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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-31
WOMAN'S WORLD.
PLEASANT LITERATURE FOR
rEMINlNE READERS.
PRACTICAL BRI DIES.

Thee are three girls in Pennsyl-
vania who are making record for
good hard work. They are daughters
Of Joseph Manns, and they live in the
Mahoning valley and act as engineer,
pumper and shipper in their fathers
colliery, which supplies the whole
valley. The family is going into busi-
ness more extensively soon, new
stope having been sunk. New York
Telegram.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-31

/ l. lah 4 SHe pretty,
though ?" mur.
INJURED Mrs. Lam.
bert.
Mr.. Lambert re.
sponded bya look
too full of gratif-
cation for words.
They were not
quite IN their dot .
age, these two old
people, but they
were very old, and
the appearance of
tbpirlppo .VN,,Io1
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-31
NEVER A SHADOW SINCE,

ny CLARA ASPEN.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02

mere would BE a waterway to Milford,
WieleiI:e SWHeEe tle Mispilliou river j: found. The
Mlspillicn river is Of good deptE snS
empt'es directly into the Delaware Bav'
HAT IT COsTs WILMrScToN Tho
heF: d., Merritt Hllburd saws that the-s
are II wilmington % saloons. or one for
:; 10y s5y o Fo,ers- The license fee for saloons
: S9tV, 50 that the amount which the saloon
SeePe-s have 20 take in over their bars is
Sot'',p a year before they have made %
tne cost Of their licenses Estimating ne
average rental ot cae saloons AZ S30O il
"o1l0 oe necessary t3- the Ter, Of LIQUOR
@ 'aAe IN Slel 400 every year before :hev
9ssan . make p-ot. upon their sales
IHese figures show The extent % which
people OF t1is city waste their money in the
purchase @: .l4l9-. The amount Of money
" "hicH the >tate expe-ds yearly tJ- salaries
- ,he Il1Ees. the STATE a-G.ic-. tho state
treasurer. ;ae secretary ot STATE. the a::e--
A-E-s-ner4., :le sIp--in.4adar.s II the
P1o-.e schools: the governor and the state
de'-c-,ves, ard t1r the support O.: the in
sane asylum : only a50u; S53 QCu. NJ rr,-
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02
Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
Schedule IN sss:, W.. ~.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE ayp rvp--
WILMINGTON. East BG--Sr - -

TRAINS wiEHfyGT55LA IE1TE TP5E5LATAEE El.4 e Aye DEPOT
s!EXPREs> TRAINS.
y" lo5I ~eek-ily:. fs j.. s-.-.., 4. ali II
e. m VI = - ~ IS $ - q s.- 80 =
Fl---i-. ps.- ITea:y 1-.z al. ! 1..=..-.- -..
- -, :. g. a. f.. az a. q p r.. -
=: ~ p -. 81. Z .-.i a.
Fa.-A.ielq1.4. Twelfth AL N.-z.. -. .r.....
-; g -.' : 3 =. g. r.. 80.
s., A:-.a:.e =. c.;g, weekdays s-:-4.- .:-.4--,
VEST BOUND
BAN :e al Washington go - e.. =
= - -@ = ..- = o.. s.. q, =
BAN = 4ai 14g s.z,.-:.,. ~ an .,s
Ss"4:5. y. - -.-..,4- --
weekt4ys
F.:.s23'z 5.s533;'z. - ~ s..g
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? u. -4--y -----E- >.=---.-. E. s-... -..-.--- r..
TRAINS LEAv. MARKET --evvr -. y.
-" "--2 --Es
= r--.z.:-- -e.z w--s gay. .-
s- 5.:.'7--s --t l-.-4z as-z sz.,.
r Lz.3@-oe-z Il. Wa. ,-....-. ....... ...
IL II ~. .E.5-LA-E- E-.fE-A .... u--,.-,.
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Lss:s -a.."- Ns.<.-..
! 3. CtH1s.-.. se-. = ,,.- -
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and the whole statement carefully made 1t claims absolute
FURS

Think OF a Fur stock as
fresh as this years chrvsan.
themums Not a Collar. not
a Mum. not Cape.not a piece
big or little that ever saw the
summer sunshine in a retail
store.
That's the way we do the
Fur business.
Get for each season the new
fresh, stylish things made for
that season.
No dried up skins in such a
stock; ; no re-vamped. re-dyed.
tail-Oi-the-proCessi0n STYLES.
struggling to hide the wrinkles
OF age with a Smirk.
OAly the newest OF the new
and best OF the best Tor US and
not q vestige OF the old-tine
200 per cent profit prices
cllnginS to them.
No necessity tor them.
We treat Furs just as any
other merchandise in the store
IS treated-get them for the
least that taking the largest
lots makes possible. add little
Tor our services and pass them
along.
When the clear-the-table
time comes around we do the
clearing in the Wanamaker
way.
That time is here now.
A;.,.aa LyzS caPes. :-.. sweep 5,oa4 cola.
Sea- maze
At $3.50 each.
Russian Lynx C.pe.. extra f9.. sweep
At 50 each.
E'ei.sh seal Capes extra full sweep ric-
ATM lining Value s.
At SI2 each.
-: an s'-sla NA-.sa Cages. choice liuiar The
At SIS each.
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FASHIONS
fAhCIES.
FASCINATING
FABRICS
FOR
FASTI0IOUS
FELLOWS,

Buy the best. It's the
cheapest in the long
run. We always buy the
best. It's the only way
to keep our list OF
patrons solid and un-
broken. Not necessa-
rlly the most expensive.
rather moderate in cost.
but made up and finished
with a degree OF taste.
Individuality. service and
beauty.
That $ where We have
a strong hold on the buy
ing public. Keeping the
best goods at popular
prices. and honorable
methods OF dealing.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02
W0MEN'S WRAPS

No let up in the interest.
Manufacturers who made for a
market that failed them have
hel ped US to put unheard-of
prices on every good grade OF
Coats and Capes. Five notes
OF the price scale:
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02
Closing of Mails.

.s.-. N5..1 $50. IS a r. Sd. As PIE.
---- >.-.1 s-o s. r. and As . Z.
ys. liz lz.4azr= & Chessp speake ryzd s-i
- s--s-s !. Delaware Bay 49,. c-lse .. 81 : N
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02

we've. Ca--s. - iu.. close s.,ing trimmed
~.'a sf9S- nsrtea aid e, Recent
h1ss a. Cats Ye.ouc d. Sord 8, 70 close
o4sA -ftee reTe-e font. trimmed iron:
@Li bottom E.sh sioe-iza uA--eu Rr.
ee1. vA-l- s.
Lol5.e breasted fQ.. skir.et WsIkirz r,.t.
= an, 'e.ol: 61 &o-,i collar r-ve-es srd
..--! - siberian as::ea Releu. ya.us
t.->e -ti.nZ coats ;n Ve.ou. t1 S--t.
'i-a.y trimmed with brown mar:eu r.
Ce1t Va.ue SO
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02
Harper,s PerinhicnI.

EA.5E5. MA4Az-S. --... Il.
HARPER E-E-v
HARPER, asZAa
HAs5.-., .--N- EE:--
'
A-t--,- Ht=.-- as.y-4...-
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At $40 each.

u. choice Ch.-cat.z C5a,. mad u -.
Fect .a.5>. sty.-. >aue -..saei x.,1 ".
-. eiges. al sa;.u l:ce1 Va.-e, up -
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02
MARYLAND Items.

EH-Sena.o- Aa3r~w B. R,e o.: Ca-oii1
c--I;y- H-d >:-aHe @: paralysis Monday
Ro5e,; E Powell. me-eas-. s-a5 n
/ >a..sol'y. aged :9-;y-ci1e yea-s.
/ NJ John B aies died 8. Ri. -..f4--o
I-ar SO --sv.le Tuesday - ak IN N,
-,;E---S1; year Il his age H leaves
".l-" @11 Y1e grown s91 surviving him
TIE chew.ng-gum lad is at its heigh.
10 Easton. Il Is no; the girls alone
who chew. The men indulge a we'll
Half a dozen of EAs,ou's charming
young ladies are enjoying themselves
tne>e evening in candy parties. The
male sex i excluded from these parties
The Maryland peniten;iarv now has
90 nmates-white men 245: white
women . &; cOlored men 343 colored
women 43. Doesn't these figures prove
the vas, moral superiority Of The female
sex over lae male2
Fourteen different families io
CnestertOwn aud neighboraood were
prevented from moving during the
good weather bv Que farmer. The lat.
ter vas not quite ready and expected
70 move 90 sday, but the weather
that day was simply awful. 80 that be
aud al "depenirnts" had to trust TO
uca for favorable weather aud if none
comes. to move on New Years dav-
good or bad
Mr. George H. Watts. Of Quaker
Neck. states ,aat he has lost twenty
Two head Of horses within the past
eight Years from disease. In most
c ses tHe animals were Young. Mr
Watts d.-s DO, tailS that auv Of them
we're Injured oy the use of damaged
corn a ce nss never fed them with
anything ou- sound food. bu. is under
'Ae impr~-s.eu ;5ac iu nearly every /
case the disease was caused 5y eating /
Som- poisonous weed or 2-ass in tae /
.o"lands OF the farm. Mos, OF the /
animals were over a year before DYING. I
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02
EDW. G. WALLS.
SMYRNA.
Fine Clothing,
Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps,
Trunks, Valises,
Umbrellas, &c.

SHEG.FFs SALE
= ..-= "-.. Fe-3.-: Ex7s-zs
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~ -'-.-'--= z = '-- .aa- +: -.-v--s
a- =. .y =.3 -.z.e i.
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At $40 each.
At SI25O each

lined e..h sz.ia and trimmed ~ 49,.
- osck Ihite:. >1osu elsewhere =.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02
Opening OF Mails.

s- E...a -.i.. -..ll $ n. SIS. aud "a
a--s ---[
80 ---.- 80 -l.5l n 4gl gN
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Harper's Periodicals
Harper's Weekly.
In 1895

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-''H'l1p|r' i-s "1t 70 --y .:r<-..<. sr.. D. .:
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At $40 each.

AooG! 81 handsome Velvet and ysro,,- A.,
Sort double Cepes. Handsomely ,-irsr--+1
VIII 81 A1d pasSemen;e-.e Receu. VA.
ues up 20 So.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02
Four Hundred Thousand Garments

OF regularly made Muslin Underwear has been carefully
cred and offered prices that make trash douby exava
giant. and old mark-downs dear.
NO point OF excellence is sacrificed Not iot OF waste
or dealers 7
Home sewing on -lLusltu Lndsylyar is wasteul The
"oTy OF personal cutting and fitting lslv Luae,5pz, is
reckless Helping you avoid them are only incidental
advantages.
Every Word Printed Here is a Thoughtful Word
confidence.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02
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Harper's Bazar.
In 1895

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At SIS each.

A-e-; zen I.G.a l1d Velour IN NJ.
lzpvs- embracing recent values u - s..
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02
Harper's Magazine.
In 1895

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Ht SPECIAL 4r-aL.-..--- u
oE-T 2-. re- .--- Ta- C.-r--.
o. na.- postpaid. :9r 8 81
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Muslin Underwear TraSh-Lots OF it, but not here.
Muslin UnderWear..0d Stock abundant. but not her

Not wonderful that only here such low values Of high
methods. invented here produce original results
Not old goods marked down. Not dregs OF the market
Neither tolerated in this stock But the assortment OF well
toward
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02
WANAMAKER'S.
WANAMAKER'S.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday December 81 1894.
WELL UNDER WAY
Semi-AnnuaI Muslin Underwear Sale
:, December, 81, 1894.

GREAT popular intelligence is the cause OF the many hun
dred-iold growth OF our Muslin Underwear sales.
Keep the clearly before you. Do not confuse facts
Associate thoughts OF doubtful conditions with the places
which they belong.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02

-myrna Branch Trains.
.,-. Ys-.a. 7-Is 81. s-55, A. n. $50, SIS P-x
....-- ,.,-.a. ssJ 1856 A.A.. $50 SIS. rs ?. \
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02

III = y > Z VTIWfIIVlIN
HAEPEg'S MAGAZINE .-4v..- q,
HAKPEE- WEEKLY hi.
HAEFEES BAZAR Al.
HAEPERS YOUNG PEOPLE a,.
Postage -sr 30 g. .t.5@--l5-, 81. .ss -..ss >,,...
ClsEtl 1Ht N.-..
Address HARPER s. HgoTHFgS
Il BOY r-4 f,---
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>s:- :a- " .l.-5l-5. Ns- E-..- P.--.-.
--- ;l@ failure 81: NJ John B
.--= sandy Br2.ca Creamery.
~; his liabilities We c5ul5 r..
= e - quite q la-ze amount. .a-
-a-1F ---vl1g him win tnsr-
-'-c received uav fs- ESQ
--- Z; due cLeu !, ssid o. b.
.'' NJ. tIof ;. also oane- "
.1- Creamery a. Chesapeake Civ.
= interested in business in VII
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02

~ o-t"--- river j. 50 danger rs =
-A' .-a; the United States G5v--r.
~ -z>-1 --e2s - E=c the wreck ...
l1= Government n4s given the
~ 4 Allegheny an extension q q
--.= --- further e-fJ-.s 20 r.i.e .bs
I-- steamer lies a5au. q. the
'...-.- ,-- >ny-ns river. - which mace
49, ..~et :-9-n snip J5ha Light
~a- sunk "a September 90 In a
ID n .-a steamer Cal.a.e.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02

-....,.a -pp--F- -. p E--
- t-,- -aJ yea. a-.- --..,
s-. +, ,--:c.-.. i --.. al
-- 4-s---c-.--> -a.- been
'a---- :. As>.s:41; E! NJ G=1=-a. Casv-
---- u t4- -=c...Lirs u. ~
~- ....e.
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02

> B-.---9t.=. ~.a ...s
r----~ u a-1 u. ws,
- .-..--- 3. ". Il D.--., &
..- ".. ), j. ca-g-1 H.
$50 Sass ----. --..--. .-..-
---- ~-.-l-. a.y .,ts
Smyrna times., 1895-01-02
HarDer.s Perio,,i.,Is

llp|r' i-s ~; p -l5y ..,<-..<..s,.., d. ..,:
80. IL l. I'M !. .--..--.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
ANOTHER ZIG AUDIENCE
Greet" tho hohlusou Company mt I
ChAlnu-Only Throo More

GrGctH tho Robinson CUmpany Mt tho
Cnalnu-Only Throo SIorr Appearances.
AS tho timo approaches for tho clos.
ing oil tho engagement Of tho Robinson
opera company at tho Wheeling Park
Casino tho audiences arc gradually
growing in volume and appreciation Of
the good work done by this clover Of
ganization OF singers. It took somo
time Tor tho goueral public to become
acquainted with their excellences and
meritB, Dut when they did enjoy an in
timacy with their abilities and tho seal
OF app.oya! Of those who heard tho
operas last week was passed around
among their friends the company no
longer needed the medium OF tho nows.
papers TO exploit them.
On Wednesday evening tho largest
audience OF tho Season was present, and
the performance was so thoroughly en-.
joyod that many returned lust evening
swelling tho number in attendance TO a
degree even larger.
There will only DO threo more oppor-
tunities oil hearing the company, as
they close their engagement on Satur-
day evening, and it Is only fair to say
that they part with Nheeling with as
much reluctance as we do them with
regret. During their brief stay the
members have become much attached
to tho people Of Wheeling. whose kind
treatment they arc highly sensible OF,
and they will cherish tho memory OF
their visit Ter n long time to come.
In the SUCCESS OF the Robinson com.
pHuy tho fact should not be overlooked
that tho Opera House orchestra by their
intelligent and sympathetic instru.
nentation, under the leadership OF Prof.
spiel, has been ono OF the most impor.
tant contributing factors. Besides the
delightful location OF tho Casino the
pleasautenvirouments OF Wheeling Park
have PLAYED their share in the attrac-
tons OF the occasion, its vernal shadas.
soft shadows and astral lights surround
ing tho people with an atmosphere OF
sentiment aud romance.
The performance OF Bales sweet
tuned work, The Bohemian Girl" was
highly successful, tho audience brcak-
AAE 4ItO 'HpbuAOuS app'ausC ONci LuUcS
two most pleasing numbers II Drcmpt |
Dwelt in Marble Halls" and tho Heart
Bowed Down With Weight OF Woe"
This opera will DO repeated At tho mat
inoe tomorrow afternoon. This even
ing that king OF comic operas, ar
MIME" the comedy business OF which
is OF tho highest character, will be
given. On Saturday evening the en-
Grcomcns will close with the prcscuta-
ton by special request OF Girotlo'
Giroha."
\ special motor leaves ut $50 o'clock
ior tho evening performances, aud at
l:30 o'clock for tho matinee. This is
positively not the last tour" OF the
company, built may DO tho las. oppor-
tunity oil seeing them ior some time,
and music loving people can govern
themselves accordingly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
A pRoBAHhE
In Natural Gas hy tho LOcni Company I
TwOuty Cents Soon.

-
In Natural Gas hy tho Local Company to
TwOuty Cents Soon.
II leaks out that tho Natural Gas
Company OF West Virginia will in tho
near future ask council to allow it to
advance its charge for natural gas to
consumers from fifteen 10 twenty centa
por thousand. At tho annual meeting OF
the company held not long ago it was do.
vc!opOd that tho company had not been
aOlO 10 mako money NJ fifteen cents, 30
that some such stop ~ the ono outlined
is considered necessary. a gas mau
said last night that he understood the
Wost Virginia company would soon
bring the matter before tho Wheeling
city council. Mono OF tho local officials
OF tho company could DO seon last
night in relation to the possible nd-
vance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14

Il BOLD SWISDLER
ties u Wheeling Young Lady's Name in q
Vain scheme.

tio' u Wheeling Young Lady's Name in a
Vain scheme.
Confidence men arc operating in this
vicinity and arc using tho mails to as.
sist in their neiarious work. 4 fow
days since Miss Lizzie johnson, Of this
city, saystho Stoubenyillo Star, received
q letter purporting to DO from a young
lady friend, a Miss Wheat, who resides
IN Wheeling. The letter was posted at
Burgottsiown, Pa. and stated that
while onroute east she Miss Wheat
bad lost her pocket book and requested
Miss Johnson to send her S. until sho
could hear from her parents in Wheel
Ing. Miss Johnson thought the request
a remarkable one from tho fact tina! her
friend could just "a easily have tele.
graphed homo to Wheeling for money
us TO have sent a letter TO Stcubenyille,
aud her suspicious being aroused rs to
the genuineness OF the letter she immo-
diate!y communicated with Misc
Whcat's mother regarding the matter.
An 8 was received promptly L
nouncing the letter a forgery and stated
that Miss Wheat was at home and had
not been away. Misa Johnson thou
placed the letters in the hands OF the
postoiiice authorities who will try to
ferret out the would DO swindler and
iorgor. A ~pos,otice% inspector will like
ly be put on the work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
Use Common Sense in Buying Your Clothing.

It is merely a question of good tqiloring-good
trimmings, perfect fitting and a reasonable
price. This combination means satisfaction
every time, and on examination of our stock
will convince you that our Clothing combine
all these good points.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14

Tho Rose Festival at tho Young Mems
Christian Association building this
evening will doubtless DO u most de.
lightful occasion. Supper will be-
served Tor two hours, beginning at $50.
1t will consist OF chicken croquetts,
cold ham, salad, pickles, preserves,
~jeilios, hot biscuits. bread and butter,
tea aud coffee. The arrangements are
in the hands OF very efficient ladies'. At
7:i5 an artistic programme will be rem
dored by Mrs. Flora Williams, Mrs. J.
4. Haynes. Miss Hastings. Miss Media
DUNCAN, Miss Olga Roller, Mr.. W. B.
Day md ten little girls. At the close of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
THE KINDERGARTEN
School Of tho Misses Campbell Has Its
Closing Exercises.

School OF tho Misses Campbell Nas Ita
Closing Exercises.
Last evening 4 large audience gath.
cred at the United Presbyterian church
to witness tho closing exercises Of the
scholars OF tho kindergarten school Of
the Misses Campbell, OF Chaplinc
streot. This marked tho close OF tho
second year OF this institution which
is p~atronizcd by many OF the most
prominent people OF the city. The OK
e~rcises throughout reflected great credit
upon tho scholars and tho Misses
Campbell. and tho audience was
charmed with the Efforts Of tho young
people. a pleasing programme was
rendered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14

Tue coal operators of this district are
becoming vigorous in their protests
agains. tho shortage OF cars, says the
Pittsburgh Press. A number Of tho
mines on the Panhandle aud on tho
Wheeling divi.ion OF the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad are bodily crippled over
the inability to secure cara and are run.
ming in expectation OF having 10 c!oso
at any time.
Henry Floershcim. the ~finIcyville OPP
orator. has had a lengthy CORES pond
ence with tho Baltimore & Ohio railroad
authorities, aud he threatens to enter
suit unless his cars are furnished him
at once.
The Ohio & Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany, which is running at a capacity OF
about iorty cars per day, last week had
only twenty-five cars during the entire
week at the Creedmoor mine. Manager
John N. Askin said thus morning that
unless cars arrived to-day the mine
would have to suspend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14

This court opened ut 10 o'clock q. IN.
yesterday, all Of tho judges being pros.
emit.
: Masa va. Wass. from Ritchio county,
argued and submitted.
Vance Shoe Company Va. Brookovor
o! al, from Wctzcl county, submitted.
J. Q. Simpson. OF Marshall county,
mud Talton W. EngIo, Of Ohio county,
wcrO admitted to practice.
Adjourned until 10 n. IN. to-day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14

Dox'r you know that Hoods sarsa.
parilla will overcome that tired ieeling
and give you renewed vigor and
vitality? !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14

You can secure n Watch and pay for
it OIL weekly or monthly payments Al
MCNANEE's,
2l37 Market street.