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Mohave County miner., 1894-03-17

: Root reiurued irou' Denver Mon
csoins.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-17

,,o.s was in Kingman this
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-17

I, Nelson went out TO White Hills
Law morning.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-17

Gan, il in the east on mining
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-17

Dated March 10, 1894.
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-17

T. A. Coin Was in Kingman rhurs-
lay q
Watt Thompson was in Kidgman this :
week. {
Thomas wo,d. Is in from Wallapai
Distric, court will conVeoe OF the first I
Monday in April.
Hon. +. ). D,Snp c,ns in fr,m the ,
G o d nine wydnssiav evening.
Charley Richards has gone 10 Stockton
Hill and fro u thence TO the Ark mill
Col. Harley Fay and james Penher'
thy went ont to the Dean mine Thurs.
day.
II. X. MeClare. NJ. l.. Boner and John
Oven e ,me ny from the Biz Sandy s,s
terdav. .
Ewin, and H.imrod will have their
White Hills Sampler in running order
next week.
The h,wer- are blooming M tn" hills
and valleys and all nature is putting on
a broad smile OF con,entment
Can't. Hsrdv,s grain field is looking
fine. The warm days Of the past week Is
bringing up the crop in great shape.
Now is the tune to place an adv to
advantage in the MoHwE County MINER
One dollar in adyeT,sins will retur"
iourfold. "
The weather is becoming rather warm
at Needles. judging from letter from
one OF our correspondents, who says It Is
getting hotternell.
WI Hartley has erected Wood
mapse mill on George NJ. Bowers we'll
in the west part of town. The well has
heen sunk to good depth in water ana
p /, is now the best well in town.
|
John A. R,'hwell. an eastern mining
engineer, was in Kingmsn lew days
y this week. He is nov putting in thu
e machinery for the new chlnrinttion plant
of the Virginia Mining Company. a
is Ysrnell, Arizona
IA DR.. Marshall, the Flagstaff dentist
notified us tn 4 he cannot reach King
4. man before the 2sth Of March. All VIII
al are in need OF lental work shonld kee
their orders for him as he does the bes
work OF anv dentist in Arizona.
TO Mrs. John B ,rry arrived from Los Az
an peles on Yesterday mornings train St
left Mr.. Barry in Los Angeles still und'
the c,re OF a physician. The swelling
." b,s knee has not srhsided and he is st'
o' pnable TO walk without the aid OF crntche
Dr. C. G. Edwards. who has been
White Hills for many months past, ie
!" Wednesday night tor British Gnian
'hr II he evaies the yellow fever, m'iari
rp- al,iya,ors. mosqutos and thousa'
other plaques he NAV sncceed IN gett'
lie hack to the United States with 90
,ch dea, ,e.s c.sh thu he took with him
e'' Fred Hsch. brother Of the late Pm
at Hsch. arrived on the late train Mond
,iob, from Baltimore. He expres'
ga. h;ooss,f as more than satisfied with
op- acron taken in regard to the dispoh''
to NJ bis bro,har'I rem ,ins and the memo
in OF the many kindnesses shown h'm'
while here will lon remain green.
ant. Rasaball in Kingmsn is becoming
ins. mos, as dangerous pastlme IA ioo'
will Several Young fellows are using crntc
ICES. n navigate, or have their arms
s,i,vs az A result Of the last two gan
r. has been suggested that doctor
''''' ,.ksn ont to The grounds hereafter 'c
oo hand in case some one has a u
:, : ~ ;" broken or di-lo;.,es' his jaw k'ck'n'
the umpire.
Cd NJ. G,ddis has disposed OF
""'i ,,ores. in G,ddis & Company
lays Charlie, f Bowers, Gao. NJ boV
'raa' snaF L Smith. Mr.. Gaddis viii
= ;" msmber Of the firm has been ac'iV'
''k'' tho conduct of the BUSINESS ana
Il -
Mohave County miner., 1894-03-17

;. st. Patrick's day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
THE BUTCHERS CONVENTION.

err
Strong Attractions Secured for the Coming
National Convention.
AS the time for the national conven.
ton Of tho Butchers Association OF the
United States approaches, the indica-
tions arc more numerous hat the
Wheeling gathering is going to BIO ono
OF the finest and largest attended in the
history OF tho association. The local
committees which have the convention
in charge report they are receiving
almost daily inquiries as to rates to
Wheeling, hotel accommodations, etc.
1t is learned that q train load Of butch
ers will come from the Lone Star state
alone.
Mr.. Charles Brokate. of St. Louis, the
national secretary OF the butchers
organization, was in Wheeling yester-
day, en- route homo from q business
visit in Connecticut. he speaks en-.
couragingly Of the prospects for the
Wheeling convention. At present he
is city assessor OF the city OF St. Louis,
and for nine years was meat inspector
OF the Future Great, and is n strong nd.
vocate OF municipal meat and food in
spec,ion. Tho local committees have
the promise OF IN address by this gentle
man at the time Of the convention,
probably during tho picnic on the
Island. His subject will be "Mcat
Inspection" Mr.. Brokate left yester.
day morning for Columbus, Ohio.
The local butchers committee yester.
day announced that they had secured
another strong attraction for tho con-
vention. NJ. j. Mullins, Of Chicago, is
the worlds champion beef dresser, and
he will be hero to give a meat dressing
exhibition during tho picnic. He will
dress a !, 4OO-pound bullock in five min.
utes or Tess.
Mr.. Gustave Il. Medick, ex-president
OF the butchers association. has been
chosen chief marshal OF the street
demonstration, which takes place on
June IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
Great Rochester Half Price Sale
THOUSANDS or PEOPLE CROWD
1851 Main Str eot and Show Their Ap.
probation Of
Tho Great Bargains in Mems, Boys
md Chlldron's Clothing.
Every Customer Moro Than Satisfied.

The great crowds that arc daily
throngiug tho Great Rochester Cloth.
ing Sale at 1851 Main street.. show their
satisfaction ut the low prices by sond.
ing their friends. Tho common verdict
OF every person visiting this Great SaIe
Of Clothing ia cheaper than l ever
thought it possible"
We como to Wheeling to establish n
flrst.class clothing house which will sell
you Good Tailor.4fado Ciothingn ut retail
for wholesale prices; and Us a bid for
your future trade will for the next
twenty DAYS sell any article in our big
store, 1851 Main street, for half price or
fifty conts OH the dollar. We manufac.
ture all our own clothing. therefore arc
tho only house in Wheeling that can
aud will sell you ut the priccs.wc name.
To satisty yourself take the first oppor-
tunity and call ut our store, and take n
look at tho Great Bargains, among
which YOU will find Boys Good School
Suits for zoe, Knee Pants 17c, Good
Strong Working Pants 63c. Business
Pants Csc, worth 81 90; Good WORKING
Suits s. G3, worth s. 90; Nice Business
Suits s. 90. worth IS 90. besides Thou.
sands OF Bargains in Fine Tailor. Made
Clothing for Men, Boys and Children at
half the price your high priced NOR
chants Of Wheeling have been charging
you.
Remember that for the next Twenty
Days we will sacrifice goods at fifty cents
on the dollar.
GREAT ROCHESTER HALF PRICE CLornlsd
SALE, 1851 Main street,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Mail orders given prompt and careful
%nttentjon
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M1NEns mo OUR SATURDAY..
a Meeting OF Local Union No. li6 Hold
Last Evening.


a Meeting of Local Union No. l46 Hold
Last Evening.
a protracted and interesting meeting
of the miners local union No. 14G. was
held in the Trades Assembly hall last
night. It was the regular business
meeting Of the union, but was unusually
interesting from the fact that the circu.
lar from the national union urging all
miners to strike on Saturday, tho 2lst,
was the main subject for consideration
There was some difference OF opinion
on side issues, but nom on the general
issues, and it was decided to comply
with the national officers request and
quit work Saturday.
One OF the man points OF difference
was as to tho proper course if any en-
ployer offered to pay the old scale for
which the men are striking, pending
settlement BY others. That scale calls
for 20 cents q ton for screened coal, or .
cents a bushel for the run OF the mine.
1t waa argued by some members that
tho employers had in the past used tho
device OF paying union wages pending a
settlement TO beat the miners. 1t was
finally agreed to leave any such pro.
posal to the notional board.
About 200 miners are effected by this
decision. 1t is not known what the
mill miners will do, but it ia expected
thatthey will como out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
hbrOnI.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Charles Craddock lei. yesterday for
New York.
B. Derrcl, OF sistersviile, autographed
at the Windsor yesterday.
Judge Thomas P. stealey, of Parkers-
burg, is n Windsor arrival.
B. F. Thomas, of G~allipolis, O., regis.
tered at the Stamm last night.
William P. Burt, Of Warrington, rec.
istered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Lucretia Dunn, OF St. Clairsville.
is visiting Mrs. R. F. Criswcll, OF the
Island.
Mr.. Robert Bond, the well.known
constable, is lying verysick at his home
IN the Island.
Mr.. John Greer, OF tho Island, has
returned home after IN absence OF three
months ut Burlington, Pa.
John S. Naylor and Mrs. Naylor left
yesterday afternoon over tho Pennsyl-
vania, for a visit in New York CITY.
E. T. Sankoy, OF Pittsburgh, travelling
passenger agent of the Pennsylvania
was here on n business visit Yesterday
Hon. John Bassell, OF C~larksburp.
and Judge J. NJ. Hacans, of Morgan.
town. among tho visiting Sons OF the
Revolution, are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. John A. Rogers. OF Dunsfort. Pa.
and Miss Ella Smith, Of West Liberty
u,nro ,noyried Mt tho lottar .-H!
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S"S SSNANka-
Polish Society, OF the South Side.
The staff will DO composed OF the
following gentlemen:
Chief MISUNDERSTANDING Bieden-
bach.
Northumberland Bach and Will.
lam Friesc.
Aides-John schaughnessy, William
Lantry, Andrew Ray, Louis Goecke.
Patrick Harrington, DR.. T. H. Mehen,
James Barrett, NJ. j. Gatcly, Michael
Dolan, Charles Woeber, Louis Wilhelm,
Charles Behler, William Motto, joseph
Hoffman, George BREEDING, George
Bach, Michael %Schaeser, E. B. Carney.
George W. Lutz, 2. Truschel, John WI.
terhouse, Cornelius O'Hare, joseph
Larkin, John W.. Myles, Anthony Man.
ley, Frank Cruise, Ferdinand Winccr.
ter, John 4. Howard, NJ. J. McFadden.
George A. Feeney, William Welty. Nj.
J. O'Kanc, T. S. Riley, John Miller. T.
W. Weitzel, P. ]. Gilligan, Owen Nc
Cam, r. r. Devries, John A. Campbell.
Assistant marshals and aides can SO.
cure the necessary sashes etc, from the
chief marshal to-day.
Among tho clergy who have already
arrived in tho city arc Archbishop John
j. Kaiu, who came from St. Louis: Rev.
Fathers O'kane, OF Charleston Wer.
ninger, OF Huntington; Schilpp, OF St.
Joseph'a settlement, and O'Connor and
McCabe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
REAL ESTATE.
EOR RI mt,


Three rooms on Fifteenth street Rent 81 %.
Three rooms, SIS Market street. both guct.
MAnulaetlIlng shop, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Plysroomcd house, No. 70 sOuth Huron street,
rUnt tl2D1 d month. @
Two poms on MOtripp 1t; routS s. % n month.
Thrice tpomS, on second door, No, ~ South
Huron street: tpnt q co,
hix'rooineh homo at Park View, With QUO nro
OF ground; SIS per month.
SlN.roomed house mt Echo Point, with stable
anu Mrys.iourthS OF an aero OF ground. loltiB
per month.
Store building md eight living rooms. with
stable, No. &lv EoGl street llent 81; possession
ut once.
No, GE south Front r,rcot. nlne rooms. batA,
laundry, attic. both gases, hot and cold water,
No. y Main street. six rooms. ilout SIS C1.
On Virginia, eight rooms, bath, both gaSsG
Ront low,
Store room, No. 2lO3 Main street. Kent siG
unlcorooih, No, 2l0l Main btrcct. lcnt s..
Eonr rooms. No, ?ll7 Main street, Ront Sc.
Ihrce rooms. AID Main street, at Sll 4 month.
-Four rooms aud bath, iirSt floor. on Zane street
Rent cheap.
-Four rooms, BATH. attic. on zaao stree. Rent
sl2a month.
Three rooms on Thirteenth street, ftsi door.
Very cheap rent.
Store room md cellar, No. 1879 Main Itrvci,
corner new bridge. Possession nj once. Rent low.
Money 10 loan GU city real estate security In
amounts oil Sl,0oO. e2,5Oj and $500.
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In the German department there
were 4o6 enrolled; number of classes
81; pupils OF German parentage 2i6;
number OF pupils not OF Germ an par
entage $50; amount paid for instruc-
ton, Sl95.
The superintendent also reported to
the board that DR.. Mayo who had been
mentioned to tho board before would
be hero and lecture in the Y. NJ Ca.
hall. The first lecture will take place
on Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock and
all OF them will take place at hours that
will not interrupt the school work. The
superintendent recommended that
Steole's New Popular Chemistry re-
place in the Wheeling schools "Steele's
Fourteen Weeks in Chemistry"
The librarian, Miss 4. B. Wilson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
FOB SALE.

Fine farm. M acres, three miles from Mounds
vie, with splendid improvements. This Is 4
Farn Of 9oX acres near TrIadclphla. $3.50
Farm Of 3gk acres 6H miles east OF city. S3.S)l
House OF q 20 rooms. lot 2hxl22 lect, EoiI StrCcL
Centre Wheeling, s., 500.
So feet of land fronting on McColloch ind
Lind streets.
Double brick house. four and 1--WE rooms, With
iaoddetn improvements, lot 45xloo feet. baFTasu'
Two brick houses. Ivc and six looms lot loor
100 ieet. cheap. S.50o.
Hotel OF fourteen rooms. doing good bu.laesI
splendid location, cheap.
$1,000.
House OF Three rooms. Woods street, Eighth
ward, lot 2Sl00 feet. $500.
House OF iyo rooms, brIck, Fourteenth S:Fee'
House Of i've rooms, Jacob street, censi'
Ing, Sl.60.
House of eight rooms, Coal street. Fin: wa'd'
House OF seven rooms and hall, Chaplas
Street. Centre Wheeling, SI,25O.
Iot east end Fourteenth street, SSyI
LOIS on Lind street, Bclvcdefc, $40 cach.
Losi IN Behrcns & S~pe!del's addition. i ,1G
tn1.s addition TO North Benwood; B1ggs HUI
aldwelP Run. Pleasant Valley, be!loHuc Ea4
otnef pIaccsin and near the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
Ten.Cent Articles.

suspendcrs, Clothes lines, 2Jccns Jewolry.
Auger Braces, Stationery Packages, Jail Padlocks.
Royal Needle Packages. onc.haIf pound Tea. La.
dies Ntcsnt Hose. Dolls, 2J-ccnt Cur Buttons,
Mirrors. Pocket KnIyeI
We nre constantly receiving bnrrnin, and can.
not quote prices, as they are here to-day and
como .to.tnorrow. 1t Is our aim to always have
something new ut prices that will make you buy.
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Mall Pouch Tobacco, per pound ..-......., $40
Choice Fancy Sugar Corn, . clus ior-..,....., 700
Standard Sugar Corn, ! cans or-........" zoe
Early juno Peas ? cana or.""...~.e.......... 800
Sugar Peas . clns toF'-...".".""",......,.,.,..,,,. zoo
Best Standard Tomatoes, . cans pt-..... zoe
Best Table Peaches, . cans for. ..,...,... aSc
Extra Choice Rcd Salmon. 2cans ior.-....... 400
Best Wash boards, ach,...,,a . I5c
Peta John Food, per package ...... ....,....... lilo
Choice seodlcSs Raisins, pcr pound. ........ o
Largo RalSlns, por pound nc
Choice CnrolIna RIco, por pound, -.., ,...,, 90
Large Select Lemons, each ...."......,.,. 10
Clothes Pins, per dozen. -... 10
CaFpe. Taeks, 8 ounces, per box ......... 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
Fiye.C Cent Articles.

Ladles Hose. Childrop's Hose, Rolling Pins.
lockwood Rnlcs, Cur buttons. Tin Buckets. Com,
n Ti ! en- Glass Cutters Boys Knives, pokers.
Pans. Richter u~armonIcas' fowls, Sc Needle
PacEages, speciacles, Dime Colo@ ~. Hair Curl.
Trs; school Slate, Lamp Burners. Sh., Dressing.
Ladies' Pins. Table Knives.
Mau; l0.cent articles in onr 5-cent list Como
anu take them out of our ,vnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
rEas, SPICES. erc.
Atlantic Tea Co.

Our reputation for GollinS only lrO,h
and standard goods Is wOll known. Ex.
amino price list and you will find
you can buy tho best Mt our storos for
loss money than you pay for inferior
goods at other places.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
-TWo.Cent brticlos.

y dozen buttons, ! Fine Comb. bottle Ink,
Pint Tin Cups, Handkerchief Cake Critters, Pen.
Per Boxes. Lapgtry Hair Pins, Carpenter PcucIfS,
Gun buttons, PIC Pans. Pocket Combs. Napkins,
Can Openers. Spool Cotton. Toilet Soap. GlinIes,
Iape Lines, Rubber Tipped Pencils, liaIt
We deal only in Bargains and give big value
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
MAIN AND TENTH SITS.
WHEELING, W. va.
Ono Cent Articles.

0 Heavy Envelopes. 4RoOd Pen Holders. O steel
Pens, ! ~Memonndum Book. q Sheets Note Paper.
. slate Pencils Lead Pencils, 1 Collar Buttons,
. bunchcS Hair Pins. ! Handkerchief. l Thimblo.
paper Pins, J paper Needles, i spool SIX Twist.
z dozen Hooks aud Eyes, q DarnIng Needles, !
Nutinei Crater, ! dozen Dra,S Pants Buttons. |
Hat Fin J box Carpet TRcks. l dozen Clothes
rus, ! Tablet, 'ot Knitting Needles
q IOLl of b.cnnt goods unipy,, a. ! ,a,E
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Thrcc.C Cent Articles,

Ladies' HandkerchiOis, Shaving Brushes. /
dozen Dress Buttons, Stamped Clippers, Match
SAFES. aachinoO OIL Cans. Potato Washers. dozen
safety PtnS, Periumed Toilet Soap, l pair scIs,
Snts, iIIll fIunels, Jelly Plates Curry Combs. |
as,eeut Tablets, Cork Screws. HarmonicaS, Cake
Turner's, Mouse Trnps, Windsor Tiles.
Cont hero for bargains, we will NOT dIsappolnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20

IT would DO worth while for the ladies
to bear in mind that if they take q
gentle course OF Ayers Sarsaparilla in
the spring they will have no trouble
with "prlckly heat" hives" "%sties,"
''boils"o or "blackneads" when summer
comes. Prevention is better than cure.
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Eirht.C Cent Lrticlns

Monkey Wrenches. Whisk Brooms. Wash Bowls,
tn buckets. Long Handle Fire Shovels, Rules.
Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners, Box Paper md
Enyelobes Spring Balances. Scissors. Blank
Our customers know u good thing when they
see II Join tho nrocession 10 orr store.
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Nine.C Cent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves, Shoe Brusbc, Stow Pans. Pre-.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives, worth Il cents.
Glass Dishes. Milk Strainers. Coffee Pots, Flour
SiiterstSuspenders. Extract vanilln. Dolls. Dish
Fans, Hammers, / Pound Grain or Ground Pep.
Baking Powder.
The above arc MI genuine bargains aud lower
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20

REYMASN BREwISG Co.'s CELEnR,rrn
Book BEER will be on tap for the last
time this year on Saturday and Mondov
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
Rents Reduced

No. = virginia street frame. SIX rooms.
Inc Wadding.on Place, house md toir acnI
NO Siin McCollOch street Largo frame dwell.
ms. VIII pnt In tlrStclnSS order Tor good tcnaut
NO Wy Main street brick dwelling.
no, ~! Main street, nrst floor. three rooms
NO. III Thirty.thim street. brick. five MONT
Iwosplendi Oilco rooms in Masonic building.
10 EJS ChapllnD street, fvO rooms, slJM
No. lJoJ Market street. Office rooms
NO. y Alley 7. lower part, SO
10. II Tnifty'third street, five rooms, 500.
No. 500 Eotr street. three rooms. s)5l
Front room on Fourteenth street, suitable tos
ono or tEogGntlcmeu.
no. W. Main street. twelve rooms and bath,
Slice rooms In lIlbbArd Block. 1914 MatEetSt
40. 10! Main ltrcet. second md third foot
Six.roomed frame dwelling al LeAtherWool.
clnacle building.
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REyMASS BREWING Co.'S CEtEBRArrp
Book BEER will be on tap for the las.
time this year on Saturday aud Monday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
A Short but Busy scselon Of tho
Clty's School Magnates.
THE MADISON SCHOOL CONTRACT
Was Awarded to tho Klioves.lkrait
Company, THOR Bid Bciug tho Low.
est-A Proviso In tho Contract Calls
for Homo Labor-stoncoutters Pres.
ont at tho Mooting-Trecs Around
the School Buildings.

Last evening a regular moe!ing OF tho
board Of education was held at which
onlyia barc quorum was present. Mr..
Myron Hubbard, in tho absence OF
President John L. Dickoy, was chosen
chairman pro tom. The reading Of the
minutes OF the preceding meetings &C.
cppied some time, after which tho re-
port of tho committee on accounts was
road by Clerk Hall ; the bills, aggregat-
ing 81, 100 %, were passed upon favora-
bly, by tho board.
The committee on public library re-
ported bills a~ggregating s225 40 which
wero ordered paid. 1t wa reported
that books had boon selected for pur-
chasc for tho public library amounting
to 500; tho books were ordered pur-
chased. The reappointment OF Miss A.
u. Wilson Us librarian for tho ensuing
year ut tho present salary, 5000, was
recommended. The report was received
md fled, including the adoption OF tho
recommendations.
III Soui1hAbtce gu Dullulhso uIiN
grounds reported bills $3.50 o., order
ed paid. The committee reported bids
on the new Webster school addition rs
follows:
ShraEe y son.......- .........-........."".Slg,4i6
Hamilton 81 go
ShaIIes u. McNatty-"-""".".".".".-"""''' sI'!Oo
murray Hros-"......r....... .............."-". l9,4O
wilson & Chapman. ... ........... 2l,3l6 Of
M9ou bt0s""""""........-.....""..."""". .l.Gi
KlieYeS, KRAFT u Co-.................- 1920
The committee recommended tho ac-
ceptance OF klicves, Kraft & Co., bid OF
$500. MIR. Ellingham moved the con
tract be awarded to that firm. 1t being
the lowest OF tho lot. lie understood
there had been a hot contest between
the bidders, and that tho euccessful bid
ders who will construct good building,
no doubt, will make little or nothing
out Of the job. 1t was said the heating
apparatus can be put in for about $1,000
or 5000. The successful contractor
must tear down tho old building. The
motion awarding tho contract passed
unanimously.
SUPERINTENDENT Anderson submitted
his report for the month OF March, and
also submitted the report on music
from the music teacher, Miss Lucy
Robinson. The latter shows 4,6lS
music pupils Of which 4S4 arc in the
fourth reader, $40 in third reader,
1,155 in second reader, 1885 in first
reader and 723 in primer; number Of
classes "a. The March school report
was rs follows.
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o FoR SALE. &

Nc. 2VirSiniR street, ten rooms, frame.
no. e5s Market street, eight ROOMS. brick.
no. l2ln Jacob street: five rooms, fratnG, sl,GO.
No: 2SiJ Chapllno street, eight rooms. brick,
No. 1871 Woods street. five rooms, frame, $3.50.
Cheap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
Husband and Son
imqure Flood, Roils, Car
buncles, Rheumatism
Perfectly Cured by Hoods.

&c. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass:
"sly husband was afflicted with bo!ls for eight
years. ne received several prescriptions from
different physicians but did not realize any bene-
fit from TIE medicine. Last spring his neck was
nearly covered with little noils which would
break and run q little and then heal only for
others to take their place. They grew In num-
Der and size until they turnedto carbuncles. Ho
began to think they would kill him. Everything
the doctors did seemed to
Aggravate tho Disease.
BE Mt last bought q bottle Of Hoods sarsopa-
riIla aud when he had taken half of It bis neck
was well and ho has had but one p!mplo since.
".The remainder OF the medicine I sayo to my
twelve year old boy Willie Massey who had
been afflicted with rheumatism from his infancy,
so badly that l feared he would always be a
cripple. 10 could not run and play like the
other children. After no had taken q half bottle
OF Hoods. ~Sarsaparilla It seemed to do him SO
much good that We concluded to give 1t q fair