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finding of the indictmentsA. Smith,
a farmer, living near Ks has also
been arrested, charged she same
crime.
Reports from Observation-Disclosures
state that the lynCners hatne alarm
ed over the firm stand tai Governor
Turney and Judge Cooper,re making
preparations to leave the Z. A sher-
iff's posse went TO Rerrvir night for
the purpose of capturing tapected of
completely in the lynchinst they es-
cape.
Found Dead I'm thcds.
Live Oak, Fla, SeptembGhe dead
body of z. Il. Rouse, a lyman from
Worth county, Georgia, wand in the
woods near here today. Eing indi-
Gated that he had been nlun and rob-
bed. There is no clue to thaerer.
F:rst Clearance of Notton.
Galveston. Tex, Septemb-The first
clearance of cotton for this i has beer
made to a foreign port. Terra lin,
steamer Maria cleared for pool will
6.100 bales Of cotton valued F.24S. Tn,
entire cargo came from ornpress il
Houston and was brought doom Hous
ton in barges and loaded from into tn
steamer in Bolivar Roads. vhe excep
tion of 1900 bales, which ,Atakesl o
outside the bar. srIr,E
Whipped by w.rif
Waldo. Fla, September snight
Dan Virgins, n notorious "a Ava wa
dragged from home by mas hSrs lWig
gins was carried into the we'd IA she
to tree. Several women of1 nd lhboi
hood, who sympathized With ,,ggin
We're present, and as soon aSgglas ha
been tied they began to VIKING Aft
beating him numerically tins wa
united and left to make his / home.
is thought that Virgins will a
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LOoKs LIKE TEvER.
Suspicious Cases Of sickness in ships Crew

E0-HtGAuA- AAHes 81 NAGknGs- an emp NANh
af Baltimore
Baltimore. M. September THE Brit
ish steamer TyZark. Captain Wepperer.
which arrived from Havana August 5lst,
was rEs---es u quarantine today Tor in
spectiug- vsc II her crew has died and
three others are suffering with what APP
pears 20 b. yellow fever. Last Saturday
Fireman Ge1r-e Herman Yves taken i'll He
complained - hsaiarEe. blcSache. general
lassitIle and nausea Tie was removed 10
the Maryland general hospital and died on
Tuesday pn Monday Seaman John vii
son was attacked and on Wednesday two
other s9s mness az the crcN. Chief Engineer
Poole and Donkey ErE-neman Watson. be-
came ia. all showing symptoms similar TO
those II Herman. Tuey were taken TO the
Maryland general hospital. but were re
moved today - the quarantine hospital
and the r. manning members o. the crew,
were placed ON board the vessel and quar-
anss-ed 1t IIaEkiIs's Point. The vessel
left Havana on August 18th She arrived
at cape Charles quarantine station ten
eav~ later and was passed by those IN
,he---e when she reached the f1c7i quar-
.n.sre on Au-,-s- 3ist size was again over
tsl--.-. ant al on t1a-I Seemed L. be in
sound health. She was permitted 10 come
nm 10 tine ha-tlr. sac wa d1ckci at Lo-
e,,s. Pss,,t. aud the work a. loading coal
<,r Cefurl=r1s was NJ once begun Her
crew numbered twenty-five men anu sac
came ia ballast
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comes the insanity dodge. or what ho',
and at the end of year or SO 'ne hunu
NAV or may not have explated ms hoi -
crime ON the gallows. This is not an W.
drawn case, and it results from the nia,iy
obstacles which the law places between '''o
murderer and the gallow5. 20
prenderrast assassinated the mayor u
Chicapo last fall. He was hung this SUM
mer The people watched the proceeullss
with anxiety and distrust, for the aoi'iih-
istration OF justice was matter Oh coi0ein
not only to Chicago, but to the Id" al4u
order sentiment throughout the couhlry'
After Guiteaus assassination Oh the u 81
dent of the United States the shfe"u"I'
and subtlepess of his attorneys succeeueu
- stovi,y for months the hand of justice
in IT'S administration of the only puhish-
| mont which should be Ileted such an as
| sassin. whether sane or insane. odl'o 40
| sassinnted the president OF FRANCE anu
before the full of two moons his heau We
in n basket as the result of the expedi'louS
administration of justice in France "iil0n
as compared with that in our country, - . q.
the motion Of dropped shot to a laiiiAs
feather. ,5 N
| Ivnching was rarely, If ever, heatu
in the south before the war. nor was Ia
|, crime which now occasionally cans ~ =
| With the freedom of the slaves now =.
| both the crime and the accompaniment w
1
| ishment will not entirely cease until theI
&c a ston to the crime. Already the petle
class of negroes are educating the sent
mont of their race to this reall2atioil an
| srch crimes are already less frequent ina
formerly. H.. :,
do not attempt to justify lynching' u
| cause do not think that 1t Is JusGIldpl
t | even where the provocation IS most :,
treme The law should be allowed to tai
its course and 1t will, in most cases, DO
satisfactorily But as long as there is o
nortunity for such constant delay ana VeH
tion In the administration of justice
the north as well as in the south, there W
always be more or less trouble with Juu
Lynch In such cases as those ABOVE nv
to which his jurisdiction Is strcuy %
/ fined, and all the protests or the to'
l. councils and philanthropists or Ehsla
e cannot put a stop to it as long as pun
l. sentiment demands that the puh!Shhe
l. fit the crime, and delayed justice Is appe
lie ed to to prevent it from so doing
Re There is a very strong sentiment in Gee
lie ria in favor of legalizing the call Tor
8, Immediate extra session Of court In su
Id extreme cases as ordinarily cali LOT Al
pc violence This being authorized, anu J
ly tice being administered without 2 moInen
n more delay than necessary, where menu
he | attacks are clearly proven by uhlilS'aA''
e. evidence. it would be found that the sN
he | ~ Judge Lynch would be practically al
an ord nd that lynch law would be, W
possibly rare exceptions, a thihs Vi
IS past.
sh Hanca as I have said, if the present {
ch | cussion of the question in England
u.s. elsewhere. which has done nothing lhore
I'm | vet .han make it clear that the eVli AKA
,rt which it is directed is national ana
ic- sectional, in character, results IN sucA
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BLAMED ON LEGAL DRS.
Unlawful Execution Of Noes Not
Wholly Confined to tlrOuth.

From The New York Herald.
The attention Of the country been d.
rected to recently institutedklish cru
SADIE against lynching in thouth the
ultimate effect of which will be demon
stration of the fact that the is a ma
tional and not a sectional onaf. in the
discussion of the question, 1t n also be
shown that the evil is largelytributable
to the slow process of our Les methods,
and that this being remedied Ere would
be less cause for complaint, tannot be
said that the agitation has bl entirely
fruitless, for it may have the eft of slim
ulatlng public sentiment, not Nv in the
south, but in the north. to acn in de-
handing the immediate applican of the
law 10 such cases as unfortuIely call
for the Intervention of Judge I.yh
l have seen recently circu"ss res
olutions and memorials of English
organizations protesting againss lynch
law. and based evidently on the as
sumption that it is strictly a outherr
institution. unheard OF in any ocr par
OF the United States, and that it ipractic
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North island of New Zealand to the IO"I
of the South island the colony is Il De-
witchment of interest. For 100 miles ever
and anon geysers send up their steam
curIinec on the air. The glaciers the TO
mantle lakes, the drives. the wooded sum
mits. the mountain peaks, the escarprnent
of the hills, the fertile fields. the falling
waters the hot springs, the flora with its
;,finit,,de of camelas and it's small heaven
1 of ferns, the sunr!ses and the sunsets and
above an. the people with :, GGo Ir,sy and
~ .S,,StoDcn make New Zealand 500 miles
Of invitation to the inhabitant OF other
zones to come here. whether T9r Or peace or
pleasure, or livelihood o.: T i,oGaitr VIVA,
blua 1omes of sky! What bright latc'.
~ river, What baptism of gentle sIoE 80 :.
What incense Of morning mlSt: " NJ - ~
oidsry of sea on both beachesi What Ten:
,ie of beauty, and glory. and JOY, ana al
zine aspiration, is New zealand!
'iii0 II. DEWITT TALMAGi1-
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form in our legal procedure as 70 enable
Justice to be dispensed promptly ana to
thus withhold the opportunity now offered
by the law FOR long delay, so2e good may
come Of the agitation.
CLARK HOWELL.
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qbe weekly hank Statement.
rRovIsIoxs, GRAIN, ETC.
CONSTITUTIONS OFFICE.
k1-4SrA, September 6, l,5i.


s>s-rA Septe,nbarS .soastal coeee-Aro' eSiai
% - = +oi n cases I.rveTin 422'- 'feeh f.SlIa
cIf f-af -: 90 tie -
TIN 4 t4. NcA orleans -e.loW CARRIED 5 600; ycioH
e,f,t 4 a. S-rur-New Orieons choice a.; prime J
Gls0c; comraoa z@..4ls. Mo'assos Genuine t-lDA
sblIs3. mitation ssfG t5c ISa-i..aCk % Scc gre
az fl. Nutmoz G5 SOC. Ciuuarso CEII2.c. AlCpicI
lOdrc Sincopcre pepper us. &c SiJ!. E-cs
Head &c: good 5Sc: 81 sc: imported ia
ran 5a5i5c Sait-Hawly's g. ~ 81 %; ieecrs4E1 $40
HirsiLia 7ac C;:eese-tlats "a =. C. White nsli--S
his 500: pals 600. sIackerei bn $3.50 H61 soap
TaIIoy ia0 bars e. % STA; tcrpeEne. 90 5aTz-
10 ns s2.zsasa5h. Candles - P1Tafhn lie stcr ltc-
Natccs COS $780, slo $50 S.75: 2ots g. DC eiJ; SIS,
trross. SIS SodR-Kess. nuA &C; 90. % pac< t-e
o. cases 67c; do ana = re Sc do = rs 5-a3s
Crackers Xxx SODA 55zc. xxx butter ttc; AK
pesrI oysters &C; sne ard excelsior lemon cream
~ ginger snaps &c; cofnEil9 Sc. Candy-ssscrted
Etick "a; Frer mixed l2Rl2A Canned Eoods-ttOn-
Genssd mix IS .09 imitation lnacksrei $50 G3J
salmon g. $50; +. ". oysters $40; = " sla5: cora
~ aa2 60; tomatoes $40 Bal potash >. o. Starch
Pearl DC: lump sci nickel package SjlU cell Io-t
s5co pickics-Plain nJSa plts. 20 %; JuRrss
sl:GaI-. Po-vGer-Eifc, Sc So = KEGS :..1S Q
keesSl.ll Slot-s;.aj = sscE-
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Killed at n Grade Crossing.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, September 7.--(Spe
cial)-Dave Elder, a prominent farmer, liv-
Ing near this city. was killed by the south
bound train on the East Tennessee main
line, near Cleveland, today. Elder was in
a buggy and was crossing the track when
the train swept around q curve and hit the
vehicle. The horse was uninjured Thcrc'
were several watermelons in the buggy a
they were spattered ali over the 'front.'
~. ..raefn..
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Burnt His Entire stock

AlariaeI--TaX- Suzfacys- of-11fe
church, has been going on here.
the converts was }. ". Brooks, a
keeper. To prove that he was SINGER.
his profession, Brooks took his entire sto,s
Of liquors out into the public square, pour-
81 the liquors out and set fire TO the boxes
ami barrels He also consigned all his Ii
ceus,s to the flames. y crowd of 500 wit
messed the performance, which was con-
Quoted with Impressive religious exercises
and singing. The STOCK Of goods was valued
tsN
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ATT.kNTs. September S-tl"ur-fir~s patent si-s1
seco5d patent s3o; extra :oney $500: fancy s2s; an
IL S.sO CorH-Ao.l white 15c; 10 "HI-e &c;
mixed sOc Oats-WEite -; mixed soc. seed rye
Georgia 70. Hay Choice timothy. large baies.
81 90: No timothy. large bales Slg9. chOce :-u:cay
small bales CSC. 10. timcthy. small n'-es, s@s. -.
timothy. sIasu bales. shc A'el -f-si q t2e bo.t=1
Sc Wheat oran-lGrEe SACKS. SEC sula- SACKS SIC.
Cotton seed TaeG.-Sl.3J Cwt- Steam ZEE i-S4.-S
r cw;. Scockrcas :!.-5.ai-0- Otits- Pearl SOB
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Attacked by Cholera.

Cumberland, Md, September 5.-John Pc
ter Naither, native of bavaria, a newly
arrived immigrant. was taken Off a west
bound train OF the Baltimore and ohio
railroad here today and died at $50 o'clock
this afternoon. His symptoms were those
OF Asiatic cholera. The balance of the
passengers We're lockeu UP in the car which
was run west as lar as Shaner station, near
PItlsnurg. and side-Iracked
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TALNIAGE'S TRAVELS.

Atlanta. Ga, August 2ist.
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Frankfort, Ky, September News of a
threatened outbreak at the penitentiary has
Just been learned.
The Hatfield-ATcCoy gang, Of Pike coun-
~. and James J.. Little, of Breath.tt, all
dcrpcradoes and life men. are concerned in
4 plot which was made known TO Warden
George Monday by a prisoner who hap
pencd to oVernear the men talking.
II was their purpose to make an attempt
This week as the guards and prisoners
we're going to supper. With four large
knives made from files ground 10 keen
,Bue ami point, they intended to kill the
Guards and take their weapons, then kill
the guard on the wall between the male
and female wards and make their escape
by passing over the wall
the warden placed the plotters in irons
.rs in separate cells. All soon confessed,
cacb saving that the others were traitors,
,,-cen. willy Talent, Who held out Tor
.hfr,,- hours before he revealed the hiding
,.lace Of the knives Besides Lltue anu
T,rant. George West, Hooking Heller Moy
-, and a dozen others are known te
have been in the plot
Ivnchurs Indicted for Murder
Memphis. Tenn. September o.-lhe INV g 60
,t.-,,fon into the lynch.ng OF the siA il.
''A''-oi' - NtiIiincton. in this county, i:
bcto., pushed with vigor ana lhe sia.u ~
,,,,.s,,eI indictments yesterday Afternoon
arainst Detective ". 5. Richardson w Va,
1,.,.stad the negroes anu
tborn into the hands of the MOB A. 1r ~
linson. me man who drove the Wason u
tn. night OF the lynching; Jeh I-aN'oh,
merchant OF Kerrviile, suppos,u, c.ric.
been the leader of the MOD MIN g ~,
sS5Hor ana James sisselly. members OF tn'
,,.o,iants richardson. LaXton ana Az
kin son were out on $500 bail each hnt W. ,h
\, a..csled and jailed this morning aiter 'n'
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SCHOOLS Axa COLLEGES.

sCEOuI. OF lC.a year opens oet"oer !
The n.o-t tha-a3-l meth Odi
EXPRESsIO$) Tor ro'.. and no..y-
:. >. CT E{:I. Ps. D.,
A.-t. 4. 4. Boston.
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clo.e6 .ieadr. anIes q. 200 bales.

Hubbard, Price a. Co.'S Cotton Letter
SEW YORK, September S-Fhe statistical po'lt''h
ns made UP BY satuEdayis IIoaneiA CoEoHIl-e'' - .
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE o. gERTuCEg UNIVERSITY
s.ENIS:.T0%. ~.
IS, NJ r,isr a,-sri,i l....ri,s 90 .a,'a-. r'-
S@.Fye~ kH;.rt-kee.ir.. fu-sts-=. ~a'-r fr 2 Frs-
20 )yri-.us -ni ir~r-a.rT tau-a' y si1-
fsre5 il i'- ff7fF -9"-
Adlress, WIi.BGsl Il. aAEIIs. rr>t i.cziHgfcE' ~
Mention The Constitution
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THE NET PROCEEDS
or tho Recent Masonic Fair and
Festival Satisfactory.
OVER $1,000 was REALIZED BY It.
Tho Committeo'Exprosso Its Appro.
citation Of tho Corporation OF all
who Aided In Making 1t tho Grcnt
Success 1t notwithstanding Items Of
tho Different Sources OF I,cyonuo.

Tho committee having the general
settlement Of tho successful Masonic
bazaar and festival held In tho now
Masonic Tomple, havo about completed
their work and q handsome balance is
tho result OF tho combined efforts OF the
Masonic brethren and their many
friends. Much Of the success Of the pro.
jcct Ia duo to tho persistent and untir-
ing aid contributed 80 generously by
tho ladies, not only those whose rcl.
ativCs are representatives Of tho fra.
ternity, but by the ladies In general.
Much also could DO snid OF tho valuable
assistance OF u citizens. 10 designate
by name tho enthusiasts whose main
object was tho success OF tho undertake
ing. would require such 4 royiow OF tho
city directory that space iorbids. SUI
tco il TO say that all will be held In
kind and grateful remembrance by the
fraternity.
Those in charge desire in this public
way to acknowledge their appreciation
and express tho thanks OF tho Masonic
bodies to all who in any why contri.
butcd 80 libOrallY with timo and money
to tho furnishing Of and rebuilding our
new temple.
Tho following is n statement OF tho re.
ceipts and expenditures:
REGENTS.
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The ISTELLIGEHCER yesterday annouu-
cod the death Of Mr.. Joseph Feay, AGED
IS years. Ilo was tho Oldest resident in
Ohio county outside of Wheeling. His
residence 10 near the S bridge, on the
National roNd. Mr.. Feay was born on
the place where he died, and WINS never
over fifty miles away from home. lie
recollected distinctly and assisted as n
boy in tho construction Of the bridge on
the National road near where he lived
Those who associated with him in youth
and middle age are all dead, and now
the last Of that generation is gone.
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Clerk Hook Yesterday issued. a mar.
riage licenses to Samuel R. Bosley, aged
80. and Mary schachtschneider, aged
lG, both Of Belmont county. Ohio.
Louis II. GRADE qualified as executor
OF the will OF Heinrih Grade, deceased :
bond 5000; No security required.
Homer GRAY was appointed n Notary
public for Ohio County, bond $3.50.
W. II. Hearnc, surety.
Evclina Warner was made Guardian
OF Jacob G. Clayton. aged 10, child OF
John NJ. and Alace Clayton; and gaye
bond in 5000, I. Ii. LANCE as surety,
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The Natural Gas Company Of West
Virginia yesterday filed q suit in the
circuit court against the Western,Unio
Telegraph Company, claiming damages
in $1,000. ". II. Hearne is counsel for
the gas company. 1t will DO remem.
bered that come time ago in blasting
out holes for new telegraph poles east
OF tho city men broke the main Of the
gas company, shutting off the supply in
the city for IL day or two and causing a
nasty Job Of repairing. Out OF tina. nc
cidont grows tho suit.
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SPECIAL
a7.inch Arl-wooINoycity pross Goods

DOES any little girl in the city want
n beautiful! doll? You know you all do,
every ono OF you. Well, here is n way
to get it. Always ask the grocer for
Tin Seal Bread, and when you have
saved 100 OF the little seals bring them
TO lis ut tho Wheeling Bakery and We
will fix you up nicely. We have given
away about 1000 dolls this winter,
and nearly all OF them to little girls.
Sometimes a little boy gets one OF them,
but not often. 1rbSs.6
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Yesterday only q few emergency or.
dera were filled at relief headquarters,
and only ono donation received. This
was 100 loares OF broad from Mrs. G,
W. Steenrod and Mrs. Platoa Zane.
This evening the reliof executive com.
mittee will meet, and it is OF the great
est importance that every member
should be present. The meeting will
be held az the store, 1923 Market street
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Deducting expenses, $3.50 81, We have
the handsome sum ofS2,3S2 10 net earn
ings, representing tho result OF the most
successful and thoroughly enjoyable
utIair held in Wheeling since the NAM
moth sanitary fair given in tho sixties.
This cum will be drawn upon in fur
nishinc the now Masonic quarters. The
balance will then be turned over rs
stock in tho Masonic Temple Associa-
ton to tho various Masonic bodies oil
thu city
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THE Yosemite Valley is said to nos
scss tho fiuost natural scenery in the
world. Twenty different views in beau-
,iful album form Of its superb scenery
may be had at the Wheeling Bakery Il
you will bring them 100 Tin Seals taken
from their bread. It is the biggest and
best five-cent Loaf ever sold in The CITY.
Ask your grocer for II.
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Wages of City Hands Reduced

Yesterday afternoon a joint meeting
was held by tho members OF tho citv
water board, gas board, and board Of
public works, in tho rooms of the Inst
named. The main subject for considern.
ton was the wages to he paid for labor.
and it was decided to reduce the DAVIS
wages from Sl.75 to Sl.50, all threo OF
the boards concurrinG.
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II you cannot SEQ md mood Spectacle,
you should call on us aud have your pyos
tested without charge. Wo hnvo tlnsyt
Instruments and more cxpUrlonco than n
other UpiiciRn In tho Sfntc, ntid guarantee
satisfaction or money refunded.
JACOB w, CRUDE,
,lOwcier mud OptlClnn,
Corner Twelfth mud Market.
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Has tastes incidentally, in keeping with
other luxuries. A remedy must be
pleasantly acceptable in form. purely
wholesome in composition, truly bene.
fetal in effect and entirely free from
every Objectionable quality. Ii really
i'll no consults 4 physician; if c%onsti-
pated he uses tho gentle family laxative
SvruD of Fira.
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Judge PAUL.. OF tho circuit court,
entered M order, in accordance with
the action OF the First Christian church,
changing its name formally from tho
disciples" church, and constituting
Alexander Morrison, T. II. Higgins and
J.. b. Sommerville trustees, in whom
is vested tho title to the real estate.
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JARos HYGIENE UNDERWEAR.

Every Garment warranted non-ShrinlS-
able, nnn-irritntlnR mud to possess tho
liyEienIc fCnturrH claimed to bo Inherent
Ia tho fabric. They nro inndn to fit from
custom patterns and nro most desirable.
Sold In tho city only by
{. HESS 4 SONS,
Fashionable TnilOrs aud Gents Furnish.
ers, 1891 md 1923 Marriott Street,
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For Hnlr-llnrry J, Fink.
Stocks for Sale-R s. irwin.
Cudahy's Extract OF lceI-Albcrt Stole & Co,
For Rent james 4. Henry.
Duplicate Whist-Ewina bros.
ArchitcciS-Franthclm & GlCscy.
Fine ChinR-i. q, Dillon & Co,
HuttCrmIlE SoNp--lL II. List.
Leading GrOccr-w, G, Ebbotts.
Luce CurtuIus-Gco. f., StIIol & Co-Fltth
Page.
Great February BHtgaIusalc-Stone & Thomas
Eighth Page,
Public Hotlce-Schedulo Of Prices.
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Chairman p. B. Dobbins, OF tho coun.
ell committee on ordinances, has called
n meeting OF that committee for We'd.
nesdav evening Mt 1880 o'clock, to con-
siler the annual liccnuU ordinance and
othor matters in tho Same general con-
nection. 1t will DO m important meet.
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is often caused by a late milkman. No
cream for the coffee or oatmeal has de.
layed many a morning meal. Keep a
supply Of Bordeu's Peerless Brand
Evaporated Cream in the house, and
avoid such annoyances.
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Clerk Hook has just completed his
annual registry for last year OF the mar
riagcs in Ohio county, which the law
requires him to return to the auditor
There were ass marriages, and the aros
OF The parties ranged us follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-20

d. & o. Change OF Train No. i.
On and after Sunday, February is,
1894. main line train leaving Wheeling
daily at rs p. m, will leave at 200 p.
m, instead OF l:25.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Scaled proposals will DO received at the Fits,
National Bank, Falrmont. ". Va. until Monday.
February III for the erection OF tho Watson lIo.
tel IN Fairmont Plaus and specifications can
Or a, the otsee ot Lelrer & FarN. architects. III
Wheeling W. Va fe!