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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-22
INDICTED pHE PRosEoUToR.
Tho states Attorney for Cahell County
Reported for Playing Poker.
Yf-,,I.b d, u. I,lsy5vsnrsr

Tho states Attorney for cahell County
Reported for Playing Poker.
spoeial Dispatch TO he Ateligenesr
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July 2l,-When
the grand Jury, which has been in SEES
sion for a week past, reported at noon
to-day, much surprise was oCcasioned
when it wa announced that a bill had
been found against George Mcoamas,
the prosecuting attorney, for participate
ing in a game OF poker, The official,
who stood by, was himself astonlshed.
He was elected last fall on the Demo-
cratic ticket after a very hard struggle,
and it is said that he entered gambling
rooms, played games and then had the
parties who had been there summoned
before the grand jury. This action is
what caused the boys to retaliate. Mo
Camas ia the son Of the we'll known Is.
j. McCamas. o. W. Campbell has been
appointed to prosecute him. 1t was at
first supposed that he would resign, but
to-night's reports say that he will
plead guilty and pay a fine.
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HOSPITAL FoR THE INSANE.
Tho New building ut speucer Open for tn
Reception OF Patients,

The New Building ut Spencer Open for the
Reception OF Patients.
Special Correspondence Of he MtdHGcaetr.
SPENCER, W. VA, July 9G.-The 9 c
ond hospital for the insane at Spencer
was opened for the reception Of patients
on the 18th instant under the superin'
tency of DR., B, II, Hoyt, with twenty
six patients transferred from Weston,
The board OF directors being in session
passed an order declaring the hospital
opened for the reception of patients,
according to the class the spperintend'
ont may BIO able to care for, There
being but two wards completed, none
but the more quiet class OF patieuts will
be received for awhile until the second
ward building shall be completed. The
electric lights were turned on last night
by the accomplished daughter OF sena'
tor William woodward, Miss Kittie,
and like q fash the building was beau
tifully lighted, Everybody was happy
and all is moving along nicely.
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sumatra Tobacco Seized.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 2l.-special
treasury agent Hanlon has seized large
consignments of sumatra tobacco which
was under valued when 1t passed
through the Philadelphia custom house:
Tho duty had been paid at the rate OF
IS cents per pound it having been in
voiced as OILERS" instead OF best wrap.
per, which 1t proved to be, and which
should have paid duty at The rate of So
per pound, The tobacco seized all came
IRON Montreal consigned to J.. Mertz,
and was classified at Ogdensburg, N. Y,
by the customs collector ut that port
II is estimated BY this system OF under
valuation, the losses at Philadelphia
alone have aggregated not less than
Sl.5OO.0 900.
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Dend MAN AIive.


Buffalo has q bad case OF dead man
alive. The coroner's jury said he was
dead. The undertaken will take his
oath that he buried him. When he
walked into the coroner's Office as large
as life the coroner seemed put outabout
ii.
Tho dead man insisted that he was
alive and wanted to talk it over. Tho
coroner at last said: "WeII, you are
dead and buried, that's all l know about
it," and then considerably added, "but
I'll listen to what you've got to say"
Tho live.dead mans wife has suits pend
ing against insurance societies for death
benefits.
In law the man is as dead ~ Julius
Cesar, but he intends to fight the law
with u view to reinstating himself in
society. What standing in court can a
dead man haye2 Ii put on tho witness
stand he won't be there. Ii he opens
his mouth to speak he can't talk. II
tho undertaken torgives him the cor.
oner wont lot up.
He is u nero ghost, yetiho objects to
being counted out aud desires unan.
imous consent to exercise the rights
and privilogs OF a live man. Ho might
settle the complicated question by
taking hold OF u dead WIRE"
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.


Letters, otc., Of Foreigners arc con.
vOyed from China to other nations by
tho postal systums OF tho several coun.
tries, all conauls being regarded as
postmAsters for their own countries.
Letters may DO sent TO and from China
by the use Of stamps Of any country
through thor respective Consuls, but
Rrc only available at ireaty ports, Lot
tors for American residents IN China
Hhould never DO Addressed to other
than treaty PORTS.
Tho housewives in Florida have
found q 0 use for orangea They
scrub tho floors with thom. Go into
almost any town In tho orange growing
districts and YOU will SEQ tho women
using the luscious fruit exactly IS otir
housokOepprs use Bonp, They cut tho
oranges Ia halves and rub tho flat, OK.
posed pulp OIL the floor. Tho acld IN
tho oranges doubtless docs tho clean.
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MORNING SMILES.

~ don't SOC why people are so hard
tip these days with things 20 cheap"
said Lathors. "Cheap? What's cheap?"
asked Hicks. "Why, the chief neccs-
sity OF life was never so cheap as 1t Is
now. l Nm told q dollar isn't worth
more than 90 cents in the Market
Hayp0's Ba=ar.
Mrs. II. o. Mantick-"Ah, that
noble, noble swordl | suppose some
member ofyour family has drawn it
time and time again!" Mrs. Mat Il.
Fact-"No; only once. My husband
won 1t Mt n rattle. "-Blgalo Courier.
Barnes-"I don't soc how many OF
you city folk manage to keep the wolf
from the door," Waite-"O, We live in
flats, and 1t would DO n mighty clever
wolf that could got by the i%anitor."-
MtlD York Herald.
"shalI l have the pleasure Of being
engaged to you this summor?" IL mn
sorry, Mr.. Broadbrim, but my pro-
gramme is full clear up to November
Washington Star.
Hieka-0nc Of tho stores advertises q
list OF 1000 new names tor girls. Mrs.
Hicks-Stop in and get 1t; I've called
ours all l can think of.-Ncw York Times.
When q mans dollars have gone TO
tho dogs that's tho time no has to
whistle for hon.-PaiadaPhia Times
One may have Il wonderful command
OF language and yet DO unable to govern
his own tongup.-BoSon Transcript
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ing and sluggish bowels; this Is called BILIOUS
ATTACK, There IL frequent regurgitHtton OF q
thin, watery saline fluid, preceded by epigastric
pains, Sometimes there Is pain q the heart ac;
cOmpanied by palpitation and shortRess o.
breath, making the-patIent think he has the
heart disease.
Accompanying some cases there Is dizziness,
ringing In tho ears, spots before the eyes, and
other sensations which together arc called
"stomachio yertlgo.'' These patients hear .
huzzlng sound aud feel as Il a vapor wcrc enyel'
oping them; they grow pale, and grasp for sup
port through fear Of falling.
When In any case 'indigestion' has lasted o
long time chronlc gastric cataTrh will always be
developed; evidences of maih utrttton show
themselves by an@mla, premature ola age, cor
rlgatlons OF the nails, decay OF tho teeth. etc.
Again, there Is q short, dry cough aud occasiou'
al paroxySms Of an asthmAtic character. The
skin becomes sallow, dry and rough, and various
eruptlons appear,
tarrh, as Ia all other Catarrhal diseases, Drs.
Copeland, Bell and Dayls's method Is superior to
all Others, They readily distinguish between
the various forms OF It's appearance and direct
their treatment To tho removal OF the cause
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Menlth MnlI rlnccd.

Tho latc A. J. Drcxel was ono OF the
kind of mon that ought 10 have wealth.
He know how to gain it and how to use
it. All through his life no did good
deeds, Of manyof which tho world knows
and will know nothing. In his will bo
nakos principally gifts and provisions
for his family that are Us wise as thOy
are liberal.
The best side OF this good man .was
shown by what he did in his lifetime.
Ho found pleasure in planting for tho
public benefit and seeing the seed grow.
Ho saw in wealth q means to an end.
While Philadelphia lasts she will
have rcason to remember A. ], Drcxol
and his bosom friend and associate
George W. Childs, who is another OF
tho same kind.
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The Presldenrs Lowell Head.

1t is said that tho President on his
trip by sea from New York to Buzzard's
Bay, slept for thirty hours, almost
without u break. He was tagged out,
needed absolute rest and took kindly to
1t. II the story be true the President
showed a level head.
There is no better remedy for brain
flag than rest and plenty of sleep. 1t is
fur ahead OF all the dosing. 1t is ma
lures own remedy. Many a busy man
cuts short his days because ho will not
give himself Il chance. He will give
his horse rest. He knows that even
machinery OF iron and steel must have
q rest. He will let the boiler cool of
and DO cleaned out. For himself there
is no real rest-high pressure all the
time, ut the place Of business, at homo,
even in bed tho thinking machinery
must be kept going.
Men cannot stand so much OF this
kind OF thing in summer as in winter,
but the thoughtIess try to so through
the hot months under the winter head
Of steam. 1t is not reasonable, but
they think it is %"business," and must
be that way. 1t is suicide by degrees.
----O--
If England takes a hand with Siam
against Franco the Russian bear will DO
there to lay his icy paw on England.
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Mhv Nnt9

The Philadelphia Press thinks it
would be n great boon if President
Cleveland would recommend that Con.
gross take no action as to the tariff,
and adds. but President Cleveland
cannot afford to make such u recon-
~mondation, nor could Congress listen
to it."
Why? Because they arc committed
to tariff butchory2 Can't u partisan
afford to lay aside his partisan garb and
clothe himself with the flag OF his
country Can't the President, can't
his party, afford to do right instead Of
doing wrong2
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Gm ~g4tdGgemer
wnEELlNc. July ~, 1903.
Tho Cloud In the Fast.

"The threatened closing OF the mills
in the east l regard as a much more SER
ious feature OF the present situation
than tho closing OF tho Denver banks"
says u New York banker.
So it is beyond question. Tho Dem
Yer banks were forced to close by the
run resulting from the insane rawlings
OF tho governor OF Colorado and his
hoodlum convention. Thetrouble with
the mills in the east is OF a different
nature.
They are confronted by the free trade
policy OF the party in power. The
market will not take their product and
they cannot afford to tic up money in
goods that may be deprecated by an
act of Congress before they can DO mar
keted. Some OF them can suspend OPP
erations and live. Others must run or
go under, and since they cannot sell
they must do tho other thing.
Ii there was no fear OF u radical
change in the tariff policy these mills
would go on as before. 1t is easy to fix
tho blame without going far.
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committed a serlous CrIme.


Special DfSpafca 10 the fTteatgtHcSh
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July 21.-Last
night Tom Holloy, a half-wltted young
man, who lives at Cox's Landing, ten
miles above here, assaulted and out
ragged Americas Messenger, aged four.
teen. The authorities pursued and cap
tured him as he was getting into Ohio,
Constable Bowen being compelled to
shoot him in the face before he would
give up. The girl was badly injured.
Holley was indicted this evening.
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CAlARRH or STOMACH
Poor Appetite, With Violent Pains
and Nausea After Eating.
A Case That is of Interest to Every
Ono Who Suffers from Indigestion
ToFFible Suffering Night and Day.

Last week Dm, Copeland, Bell and Davis pub
lished the symptoms Of catarrh as 1t often affects
tho entire system. This week they present the
symptoms which arc principally confined TO the
local affection commonly known as dyspepsia or
cataTTh OF the stomach aud bowels,
These symptoms not only vary IN different IN
diViduas, but In the same individual ~ dtner'
ont times; tho most constant Is an abnormal APP
petite; 1t may be lost, increased or perverted.
There Is weight, dull pain and asense OF burning
til the pit Of the stomach after taking food, 40
cOmpanied by tl1tllencO, heartburn, gaStralgta'
constipation OF dlarrhpR, n dull headache, Ian,
guor, depression OF spirits aud lrritability Of
temper,
IndlscretIon in eating aud drinking, and ex'
erCise or exposure IN dyspeptics are lpt to oeca'
sion sick headache. Il Is frequently Accompa'
MED by bitter taste In the mouth, bilious vomlt'
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AGlN THE TROLLEY.

Times arc groWln' mighty rapid;
More an more so ev'ry day,
An 20 want 10 hustle lively,
Err yG're gCttin' in the way
IndmlrO to see Improvement,
But they're gOln' at II wrong,
Scnrin' folks and KILN children
SenCO the trolley come along.
Me aud ina, we looked for quiet
In the country all our lives,
Scarcely git tho hOme-stld settled
Till the trolley line arrives.
JeS' az bad az IN the city,
BuZIin' out It's threat and song,
Amt no place on earth fur comfort
Sence the trolley come along.
Take the future 'lcctrlc motor:
This 'un stands to IT, I'll vow.
As the 'riglnal steRm.inglnO
Stands to what they're runnin' now.
'LeCtrlc force Is well an proper,
But It's comm II too strong,
DOM what It's fOncy nlGaSGs
scnCe the trolley come along.
Ev'ry body'S skCart and tire mblin';
Don't know when they may expire
Mas aiCard to tech q ClOthGsllhO-
Might have crossed u trolley wire;
Jumps when some II rings the door bell
Thinks lt's that Internal gongl o.
Livin'S gittinsdreiIul nervous
Setcc the trolley come along.
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A Cnso OF Got There,

A Pottsvlllo man Is wheeling a kog OF
bOor to tho fair. Some Gootgia bra yOs
arc beating their way with tho attrac.
tions Of hand organ aud a monkey.
Two Pittsburg mon arc counting tho
railroad tics. CyClors by tho hundred
aro cycling thithor, Parties arc driy.
ing in stylish Iurn.outs, Other parties
arc moving on tho fair in farm wagons,
Some aro going horseback. Anything,
any way to got thoro. We shall not 800
It's like again. Young man, II Is better
10 SOC tho fair than to Ill your boSt girl
with leo CreNm aud dyspepsia.
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FAIR attendance is quito SO and will
DO larger 1t is the greatest attraction
tho world has seen, and everybody who
can gotthore will SEQ it before tho eur.
tain goes down.
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The Row in the University.


The university regents have cut
matters short by BUSTING the whole
faculty. This is not a vindicatiOn OF
anybody, 1t saves further scandal on
one point. There was and is scandal
enough. There ia no need.of more.
The new faculty will include part OF
the old. When we see how far the
restoration is to so, who is to DO re-
stored and what new material II any is
to be brought in, it will DO easier to de-
termine whether the institution is to
have u chance for its life or to be hur-
ried to its death by more OF the same
old thing,
It will be necessary, also, to know
whether the faculty is to have a head
or a fgurehead, whether the president
is to have authority with responsibility,
or Observation-Disclosures aud intrigue
against the head are still to be as safe
diversions US they have been,
1t is to behoped that tits theintention
OF the regents to establish order aud to
maintain discipline if it takes a new
faculty every year to dOit The people
have put The university on probation.
AN Oklahoma "cow lady" who thas
been masquerading Ns a mar and
leading a bandit band is behind the
bars. Is this the wild western idea OF
chiyalry?
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Mn. WALTER BEsANr, who writes good
English novels in good English, is 60.
ing home well pleased with this coun.
try. Ho thinks there is some literature
in US Americans and will DO moro. 1t
is always pleasing to be spoken Of pleas.
antly. We shall remember Mr.. Besaut
for this "put.n
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Tnko tho baltimore s Ohio to Chicago

Take the baltimore s Ohio to Chicago.
Excursion tickets now on sale via
tho Baltimore & Ohio at reduced round
trip rates, good returning until Novem.
Der 8, 1893. Trains leave Wheeling,
eastern time, at 600 q. IN. and l:25 p.
IN. daily, and at $3.50 p. M, except Sun
dap For sleeping car accommodations
and other information enquire OF Balti.
moro & Ohio agents.
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Tho bost salvo In tho world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevOr
sores, %tetter, Chappod hands, chilblain9,
cornB and all skin oruptions, and posi-.
lively curos piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed TO give perfect sdttsfuc'
ton or money refunded. Price 20 cents
q boz. For salo bY logan Drug %.
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Special Dipatch to he M!dligncer'
CHARLESTON, W. VA, July 2l.-The
pawolleiu and Winetrode coal COM
panies have shut down owing to the low
water and dull times. Hundreds Of
men arc thrown out Of employment, but
it is believed work will be resumed
nhnrklu
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Robson %Rcnppointed.

Special Dbpatch 70 tht Intelligence.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, July 2l.-Gover.
nor MacCorkle has reappointed H. A.
Robson, OF Fayette, mine inspector for
the third mining district. Mi. Robson
was appointed some time since but
resigned,
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Modest Nrerit Kecognized.

Tho Pittsburgh Chronicle telegraph is
"on," asthey aayin Wegee. "It Gallagher
could only get out OF the pen, what a
lovely Parkorsburg reporter he would
make for the morning papers," Gal
laghor is the man whose conscience
inspired him to make a lying "confes-
sion" to help on the pardon OF Master
Workman Dempsey, of Homestead
fame, and the next day impol!ed him
to make another Confession" lbranding
himself a perjurer.
The Parkersburg liar who serves the
Pittsburgh morning papers never re-
tracts or recants. Strange. to say, no
freak OF his cavorting imagination is
too rampant for his market.
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Nine Buildings Burned.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, July 21.-Nine
dwellings belonging to the Beury Coal
and Coke Company, at Powellton,
burned last evening; loss about $4,000;
nnrtinllv insured.
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WHEELING has been glad to have the
Christian Ealeayosers with hor and
hopes they have had a profitable and
pleasant time. Their presence in this
city has been n good thing.
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RrAp slllol ( co.lg ad--lt paya.

FRoM July IA to "a, tho Baltimore &
Ohio will run a special train, leaving
Moundsvlllo camp grounds ut 1920 p.
In, also trAlns B.. o, Il and ~ will run
into tho nninn rrnmnd ALniinn.
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Of Ladies' Low Shoes ut greatly reduced
prices, all the latoBt styles In black and
ian In tho Oxford, Butcher and Prince
AlhpfLB To anlnnL from. L. v. BLONn.
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GRAND PICNIC
-oP TME-
Butchers Association,
OF WHEELING, W VA,
TO BE HELD ON IIE
NEW FAIR GROUNDS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1893

Agrand street parade at 0 O'Clock a ~ P gas,
lug, Horse and Bicycle Races. All men ,IF y
will close on the AboVc date NJ u W ~
lug Stands will be IN chnrgU OF competent .H T,,J
Music by the Opera House aud Mgls.CI ,"a
Bands for parade and concert music, auu '''
tcr's String Band for dancing.
RACTS;
Flrst-Trotting and Pacing ~Haco-iai,o ~
first S35, second Il; milo honts. Two n NlI.'
second-lIRli Mile Running Race ltcg ~"
Purse $50; first SIS, second sl5i Two ~ lNi,e,
Third-A rnCO between u Q MCNlolllHH ~ I,s
horse OF John MOHannOn Tor u pui,o Va "l.B.
butchers Of $50, tho winner 70 l1EG aIs G%.lagi
mons horse Is 10 run half mile wiitg He'.'D
runs four hundred aud seventy yatl' ,,Ns
F~Ourth-1wO Bicycle Races, one o IVY pIiil
dash aud the other QUO n nall mlIo un,I, ,sg
Gold Medals, Two prizes 40 to ulg "uIm,sf al
the two milo dash and one prilolu lAe "'""
the onc.hali milo dash.
CALF KILLING CoNTEsI'
In white linen suits, for the best tln,a M 'IIi
est work Purse $751; ltsi " ,eGolu , re51lr
g.; three to StatL o.. II. MculVA Jaw '"''
lions. .,.,.,p ve4t
LAMB KILLING for boy8undcr rIg NlcVnl n,
Of agO. For best llm0 aud n0hle'l No'h
sl5i first $40, second s.. ,tM.
Admission 10 Grounds Zoe, Or0nl STUN
NO CHARGES FOR VEHICLES
!yii.TThAS.8i.Gui 2,8Awy2O
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IAN honest confession Ia good for tho
soul" Let our Democratic friends adj.
init that their tatiT declaration was a
mistake. Lot them say, We thought
We would, but since wO 500 how tho
country suffers already, We won't, Tho
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SOME remarkable cures OF deafness
are recorded OF DR.. Thomas Eclectric
Oil. Never fails to euro earache.
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Frnin To.dnY on

We offer Ladies' Low Shoes OF all kinds
ut greatly reduced price. L. v. BLOND.
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If DR.. Meyer, held in New York on a
charge OF poisoning, be guilty, he is n
of the most elaborate scouudrols Of his
time.
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WHEELING has had no heat prostrO.
tons, but cities further north have
had. Wheeling is about right as u
summer resort
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immortal Shakespeare said, at is
great sin to swear unto a sin, but
greater sin to keep q sinful OATH"
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Catarrh Attacks All Mucous Membranes.
1t Affects the Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat,
Bronchial Tubes, Lungs, stomach, Bow
oils, Kidneys, Bladdor-thO Whole Mu.
cOus Tract-ouro Diseases of These Or
gans by Removing the Cause.
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Drs. Copeland, Bell s. Davis treat success.
fiHIly AL durable diseases at l5gl Main street,
6P. NJ. and 7 toOP.M. Sundays, 10 to IL A. ".
aud . 70 I =. NJ. specialties-C atarrh aud all
diseases OF the eye, ear, throat aud lungs; dys-
pepsia cured; nervous diseases cured; skin
diseases cured.
Many cases treated successfully by mall, Send
2.cent stamp for question blank
Address all mali to
DRa. COPELAND, BELL& DAVIS,
ll2l Main street, Wheeling, ". Va
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CHOLERA continues to widen its scope.
This country will have to be wide awake
to escape.
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FuRNlrURE. cARPErs. Enc.
PICTURES 4 Art MATERIALS.
Oldest Art Store IN the SEC.

plolircs. Fttnos, Looking ulaiScs, Artists
MaletlnlS, Architects aud surveyors SuppliGA
Arlisllu FfatlCs to order
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