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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15
aS@EA Chesapeake and
NuA'SSas@ Ohio Railway.
~ R1uTE -
EFFECTIVE MAY II. 1904
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD-ST STATION.

TRAINS Leave RICHMOND.
BRoAD-sTREET STATION.
s.wA.M A.. Daily. with Parlor car I2r 10
80 cal stations, newport Hems
Uld Point Norfolk. anu i0i'S-
ami n Dill with -ullman. for To-
cal stations, Newport Se.s.
Old Point, Norfolk. and fof'S-
sn A NJ. To C1i' train. except sunday
Tor Clifton Forge. Sohhf - -
al GOrQOnsyllle Tor Ma9Hn'"SS
ton. at Virginia Midland 80
ton Tor Lyuchburg, Al D '',a.
tor IIagelstOWn, ana a. "''N'
ton Tor Winchester go mi.
2.a0 = N. THE Cincinnati and ~. LouiS
Limited daily, win ul'in "a
Sleepcrs 10 Cincinnati aat
s.. Louis stops o,indiyyrs az AT ~
pOrtant stations. oo....,~ III
COWngtou for virginia, on
Springs. Meals served al
dining cars No. :, 10 -
train except Sunday. ioi,lo|,ss
10 from Charlottes'ii'' ~
s..o n Gosh train excep, sunday.
accommodation for |nAi'o''''
1920 P. NJ. Ba,Iy for f fiIn,aa aid Corr Corr
louisville 10 Ilnc ", ''..rr,,sd on
louisville. Meals 1870. seIsga az ~
dining ears, for Virginia
COVingtOu " a.,
Hot Springs ''NN'
u,,rNa LEAVE EIGHTH-STREEr
STATION.
a.. p,uv with Palacc Ca, for
''VV a. -''' iVucnburg and clifton Foree:
Synnects al Brcmo, except
suuday Tor ROsney, at Lynch-
Irrs daily. for the southwest.
al Balcony. except sunday iDt
Lexington, ana 1cNcrP1 ,Ssi.,
day) at Bessemer I0E ~'"e
CITY ,.t aocor,.
oW ''' mediation for Gladstone, H.
CHAINS AgPIVE AT RlcHMOND.
P5foAItSTREET STATION.
sao II. DtIy from Cincinnati. 81.
~ a n Daily from Norfolk and Oh
o.2o p n. ia'i'iy from Cincinnati and
c,5pM. 'iy from Norfolk and Old
soap. NJ. ETccpt Sunday from Clifton
rpArNs Arrive ErGHTH-sTEEEr
STATION. ,
s.6 4. NJ. Except Sunday from "Iaa-
stone.
emp NJ. Daily. from Lynchours and
N''''" J0ItN n POTTS.
ni,,sion Passenger Agent
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10 MlEr mi HANo nIN11IT.

Madison Brown. the murderer OF Mr.
John Dolard. has but snort time 10
live. but his eNecutiouer has not yet been
selected.
Mr. a. Mercer. one Of the deputy sher-
ifs. is "a mechanical genius, and for some
weeks has been inyeuUnS machinery go
usher Brown into eternity without the
knowledge If the criminal or the man who
throws The trap.
The deputy has arranged scheme %
make Brown hang himself, and has also
device which Will have the trap thrown
by one of the unsusDe ting spectators
All of the various schemes have been De-
mited 10 the corporation judge. vino
SAYS they DO not comply with the law,
and that Brown Will have 10 be executed
in the old way.
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STTANIiiCATA

aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
u rANA.
TRI-WEEKLY LINE FOR NEW YORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15
EABLY PROMISES

Before the organization of the Councils
1t was announced that no man whose
record has been gJOl need fear removal,
Yet one 81 the first acts after the assem-
bling II the fatntrs-tlect VAS 10 remove
the clerk of the Select Council. who had
grown gray I'm the service or the city,
had served through eleven admiuist,a-
lions vas Industrious. efficient and poo
lite. Nothing was laid 10 his charge,
but he had 10 60 20 make room foe
young man from North Carolina, who mad
not been I'm the city more than TWO years.
Ii was reported some days ago that the
police force would be- organized on hi2n
grounds. that men Of the highest chardc-
ter would bee selected. that each man
would be- required 10 sign pledge 10 abe
stain from the use Of intoXicants. The
PTDnihitiOnists denied the charge. and 81
was soon circulated tnat good and ct.i-
cicnt men would be retained. that no man
whose record was clean need fear The
action Of the Police Commissioners last
uiEnt shows how much reform Us eN-
pcCted. a Democrat was nominated for
chief Of Police. a fronibu0nist Tor first
captain, and Republican for second
captain.
missioners. has resigned because he VIII
not DO things desired of him by the
powers that be-.
Mr. j. j.. Copper, Jr.. another member
Of the Board. says he is a Democrat. viii
resign, and is opposed 20 the policy OF the
party.
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A LACK OF HARMONY.
rho CLASSES AMONG THE NORFOLK
PROHIBTIIONISTs.
Early Promises Failed to be Carried Out
Meaning of Some of the Recent
Changes in the New Party

NORFOLK, VA, July l3.-Special.-It
is very certain that the Prohibitionlsts of
this city are not very harmonious. There
are two distinct classes. the conservatives
and radicals. The former are those who
desired a change In the administration to
secure better municipal government. and
are IN the main new Democrats. The lat
ter compose the original Prohibitonists
ana their Republican allies. They Joined
III the cry for reform IN the hope Of
securing plunder. They We're among the
ioudest to declare Tor justice. honesty,
ana lar dealing and assured the people
mat the new administration should be
above reproach. They early announced
that good men would be retained.
IHty uphrdidcl those who thought that
an assess ucut against candidates for I0-
Mtl'dl purposes Was not unrcae Ouablc.
MS concrete party has been in power
leao thin month. and have not lived up
10 Her profession They were elected 10
reform. yet they had secret understand
lhS with cOlOred Republicans. and as -
reward Tor their services. turned out
twenty two hard-WOrkug white men ID
MAKE room Tor so many negroes. For
Janltor they turned down most highly
respected white Prohibition Democrat. auI
gave the position 10 "a colorei Republican.
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Ita conference of the international
federation for the state Abolition 81
.r welcomed Dr. Kate Bushnell ana
Ntr~lO.k and presented them with
and Illuminated addresses IN
.lUon ~ their services ia India.
.r.4. tine sitting of the conference
.tIert of abOlishing the sect bureau
~ Iaymarket was discussed. The meet
.a. Uronged nightly with men and
".".r The conference also discussed
|H.c.t Df the reform Of the tantOnc-
.'rt license system in India hesolu-
we're carried against any form OF
e'- equation of vice. in Otner words,
...lrlr policy OF Laiseez Fare.
Tree Colonial ageuts-Ecncral in London
.ir .ot enthusiastic over tho results OF
%. llt-r-C1lOnial Conference IN OttOWa.
i.~ policy Of united empire trade
is considered crude and doubtful
tN- officials az the Colonial ONCE also
az .t.rDlulOus as 10 the possibility OF
~ elective scheme of imposing diheren-
u,s on British and colonial goods
"' 3ttolt the United Kingdom. If the
ft was adopted the customs stains al
o." ports would require 10 be Guddiuplcl
.AA4lnfs would have 70 be eNtehdeu
p. at Immense cost The league poll'F
-I also greatly embarrass the Foreign
.c ln maintaining commercial treaties
"'H foreign countries. On the WhOle, the
"ea'r VI the Colonial Legislature ac-
C'Ilis the suggestions Of the Ottawa
Inference are considered remote.
4hr Archbishop Of Canterbury ana the
C oaash'is Of Winchester and Rochester VIII
aie "a the baptism Of the Duke OF
Dih son at the White Lodge on Mon
al The Queen viii be present the
N'"'' boy Is 20 be Albert Edward george
NOro.as
,4Lc Field says to-day that the new
,eh}fle which IL 10 be built by watson
~. l.ofd DunraVen and Lord Lon6sdale
49," De- smaller than the Valkyrie when
Cy "ii come within the New York Yacht
N'1D s. lJ-fOOt class.
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C1OIn T'aro.--,.'''.''''' ''''''''''''.'.9 W
Round -....-.-...... II NJ
For further information apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN ~ CO. Agents.
d,9g 1901 Main street.
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4 rLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. June a. 1891,
NJ $50 p NJ. trains on this road viii
run as follows
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Steamers leave Richmond
every TUESDAY. WE'D
Nt.SDAN, and rItlDAN at
. L. NJ.
Leave New York (fr0m
Pier 70. North river. for
Richmond every MONDAY.
" EDNkSDAl. and SAT
IkDAl ~ B I. VI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-27
HE LOST a ALA. HAND.

a Popular Wheeling Drummer Meets
With II Bad aIIshnp.
The following from the Washington,
Pa, reporter, OF yesterday, will be read
with genuine sorrow by Mr.. Ashbaugh's
many Wheeling friends:
Washington merchants all know and
like Fl. Z. Ashbaugh, tho portly drum.
mer, for Joseph Speidel & Co., Wheel
ing. lie was in town Thursday morn
ling and left on the II a. m. west bound
Baltimore & Ohio train. He stopped at
West Alexander, and being fond Of gun
and dogs was out with them during tho
afternoon. About 4Ip. m. his gun was
accidentally discharged, the load taking
elect in his right hand and wrist, shat
3terinS them terribly. Physicians were
summoned Immediately and hasty
examination revealed the necessity OF
amputation. Drs. Wood and Mcdonald
performed the operation. severing the
arm between tho wrist and elbow.
The operation was endured very we'll
by Mr.. Ashbaugh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-27

II have been troubled with rhcuma-
tism in'my back and dyspepsia for many
years. and have taken five bottles OF
Paine's celery compound, and I now feel
entirely we'll, and can sit down aud cat
hearty meal without any bad feelings
aiterward., l had tried many different
kinds OF medicine, but they did INC little
good. Paine's celery compound has
been great blessing to me"
So writes Mr.. Andrew Ennis OF Wall.
ingtord, Ct, whose portrait is here given.
To endure pain and submit to weak
nesses, accounting them inevitable to
old and middle aged, is sin against
Natures plan. Whom tho blood has
grown sluggish and impure, and tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-27
STEAM FERRY BOAT
VIII be Secured by tho Island
People Within Month.
.NAPHTAA LAUNCHES WILL BE USED
In tho Meantime, n tho Mass Meet.
Ing Accepts tho Recommendations
of the Committees which Met Ycs.
tcrday-A Joint Stock Company to
: Duy Ferry Boat to DO Formed.
! Tho Toll Question Not Decided.

Yesterday afternoon the several com.
I mittees Of Island citizens recently up.
pointed to tako measures to secure 70.
duction OF bridge tolls, or devise means
oItransportatiOn from aud to tho Island
outside Of tho bridges, met at tho law Of
fec Of Mr.. William II. ueRrnc, aud after
session LISTING over two hours decided
upon report which will BIO presented
at ,tnaas meeting Of Island citizens
which will DO held this evening at 1880
o'clock in Myers hall, over Burt's drug
store, on the Island.
4 A number Of propositions wcrc re-
ceiycd from people owning ferry boats,
nearly. all with tho Wow Of purchase.
Wilson ]. Kelly, tho manager OF tho
naphtha launch line, appeared, md as u
result OF tho conference tho committees
agreed 10 recommend ut to.nghts
meeting tho proposition made by him,
Z which In effect was that no would navi.
I cato his two launches between
the foot OF Twelfth street aud
Ohio street on the Island. Ilo pro.
Z poses TO carry all males above twelve
T years OF ago at tho rate OF oue.hGli cent
4 per trip, for term OF thirty days, pro.
vided the committees will guarantee
his expenses, which aro Sl5 pcr day.
He will run two boats until p. in.
daily and ono boat will continue until
midnight. Ono boat will carry thirty
people and the othcr about twenty,
+. which it is thought will DO ample nc.
commodation.
4 The other proposition was that q
joint stock company be formed ut once,
and BIO recommended to the considera-
ton OF the meeting this evening. The
q plan contemplates shares ut S. each,
and the company would buy or build
and operate steam ferry line Tho
probable action at the meeting this
evening will be the acceptance OF tho
naphtha launch proposition for thirty
days, and in that time the joint stock
company will be formed and tho boats
I put in operation. The question Of tho
rate of tolls has not yet been decided,
but it is supposed tho old rates will DO
the standard adopted. The purpose OF
tho company is not 10 mako money,
simply to give tho Islanders 4 rcasona.
bio rate OF toll.
is The arrangements to be entered into
: with the naphtha launch people by
which they will stop running at mid.
night does not satisfy number OF PEG.
4 Pile who would be patrons of the ferry.
These include printers. who quit work
about 4 a. m, and mill men who 60 to
their daily toll about that hour. They
think there should be an arrangement
by which they will be accommodated.
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nervous systom is diseased, Paino's
celery compound will repair the dam
age.
Tho medical journals have the names
and addresses and full histories of hun
dreds OF cases OF chronic and acute
rheumatism that have been porma-
nently cnred by Paine's cclory com.
pound. No other remedy has cured like
obstinate cases OF Brights disease and
liver troubles. Where all othors have
failed, this marvellous blood purifier and
true nervc tonic has made people well.
OF all tho achievements OF medical
science, this means oil restoring healthy
action to the nerves and important or
gans OF tho body stands precautionary
ahead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-27

The persistent cough which usually
follows IN attack Of the grip can DO per.
manently cured by taking Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. W. A. Mcclure,
OF Mckay, Ohio, says: ia Grippe left
inc with n severe cough. After using
several different medicines without re-
lief, tried Chamberlain's Cough Rom.
edy, which effected permanent cure.
have also found it to be without an
equal for children, when troubled with
colds or Group"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-27

RALEIGH, y. G., Jan. ga railroad
accommodation, which was standing q.
4 water tank at Watorson, on the sub
urb dir line, was run into by ireiph.
this morning Mt 5 o'clock. L. Bowman.
OF Richmond, and Rov. Mr.. Shaw, OF
Portsmouth, Va, were killed, and a Mr..
BrodiG, OF Warrenton, severely Injured.
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Five.Cent Articles,

Ladies' Hose ChIldrcn's Hose, Rolling Pins.
lockwood Rules, Cur Buttons. Tin Buckets, Com.
blnatlnn Glass Cutters, Boys Knives, Pokers.
Pans, Richter lIarmonlcnS Towels, use Needle
Packages, SpcciacleS. Dino Cologne Hair Chi.
crs, School Slntcs Lamp burners, Shoe Drossinr.
Ladies' Pins, Table Knives. T57E - - o. o
Man: lQcent articles IN our 5-ccnt list Come
and tlkc them out of Otr Iy0r rlI-Ir-T -
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LOGAN. O., jan. Pa verdict OF
murder in tho first degree was returned
blythe jury to-day in the trial OF Ed
wards tried for killing Mira Sellers at
Murray City. 4 mining town about ten
miles from Logan, on the fifth OF July
last. :
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Four.Ccnt Articles.

oncSct Teaspoons, Patent Sleeve Holders, Bow
sWpenders' Clatk's o. \. T. Thread. Childrrn's
DIbs, Rubber Dressing Combs, Comb and IrnSh
Case, Pot Covers, Tooth brushes, Firo ShoyeIS
Towcling, Charm Knives, MucilagG. Sewing Mn.
chine OIL, Scrub Brushes. IIneu Thread. ITHnd
Saw Files, suSpendcrS, Pencil Boxes, Calico Mus.
Inns and hundreds OF other articles EoIpy Al thia
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MAIN ANDTENTHs SITS.
WHEELING, W. Va.
Ono Cent Articles.

Heavy Envelopes. Igood Pen Holders, S,.,
pcns,l McnlOmnduin'lDOOk. G Sheets Note ISns.
gbtlnchcs liair Pins. / handkerchief, ThIBE.
! paper Pins, paper Needles, spool SIX TWlc
dozen Hooks ami Eyes. Darling Needle,
Nutmeg Crater, dozen liraSS Pants button; !
Hat Pin. l box Carpet Ticks, dozen CloiS.
Pins. | Tablet, set Knitting Needles
Lois Of 5.Cnnl gOnlA KnIng nj CONT
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TWO.Cont Articles.

u dozen buttons. l Fine Comb, ! bottle In,
PintT Cups, lIandRurchIGis, Cake Cutters H..
per lloXcS, LNngtry Hair Pins. Carpenter PcncIIt
Cur Buttons, Pie Pans, Pocket Combs, NapEI@,'
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet Soup, GlnlSS
Tape Lines. Rubber Tipped Pencils. iIl;
Chmp1rA
wedcal only In Bargains and give big yEr.
for tho money r.a y : '-S
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BLooMtSo7os, LIS, jan. 26.-The
state council a. P. A. adjourned sine
die to-day after electins c. II. johnson,
OF Springfield, president, and W. N. D.
Newton, OF Bloomington, secretary. The
latter was voted ! salary Of s.. 500.
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Deadlock in mississippi.

JACKSON. Miss, January 2O.-Caucus
ballots for candidate for United States
senator to succeed Wal.hall:
Sixteenth ballot-Campbell, IS; Mill.
OF, 4; McLuriu, 20; Allen, 50; Taylor,
IS; Lowry, 10; CatchinSs, l.
Seventeenth ballot-Campbcll, %
Miller, 6; McLurin, IS; Allen, 50; Tay..
lor, p; Lowry, I; Dean, 0; Catchings, i;
Rinford, /.
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PARIS, Jan. ga dispatch from
Boulogne-Sur-seinc announces tho OK.
plosion OF boiler in laundry at tina.
place. Several people were killed and a
number OF others are buried in the
ruins and many were seriously injured
by the explosion. "a
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I'en.Cent Articles.

suspendcrs, Clothes lines, 2rcent JcweIrv
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages Jail PadlocEs
Royal Needle Packages. one half pound Ten. In.
dies a-cent Hose, Dolls, 2j-ccnt CUT Buttons
Mirrors, Pocket Knives
We arc constantly receiving bargains and can.
not quote prices, as they. arc here to-day nnb
gone tomorrow. II Is our aim TO ALWAYS haye
something new at prices that Will mako you buy.
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Cent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves, Shoe Brushes, Stew Pms Pm.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives, worth u cents
Glass Dishes. MIX Stralucrs. Coffee Pots, Flour
Slftcrs. Suspenders. Extract Vanilla. Dolls, DlSh
Fans, Hammers. Pound Grain or Ground Pom
baking Powder. - '' =
The above are all genuine bargains and lower.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-27

I Excursion to Mobile, Ala, aud Now Or
! loans, La, On Account OF the Arnrdi
Gras, Via baltimore & Ohio Ralirond.
For the above occasion the Baltimore
"a Ohio will sell excursion tickets to
Mobile and return Tor $50 %, and 10
New Orleans and return for $50 90
Tickets on sale January % TO February
y, inclusive, good returning until Feb
! lrIlnry 2S 3. --.E
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Threc.Cent Articles.

Ladies' lIanlicrchlcis. Shaving Brushes,
dozen Dress buttons, Stamped DlppeH, Match
Safcs. Machine OIL Cans. Potato MaSheFS 1 dozen
Safety Plus, lcrfuined Toilet Soap, ! palr Sci,
sorS. Pint Tunnels. Jelly Plates Curry Combs
dozen Shoe LSccs, School SateS, DaSttng Spoons
h.ccnt Tablets, Cork Sorrows, IIRrmonIcas Gallo
Turner'S. Mouse Traps Windsor Ties.
Come here for baigalnS, wo will not dlsappOins
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To many peoplc,who have tho faint OF
scrofula in their blood. The agonies
caused by tho dreadful running sores
and otherS manifestations OF this dis.
ease are beyond description. There is
no other remedy equal to Hoods Sarsa.
parilla for scroiula, salt rheum and
every form OF blood disease. It is
reasonably sure to benefit all who give it
n fnir trial ..z =. ~
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
StuGeof Water aud Movements of Hoats.
The River Interests.

YESTERDAYS ARRIVALS.
Zen IIur, Parkcr burg. l Il. IN.
Courier, parkenburG, $50 p. IN.
Liberty, Darlington. $50 p. III.
Yesterdays DEPARTURE.
ben Iiur. PurKesUurS. II n. IN.
Liberty, Clnringtou. ECO p. N.
Courier, Pittsburgh. Top. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Iron Queen, Cincinnati. S .. nj.
/! Liberty. ClariEgtor, $50 Il. IN.
| i. L Phillips. Matumoras, 1850 a. m.
DoATs LEAviSG' SUNDAY.
Ben ITur. Pittsburgh. In m.
I.lzZlA Ray. Pittsburgh . n. IN.
Keystone State, Pittsburgh. ) n. IN.
Courier, Patkersburs, noon.
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Eight-Cent Articles.

Monkey Wrcnches whlsk Broom,. wosh Bowls
Tin Buckets, Long Handle FIr0 Shorcls, Rules
Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners, box rancr mud
Envelopes. Spring Balances, Scissors, Dlonk
Books, Patent Buttons. ., Il III rs t1
Our customers know a good thing when they
SEQ It. Join the procession to our store : :.
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Six.Cent Articles.

Shifting, SuspeudcS, Butcher Knives l0-cent
I.nccs. Sleeve buttons, I0-cent Embrolderiez
Scrubblng Brushes, Gents Half Hose. 49, -
Merchants Invited. We have bargains for You
aud i will pay YOU 10 call !. ~ - =.
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q 5. b. .# Z b.
The steamer Sunshine, recently re.
tired from tho Wheeling and Parkers-
burg trade, was said to be put in tho
Wheeling and Cincinnati trade, but she
is laid up at the mouth OF the Nus
kingum river, and her owner, Capt.
Mack Gamble, is said 10 have two offers
for her to 60 in foreign, trades.
The reports from headwatGrs show a
rising river Mt Warren, stationary at
other reported points:
Warren-River . feet 5 inches, ria-
ing; clear and cold.
Morgantown-River Z feet and sta.
tionary; clear and cold.
Oil City-River 8 feeti4 inches and
stationary; clear and cold. ,'.
Greensboro-RiVer feet 8 inches,
stationary; cloudy and warmer.
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Seyen.Cent Articles,

.Colgnte's Palm Soap, large Dressing Combs
Harmonious. Counter BooSs, Drc,s Goods -
dies lIandkerchleiS Mixed Bird Seed. WbIic.
wnsh Brushes, large Tin Cups, Wash Pans, Shear
At this popular price we oler many articles
worth double tho money Ily7T5I7' = '!N>>.N'''
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OMAnA, NEE, NAV 5. 1901,

l have tried great many remedies
for headache, and KRAUsE's HEADACHE
CAPSULES knock it quicker than any
thing l ever tried. D. W. MCVEA.
Sold by Alex. I. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie 6 Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. i@i'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-27

To prevent the hardening OF the sub.
cutaneous tissues CT the scalp and the
obliteration of the hair folllcIes, which
cause badness, use Halls Hair Remover,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-27

ave have the llrgcE. department. store Il, Tho
SS Ivy 70 ~, Uo MGin street TO 81 Tenth
cnttnnc sno ~ % IVY Market street Eleven
department. - ttt Suns AtHS ~ ~ every i,y
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/, ETA Clothing Store. n I,oo, ~, e.
Store, n Int Store, n Dry Goo,ls Sior S.oS
tmiIilncry store, a Notion Store n Fupnish.
rnS Goons Store, n Hardware aud Tjn,y,,r,,
2i m re- u Ign and Grocery Store-uIne stores
~ u. oae--ali complete under ono roof. g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-27
NOV IS THE TIMETo SECURE 4

~ HOME 100 FINE LOTS FOR SALE.
five miles from tho city OF Wheeling, adjacent 10
inc beautiful residence of Mr., Win. IL Robin.
SOU and within five minutes walk OF the depots
OF the G. & 7. and the ". & L. Z. railroads Tho
grounds arc beautifully located, being between
zen aud fifteen feet above the flood OF 1885, and
possesses natural advantages, second to none In
the vicinity OF Wheeling TherG hRs Just been
completed one of the fines: PotterlcJ IN tho val.
iey' employing 100 mon, aud with other build
lhgs under construction. proves this TO be the
coming placcs These lots will be sold on ten flOI
years tlme. with small cash payment and viii
DC Tree from Interest and taxes until paid for.
For further Information apply TO Il. 4. HOW
.LL. Agent. bridgeport. Ohio del5 4