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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-25
THE FIRST REPoRrs.

About 10:l5 O'Clock the first news was
heard in Paris. 1t was bruited mystic
riously by few officials in government
Offices, such as the ministry of the inte-
rlor, but the functionaries on duty at the
prefecture Of police were soon in full pos
session of the facts of the terrible
affair. On the boulevards, which
were full of people, there was no sign
that the murder had been heard of.
Crowds began to assemble around the
newspaper offices after midnight, and in
the absence of kilograms, the people
maintained that the death was being
Kept secret by the government.
All the militia was ordered in readiness
in case of an emergency arising, but the
situation was not considered likely to lead
to any effervescence on the part Of the dis
affected portions of the community No
body can tell what may happen when ex-
element is aroused"
cARNoT DEAD.
Paris, June %, 7 a. m.-President Chr
not died at 12:45 o'clock this morning.
The assassin is an Italian anarchist
named Cesare Giovanni Santo.
A cabinet council has been summoned
to meet this morning at 10 O'Clock to con-
slider the situation and take proper action
in regard to the death of the president.
NJ. Dupuy will confer with the presi-
dents of heSenate and Chamber of Depu-
ties and report to the cabinet
TELEGRAPH LINES SEIZED.
London, June 24.-The French govern
ment has seized the telegraph lines. All
the news received from France since the
seizure has come over the long-distance
telephone
WASHINGTON NOT NOTIFIED.
Washington, June A.-Neither the
state department nor the French lega-
tion has been notified of the assassination
Of President Carnot
Marie Francois Sodi Carnot was born
at Limoges in August, 1887, He was a
grandson of Carnot 'the organizer of
victory" under the French convention.
He was civil engineer by profession At
the age of 20 he entered as a student the
Ecole Polytecnique, and passed, with dis
tinction, to a school of special instruction
in the building of roads and bridges
During the seige of Paris in 1871 he was
appointed prefect Of the Seine Inferieure,
and as commissary general gave valuable
assistance in organizing the defenses of
that department. In February, 1871, he
took his seat in the national assembly as
deputy for Cote dor, and subsequently
for Beaune, In 1856 he took office in the
Brisson cabinet as minister of finance.
On the resignation of President Grevy,
in December 1887, Mr. Carnot was
elected president of the republic.
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MoCENNI RESIGNS.

The King Declines to Aceept-He
Wants to Fight Duel.
Rome, June M.-Gen. Mocenni, minis
ter Of war, has resigned from the cabinet,
but the king has refused to let him retire.
He was insulted by Signor Imbriana, the
radical leader, during a debate in the
cham Der on June Is, and he wished TO be
relieved of his Office 80 as 10 be free to
challenge I'm briani
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New York. June 24.-The cruiser New
York, from Bluefelds, arrived ia New
York harbOr this morning.
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AN INDIGNATION MEETING.

Denver, Colo, June "a, 1870 p ma
mass meeting Of about $1,000 people was
held In the city to-day to condemn the in
dignities heaped on Adjt Gen. Tarsney at
Colorado Springs. Gov. Waite was re-
ceived with applause, and when he gave
his views of the outrage the crowd cheered
loudly and cried Give It to them" Reso-
lutions were adopted condemning the
perpetrators, and declaring that If the
peace officers of Colorado Springs did
not act, some means would be made to
bring the miscreants to Justice. Gov.
Waite will issue proclamation to-mor-
row. Ad1t. Gen. Tarsney was very weak
to-day and still suffers from his adven-
ture A story is current that five depu-
ties went TO Denver and returned the
following day from the south after Adjt.
Gen. Tarsney's adventure.
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TARsNEY AT HOME.
The Adjutant General Not Much the
Worse for His Adventure.

Denver, June 24.--Adit Gen. Tarsney
is safe at home, and not much the worse
for his adventure with the masked men.
He has some blisters, caused by the too
liberal use of coal oil TO free him from the
tar, but he will suffer no serious harm.
When he was turned loose after the tar
and feathers had been applied
his face was turned toward Palmer Lake
and he was told never to show his face in
Cripple Creek or Colorado Springs again.
He walked Ia miles before he applied for
aid at ranch house. Help was promptly
given him After the tar was removed a
man who had been one of the Cripple
Creek deputies took him TO Palmer Lake
in his buggy, and thence he came by rail
10 Denver
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Z THE MING NEWS,
ESTABLISHED 1850. INCORPORATED 1883 J
J. II. ESTILL, President.
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Opinions differ greatly in the case Of
Herr Won Kotze, who is in prison, charged
with sending scandalous letters 10 the
members of the emperors encourage.
One court party, in which are most Of
the slandered persons, maintains that he
is innocent. An equally strong party pro
claims his guilt. The emperor evidently
sides with the latter, for he has refused
all appeals in Herr Kotze's behalf He
has examined all the documents in the
case and has declared that the legal in
quiry must proceed without check or
hindrance from anybody.
The Dresden police are expellinR all
aliens who are known 10 be socialists
During the last week eight such aliens
were taken 10 the frontier. Several sol
diers who betrayed their socialism by de-
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E. B.
POT '.T
Wheeling, w. Va.
SEWING MACHINES.

We have opened Sewing Machine depart;
ment and will sell all the leading SEWING
MACHINES at Wholesale prices Including the
celebrated STANDARD ROTARTs SHUTTLE
and new vibrator, the best on earth. We viii
employ no agents. AID eel for cash only. Fuu
Instructions VIII be given u; TIE store Machines
delivered TO any part of the city, aud TO out OF
'oWn buyers We prepay freight 10 nearest rail.
road station. Every machine will be warranted
io' from ono 70 tan years, according to the
price and Kind. WeLlye seven diflreu, kind
OF machines 'oselec. irou., ranging In price from
80 !" sN. twill pay you to call and see US b.,
lore you hiy or wrIto Tor price list. We can save
you IRON So 70 Sa Agents Will tell you differ.
ont Don't be hur.bugyeI By them. De YOU,
own agent We can sell you the sane kind OF n
machine they oar you fox chou, opc.hat wha.
'hey ask you tosis. You Rss how we can do thls7
Because We FaT no agents, make no time sales
oat buy nnd sell fox spot cash. & A. NEWCOMER.
manager lot the Standard Sewing Machine Com.
pany OF iais city FOR the pst two Year,, will
nsVe charge OF the Sowing Machine Department
inil line OF needles. oil, parts sud repairs vii,
always DO Kept on hand 70. all sewing machine.
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AR.toR pLNfE FRAUDS.

Craig Denies that iIn Attempted To Hack
mail rhcg-An Unanswered Question.
WAsMIxdroS, D. C., June 9j.-ln the
amor plate investigation to-day III.
former Charles II. Craig was questioned
upon many collateral matters relating
to the Carnegie worki. lie denied that
he had approached Frick in the role OF
a bIarEmaIlcr, az tile latter claimed, and
said that lle had gope 10 FrIck after
leaving TO tell him about the frauds
being carried on In the Yorks. "Frics
endeavornd to impress upon me that
Ee knew nothing abou. those frauds, "
said Craig.
The witness said tina: al this time he
Craig knew OF the plan TO lay the mat
ter before the secretary Of the navy and
had consulted with Sill and others, but
had not made up his mind whether TO
make an affidavit. lie had received
Sl,25O from the government for his iu-
formation. He had never offered 10
sell ont TO Frick, rs Sill had charged.
nor received any otIrr from FrlcE.
When asked whR! had been his motive
in going to Frick, Craig declined TO
suswo, for private reasons, as he aaid.
Seven men had received rewards from
the secretary Of the navy, five Lsceiytug
$500 in divide, among them Sill,
Perry, SCiih ,the lawyer, Riley and
James. Attorney jerks came in Tor
5000. One Williams and witness each
received $3.50 and two men, T. i. Craig
and Edward Hsssler, each $I7a
Craig coatraiicted the testimony OF
sill 10 seyetal particulars and said that
he had uptcrstood from Sill that sue
government. guaranteed them employ.
ment in the navy department Tor their
testimony.
Representatives TaIbert and Deliver
pressed Craig for the motives OF his
communication 10 Frick. hut could OBJ
tain no definite reply. They minated
tina. steps might be taken TO compel
hin to do so. Craig Will appear again
II 1880 Tomorrow.
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GR0CERS OF THE STATE.
outlook For q SUCCESSFUL Convpn.
ton This Week Good.
Mg!lY HILL Be II ATTENDANCE.
1ho Object OF the Sow Organization
VIII 10 Mutual Protection aud III.
change tYicws-1he Picnic of tho
Local Grocer,' Association on I'll urs-
day ut Mozart Park

THE ANIMAL Grocer Day comes on
next Thursday. aud j. IS probable that
on the preceding day, Wednesday. a
powerful Organization Of the retail gro
ccss Of the state will DO formed In thi,
city. Circulars setting forth the ad.
yanlagcs OF state organization have
boon sent TO every grocery man in West
Virginia, and the Indications are that
they will respond by being here in large
numbers tomorrow. One Of the objects
OF the state organization will be 10 in
flusnce needed leg!llI,ioa in the inter.
eats OF the gSooers c! tho next Iession Of
the state legislature. Tie meeting 10
organize the state association will be
held Tomorrow cTeRing - Odd Fgl!oTs'
hall.
The prospects are tina. Grocers' Day
oll6yi in Wheeling will pass into his
tory u the most successful given under
the auspices OF thS local association.
Certain il Is that the programme oi
Nuussments Is o! the tOp-notch variety.
The festivities will take place A. the
new South side resou, Mozar: Park,
Thursday afternoon and evening. Tie
parade will forurst Grocers' hall, cor
ner Chapline and Twelfth streets, under
comm.nd OF G. K. Smith, chist marshal.
aud II. W. schfeGu, assistant, aud
lnarch over the following route: Down
ChapliHs TO fourteenth, 10 Market, up
IN Twelfth, down to Main, down to
TWenIy.secoDd, up to CnSpline, down
20 THenty-seyGuih, up 10 Eoh, down 10
Thirty-nin:h, up to Jacob. down to park
incline. Parade uniform-White yes!
and tie, badge, cana and white g!oTes.
Dancing III the big pavilion will COM
mence at $50 MD the aitSfnoon's pro-
grsmtae is as follows:
2S0-wheelbar!ov contest 70, lLtlc. and gentle
lnga-
35C-SnCL !ufnpiEg.
ga, Balloon 5-cenzIol.
"'1' YDpI rLd: IuJ yards
500-BlcyClr Tac--PIgDe: First. uedI.; second.
GpC Of Eirbsch L Hc,mD:rcLIi good Al!E
CHbss.s- lh!-d. Que dozen Home Coo.
leTTe ca. PepsIns Casup; fourth, one
box ROel':. LIS Z lic!ke-i Co.'S line
FTeGGI cs-Idy
s.a1g Balloon a'ctGsIUn.
49, Potato TRcs
,:0o--,wGIIL.5 iaatca opposite dl:ec;!oas.l
y.eo BALLOON AcrBsiGn.
SoeeIeziFoE COnys. ,HnSE.l
e.g, Falcon E'chE5io1.
~ Font rurc 10 yA:Lsl
S:Ol-Fat EIsa's ace rs yzy9s
Balloon LscrU.Oa-
7:59i Grand DroIean4e dr.ll by twenty diua.
GeS on bicycle
S:Oo-PES. EE!.Z
S:oJ-EalioSB EcSBssra with fire works attached.
fbbSiA bsTyIv4.e4 every io.ty minutes.
391-Pt!Ls bowling.
The dancing Programme inc!uiea
thIrtg-tWo Numbers. and will conclude
Ut 1890 p. IN. The grand prize WALTZ
will come OF" ct S o'clock.
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a Chicago MYSTERY.

4 Woman Shot and Killed By an Cnknown
Mau-reeuliar Circum-tHnooA-
CHICAGO, June 25.-Irs. Carrie Reid,
who was employed az book.keeper in
gu Office a. Black Hawk street and
Cherry avenue. was shot and killed this
afternoon By an unknown man. who
Immediately after sho: and killed him
self. The murderer rushed into the
oifco where Mrs.. Reid vas at work and
called his victim out.ice the Office where
a short and excited conversation CO.
sued. The man suddenly fired five shots
at Mra. Reid. killing her instantly, and
then sent tEo bullets into his own
brain, failing dead OF the woman's
body. The only clew 70 his identity Is
the name Hunt" found 90 his under
clothing. and the fact that Mrs.
Reid called him Fred" Mrs. Reii's
husband, who is said 10 be fugitlvs
from Justice and dsi,rl.er for. about
5000, is now, the police think, in Bis.
marck, s. D.
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LOCAL nEEvITIEs.
sIatler, Of Slla0r Moment IN aud About
the CITY.

SIhtteTs Of IinJt Moment IN nnd About
the CITY.
The rollou and heaters at tho Bel.
mon. llill, SoaIh Side, arc working.
OYFicm EoRGLE los. night Locked up
two East Wheeling women on . charge
Of disorderly conduct
TIE pt!rol wagon was called on yes.
terday 70 haul Convale.cGnl man 70
bic home from tho hospital.
YESTERDAY tho fits! wa,ermolons aud
tho fret green apples seen hero this
year made their appearance in market
TIE figures have been replaced on the
Paxton iount ain, but 1t will be several
days before the water can be turned on.
TuE rcmodeiIng Of the fourth story OF
the S. Alphonsua school building is
being pushed rapidly aud will soon DO
completed.
EEsERyED scat, are selling rapidly al
Banners music store for the Seguln
Concert and COMMENCEMENT 4! the
Opera House tonight.
Is tho list OF delegates voted for in
Richie diitUCt Saturday night tie
name OF W. ". Mcconnell was By a
typographical! error made 10 yead sic.
Conn"
OSE convic! was received 4. the pen.
iteutiary yesterday. Breckenridge
Elliott, Of Calhoun county, was brou.h!
to serve 4 one year tgrm for unlawful
ToundinG
The county coIrmi.sioHers' commit.
tee on court house aud jail met yester.
day and audited the monthly bills, pre-.
paratory to the meeting Of tue board
next Monday.
4 MRriS's FEERY man, who was at
Smithteld on Sunday night, says that
the lights at Mozart Park can be plain
ly seen from that place. be sayi it
looks like ;hs Zoo in Cincinnati.
Tu!s evening at tho Opera Hou.o Tho
annual com menccment and dIs;rihu-
ton OF premiums Of the Seguin cOllesi-
ate institute and conservatory OF music
will take place. These events arc a.
ways attractive and enjoyable, and this
one bids fair 10 be especially 80.
REPEArED complaints have been made
oil young uen going swimming in tho
river in DAYLIGHT. Yesterday officer
Wilkio caught Two young fellows about
nineteen years old in tue &C; near the
Pan Handle station, and they were lock
cd up for hearin. ,hi. moraing.
EyEEYrntSG points to the greatcss
.uccea. iOr the Beethoven Socie.y's Gel
ebration on July !. Tho Pittsburgh
singing societies which are 10 take part
will arrive IN the city the night before,
and spend the evening with their
friends here. They will bring q brass
band.
Yesterday the scholars Of ST Steph-
ems church Sunday school. on the COT
ne. Of lhi,ty.sixtn and jacob streets,
p!cniced u Mozar. PARK. AT 10 o'clock
they marched in . body 10 the incltna.
They were accom- panied By their parents,
friends and the majority Of the congre-
CATION Of the church. 4. noon union
dinner ~as served in tho dancing pa
vilion.
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AMONG THE GOODS Saved ARE

AMONG THE GOODS sAvED ARE :
1900 Pair Children's Pants, worth SOC,
which viii be sold ior l7c.
$500 Chiidron's suits. worth g so,
which will be sold for rec.
1900 Children. Suit, worth 81 90,
which will be sold Tor ST 27.
5000 Children. Suits, worth 81 90 To
IS 90, which will DO sold for ST SO TO
So so.
2,l00 Boys Suits. worth So co, which
will be sold Tor So 81.
4.ooo Fine Boys Suits, worth Sc % to
Sl5 %, which will be cold for So 90 to
500.
900 Mems Good Working Suits, worth
IS %, which will be sold Tor So 9S.
l.io0 Mems Business suits, worth
$40 90 TO sl6 90. so ior So OO.ant
ST 90.
10000 Mems. Bows and Children's
Pants at SO cents on the dollar.
Besides thousand. upon thousands Of
bargains that you will see when visiting
this great sale, which will continue
until the balance OF the stock is sold.
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Gomez 10 attend tho eomueacc'acnt
She will return home with him, aud in
the fall will go 70 Washington TO school.
Ms.. John Danhar;, who has boon
visiting relatives in tho North End for
tome weeks past, returned 10 her home
In ParNersbGrg yesterday.
Messrs. 4. +. Ioe.,ccf and Otto
Schumacher, prominent ypnnZ business
men OF st. Louie, are among Wheeling
friends. Mr. schrmache: will 20 on to
New York on business trip. while
llr. Roeltger will remain hero few
days, the CUES, Of his aunt, Mrs. Judith
k0e.tger, on Fonr.oen.h street.
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GREATROCHESTER EIRRSALE.
$123,000 Worth Of Fine Clothing
Saved From the Big Fire
at Rochester, \. Y.

The largest fire that has visited
Rochester, N. T., in years occurred
Tuesday morning. April ;. in the
wholesale clothing district on St
Paul street. Hundreds Of thousands
Of dollars worth Of Clothing were
destroyed. But SIPS, 5000 worth OF
Fine Clothing manufactured for
spring market, was saved; and to
settle the insurance, the entire
stock has been removed to Wheel
ing, ". Va, and will be sold for
half price or 50 cents en- the dollar.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GrOcerS Association.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

: Notice Is heHSy given 70 the public that all
grocery stores IN the city Will close on THURSDAY.
June =. ut u O'Clock a. m, IL being Grocess'
Day. Tho public Is therefore respectfully ~
Gussted 70 DO ,her purchasing he!oTe this hour.
The l. @. T. Association hereby extends cor.
dial invi.atlon 10 the citizens Of Wheel!aS aud
surrourdin. towns 10 attend the Sixth Annual
Picnic 70 be given a. Mozart Park on Thursday.
June %. lsei
An Interesting and amusing programme has
been prepared. which will be carried out unie,
:he supervision OF the ever smiling drummer.
4 Grand Street Parade Will take place at
O'Clock p. IN.
The public may rest Insured that the stictes.
OF order will be maintained md sll.oblectlOna-
BILE charGctgrs be excluded from the grounda
Very Hopefully.
TIE RETAIL GR6CERs' PROTECTIVE Asso.
CITATION. &c, srroBEL-
G. h SGflL PTes!dcnt Secretary.
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lThrelIHg Com naudery Iustalls.

Last night in the new Masonic Temple
Wheeling Commandery K T. held u
pupitc installation Of officers, which
was largely attended by Magons. ladie.
and invited guests, and the beautiful
ceremonies Impressed all deeply. The
Opera House orchestra enhanced the
pleasure of tho occasion with its finest
mnnc, and refreshments were served
informally through tho eTening.
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AusrIs, TEXAS, June 25.-State Health
Officer R. u. SHearineen returned this
morning from Galveston, where he in.
spec,ed the steamer Jesse Noore with
yellow fever on board. The steamer
lost hen second engineer on the l0t h
with yellow fever. There is no sick
ness now i'll the crew OF tweu,y-threc
mon. Every prccautioa hs. been taken
to- prevent another outbreak. The
steamer vii! probably leave Galveston
Wednesday ior New York.
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4 sesie. OF temperance meetings will
be gtyeu this weak under the direction
OF the L o. 6. 7. lodges OF the city.
Rev. y 8. Rohrbsugh, OF Roxlesburg,
grand chief Tenplar of the order in
Wes: Virginia, Will arrive in the city
to-day, and will give his frs. address in
Wesiey u. Z church ,hii evening. Rev.
Ir. Rehroavgh /. prominent member
OF the u Z. cohioyoace OF the s,a,e.
and Ia aLo state organizer Tor the West
Virginia Sunday school Union. He is
an interesting talker, aud one cannot
hear him without being impressed with
his earneatDe.s and e!oquence. Other
meetings viii BE- hold during the week
At the Baptist church, the Tabernacle
and North Street NJ. f church. All in
tere.ted In the cause OF Temperance
should attend the.e meetings.
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StrnbeuyiIIe Notes

Sp<ciz! Dilo1!eh 70 &c hGs-I1elcer
SrEUBEyvILLE, o., June e5.-Judge
briggs to-day granted new trial to ".
K johnson, late city clerk, convicted Of
embezzl.mens, because OF lack Of suI-
iiciencyin the Indictment
The Steubcnyil!e Street Railway
Company, built in 1883, by New York
parties, At a cost OF 10000. and which
has been run q. big loss. was sold to-
day by the sheriff Tor $l2,G50. to Steu-
benyille syndicate. who will extend, re-
equip aud operate the lines.
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Pittsbnrgh-River 3 feet inches and
stationary. Weather clear aod warm.
Oh! City-River l foot ! inches and
falling. Weather clear and very warm.
Warren-Riyer eight-tenths OF n foot
above zero. and stationary. Wea.he.
clear and hot.
Greensb0ro--Rivet feet and station
airy. Weather warm, with showers.
Observation-Disclosures fec, and sta.
,ionary; heavy rain for two hours this
evening.
Ssoubenyile-Riger . feet II inches
and falling. Weather cloudy aud very
warm.
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The enormous reduction made in the
price Of bread is attracting universal at
tention. The Wheeling Bakery are SELL
ing their many varieties OF excellent
bread AZ almost the COS, OF -four.
Thousands Of families have stopped
baking because ii is cheaper to buy this
bread; then the home 10 not made I'M
comfortably warm by tho process of
baking, and the housekecper is spared
n most burdensome duty. Tho Wheel
ing Bakery delivers bread to your near
est grocer almost in time Tor breakfast.
A tin seal on every loaf. Always ask
for il, THIS
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Badness is either hereditary or
caused by sickpe,s, mental exhaustion,
wearing ,igh :.tittina hats, and over work
and trouble. Halls Remover will PEE
vent il
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Smith & DICKINSON,
1929 MARKET STREET.
Rents Reduced |

No $40 &cColloed s,.ee!: VII Grca7ge 10.
two tenants. or one. ard pct n DEs;.c:As. oait..
70. y ThtrT!.sevenle street. ccoat 2oo!. y.
N * Zane Effect, second fOor. 81
10 :S!l Eoa Street, oGc o. TWO FAMILIES
% ~ Al!r street. tEo-I;oTT bsic..
20 ol-3 HcColloca street. tiFp-stDry !FalA
No: 81 Main street large noleEa oc!GS dwell
!n.. .oIrtssa roo;oG
10. l%T 4cCoHorh St.cei. brick. ST. %
20 " Ohio street tn nee Rooms. g. 81.
10 = virginia street. frame. si< roJaS
1heHnHdiugtoa !Gs>.. home and = E.,ci
No. gig Main street. brick dwelling.
SG. 2i1I Main sI'eet. :!rsi ap0:. ID re rooTrt
20 IL IElr:y-thi-t .LHret. bricr. dTerDoEl
ISosp!end!t Office rooms In Masonic bu!l2llS-
10 1ttL ChaDl!l1 si-e.t, I've ro01Ds. $500
no 100 IAeSst S;rc... Oiice roolnS
20. II lnir:y.;hIrd ;iree:- lyc roNra5. sou
No, 90 '!a!a s.:rs.. Twelve rooEs H1G o.l.l.
Once rooms In iiIbbard Block. I7lI Make; :.
10. lSs2 Naic s;-eai. secoci aud thtri hoo:L
stop r?ou.oc Sou;h sI,ee., 10 Eea:a9 Tab
e-rGcle building
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-26

The following comes voluntarily from highly
esteemed clergyman o. the Il. Z. church. pastor
Of tho Church Creek circuit IN Dorchester
County, Maryland:
&C. !. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass;
lfee!ita duty to tho public TO send this Ger.
ticatc' 1:hV In u Philadelphia paper lctte.
from Z man who hal suffered from
Muscular Rheumatism
mad had been restored by tho use Of Hoods sa,.
sapasil1. had the rIp IN the winter OF 81
md 'a2 so severely that 1t deprived mo of the
use OF my arms SO that my wife Rad to dress sad
undress ne, aid When away from home had
to sleep In NY clothes, I,1sd five doctors and
not ono accomplished anything, Then saw
tic letter alluded To and determined to try
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-26

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