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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-12-17
E-pE:: AIDING
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IN EFFECT NO EMBER ls, 1894.
For New York vis Pbisdelpna week os,,
$40, 525 40, am, 1882, 2.55, 5.55 pm. 9uHra
2l0, 3. m For New York via rt1-' phw'
week days, 5.257 ~ 4. Hs., 1872, ~ y. r.
For Resding and Pliladelpoi,, waaS co.
el0, 5. .25 40 a. m, l2Ss 2oh ' -
Eor PottsyIle, week days tio, 7Q9. q. PSI.
IN 20. 2 So. 6JF .. ne. Sunday, 2l0 H 200,
vi For Tamaqua md Mahsuov 1itg, we9E 1.y.
~2lO, 5.25. 720 s. m. 1889, $50, 5.5i p sc.
Tor wliisnsport, sunnory Sra lgvls
week days, 3.25, llSO s. &C. '7 3
FOR Mahanoy Plane, wees uays 2r0, o..
7.20, ll.3G p M, lE22, iJ3, R5., a.55, 20, 9 IS
p. 10. Sunday, IL, 8.2J, 3. IN.
Ter Asilend and ShsamoGin1 2. veeE days S.P
T20 l.S0 a. M, 1885, ~, = ~ .. 70 r0ca
BPS n
For Baltimore, Washington sno tos Wcs
B. & o, r. z, through trains leave, ,ReaG'
Terminal, Philadelphia. OP g. X Z. R,l ~ 3 q,
Y55 ll.26 a. n., 3. 10, 7,27, .. m, Sund'. 3 20
7,65 ii2e a. N. 9.t9, ~ p, m. Addtiona
t'ai-7 from q h and smut streets station
week days, 45, Al, s3 p. m. sundays, lbs
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH.
Lesve New York via PhiladelpmE, week d.
800 9. ln., i3O. AGO. 7.8O p m, i2.lb night. 3
leave New York via Msuoa Chunk, week 3ay-
$50 $40 q. NJ, l.l0, $50 p. n.
Leave Phllaoelphi9. Res1'nN Termin.
week days APO s.95, i0,G a. m. snd a''
G02 li.S0 0. n. sunday 80 .. 01.
Leave Reading WGok days 30, l.iHi ll,ct,j "
\. m, 555, 75L p. N 9undaEr-l.aS a.
Leave FOttsvill9, week days ':f 7fO e.
1880, e12 % Sunday, 2Y5 a. u
Leave Tamtgua. week days, 10, $50. ID .
m, 120, 7.l5. N.1s o. in Sunday. 3ls o..
Leave M7aauuy Cttv, weGg days, 3,45, p a.
ll.f7 3. m, t6i, 73S 7% p. %. &urdEr. AZ
y. m.
Leave Mahanoy Plane, wgeK dgga, sac 40
$50 QH, 1855 q. M iZ53i 2GG l.Zy, t&5,7 10 Il
3, IA, sunday, 2+0, 4GJ d. n.,
Leave Wlliam5po-t. week days, 7.12, lGlp
@. 35, lt.IU .. ID. SuudSy, Ills ?. a.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf
and South Street WhNrf for Atlantic Oity
Weekdays Express, 800 .. s4., 200, 400
400 p. N Accommodation, 800 a. ~. 5.4d
-. a.
: N5unday--E Express. 200, 1900 a. m. Accom-.
: datiOn, 800 q, N. and 4.30 p. n.
49, Returning, leave Atlantic City, depot cornei
~ .nttc and Arkansas avenues.
p Week Days-EXpress, 7,85, s.UO a. m. anC
400 d $40 p. n. Accom- modadon, s.l5 a. m
and 4.32 p. IN.
Sunas' = Ak sress, 400, 7.SO .. m. Aoeommo
dauon, 7l5 a. NJ, ano IL .. N.
ParOr cars on all express trains.
c, q. y AHCOCK, Gen, Pass. Agh.
PhiladelphiR =
1. A. SWEIGAHD, Gen. supt
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Y. ". c. 4. JUBILEE
Great Preparations for Its Celebration
Next jiunLII.

Great Preparations for Its Celebration
Next 5iuutIi.
Preparations gro being made for tho
celebration OF the tiitieth jubilee ami
versary Of the organization OF the Youu.
Mems Christian Association. Thurs
day evening, May 81, the ladies' auSiii-
ary OF the association will give Il Jubilee
festival. Saturday. June .. Il thanks
giving service will DO held; Sunday
there will be n union anniversary a.r-
vice. and some OF the ministers will
preach soini.centennial serlnona. Tues
day, June D, there will DO n conference
of members. and on Thursday, the 7th,
agymnastic contest will take place.
Great preparations are being nia,lo
for the jubilee anniversary which il to
be celebrated ut London, the home Of
the associations founder. June IL.
Among the 1000 delegates who will At.
tend the convention will he 100 from
tho United States and Canada, 800 from
Germany, 40 from Norway and Sweden,
100 from France. 10 from Austria, md
many others from India, China Japan
and Turkey. Prince Oscar. OF sweden,
will come with tho NorwevianH. aud
Count Bernsterotl With tho Germans.
The celebration will be observed
throughout the United Kingdom, aud
on June 3 loo jubilee sermons will be
preached in England, Scotland and
Wues The Lord Mayor and Corpora
ton OF London will in vito tho Young
Mems Christion Association delegates
to IL reception, for which au appropria.
ton Of rl.OO0 has been mndc Thoro
will be IL thanksgivin. service in st.
Paul's Cathedral. n dnmonstratlon in
Albert Hail, who'o capacity Of 10000 is
expected to bo filled, aud ut the close a
visit to Windsor Castle, whore the ,lro.
Ca;og will enjoy privileges never before
cx!onded the public by tho queen.
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J. ". Blaynoy, OF Ronoy's Point, is n
Bother arrival.
]. F. Struck and II. \. Custer. OF
Grafton, aro at tho Windsor.
]. W. Boyers, OF Sistersvilie, and J. S.
Wells. OF JOSIAH, are at tine Windsor.
3. T. Russell and vito, OF Sistcrsville,
autographed at the BchIer yesterday.
Miss Maggie J. Paul, of Moundsville,
was here yesterday, u guest of tho
Stamm.
Cot. John d Hastings, well known
Parkersburgrr, figures on tho McLurc
register.
Mrs. james Cummins, who has been
laid w for month with Illness, is now
convaloScing.
Mrs. Grace Carpenter. OF Denver, Col,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. 4. i. Boyd,
on Thirteenth street.
J. C. kalphsnydor, OF Kingwood, and
George NJ. Ralphrnytler, oil Fnirmout,
registered at tho McLure.
Mira r. D. T. Buckley, vito OF DR..
Buckley. OF Thomson NJ. Z. church, nc
companied by her children. Left yester.
day afternoon Tor Philadelphia for Il
visit with relatives.
a. A. J. GaskiIl. a. C. Meacham and
i. A. Prchard, OF Huntington. and Alex
l'cabout, OF Fairmout, wero ut tho Nc.
Lure last evening on route to the Pitts.
burgh Knights Tcmplar cncnmpment.
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LOCAL BeEvIrn3s.
Matters Of Minor Moment In mud ABou
tho CITY,


Matters Of Minor Moment In mud About
tho City.
OPERA HOUSE, this evcning-"Robin
Hood"
OPEN aummeS street cars arc not go
popular just now as they were earlicr In
tho season.
The boys in the fishing camps have
been having u pretty comiortIess time
OF 1t for two or threo days past.
a REGULAR meeting OF the city coun-
eli 10 duo tonight, but 10 business OF n
worry important character ID booked for
consideration.
CLERK Hook yesterday Issued ono
marriage license, tho parties being
William Daniel Becker. aged %, and
Carrie schcll, nged 10, both oi,thts city.
o. Thursday evening Mr.. Frank NJ.
Hudson, Of Baltimore, will lecture at
tho A. o. U. W. hall on "Thc Orig in OF
tho Alphabetaul Egyptian llleroGlyph.
ics."
ALEX. Love was arrested by Ofilcor
Wi.kio last night on charge OF disor.
derby conduct. a nine-year.old boy
will also DO up this morning on tho
same charge
TIE confectionery and fruit store Of
Clyde Muir, on the corner oil Chaplino
and Sixte0n,n streets, was sold by Con-
stable st. Myers yesterday. Mrs. J. ii.
Zeveley, OF Eighteenth street, was tho
purchaser.
A MEETING OF the council committee
on petitions and circumstances was
called for last evening, but no Quorum
appeared. Messrs. Nlluen and Kenny
and Clcrk lIanko waited awhile and
then gayo it up.
CurEp OF PoncI MCNIcuoL last ovon-
ing locked up Clinton Nlassonbcrgcr OIL
charge OF disordcrly. There has been
frequent trouble over Clinton's t'nib-
bing' propensities, and this method
was adopted to euro him.
OFFICER HERuHIT conilscated spring
gun from Second ward boy last night
for the fourth timo, and this time the
chiet decided that 1t must remain con.
6scated. They arc dangerous weapons,
and cause much complaint.
YESTERDAY Squire Gillcspy had wo.
man arraisncd before him, charged by
another woman with profauo swearing.
The justice heard the evidence and then
gavo oil tho parties to the suit plain
talhing 10 and sent them home.
Two DOGS worc shot by Officer Her.
bert last evening. one on hia beat and
tho other at tho CITY building. Tho
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Whore IiusInr.. IN Not Dull,

Cox x Company yesterday closed Il
cnntrnct with Albert Schcnk ior lurro
iron tank They also havc II con tract
for huge tank for tho Belmont brew.
cry. at Martins Perry. and another for
large amount OF special iron work for
Max Lung.
The buckets and machinery Of tho
sand boa, Fuy 5. ARE receiving general
ovrrhauling and repaira Rcdman x
COInpnnY nrr doing tho work.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO LIENHOLDERS.

To all Persons holding liens BY Judgment or
otherwise on the rial estate or any part thereof
OF Charles ono:
In pursuance Of GG"Crer OF tho Circuit Court
OF Ohio county made in n cnusc therein pending
TO subject the real cstutc oi the snil Charles Ol,0
to the satisfaction OF the liens thereon. Won arc
hereby required I" present MI claims held hy
You aul cArl Of YOU against the Snjd Charles
Otto, which nro lruS on his rca, estate OF AMY
part dit. for adjudication To mo II, my onicc,
No. lil7 Chaplnc street In the city of Wheel.
Ing. W. Va. on OK before saturday tho 10th tlny
OF June 1884,.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of May,
1885, GEORGE T. HOYp,
Commissioners.
W j. ". CowpES, Attorney for Creditors,
myl5.TU
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A BHiLLlaaT RECEPTION
Givon by Mrs. W. II. Iirurnu ON the Islam
last Evening.

Givon by Mrs. W. II. Iirnrno on the Island
last Evening.
Ono OF the most brilliant and beauti.
iul social entertainments of the ycar
wna that given yesterday evening by
Mrs. MilIinm II. lioarnc. Mt her plcat-
ant homo on South Front street, Island.
Il was n reception in honor Of her uuost,
Miss Rainoy. OF Cleveland, and thG
hours were from i to ! y. III. Mrs.
lIearnc WINS assisted in receiving bv
Mas Rainoy, Mrs. Frank j. IIrmrnc,
Miss Mrado, Mrs. George l.aurhIin, OF
Cleveland, and Miss Anne Cummius
For IN afternoon reception tho attend.
Anco Of The gentlemen wus unusually
large. kilmevcr added to the onjoy.
mcnt with music, nnl tho hours pnssrd
nll too iiHn,iv for the guests.
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MCLOTHING.4N

GVEpC0kTS II. prices that smash all formcr
Uin''oon rocoriS Look. S!.Di for asioI
OFctcOat Ne also have great bargain, al S;s;
s+.H0. $3.50. EG.;j, NJ to SiO.5j
twill phv YOU TO look at thc1, gooiS
hEh ) SUITS s7SS SY;7 d, 10 = si y = 81 H. "@
lGndrrI In low prices Ii you can match tbs,,.
goods Tor less Than donblo the money anywhere
We Invite YOU to return the same and YOUR ,uouny
vii! be re!unicl. These goGi, mustgO
hEhS PANTS s s7 TIc y S'G sG; Il Isnp to
the value OF IL dollar try to borrow one. II YOU
want 10 know how To save dollar or mOrY look
nj our Clothing Department
BOYS SUITS G!ss i: Sc; SsS &c T TlssE
not last alwny- You canuot match tbs orSc,,
BOYS PARTS Sar rS and son inc rn nRI,Ssts
prcGnL We have al! sizes from 10 II a. these
prices %
NEE'S SHOES ., Sc DC, sllc; Sly, s:37.
hn' oiiVuo 81 g., TO S!6. II Il JUS, %
we'll 10 save monci Oh Shoes rs anything else
aud We are away blow Tho market
LADIES PlHR SHOES st IT, yI' 81 !! Isl s!'7 y
SD our succc. N the Shoe limo 1, rrobrhly
inOru thnn We dcscryc We prcSumu tho rcISon
we sell so many is because thcy don't last lon;
but pruple will havc thun,
CHlLDREAS SHOES s e. ;'s s. 'f Isl Sc IF SG
gains
EODS and Boys HATS e. & i9 Pc 10 10, j 81 J, 5i 80,
tive silk Hat. which usually ScIlt atSI5I.
Mans Shirts a. =, iso ?2o 49, ~ ~ to DC. On
Millinery and Ribbons Il M, III TEc %s s ON
snvcyou lots Of money Ni,S Agnes clarity will
give +nu pointers on Millinery suI Trimming,
lint will 10 ron cool aud will not orctchnrSo
YOU nor sell yOu Old styles
Ilndorvn77 Uuirr'hlrtt md DRIVERS nj &c
UliuGl NULL $40 mo 80. Csc up We urc nj.
wnvg below the market On these goods az well
nS everything; else.
Bed Comforts and Blankets &C. g;'1 IS IS s HS
We have just rcoiv"'l II job lot OF these GoJlI j:
prices that will surprise you
Ladies' COYS6lS me;o 80, -, up
Umbrellas n'lsc &C, Soup
Lace Curtains n.aoc, &c, s'cun
Crnnerinr - lbs irauill'cd Sugar fnrslOl:
QlULUliUo' Arburllr'S CniIrN :,tr. tirhlu a,
Ground Prpptr. Cinnamon. Mustard IiIurernuI
lmlluS Powder MI going ~ &c per pound, or )
pOunts tor accents
nc" \ Clothing store, u Innt nrI,i Shoe
store, ~ lint store. II Try GNuls store, "A
millinery store, II Notion Store, u Euruisi,.
rur; G"uiH store. IL HARDWARE nnI Tinwur"
Store, u Tu, and Grocery SiUrr-niIu, stores
Ia un"--nll Cnnpi"t" undrr one rouf.
Nohivn tho larsa'lf department store In thu
stHlu 10 III ln1 Main street, Ii 10 u TCuth
street, nud lnl tn 1917 Market stn,ut Eleven
entrances -tuko your choice NRrEdius In uyury
Department.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent U. S. Claim Attorney, Col.
lector aud Notary Public
MY 1912 MARKET STREET.
TO r S A. LII.

House of three rooms, Martc. street, Centu
Wheeling. 900.
House of ten rooms, b,Ick Market street, Fifth
ward. easy terms, $1,000
House OF tivo rooms, brick. Fourteenth street
s. so
House Of four rooms Jacob street, Sixth
wnrd. e. 90
House. lve rooms, Woods street. East whos!.
iuc. Sl.IO0.
Fine farm. 1877 acres thrrc miles from Mounds.
bargain. =
100 feet of land fronting on Mccolloch and
Lind streets.
Hotel Of fourteen rooms. doing good business
splendid location. cheap
Louise OF seven rooms and hail. Chaplino
street, Centre Wheeling S;9Jl
Lot east end Fourteenth street 500
Lots on LIND street, lRlvcdorc. st7j each.
LOIS IN liehrenS & Sptiders addition. Hand.
lsu's addition TO North B1uwood Bnl,ss Run
Caldwc!ls Run, Plcasan. VALLEY, Bellevue aud
othcr places In and near tho cite.
money 10 loan on city real estate: SOD SJ1l
s+VO, 500, 500 s., 90. $1,000 and e OO0
FOR RENT.
2olS Eoff street, six rOoius sl6 % per month
-i3 Eoh street, four rooms, second and third
stories. S. 90 per month.
10 Eoh street, four rooms. Sill % per mouth
four rooms. second story. Mnrkc. street. Fifth
ward. $40 W per month
=, Two rooms. first floor, Twenty.sevcnth street,
SC per month.
70 Three rooms, second floor, S532 Eoy street,
S. ~ per month
Th'oe rooms, hrst floor. McColloch street ue.r
ihit'y-htSt street, 81 10 per mouth.
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viii DO OF Value to tho world by !luq.
'rAtin2 tho improvements In tho
mechanical nrtg md nminont phy-
Niclsn- will tell you that tho progrc1a in
medicinal ngcnls, has been Of oQunl
importance, aud no n STRENGTHENING
Iurntivn that Syrup Of Figa IL fur in nd.
vance Of ull others
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The communication was received anu
ordered flied.
The Mozart Park Association ten.
derrd the use OF the park for o school
outing The oilcr WAS received by the
board.
Mr.. Stanton offered a resolution to be
referred TO the committee on text books.
adopting the Swishor system of pen
manship for tho pubic schools, after
September !. 1t was 40 referred.
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One Cent Articles.

c Heavy Envelopes. 4R0oi Pen Holders. 0 Steel
Pens. Memorandum look. Sheets Motto Paper.
2Ouuches Hair Pins, handkerchief, ThimTlo,
plpOr Pins. paper Ecedlea spool silk Twist,
?uolCn Hooks aud Eyes. G Darnng Noodles,
NurlGs Crater, dozen Bras1 Pduu buttons.
Hut Fin. box Carrot Thrks dozen Clothe,
Pins, Tablet, ! Sc, Knitting SeCdleA
Lots OF S.cCnt goods going Mt 1 cent
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. Ten.Cent iriiclnS

Suspendcrs Clothes Ines. 2tccnt Jewelrr,
Ar7er Traces Stationery Packages Jail pn,iloeEs,
ROYAL Needle Packages. chntf pound Tel. Il.
dies 9O'ccut Hose. Dolls, 2j-cent CUT Bu,roIiA
Mirrors Pocket Knives
Nc"rc constantly receiving bargains and can
rot quote prices, ms they an here Io.Jay aa,l
gone tomorrow. II Is our aim to alwnrs have
something new Ut prices that will nuke sou buy.
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EirG.CCnt Articles.

Ladies, ll3rc, Chil!rcns Hose. Rolling Pins.
lockwood Rules, Cufl'utLouS. Tin buckets. Com.
Door Bolts. NcotsiOOt OIL Shoe ULckinc. WaSh
Pans. Richter HarmOncls. Towels, $50 Needle
Packages. ,SrectaClG% Dime Cologne Hair Cub.
erS, school States. Lamp Burners, Shoe Ures,ug,
Ladies' Pins. Table Knives
Man; lU.Crnt articles in our 5cnnt list Como
ana take them out OF our way,
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.Eight-Cent Articles.

Monkey WrenchHs. WhiSk Brooms. Wash Bowls,
Tin Buckets, Long IIanlle Fire Shovels. RulcI.
Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners, Box pape. and
Envelopes. Spring Balances Scissors Blank
Books. Patent Buttons.
our customers know good thing when thcy
sec IL Join tho procession To our store
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kinG.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Cloves. shoe Brushes, Stew Pans Pr.
serve Kettles, Butcher Kdive.. worth u censI,
Glass Dishes. Milk Straincrs, Coffee Pots, Flour
SitcrS: Suspenders. Extract Vanilla. Dolls. Dish
Pans. Hammers, Pound Grain o, Ground Pcv.
Bak!ug Powder
The above are all genuine Bargains aud lowe,
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FOnr.Cnnt Artirlns

Ono setTeaspoons. Patent Sleeve lloldcrs Doys
Suspendcrs. Clark's .. \. I. Thread. ChillrenI
lils, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb md Brush
Case, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes, Fire ShoVelS
Jowelin;. Charm Knives, Mucllaro. Sewing M.
Chine on, Scrub brushes, Linen rhrcpd. land
saT Files Suspendcrs, Pencil Boxes. Calico Mu,.
lilsand hundreds OF othe, articles going at this
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Tw0.CCnt Articles.

ladO2Gn Irttons, Fino Comb, bottle lux,
Pint Tin Cups, handkerchief. Cake Cutters Pep
Yer Boxes Langtry ilGIt Pins, Carpenter PcnClI,.
Cuu buttons, Pc Pans. Poke, Combs Napkins,
Gun Opruces, Spool Cotton. Toilet Soap. GlinlelS,
Iapo Lines Rubber Tipped Pencils Hair
CimpCN
WelCsl only In Dargains and give biz value
lOr the mnIpV
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SiS.Cent Articles.

Qne set iEblo Spoons. Blank Books Purses,
Sbirtine. Suspeudcs. butcher Knives lO.ceut
LarcS, sleeve Buttons. lO.cent Embro!dcrIrs,
Scrn1bing Brushes. Gents iTalf HoSe.
Merchants invited. We have bargains for you
aud Il will pay YOU 10 call.
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WHEN 1T COMES TO WIND
The Board oil Education Ia at tho
Top OF tho Eodp.
IN ADJOURNED NEE TING WAS HELD

Last Eyoning-Tho "lIomo Labor"
and "Citizcns of Whccllng"Phrascs
Wero Quito u Feature Of tho Pro.
ccedingS-Tho Contractors OF Web.
stcr building Must Employ Wheel.
Ing worlsinou-othcr Matters Con.
sidCrcd.
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Seyen-t;ent Articles.

Colsate's Palm Soap. large Drcss.n: Combs
dies liandkerchictS Mixed Bird Seed. While.
wash brushes. large Tin Cups, Wash Pans, shears,
AtthiS popular price We olcr many articles
worth double the MONEY!
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NOTICE.

NoIl0E'
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday, tho
18th ,iRy OF May ls9I application will hu mhIu
10 the Circuit Cnn-t Of Ohio County, b. ". D.
ShallCrnSS canadian Of Harry ShallcroSs nm In.
innt appointed in LnvcnwOrth county, Kansas
for nn order authorizing the said guardian 10
sue for. RECOVER mud receive NIL money nnJ nor.
Sonnl property IN the Stutn Of Wcst vIryluIn
which may belong 10 sutl infant In like man.
nur rs II hr were II ppolntcd guardian OF InId In
fGnt IN tho state OF West Virginin and 10 70
move tho same to said State Of Kansas.
JOHN G. PALMER, In.
myl.Tu Attorney for Guardian
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z. B. POTTS,
Main and Tenth Sts., WHEELING, ". vi.

lirnuch stOrrt NJ StruhuuvIllo. Nlliatrc. Now
MH'linSyiIio. faEEe!sours and tho "Cyc!vnr' At
SitlcSyiua uolU
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Rents Reduced !

10. w, Eor street. brIcl. seven rooms
No y virginia street iramc six rooms
iue Mau!.heton Place. house ami fou, acres
40 %Ilo McColloch street large frame dwell.
i"S WI put IN tlr>t-class order Tor good ,ouaut
20 6i9 Main street, brick dwelling,
10 ~. Main street trs, floor. three rooms
~. rs Ihir;y.tht:l street brick five rOomS
rSosptenHld office ROOMS IN Masonic building.
60 ~: Ghanline street. live rooms, sl3Ol
No. y Allnv J. lower Iart. 81 o.
90 u! .hirty'thirl s,rutt live rooms. 500
~; ~ MAIN street, twelve rooms AMI hI:h
CNuIrc MONS IN ltibbnrti Block. ISti Market 81
50 ~! Main st-cci. second and third tlootl
c ,a.n frame dwelling Al Lca,hcrwood.
store tnnln.oc South street. IN llearn, Tab.
e!naclc building.
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10 q. last bought n bottle Of Hoods Sarsayn-
rl!ln and when hU had taken half Of It his neck
WIS well and ho has had hu, one pInpIc since.
"Tho remainder o! tho medicine give to my
twelve year old bOy Willie Massey who had
been afflicted With rheumatism from his infancy,
80 badly that feared no would always hc Il
cripple. 10 could not run ind play like the
OthUr children. bttrr he had taken i hall bottle
much good that we concluded To- yiyr IL "A fair
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-22

The packet Keystone State will take q
large party OF wheeling people to the
Cincinnati 31ay musical festival this
morning. Included in the party arc
the following: Mrs. Charles Bailey and
daughter, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Charlie.
Cocn, Miss Jennie Coon. Miss Mabel
Stone. Capt. II. ]. Mcndcl and wife, c.
4. Robinson, wife and daughter. Mrs. ].
Sheppard, Miss Emily Sheppard. Frank
Zook and vile, and SIR. Waddcll and
wife, OF Pittsburgh.
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husband and Son
Impure Blood, Soi!s, Car.
hunclcS, Rheumatism
Perfectly Cured by Hoods.

&c. I. Hood Co, Lowell, Mass:
'Ny husband was afflicted with boily 70. eight
years. lic received several prescriptions from
different physicians but did no; realize nnyhcne-
Fl: from the medicine l.nGt spring his neck was
NEARLY covered with little hollis which would
break and run lIttlO and then heal only for
Others To take uIcIr place. They grew in nun.
Der and size until they turned to carDnnclrs. TIo
began To th!nI! they would XIII him. Everything
the doctors did seemed 70
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o FOR SALE o

20 NItsi,l'a street, ten rooms frame
20 NJ Mhkc' street. eight rooms. brick.
~ i ~ Lafnh tir0ct. five rooms frImu, sl.6G
$500 'h"' 'o'''i'' '''0~'
%. HHermomt street four rocuis. frame 81, 40.
r, Nos u ana 10 Eighteenth street, double brick.
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Last evening Messrs. D. r. Brooks,
Charles l'osley, J. X. Butts and his son.
who had been fishing over on Fish
creek, came home. They report good
luck on luz, Friday. but sinco tina, the
weather prevented fishing. besides
which the crock was too muddy. In
spi,o OF this however, they had Il good
thine.
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about PEOPLE.

Strangers IN tho City und Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Jacob Flick died at his homo in
Bedford, Ohio. suburb OF Cleveland,
aged seveu,y-siz years. Hs was the
fathcr OF Hon. W. II. II. Flick, OF Mar.
tinsburg, and G. p. Flick OF this city
They will leave this morning. The
funeral will take place Wednesday.