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The Washington times., 1894-10-31
In THE SOCIAL WORLD.

MUNYON'S HOMEOPATHIC REMEDY G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

Before Squire Gillespy yesterday the
colored man Davis, lunatic who i'm
ngines himself prize fighter, was to
have had hearing as an insane per-
son, but he was found to be SO violent
it was not sale to take him from his cell,
and the inquiry was postponed and DR..
McGrail requested to make an examina-
ton OF his condition.
William r. Edwards, who stole n
watch from Isaac Newton Lehman on
Sunday, was given 4 hearing, and in de-
fault OF bail in $500 was sent to Jail till
the next term OF tho circuit court.
Anothny Murphy, OF Bcnwood, was
before the same justice on three charge,
assault on Conductor Estcp, of The Balti.
more Il Ohio road, proianc swearing and
breach OF tho peace. lie gave bond for
his hearing ut 10 4 IN. on Thursday and
was released
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There were thirteen prisoners ar.
raigncd in tho common pleas court ut
st. ClairsvillG yesterday who had been
indicted by the grand jury last week.
and nil but three pleaded not guilty.
Lon Lucas, who was indicted for cutting
Susan Kane, with intent to kill, pleaded
guilty and his attorney asked tho NOR
cy OF the court because tho assault was
made while he wa4 under the influence
OF drink ana in jealous rage. The court
gave him two aud half years in the
penItentiary. James Murphy and James
Williams pleaded guilty OF robbinG
store ut Barnesvlle and Judge briggs
sentenced them to two years each in the
penitentiary.
The trial OF William Wilson for the
murder OF Officer Murphy at Martins
Ferry has been postponed from the Goth
till the 9th, because OF tho inability OF
Attorney Shay, OF Cincinnati 10 attend
till that date.
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ASFRIEND MEETSFRIEND
There Ia the Same Greeting In Ali
Countries.
Tho First snlutntion!is Invariably an
Inquiry About Hcalth-Thc Danger
of Closed Doors aud Windows-Thc
Ono Cure for Neuralgia.

"llow do you do2" Is tho phrase all
over tho world. In every language tho
first greeting inquiries about tho health.
Winter with closed doorA and win.
dows, coal stoves and indoor life on.
dangers health, brings bad condition
OF the blood and lowering tone to the
nervous system.
"The most certain indication OF badly
nourishod nerves." snys DR.. Weir
Mitchell, "is neuralgia"
Nothing robs tired. aching nerves OF
all irritation like appropriate nerve
food. Paino's celery compound best
meets this need. Neuralgia, rheuma.
tism, lumbaCo and kidney troubles, due
to poor blood, yield to Paino's celery
compound when nothing else gives re-
lief.
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CRIMINAL MATTERS.
Mandnmus Proceedings Growing
out OF Elm Grove Gases.
TWO PEOPLE FINED AND MARRIED.
Several Interesting Cases In tho Local
Courts Yesterday, and Others
Booked for tho Futurc-rho Inst
Heard Of tho lsIOt at Elm Grove
Last Week, unless something Turns
nm,

Probably tho last development grow
ing out OF the Disturbances at Elm
Grove last Friday evening was tho hear
ing before judge John A. Campbell, OF
the circuit court, yesterday evening,
commencing at o'clock, OF 4 petition
to grant a mandamus to compel Squire
George Arkle to grant M appeal to
William Birch. Four Of the five mon
who woro fined BY Squire Ankle at Elm
Grove Saturday night came in Monday
evening and paid their fines, as thoy
had promised to. The fifth, Birch, de-
mandod an appeal, which was refused,
and rs he did not pay the fine OF 81 and
costs nor give bond in 500 to keep tho
peace for year, as required, he was
sent to jail.
Yesterday his attorney, Mr.. Conin,
applied Tor the writ OF mandamus.
Judge Campbell decided Ns Birch had
accepted the verdict Saturday night aud
agreed to pay Monday, no could no:
thGn appeal. Birch then paid tho llno,
gave the bond for his good behavior and
was dismissed.
John NIckerson aud Nollic lug, who
were fined so and costs each for illegal
Cohabitation, secured Il license and have
been married. The whole matter seems
thus to end happily.
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In tho policccou yesterday morning
there were eight interesting cases.
Claude Meredith, for lettering in sa-
looms, Late Harden, Charles Watkins,
Frank Cronan and Alex. Wallace as va
grants, James Bula rs known
thief, were given thirty days each in
the workhouse John B. Gould, vag
with q ticket Tor PITTSBURGH, was dis
missed on promising TO 20 there. Peter
Connolly. plain drunk, was given fiji
teen days. Later in the day good citi-
2ens represented to the mayor that Cro-
nan was an industrious young fellow,
but out OF work, ami he agreed TO let
him go ii Chief NlcNichol agreed 10 that
course.
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TOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISH
a Ed Front Room: both gases and bath; with
or without board; 80 Twelfth street ja3O
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IlELLAi;, THE MAGICIAN,
En- ertuins an Audience with his Magic n,
the Opcra House,

En1erluins an hhHlcnce Win MS Maslc ut
the Opera House.
Last night kcllar, the magician, gave
at the Opera House the finest perform
ance in modern magic ever seen in
" Wheeling. He produced several new
and striking illusions. never before seen
here, and Il number OF older ones, still
beautiful and mystiiying. His rose
bush trick. in which two bushes, ono
bea ing red and the other white roses,
are produced from seeming nothincness,
is The best modification OF this o.i
feat. The roses arc real and are tossed
10 the people in the audience TO satisfy
them that they are so. His making n
man disappear while two men have
hold Of his hands, changing girl from
one locked cage to another, and his
"Astarte," who waik.. dances and
jumps the hoop in midair, arc fine, and
his mathematical nutomaton ono Of the
most interest NJ things he shows. Tn.
performance will be repeated this even.
ing.
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REAL ESTATE.
TO IET.

S.ore room llGJ Market street, best location for
drug store In the city.
Store rooms l2Ij Main street Possession Of
either ut once or April !, 1921.
ONCE rooms EGcrier Block. Most modern In
the city.
EgerIcr Hall Best in the city.
Splendid SlN-rOUmel house. bath md laundry
a Maryland street; large yard.
SGven.rUomcd dwelling. y South Penn street.
Room especially suited for mandolin club.
Si1-ro0mCd dwelling. 1876 South Penn street
SlI-rOOmed dwelling, rs South Penn st:cet
SiN-roOned dwelling, .3.7 EOi street.
Six-roOmcd dwelling. 10 North York street
-Four rooms. 2l4l E0h street. second tioor.
Four rooms, third floor, both gases, water
and wntcr closet, Ut 1855 Market street.
FiverOOpCd dwelling, liz Twenty.ninth street,
now empty, for IS.
Five rooms first floor. 20 Thirteenth street
Fiyc-roOmcd dwelling, lti6 Wood street
-Four rooms. TSTweuty-litth street
FOur,roOmed dwelling, 10 South York street.
FOur.roOmed dwelling, Ii South York street
FOur.roOncd dwelling. 2G?S Market street
Three rooms No. Iii Alley H..
Three rooms $50 National Road empty now 81
Lawyers offices. ChhplinO street. near CITY
Building
Four rooms, Il South York street. possession
now; 81.
Flrst.clnss cisht.roomcd house. nil modern
ConvcniencCs, central location. 81 Zane street:
large yard.
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Mrs. L. Van Zilc, OF 262 Liberty street,
Paterson, n. j., whose portrait is given
above, writes rs follows:
II enclose you one OF my pictures,
that you may show it TO suffering hui
mNnity and tell what Paino's celery
compound is doing for me. | am still
using it. and it is doing great work in
my family. l have recommended the
remedy to several sufferers.
Am taking it for neuralgia, with
great benefit"
Psine's celery compound is tho one
true specific for all diseases resulting
from an impaired nervous system or
impoverished blood. Try it.
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FiYe.Celt, Articles.

:, Ladies' Hose, Chldrcu's Hose, Rolling Pins
EBnNwood Rules, Cuff Buttons Tin Bucket, Com.
IDinaIson Glass Cutters. Boys Knives. PokcrS.
rams, Richter linrmonIcnS Towels. 2j-c Needle
Packages. SpcctGcles. Dime Cologne Hair Curl.
Grs, School States. Lamp Burners, Shoe DIessin,
Ladies' Plus. Table Knives.
Man; l0ccnt RrticleS In our j.ccnt list Como
aua take them out of our ,ynr
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ARalENIv~ WRONGS.

The American C"m-at srp"nicd to In BE-
half of Prisoners.
CoSsTANTISoPLE Feb. l3.-Somo Of
the most notable Armenians OF SeevaS,
Asiatic Turkey, have earnestly request
ed the American consul to inform Pres
ident Cleveland OF the bad condition OF
the Armenians. They claim that the
governor OF Scevas arbitrarily dctains
number OF innocent prisoners, and That
among their number is Il doctor educa;.
cdin tho United States who IS falsely &C
cused OF sedition.
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C. A. SCHAEFER eco.
Cor. Fourteenth and Market sts., wheeling.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE 4

NOW IS THE TINE TO SECURE A
~ HONE! 100 FINE LOTS FOR SALE
These lots nrc situated near Tlltonyile Ohio.
five miles from the city OF Wheeling adjacent TO
the beautiful residence Of Mr, Win. II, RnbIr.
son, aud within FIVE minutes walk OF the depo;s
OF the c. & p. md the ". & l. + railroads. The
grounds are beautifully located. being between
ten aud fifteen feet above tho Good OF 1881, and
possesses natural Rdvnntage, second n none in
the vicinity OF Wheeling There has Just been
completed one Of the finest lotteries In tho val.
ley, employing 100 men, aud with other build.
!nEs under construction. proves this 10 be the
coming pluce, These lots will bs sold on ton UOl
years time, with a small cash payment and viii
be free from interest aud taxes until paid for,
For further information apply to Il. 4. How.
ELL, Agent, Bridgeport, Ohio. del5
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MAIN AND TENTH SITS.
One Cent Articles.

Heavy Envelopes. good Fen Holders, stccl
Pens. Memorandum Book Sheets Note Paper.
2bnnchcS Hair plns. Handkerchief, ThImblc,
paper Pins paper Noodles. spool SILK Twist.
dozen Hook, aud Eyes. Darnng Needles,
Suimc. Crater, dozen llrGss Pants buttons,
Hat Pin. box CARROT 'TacEs, dozca Clothes
Ping, Tablet, 80! Knitting Needles,
LOIS oil Lcnni GOOls EnLn, NJ CGlL
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Sptcia! DisfGtch 10 Ne Mtc'ii3enccr.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, Feb. ia call
for citizens meeting tonight brought
out a large gathering at Temperance
hall. Rev. Lynch, formerly OF Wheel.
ing, made great oratorical effort. Com
mittees were appointed to meet tho ex.
"cutive committees and ascertain ii the
license question could not be voted on
ii the forthcoming municipal election.
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Last evening Fritz Yado, who had an
arm cut off some time ago by being run
over while drunk and asleep on the Elm
Grove tract; near Echo Point, was dis.
orderly at the motor office, and was ar
rested by Officer Desmond II" objected
so strenuou.Iy that it required three
officers to lodge him in cell without
hurting him.
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NWO.Cent Articles.

Il dozen Buttons. Fine Comb, bottle Ink,
Flint Thu Cups Handkerchief. Cake Cutters Pep.
Ecr boxes LanGiry Hair Pins. Carpenter Pencils,
Gun Buttons Pc Pms, Pocket Combs Napkins
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet SOAP, Gimlcts
CrimpCrA
wedea! only In Bargains and give big value
for Tho IN nurv
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Ten.Cent Articles.

Suspenders. Clothes lines. Grccnt Jowelrv
Anger BruceS, Stationery Packages Jail PadocES
Royal Needle Packages. One.haif pound TED: La.
dies N-cent Hove. Dolls, 2j.cent CUR buttons
Mirrors, Pocket Knives
We arc constantly receiving bargains and can.
not quote prices, as they are hers to-day and
gone Tomorrow. 1t Is our aim to alwnys have
something new at prices that will make you bliy
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Eight.Cent Articles.

=. Monkey Wreuches. whisk DroomS. Wash Bowl,
Tin Buckets, Long Handle Fire ShovclV, Rules
Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners, box Paper ani
envelopes, Spring Balances. Scissors. Blank
Books. Patent Buttons.
Our customers know good thing when they
sec Il Join the nrocession 10 our Stnrn ~
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Nine.GGnt Articles.

serve Kettles. Butcher Knives. worth Il cents
Glass Dishes, Milk Straners. Coffee Pots Fl0ur
SSiiterS, Suspcuders. Extract Vanilla. Dolls DiSh
rams. Hammers, Pound Grain or Ground Pen.
PCT Pound Cinnamon, l Pound Ginger. Pound
baking Powder.
=, The above aEe all genuine bargains and lowe,
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TEAS. SPICES. ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.
g NkE LEFD. q
Lot Those Who Can Follow


Largo SOLICIT Lemons, ORCh.......". |
Clothes Pins, per dozcn.."...""" l
Carpet Taclis, S.ouncC box......." l
Large sack Salt, per sack.......... 9
Choice Raisins, large, per pound. .
Choice Carolina Rice, por pound. &
New Lima Beans, per pound.....". &
New Split Peas, per pound.........". 3
Fox's Corn Starch, per pound. ..." 5
Petit John Food, per package. ."... II
Gold Dust, per package ...."...... 90
Arm & Hammer Soda, per package 1
SOPHIE, per packagG"............. 1
Rolled Oats, pounds ................. %
Tapioca, pounds,,."...,.... %
Gloss Starch, 7 pounds %
Mail Pouch Tobacco, per pound. IS
Fairbanks Brown Soap, G bars.... -
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SiX.Cent Articles,

r, One set Table Spoons. Blink Books, Purse,
H,hlttinG, SuSpenders, Butcher knivcI lO.cent
LaceS, Sleeve Buttons. Decent Embroldcrics
Scrnbhing Brushes. Gents Half Hose
Merchants Invited. We have bargains for You
and 1t will pay you 10 call.
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Mayor II. II. Smith, Of Toronto, is in
the city.
C. W. Troscl, OF Weston, is n Wind
sor guest.
Mr.. D. G. Morgan is in Kingwood on
business.
only FARMERS Daughter" company
is Nt the Behler.
William Lyttle. of Maynard, Ohio, is
registered ut the Mcclure.
Harry VanKeuren. who recently acct
dentalIy shot himself in the hand, has
about recovered.
J. NJ. P. Crawford, who has been suf-
tcrlng with severe bronchial affection,
is somewhat better.
J. II. Dalleba, OF Cleveland. and C. A.
Bannery, OF New York, well known iron
men, are at the Mcclure.
Messrs. John Frew and c. II. fancy
have some to Chicago to attend meet
ing OF the Associated Press.
Mr.. Walter Rinehart was out ycster-
day for the fret time after being laid up
with the grip for three weeks.
W. p. Hubbard and John Fricdel were
among the departures for the east yes
terday on the Pennsylvania line.
Miss Mamie Dickson, OF Steubenville.
is the charming guest OF Miss Lilly
Beckcndorf, OF South Jacob street.
J. S. Price, manager of the Cleveland
Provision Company, came to town last
night, and autographed at the Mcclure.
L. a. Brenneman, OF Sistersville, and
Ike Simons. OF Bradford, were among
the oil dealers at the Mcclure Yesterday.
Il. L. Mooney OF Lima. and L. NJ. Lud.
wig, OF Toledo, who are largely interest
ed in the Sistersyille oil field, are at the
Behler.
NJ. ]. Urquehart and G. A. Dean, OF
Steubenville, prominent iron men, are
in the city, and make the McLure their
headquarters.
Miss Olive George died at her home
on Second street, Martins Ferry. yesier-
day morning OF typhoid fever. She was
employed as Il printer at the Register
until her sickness.
Among the West Vircinians at the
Behler arc FranE Thompson, OF Man
nington; James King. OF Now Martins
willie; John Henderson and Charles Nc.
Cormick, OF Parkersburg.
Mr.. Joseph \. Glassencamp, OF Pitts.
burgh, and ". B. Wise, oil New York, are
At the McLurc. The formers numerous
local friends will be glad to learn OF his
recovery from n recent accident.
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SeYen-CGnt Articles.

,, CoIGnte's Palm Soap, large Dressing Combs
ninrnonlcaS Counter Books. Dress Goods. La.
dlcS Handkcrchiefs. Mixed Bird Seed, White.
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups, Wash Pans. Shears
AZ This popular price we olcr many articles
worth dOuhle the mnnnr
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OPERA singers aud public speakers
can keep thoir voices clear and strong
with the family remedy, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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Merchant TAILORING.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department will bo
ready IN II short time Our cutter. Mr., VI. r
Mhrlowc. will show you all tho latest STYLES md
patterns In this line aud we will fave you MONEY
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Patent to Wheeling Man.

Special DtspI'cs 10 ne Tn.eIignlcsL
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. ia pat
ent was granted to-day to George P.
Hobbs, OF Wheeling, for an ankle. :
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

lcacd proposals will be received az no , Tlt1I
NSt,nNHI itsnR. EaIrmont. ". Va, until Monday,
February 81. for tho erection Of tho watson 10,
tel In faIront pans alid spSS'TT n Toirm T%
of nt ihc olIlcc Of Ignor S fatis, Architects, In
Wheeling ". Va To-
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MCLOTHING.4A

OYERC0ATS at prices that smash a., all former
SSycrSoat We MISC have great bargains at s8.s;,
ShGO, $500. $0.I5, up 10 $40. 40.
twill pay you TO look ut these goods.
HENS SUITS s. 8 5, s. + q $ si % %
lenders 10 low prices II you can match these
goods for less than double the money anywherc
WSinTitc you 70 return the same and your money
VIII DO refunded. These goods must co.
ARNS PANTS f. e. y sS g $sG 81 u IS up to
the value OF dollar try to borrow one. Ii Won
want TO know how TO save dollar or more looE
at our Clothing Department
BOYS SUITS StS3c Sc s: Csc sis, sis7 up
mol last always. You cannot match the prices.
BOYS PANTS g. lS l3S md o.? o 1s v1 1hss
present We have all sizes from 10 10 al rhcSe
prices ''''''
MEMS SHOES Ct &c, 97c, s. 10 SIS 1897.
well to snvc money on Shoes ms anything else
and we nTc away below the market
LADIES' FINE SHOES St St i3' q? 9 IS sil Is
s2dL. Our success In the Shoe line Is probobiv
more than we deserve. We presume tho rrnSn,
We sell SO many Is because they don't last long
but people will have them
CHlLDREN'S SHOES s e. Sc &c n5 SC ST, &C.
ra!nS '' O4''
Mems and Boys Hats st. 8; ne Z; 30 q g 4: So
ano silk Hat, which usually sells 1t $50. ~ u
hens Shirts a. Igc ?3c Sc; $}c up 70 95c. On
Millinery and Ribbons s. %lI FL prices %s On
save you lots money. Miss Agnes Clarity viii Viii
give you pointers on Millinery and TrImmIn".
lhRt Will do you good mud will not Oyerchnrr,
you norsell you old stylcz
IlndarWpgr Undershlr:s and Drawers n. &c
oHuet uvui' 3Ic, sc. 4Sc, Csc up We ara nj
ways below the market on these goods, as well
Us everything else.
Bed Comforts and Blankets &C. sS? Z, e
We have Just received n Job lot Of these goods NJ
pficcs that will surprise you
Ladies' COrSetS ns22c o'o, $50 up
Umbrellas utisc, Coo, SIC up
Lace Curtains at SOC. &c, sc up
GfOcefeS ArBncE Ie"q coso '! @e GTail o.
nround Pepper, Cinnamon. Mustard. Gusernnd
BAKING Powder I'LL going a. &c per pound, or D
pounds for Is cents
Eer 4 Clothing Store, II Foot and Shoe
store, n Hat store, II Dry Goods store. n
millinery store, Notion Store, n FurnI,h.
ihS Goods store. Hardware and Tinwnr,
store, n Tea and Grocery Storc-ninc store,
IN one-nll complete under ono roof
We have tho largest department s,ors In ,no
state 100 10 1905 Main street. 10 10 81 TcnIS
street, sat i0ol 10 1907 Market street Eleven
Ghttenccs-take your choice. Bargains In every
department
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To cure constipation, sick headache
and dyspepsia Simmons Liver Regula.
tor has no equal.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given TINT meeting Of Tho
Jt0ck holders OF tho Wheeling Island Ferry and
Packet Company viii be hold at tho law Office OF
William II. lICdrnC. no. l5ls Market street 10
Of West Virginia on Saturday. February -,
1854. Mt 100 r. H.. for tho purpose OF olCctns
board OF directors. making bylaws and trans
acting any other business which may lawfully
DO done By the stockholders OF said corporation
IN general meeting. ,,,,rcop
JOIlS L. MESDEbr
LEWIS JONES,
T. T. Mccoy,
H.. X. GlFFES,
N. G. HAMILTON,
JOSEPH II. PURCELL,
fe7.w C0rporntOrL
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House OF five rooms. brick, Fourteenth street:
s. O0O
House OF eight rooms. Lind street. sl,Sll
House OF six rooms, Eof street. Centre Wheel.
Ing, s2,GOO.
Farm Of 80 acres ca miles cast oil city $500
SIX lots In EelYederc addition, two corue,
lots ut S17j each.
House o; six rooms and hall, ChaplIrc nca:
Twentieth street. $1,000
House OF six rooms, brick, With four.rooncl
house In rcHr. Eoif street, between Twenty.
third Gnd Twenty.iourth streets. $3.50.
House oil four ICONS. Charles street Contra
Wheeling. 500.
House OF seven rooms. Fifteenth street, Sj,J)l
lot east end Fourteenth street. SD.
House OF five rooms, Woods street Eai. Wheel.
Ing. $500.
House OF four rooms. Eighteenth street. sl.O)l.
Three houses. Moystcn street, cheap. SOD
House OF three rooms. Twelfth street $50
Three lots. 5UxlOJ) feet, FIlan, White & Gala.
eher'S addition. $50 each.
House OF six rooms and stable, Eighteenth
Street. $500
Three lots In Pirl, View. chAnp.
one,halt lot, AcColloch street, Contra Wheel,
Ing. 500
business property on Market stree, a. mode;.
alto price
One OF the best manufacturing sites In tho
city, fronting on two rnI!rond&
NESBITT & DEVINE,
l7ae Market Street. jail,
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orderly conduct, was afterwards ar
raigned before Squire Arklc rs n sus.
poCt0d lunatiC, and was Gent to jail TO
await an inquest into her sanity.
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STOCKS. BONDS. ETC.

~ " p - -
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GTOCkS FOR SALE.
"
Othncc' FIrc mud Marine Insurance Co,
II shares Wheeling Ice aud SLoFASSC@
20 shares T.AllCllc Nail Mil.
8 shares Exchange bank.
"OShnrnS FOS.OrIa GlnStCo
10 shares Wheeling Railway Co.
81 share, South Side Hank,
10 shares Mail Pouch Tobacco Co,
.Oshatc, F,na Standard Iron lat Steel Co.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

t&5+CLUB ORDERs.-Wo will prepay
freight 10 any railroad station 700 miles
from any OF our stores on orders amount.
ing 10 $40, sugar excepted.