Personals from Our Near
EeighbOr.


News Notes and Personals from Our Near
Noighbor.
The fro department was called out
Yesterday by small fire in the two
story brick house on Fifth street occu.
pied by Mrs. Geer and David johnson.
The damage will reach $3.50.
Superintendent ]. L. Mannix gave an
interesting talk last night at the Y. NJ.
G. A. on the Period OF tho Constitu-
tion-tho wars, their causes and effects"
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railway Company is putting in switch
at Spence, Boggs & Co.'s stove works.
Ri Rev. Bishop Watterson will have
charge OF confirmation services in ST.
Michael's church tomorrow
New rails will BIO put down on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, and other inn
provements made.
]. ]. Breslin and David Ioe havo
rented tho thrce.quarter milo race
track at Bellaire.
The Arcadian club was entertained
last night by DR.. and Mrs. W. Is.
Shuttloworth.
Yesterday another team was nur.
chased by George Tweedy. the third
this month.
General Walker and II. q. Wilkinson,
of Mt. Pleasant, wcro in town yester.
day.
The star Specially Company will up.
pear at the Opera House tonight
Mrs. G. N. Watson left yesterday for
steubonvlllo to spend Sunday.
Council will make another effort to
meet tonight.
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BICYCLE NOTES.


Atcllb VI AHtcEebS " "hcCliiB EcuNl
Pushers.
Mrs. McGinnis, Of this city, has the
honor OF being the first lady member Of
the West Virginia division OF tho L. A.
W. In the league there are several thou
sand lady members.
Tho prospects for tho Decoration Day
road race arc about as bright as ever.
Subscriptions are being solicited, and
large number Of 6ne prizes will be
incentives for fast riding, All tho last
boys will be in it.
Chief Consul Jason Stamp, Of the L.
A. W., intends having moonlight runs
out the pike to Elm Run and Triadel-
pha, The first will be run the latter
part OF this month. They will no
doubt BIO very popular.
Tho Cycle clubs regular Sunday run
will DO to Mount Pleasant and return
tomorrow. The start will BIO made
from viii Twins drug store on tho
South Side, at $3.50 o'clock in tho morn
ing. A moderate pace will DO main
tOined and large number OF the boys
will ha ont
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"Tl,o Ola Homestead"

The attraction at the Opera House
next Monday evening will be the famous
drama by Denman Thompson, "The
Old Homestead" which played four
years at the immense Academy OF
Music In Now York, and drew crowded
houses all the time, There is some.
thing human in 1t that interests all
classes OF people. Its hold on the pub.
lie that il not usually found in theatres
the thoughtful, church.going public
has not been equalled since the palmy
days OF "Uncle Toms Cabin" 1t Is
pure amusement, with moral.
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rowBoAT BURNED.

Tho John Dana Totally Destroyed at Point
Pleasant.
News was received here last night of
the burning to the waters edge Of the
towboat John Dana, in the Ohio river,
opposite Point Pleasant, W. Va, yes
terday morning. Tho fire originated
from tine explosion of an oil lamp in the
engine room, and the flames envoloped
the boat. The crew made narrow
escape. The boat was valued at $780,
600, with $4,000 insurance. The own
ers were S. L. Dana & Co., the big Gin.
cinnati coal operators and dealers.
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"Enirins, Mcll.n

Tho popularity OF tho Irish comedy is
perennial, and so there was q large and
delighted audience at the Arch Street
Theatre last evening, where Con T,
Murphy's play, the Fairies Well, "
occupied the stage. This piece was
given at tho Walnut Street Theatre last
spring, and, as those who saw it there
will remember, it treats OF tho loves
and cnmities, tho sorrows and suffer-
ings, the amusements and priv0tions Of
tho Irish poasantry. There Is tho true
ioycr, who would die for his sweet.
heart, and there is the heartless villain,
who wants to marry the pretty girl
himself There is tho grasping land
lord, the hiph.spirited tenant, the faith.
full friend and tho treachcrous decciver.
-Erchange.
This great play will DO at the Grand
April II, is and 10.
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MOVIES on NAVIGATION.


Stage OF Water and Movements Of Boats.
Tie River Interests.
The marks on tho wharf show IS feet
6 inches In the channel, and falling.
Tho only packet to-day Is tho elegant
steamer Iron Queen, for Cincinnati, at
81. m.
To.morrow's packets arc Bon Hur
and II. K. Bedford, for Pittsburgh, at
3a. M; Annie Laurie, for GAINESVILLE,
at 4 a. IN. Congo, for Cincinnati, at s a,
IN. keystone State, for Pittsburgh, at s
n. I'M Sunshine, for Parkorsburg, at
noon.
Among tho tow boats that passed. the
city yesterday were tho ]. i. Williams,
Samuel Clark, James A. Blackmoro and
Pncinc down with big tows Of coal,
Smoky City up with tow OF empty
b0rges.
Yesterdays arrivals and departures
werei Congo, for Pittsburgh, at II a.
m; @. w. Bachelor, loaded down with
freight to tho guards, for Cincinnati, al
II q. m. Bon Hur, for parkorsburg, a.
noon; Sunshine, up at midnight for
Pittsburgh.
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AnIr snccn.s nj tho GRAND.

Laughter, excitement, gorgeous scenic
effects and excellent speeialties, togeth-
or with fine company, kept the unus'
ually large audience at the Grand
Opera House last evening in rare good
humor, "IIeld in Slavery" was the
play, and from the applause it received,
crowded houses may be expected at
tho matinee and evening performances
to-day. Martin Hayden as Julian and
Anna Boyle us Jenny shared the honors.
Songs, dances, speciAlties and the pick.
anlnny dances made tho evening most
enjoyable, The most realistic scene is
the atorm.tosaed sailboat at sea IN u
rain storm OF real water. Reserved
seats at Genther's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15
POWER TURNED on
At the New Power station of the Eleotrl
Railway.

80 tA'S %'N" AuNSA ottAeANN VI t"N $500
Railway,
Yesterday afternoon Tor tte first time
the new power house station of the
Wheeling Railway Company, located
at the foot OF Forty-second street, fur
nished power for the electric cara, The
power was kept on for about an hour
and then turned off Mechanical Eng.
ineer Wright said the trial was per-
fectly satisfactory, much better than
had been expected. The big engines
work beautifully, and though very
massive, weighing fifteen tons, do not
make any more noise when running at
u rate OF 600 revolutions than an ordin.
AIRY automatic sewing machine,
The connections on the bridge con-
Meeting the power wire OF the
Bridgeport station with the trolley wires
was disconnected yesterday afternoon,
and US q consequence tho old South
Side power house furnished all tho
power, 1t made the speed OF the cars
lessen considerably.
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Il. tlmoi, causing mo to cough great deal In
tho mornings, Pains and soreness all through
my lungs, appetite poor, and what ! ate luy
heavy on my stomach, bowels very irregular.
times
II now desire to inform tho public that tho
pains have all left my ear and the hearing has
been restored again, so well that can now hear
my watch tick, without removing the cotton
from my ear Ny nose Il nice and clear. the
dropping down into my throat and hawking
and splitting has also disappeared. lcough but
little now when catch cold ] feel much i'm
proved In my general health In fact felt so
poorly last fall did not care much whether |
lived or not feel free TO recommend any SUI.
fererS as have been to try these specialists and
DO benefited as have been"
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NOW HE HEARS.
Remarkable Recovery from Deafness Of
a Uell.KlOEl Whselllgte.

Statement of Constable william A.
Love, Whose Hearing In Right Ear
was Entirely Restored, and the Ca
tarrhal Inflammation Cured by Drs.
Copeland, Bell and Davls-PEoof
Upon Proof of the Efficacy of Their
Treatment in CATARRHAL Troubles
Affecting the Eyes, Ears, Nose,
Throat, Lungs and Stomach, and in
Fact the Whole System.
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Damage ut FIndlny.

FrNDbAY, O., April 1.-THE violent
wind storm Of Wednesday night tore
he roof off and almost completely
wrecked the Diamond window glass
factory. Reports from tho oil fields
show that over fifty oil derricks wero
blown down. A large number Of cases
where smaller damage was done arc re-
ported. The total damage will be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15

The construction gang OF the Wheel.
ing Railway Company did not work
yesterday on account OF the iuClemency
Of the weather, Work is to be- pushed
forward ON tho Benwood extension,
where loop has to be built, entering
from the north ON Main to Sixth, to
Water, to Eighth, to McMechen, and
rntuFn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15
ron Lace Curtains aud Drnparics, Eo "a
ENiSIiEINIER'S,


My wife WAS confined to her bod for
over two months with a worry severe at.
tack OF rheumatism. We could got
nothing that would afford her any re-.
lief aud MS n last resort gave Chamber.
lain's Plain Balm trial. 10 our great
surprise che began TO improve utter tho
first application, and by using II rogu.
larly she was soon able to got UP aud
attend 10 her house work. Il. II. John.
son, Of O. j. Knutson & Co., Konring.
ton. MINI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15

DRINK the schmuibnch Brcwlng Com.
pRny'A celebrated Hook llCer. THIS YEARS.
product In better than ever before, II will
be on tap saturday nnd Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15

WHEN you speak or even think Of
spring medicine, how quickly Hoods
sarsapuriIla comes into your mind.
lake 10 now, l2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15

Caturrh attacks all Mucous Membranes.
1t affects tho Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat,
bronchial Tubes, Lungs, Stomach, Bowels,
Kidneys, Blndder-thc whole mucous
tract. euro diseases Of these organs by re-
moving tho cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15

sCHNIuLBhC Ii 1IIIEwINu COstPANY,s
nnck Bocr VIII be OH tap Saturday aud
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15

LOOK out for cheap substitutcsl Do.
ware OF now remedies. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup has stood tho test for
nearly fifty years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15

If you want n good glnss OF Book Bocr
try tho SChmulbnCh Brewing COmpRny'S.
It's excellent. 1t will be on tap saturday
and Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15
Lewiston WORKS Burned.

LEWISTON. Pa, April 1.-THE Lewis.
ton works were destroyed by fire last
night. Loss $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15

TODAY nj T., 4. Good h Co "a plain and
Figured lndln Slllts zoe, worth DOE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-15

TODAY at l.. S. Good & Co.'s N GnuEo
Corset for soc, never sold for loss than Toe.