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Evening journal., 1894-12-07

at 81 co. This stock must be sold In
five days. hence the low prices
Mems 81 90 fancy Velvet Slippers go
at Soc
Remarkable values in Rubber Goods.
Chldren's Rubbers 12c.
Mems Rubber Boots, Woonsocket's
Trust price $780, go at $500, all sizes
but n
Mems Hip Boots, regular price Fixed by
the Trust, $500, will 80 at SO 90, all
sizes but o.
Boys Long Zip Boots, sizss IL to 8.
Trust price, 1915, will 20 at SO 90. These
are made by the Goodyear India Rubber
Glove Manufacturing Company, SO it
needs no comment. Net a shoe that's
made but what we will save you from
Soc to dollars on. Goods are only subject
to exchange II we have fac .aimile left, but
money refunded In sll cases Note sizes
to avoid Misunderstanding
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
Personal Events.

K. p. Beechler, 1t Is now said, will not
return to New Castle He will repair to
Pitteburg and there viii probably locate.
Miss Dougherty, OF New York city, is
visiting in this city as the guest Of Mrs.
Frank & Herbert
wilfred Clarke, New Castle Opera House,
December %.
Register Of wills ]. wilkins Cooch.
was in the city yesterday afternoon on a
business trip.
Misses STabitha and Lucy Waite, Of
WILMINGTON. have been visiting here as
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs R e Watts.
DR. Simms. Jr., the Wilmington foot
ball player, visited friends here last even
ng,
Tomatoes Sc a can, table peaches iEc, cans
25c. Th0mpson's.
Councilman L. Z. Eliason has returned d
home from Philadelphia business trip.
Col J Gegar, ex Mayor s. II. Black.
Col E G Boyd. +. / Rogers and several
other prominent citizens went to Will
mington last night TO see the perfor-
mances Of Professor and Mrs Baldwin at
the Grand Opera House. A New Castle
party attends these performances nearly
every night.
Lemon peel, orange peel, citron, seedless
raisins, clean currants. Thomps0n's.
Mrs Il r Borie has bean Visiting in
Philadelphia.
4 n. Sheppey, Of Warren, o who
wsg for years connected with The Walton
and Whann Company, of Wilmington.
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NEWS ALONG THE RIVER
Fort Delaware's Appropriation
VIII Probably Be Raised.
THE EBw COUNTY WEIGHT sEALBR

An Interesting Service VIII BE the one
TO BE Held Before Dawn on Christmas
Das-other Events of Intsrest About
Town.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, Dec. Late adyices
from Washington are encouraging in
regard to the Fort Delaware appropria-
tions for improvements and rebuilding
It is not generally known that In the
scheme Of fortifying twenty seven ports
those Of Philadelphia, Wilmington. Ches
ter and other Delaware river harbors are
included. and that Fort Delaware is to be
improved in the way Of armament. II Is
designed that three twelveinch guns are
to be mounted there General Bingham,
the Philadelphia member Of the Appro
priation Committee at Washington, has
taken particular interst IN this Item and
feels confident that within the next year
these guns will be provided There re.
mains OF the appropriation for this pur
pose $259, 600. and 1t is expected that 1t
will be expended.
Further advices say the appropriation
for the general work Of defense has been
cut tremendously The engineers esti-
tuAte 1S over 81 tbUutuuus bub Jus hppEO
priation carried In the bill is 81, S79, ,0e0
The New seaier OF weights and Measures.
John Boyle, the well known South
Fifth street business man, and for sew
eral years prominent In the National
Guard OF this state. has been successful
over a half dozen other applicants in the
contest for sealer OF weights aud meas
ures OF New Castle county. Mr. Boyle
received his commission from Governor
Reynolds yesterday and has been receiv-
ing congratulations all day. Governor
Reynolds met Mr.. Boyle during his visit
here on the opening day st Battery Park
and was favorably impressed with the
New Castle man and the reputation his
neighbors gave him. Last week Mr.
Boyls took q delegation to Dover and it
Is said that his friends were then fully
convinced that the governor intended TO
appoint him He will make an energetic
and competent official He is a trustee
Of st, Peters O Church. and promi
nent member Of the A o II.
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Dover PIeaeller a Addreaaea the oonventlo,


CHEsTERTowE, Md Dec in the
Christian Endeavor Convention OF the
Mary land Annual Conference, Methodist
Protestant Church, yesterday, the aun
rise prayer service was lead
by J. ID. Dlckey, OF Baltimore
city At the morning session Miss Myra
Smith. OF Baltimore, read paper on
christian Endeavor and the Sunday
School, followed by an address on what
Can Christian Endeavor Do for the Elk
tension Of Our DenominationYp by Rev.
H. l. Elderdiee, Of Pocomoke. Md
Rev. L F Warner, of Dover, Del !,
made an address on What We Are
Doing for Missions" followed by Daniel
Baker, OF Baltimore, on Systematic and
Proportionate Giving" One Of the most
Interesting features of the convention
was conference OF junior workers,
under the management OF Miss Millie L /.
Lang and Miss Simpson, Of Baltimore.
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mARRIFn

I. C0URSEY- EY-JOHNSON-On November 8.
by Rev. Charles Bowden,at his residence, No
"a Vine street. Camden, n. j., William n
g nrsey 70 Miss Bertha s. johnson, both Of
Wilmington, Del.
SPRING NGER-SAUNDERs-O the 2sth
plto, By kight.Rev Leighton Coleman, the
bishop Of Delaw are, Rowland Ward Springer
ana Miss Ida Blanche Saunders. daughter az
John Saunders, OF this city.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
Incidents ofthe Day.

The German steamship Helgoland,
from Nordenham, passed up to Philadel
phia yesterday, after her memorable
voyage during which she saved the
British steamship Suram, thereby picking
up one Of the richest prizes ever found az
sea
The Opera House fair will close to
morrow night, when everything in
the building will have to be
disposed Of Tonight will be
Golden Eagle night at tae fair
and two lodges are expected to
attend Tomorrow evening the attrac-
tion viii be the Wilmington Opera House
Orchestra and an excellent program
line Eastern apples, IA and Is cents half
peck. 81 Williams. Third street.
A meeting will be held at the Me
parsonage to-morro " evening, when 1t is
proposed to organize ; society OF 4
literary character. Everybody interest ted
In this line of work Is especially invited
10 be present. Rev v. s. Collins an d
Professor A. Il. Knapp are pushing the
work and hope for a large attendance
Flour. FFF S8.T0 barrel, Kirkwood 81 III
Cash Price. Thompson's.
A successful revival mesting is ia
progress At the NJ p Church here CON
dueted by the pastor, Rev. B f. Jester.
There were three persons who Joined the
church on Wednesday evening and there
were two more converts last night
Services will be held again this evening
with preaching by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

We feel assured that an inspection OF
these articles, as we'll as the innumerable
other bargains which are contained In
our commodiorls building. will well repay
a visit.
Remember our Opening Day
Saturday, Decent Der g. at q. m.
All are welcome. Polite saleslades
aud salesmen in attendance. who are
always ready to show goods whether
ron buy or not Our motto: "Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or money refunded.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
rhIa wm ne J Novel servIce.

Rev. v S Collins, pastor Of the NJ E
Church, will probably arrange an extraor.
dinary and particularly impressive Christ.
mas service for q Methodist Church In
Delaware It will be 10 the nature Of a
before.dawn praise service, and II is
proposed to have the entire church choir
and an orchestra OF twelve pieces assist
in the exercises Many Of the beautiful
passages OF scripture relating to the
morning of Christ's birth will be read
The services will begin AZ 8 a M, and
continue a little more than an hour
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

has arrived in Delaware and will spend
some time as the guest of his father in
law, A. h. Davidson, just below town
Mrs. Julia Brewer. of Delaware City,
bas been visiting Mrs A. Il Davidson
and Mrs II M White.
Ginger snaps 5c ponrd. soda crackers So a
FOUND corn &c can. John Thompsoa's, Della
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
Notion Department.

Clark's o. N. r.
Spool Cotton per spool
3I6c or 3 spools FOR 10
Neat Ladies' hand-
kerchiefs, ch ice 1910.
| gross Hooks and
Eyes for le.
2 dozen Hairpins for
lc.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
Traced 4 Thief q wilminpton.

ELKToN, Md, Dec. EARLY yesterday
morning horse thieves stole valuable
horse, new side. bar wagon and set OF
harness from Harry Howard, farmer
residing In Bohemia Manor. about eight
miles from here The thief was traced
70 Wilmington, Del, where all traces Of
him were lost
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
"rhere il Danger N DeIav ;,

Since 1861 have been a great sufferer from
eatarrh. tried hly's Cream Balm and TO all
appearances am cured Terrible headaches
from which had long suffered are gone.--W
y Hitchcock, Late Major u 5. Vol. and A. A.
Gen., Buffalo. N Y.
Ely's Cream Balm has completely curea me
OF catarrh when everything else failed Many
acquaintances have used Il with excellent
results Alfred w Stevens, Caldwell, Ohio.
Price Of Cream Balm Is 50 cents.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
rhey want mounted omoors.

The residents in the East Lake district
have asked for few mounted policemen
to patrol that section They say that
fully / 900 chickens are stolen each year
out there and it is simply impossible for
patrolman on foot to catch the thieves.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
Irntn Nisiinr laa... ! !

Irate Visitor after few remarks) "Well
1 don't want anybody TO lie about me, and
won't have it, Editor lappealingly)E How
10 ever expect 70 have any compliments paid
you, thenf"-Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
nv aooas

Dry Goods
Department
Fancy Plaid Drees
Patterns at 40 (, origi-
nal price lOc.
Fine serge. sold
everywhere for 37Jac
at nc
Fruit of the Loom
l3 cached Muslin at
b94c.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
The empire
DEPARTMENT
STORE-

We take pleasure in announcing to the
public that our doors will be thrown
open Saturday morning, December Sth,
at a. m with large and well-selected
stock OF Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing for
Men, Youths aud Boys. Hats and Caps
Shoes. Hard ware. Trunks, Valises, Sta +
tionery, etc, etc
Ali the above mentioned articles are
necessities of life. all need them The
question Is whore to buy the most goods
for the least money.
The Empire Department Store will sell
ycu goods at prices lower than can be
obtained anywhere
We quote few goods and their prices
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
Clothing
Depnrl

Mems IrOnclad
Working Pants sec.
Brandywine Wor-
sted. tough material,
suit fof 81 90.
Imported Clay,
COrKscrew or Wor-
gted Dress Suits,
worth $40, for s. 90.
hildrsn's Knee
Pants. all sizes, l9c.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

Beautiful new pianos, in oak, walnut
and mahogany, from 5000 upwards, on
easy monthly payments. Robelen & Co,
710 Market street.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

: They do say" SAID Mrs. Clanty, shat
your husband wor wanst q New YORK. police
man. "lte wor that same,m repled Mrs.
Dolan, dehantly; but OF can prove by the
assessor thot he nivtr got rich. Washington
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

Second hand organs, Estey, Mason &
Hamlin, Taylor & Farley, $45 10 $50, easy
payments. Robelen q Co., 7l0 Market
street
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

Get your pictures framed at Yergers' for the
holiday s-4l9 Market and 4ls shipley street.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

Tommy, is an aw ul fellow to play swim
ding schemes" What's he done now?r
He got an accident insurance policy and
then joined football te am. .n-Chicago Rec.
ord.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
HAT Depart ment.

Latest style Derbys,
sold every where else
for Sl.75, our price
q5e.
Boys Yachting
Caps. which have
never been sold for
less than 50c, for 10 }.
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GREAT OFFERINGS! (!
Big Snap for Early Buyers!

No time to make much fuss. We have bought the En-
tire Shoe Stock of Gordon Faber, of Cambridge Md and
here it goes
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Fnrn Ishinr Denartm ont

Mems 4-ply Linen Collars, all sizes, worth
12e., for 2l6c.
Mems Ltundried Shirts. regular price
Sl0O 49c.
Mems Overalls, sold everywhere in the u
,. for Soc, our price zoe
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a sehoonsr zoo Feet Lone.

The new schooner Mary Manning, from
Camden, Maine, passed up TO Philadel
phia yesterday, to load coal for Boston,
in command Of Captain Burr. She Is
designed for either the coasting or
the West India trade, and Is 100 feet
long. One Improvement is the extern
sion Of the forward house TO the fore
castle, thus protecting the engines and
machinery, and permitting their use in
the heaviest weather She lost her
foremast coming down the coast
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

The most remarkable cures Of scrofula on
record have been accomplished by Hoods
Sa sapafilla. This medicine is une qualled for
diseases OF the blood. Take only Hoods.
Hoods Pills are handmade and perfect In
roportion and appearance. 25c.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
ThIs stsamshlp Came Through storm.

This Steamship Came Through storm.
The German steamship Remus, in the
river yesterday faom Hamburg, met with
across the Atlantic. The decks were
swept fore and aft, and the after steer.
Ing gear and house were damaged by the
seas, which almost continuously broke
over her, The matches were stove and
the water, 1t Is believed, reached the
cargo.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
IN A
Few Weeks
hence we will close out the re-
mainder Of our matchless
stock of
Reliable
Footwear
In Bulk.

Thus will end one Of the most
profitable (to you) Shoe sales
ever held in your midst.
We have yet enough Of the
right kind of Shoes on hand
to suit and fit you-but they
are going fast. Nothing re-
served. Take your pick from
the stock at about
Evening journal., 1894-12-07
ITEMS OF. INTEREST.

1t Is supposed that Governor Waite is hunt
ing for a Thanksgiving turkey pRrticuiRrly
thin and tough. ~ Chicago Record.
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

Cheyiot Sack
Suitings, $16 90
and $40 90. Black
Thibet and Dia-
gonal Coats and
Vests, $1,000 and
$40 90. Trousers.
$500, Sc so and
Evening journal., 1894-12-07

An Interesting Service Will BE the One
TO Be Held Before Dawn on Christmas
Dax-other Events of Interest About
Town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09
AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE.
A Nav Hand ut tho IEclm-Tho Prospects

A Now Hand Mt tho IEelm-Tho Prospects
Bright.
Tho American Union League, m in.
suranco order of which the national
headquarters arc in Wheeling, has &C.
lected now secretary to succeed Mr..
S. G. Naylor, who resigned and went
west to enter the ministry. The now
man at the helm is Lewis E. Smith, o.
Ohio, who has had several years expert
ence in old line insurance, both fire and
lie. Mr.. Smith is we'll known in his
native state, having taught school and
been principal Of the schools ut Bethesda
before he entered tho insurance bust
ness. The board Of directors think
they have made q wise choice in select
ing him.
The organization is in q healthy,
thriving condition, and the outlook for
the future is bright. The Office will DO
at 1920 Market street.
League No. l will meet tonight at
Rights OF Honor hall, on Twelfth street.
Tho officers OF the league are as follows:
President, I. II. Crago, Wheeling, W.
Va. vice president, ". A. Caldwell, NJ.
D., Washington, D. G.; secretary, Lewis
L. Smith; treasurer, G. II. Bowler; med
icOl referee, II. B. Baguley, N. D.; re-
porter, I. NJ. Garvin; counsellor, Hon.
]. d. Sommervilic. National board Of
control, T. B. Bowie, Ezra W. linn. G..
II. 9Iedick. National board Of trustees,
W. J. W. Cowden, Wheeling, W. Val;
+. NJ. Gillcland, Bellaire, Ohio; Charles
II. fancy, Wheeling, W. Va; S. G. Nay
lor, Iowa; William Bayha, Wheeling,
W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09

Mr.. Albert Fnvoritc, OF Arkansas City,
Kan. wishes TO give our readers tho
benefit Of his experience with colds.
lie says: 81 contracted n cold early
last spring that settled on my lungs,
and had hardly recovered from it when
| caught another that hung on nil sum
mer and left mo with hacking cough
which thought l never would get rid
OF. | had used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy some fourteen years ago with
much success, and concluded to try it
again. When had gotthrough with
ono bottle my, cough had left mo, and 1
have not suffered with n cough or cold
since. Ihayc recommended 1t to others,
and all speak we'll oft"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09

Mrs. Timothy Munahan,, OF Mar.
tins Ferry, who was given such
4 terrible beating by her hus.
band, was little II any bctter yesterday
andi Is said sho is growing weaker.
Squire Theodore Keller and Officer Scott
Neal called yesterday, to take her depo.
sition and wcre unable to do 1t on &C.
count OF her Weakened condition. An.
drew Munahan, n brother OF Tim, is
still in jail and will DO held to await do.
vclopmonts. John Munahau, another
brother, who was locked up on Tuesday
night was yesterday fined So and costs
Tor contempt Of court. Tho attending.
physician said Mrs. AIunahan was some
bestcr last evening. Its said, however,
that hcr recovery ia doubtful. The hus-
band ia not much concerned over her
condition. ails..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09

At tho bi.weekly public rehearsal OF
tho Opera House orchestra, at tho Arion
hall on Sunday evening, tho following ut
tFactive programme will DO rendered:
March-"Ol tho Fouv Hundred, .Fraucls
oyerture-"Lito n Drtam'' ,..........R. Eilcnbers
WallG-."Noonilght on the Hudson ...,.,. 49,.
A. Hermann
II. Won Weber
FanlHs1-t''Thc Chase o! tho Butterflies ."..
kGler.lIeln
eE a. Hermann
"BAoilioEo String instruments. L. Glllct
HuLup FuEotc .,..,...,..........Ih, Noses
l.. ". SPELL, MuSIcA! Director )
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09
TIL; NEW DYNAMO.
For tho City Electric Plant Arrive
Moro Lights and Better.

For tho City Electric Plant Arrives.
Moro Lights md Better.
The now dynamo ordered by tho gas
trustees last month for the city electric
light plant arrived yesterday and was
unloaded at onco and is being set up.
1t is thought that early next week the
machine will be ready for service. The
wires have already been strung for
circuit. Tho machinery at the works
has not been adequate for some time
past for the lights already on the line,
hence tho darkness OF one or>two on
each circuit each night. The new
machine is counted on not only to make
good this shortage Of power, but also
to furnish fifteen or sixteen now lights
Mt places where they are much needed,
These will be putup in week or ten
DAYS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09
DISTRICT SERVICE
Wcatorn Union to EitablIoh Dis
trlct Messenger Service.
WILL COMMENCE NEXT MONDAY.
Tho Adoption In Wheeling of tho scr-
vIco Wlll No Doubt Nicct With Ap.
prevail and Support Something
that Has Icon Needed by tito Dusl.
ness Communicable Rates soas.
0nnble.

Wheeling Is fortunate enough to DO
favored with tho adoption Of tho West-
Orn Union Telegraph Company's dis
trlct messenger service. For some timo
Manager @. r. Tracey, Of tho local office
OF tho company bus boon working up
tho improvement, and together with Su-
pcrintendent Flynn has received prom
iscs OF support from tho local business
community, sufficient to warrant tho
service being inaugnratcd. Mr.. Tracey
will receive tho thanks Of Wheeling peo.
plc for his entcrprlso-for 1t Is enter
prise; Wheeling is among tho smallest
Of cities that will have tho diatrlct mes
sengCr service.
The service will 60 into effect ncxt
Monday morning, aud five or ten active
boys will DO put on at tho start, and tho
force will be increased as tho service In
creases in volume. Tho boys will DO
clad in tho natty uniform ,rocontly
adopted by tho company for its regular
messenger boy force. Tho headquar-
tors will DO Mt tho Western Unions Of
tice on Twelfth street, and tho card of
ratios shows that tho charges Tor deliv-
cry will DO very reasonable: ton cents
for one-halt an hour or under, aud
twonty cents for IN hour. Tho company
will put In boxes throughout the city,
in business houses, offices and resi-.
donces entirely FREQ Of charge. Already
quite number Of boxes have boon put
in places of business, aud it is expected
many moro will DO put in during tho
present week. Tho officials arc conf
don't from tho promises OF support
they have already received, that tho
service will DO very popular.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09

Eishty.iiyo orders for provisions were
filled at tho relief committees store
Yesterday. Not q donation was received.
The committee has exhausted its sup
ply OF bread, and the members suggest
that il those who wish to make dona:
tions, instead of buying bread, would
give the committee tho caah, it could
bc'spent by tho manager for -four to
much better advantage. Cash doua-
tionS may DO sent to Treasurer z. B.
Dobbins, at the Dollar Savings bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09

Last evening ut tho home OF tho bride
on South Water street, Mr.. Horny Vans
and Miss Mimic Bischon, daughter OF
Charles BischoG. weso married by Rev.
Mr.. Haas, pastor Of St. PauPs German
Independent Evangelical Protestant
church. Tho ceremony was witnessed
by only few OF the intimates Of tho
contracting parties, and cones rs q sur
prise to NEST OF those acquainted with
them,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09

The amount Of travelling done by the
public and tho amount OF money spent
in telcgraphlng are pretty reliable in-
dexos to tho condition OF aleirs. The
hotel people of Wheeling NIL report
that there is q considerable increase in
their patronage, and Manager Tracey,
OF tho Western Union company, says
business in his limo is picking up CON
slderably. For awhile, however, the
falling oil in Telegraph business was
something fearful to contemplate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09

Secretary Hook, OF tho State Fair. AS
ISOLATION, has received tho design for q
Autograph to advertise tho annual fair
next septembcr. II represents Noah's
ark landing in the Back river and all
the beasts marching of upon tho fair
ground: Overhead a long line Of bril-
liant plnmaged birds fly from the roof
and circle around the grounda. The
city, tho bridges and the grounds arc
shown faithfully, and tile lettering is
tlnc. Tho picture is to be in scven COL
ors. and the association never had SO
fine q hanger before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09

There was nothing especially new
in the movement TO secure
the Corbett-Jackson fight for Wheeling,
The projectors are waiting on IN an
swer TO certain legal conundrums pro-
pounded to prominent attorneys. 1t ia
about decided, however. that the fight,
II it comes OIL here, shall DO pulled of
in tho city limits. This would guaran-
tee police protection, and be more con-
von'ent for tho crowd, aud tho only
extra cost would be the $50 city license.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09

Has tastes incidentally, in keeping with
other luxur;es. A remedy must DO
pleasantly acceptable in form, purely
wholesome in composition, truly hene.
fetal In effect and entirely free from
e!yory Objectionable quality. II really.
i'll no consults = physician; II consti-.
pated no nacs tho gentle family laxative
Syrup OF Figs. 5iiIr,,r,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09

Clcrk Hook yesterday admitted to
record transfers Of real estate rs follows:
October G by L. a. Rolf and wife to ].
G. l.ude, for $500, lot Al ut Park View.
Also deeds from the city OF Wheeling
to Adam Rottmirc and 9. I. Biery for
lots in tho Poninsular cemetery and
from Nancy Norton, executrix, to S. d.
Mckee, for lot in Mt. Wood ccmotory.