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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO JURORS CITY COURT.
Jurors discharged until to-day are
further discharged until Monday.
A. II. MACDONELL, Judge {. {. :.
WM. Z. BAILEY, Clerk, {. c. ;.
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FOR SALE.

That desirable property northwest corner OF
Taylor and Aoer Orn streets. fronting south on
Calhoun square Has store and dwelling on
the lane that will readily rent for $50 per
month. The entire promises will be rented
from oct :, II not rented by that time. Apply
~ j. l.. Whatley, lls Bryan street
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Rogers Shear Company Scissors,
warranted, 23c pair.
FINE POCKET KNIVES AND RAZORs.
Ladies' Shirt Waist Sets, 25c.
Link Hutton Sets, Use.
Belt Buckles, Belt Pins and Hair
Ornaments. }. GARDNER.
lis BrOughtOn Street.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs,
DIVISION No. 3.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Division
viii be held this Friday evening az O'Clock.
A full attendance is respectfully requested.
by order P II. GEARON. President.
JAMES f. KELLY x. :
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
All persons are cautioned against pur-
chasing that tract of land in Chatham
county, Georgia, Immediately south of
the extended limits of the city of Savan-
nah, known as the Branch Tract con-
more OF less, bounded on the north BY
Estil avenue, east by Waters road south
by lands of BarstoW, and west by lands OF
Gen. a. K. LawtOn. as ! have made a
contract for the purchase thereof, and
intend to apply 10 the courts for a spec
cifc performance Of the contract.
J. II. ESTILL
Savannah. Aug. S0.1SSS
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MEETINGS.

FOREST CITY GUN CLUB.
The regular monthly meeting o. the club vii
be held at Germania Hall this Friday even
Ing a. - o'clock. f. j. FEIFFER
Attest. President
C. A IAMOTTE Secretary
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THE SEDAN FESTIVAL.

Savannah. Ga. Aug E. Issj.-Memters OF
committee and al thOsesthat are interested IN
the Sedan festival are cordially invited 70 at
tend the general meeting Friday Aug. g. 81
o'clock, al Turner Hall a full attendance Is
earnestly requested TUE COMMITTEE.
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NOTICE.

After to-day the steamer
Vigilant will make no trip
TO Warsaw until Sunday.
There will be no trip Thurs
day and Friday.
w. 7. GIBSON,
Manager.
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FINE PERFUMERY.

We have just received an elegant
line of the finest imported handker-
chief extracts and toilet waters. Call
and see them. W. IL. HARVEY,
Successor 10 Harvey ~ Bussey,
StrOnE's stand.
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Chew
MISSIONER TOBACCO.
Chew

IT is tough and double thick, has horse on
the tin tag
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FOR THE TOILET.

Successors Lowell & baltimore
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II WILL srIS ANY NUMBER you LIKE"
what sho was doing. | found then that
what | had taken to bs O basin was no.
thing but a bit ola roulette board, and
that madame was showing him how
we'll she could keep bank.
Look" che cried, and her eyes were
az bright as diamonds when she spoke.
~ will spin any number You like
choose one yourself and try me-"
lie named the number twelve, and
she set tho hall rolling. When 1t
stopped, ! knew by his exclamation
that Rho had succeeded.
"Bsdad! it's like a miracle" cried no.
was 1t here that you praciiced III"
"IndUed, no; / learnt it when | used
to DO tailleur for my husband. They
played almost every day then, aud |
Apun the ball 80 often that found out
at last how to make 1t 20 into any hole
| pleased. What a fortune could win
H. wero dishonest"
With this abe drew quite close TO him,
aud / saw him wind his arm tight
around her. Presently she said, and
said il very sweot, too:
"MarmontOl has won a great deal of
you, hasn't he2'
"The matter of four thousand" 70.
Piled he, very gloomily.
You would win it back and moro II |
were %tailleur tonight and you worO my
partner" sho went on, still very nicely.
you're mocking me-" said he, ia
French, but his face flushed with tho
word; "the thing'S not possible"
mot possible" said sho, looking up
at him in her saucy way, mot possible
when two OF tho cronpicrs ut Monaco
made q fortune out Of it last yoar-oh,
Sir Nicolas Steele, how simple you arol"
"But it's a new idea to mo-" said no.
and he was excited, too, will you show
it to mo once morO2"
"what number will you havo2" asked
che.
"Twenty.sovsn for luck" cried no.
Isaw her take tho little ball Ia hor
hand and spin tho basin. When ut last
1t stopped. Sir Nicolas gave Il great cry
aud jumped up off his seat.
no M C@uEelrpEbl
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"iYoU MADE 4 NIGHT or IT ruES2" SAID /.
ready to swear. And how did this sup.
position q. in with tho little box in the
park and n brother who took tho girl In
his arm, iuat like a soldier %cuddling a
houIOmaid? 1t didn't III, ANYHOW. ]
said, Look at ii as you would, there
Was no light through 1t. OF ono thing
only was | sure-Mme. Pauline was no
sister to Comic do Faugsre. Yet how
did that concern our fOrtunOL2
These wero tho things that were 10
my mind the whole night through, and
what sleep ! got did not come to ina
until tho sun wat streaming through
tho Windows, and the birds Ia tho park
were singing 10 split your cars. had
made up my mind that the business was
beyond me, aud that / could only watch
and wait aud make uaO Of what had
seen when tho opportunity zane As
for telling tue master, tho idea WAS lar.
thor from my mind than over, md
when | won't TO his room At s o'clock |
did my best to look like a man who 10
thinking Of nothing but his b%tOakin't,
and who will think oil nothing RitOr
that but his dinner.
"Good morning., sir" said ], "Aro you
ready Tor inc now2,.
"Iho devil n BIT" said he, sitting up
Ia bed and looking very pale, "tiG like
a boiled owl feel" =.
you made a night Of II, them"
said l..
"indoed aud We did, and Lost fifteen
huudrcd."
"You did, sir?"
"iria truth | speak. Fifteen hun.
drod last night aud three hundred tho
night before"
SThat's a heavy bill for Two days in
tho country, sir" =,
"Failh, loo heavy Tor mc. And II VOID
hiring mo abrandy aud B1dn, Id bu tho
better for It. Two to ride with madame
this morning"
brought him tho 6plt!t, ana whom
no had drunk II, hu seemed moro him
self.
"inldcbmnd," said he, getting up
sudden of tho bed, "'ts a beautiful air
IN breathe, but too HlfOnR Tor mo. |
blink we'd do bGtLor IN Parle.' .
"l'm snr1 Of II air." said l. glad
a%nongl to hear him talk like that
"lIut, bOllOt 0r worse, III bo saying
awhile yet" said he, ailer n inmate
"lhOfo'a business that kO0rB M, aud
bOdall ia pleasant business, too"
knew what ho meant, and there
was no nond 10 talk 10 mo IN this why,
ma business that kent him nj tho
chateau waa mniNnS'a pretty ltco, ia
followed tOYorywhNro, riding with llur
In tho morning taking tuA with her In
tho AFbof by tho lakO In tho afternoon,
turning over hOr music al night looking
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ChicHgO-Ihe normo deliveries Of wheat
IN the northwest again acted rs . drag anchor 70
that market to-day, and as 4 reflection OF thelr
condition Of affairs The market ruled dull and
weak throughout the session, tuCtuallnR within
very narrow limlA Corn was quiet aud weak.
Oat, were quiet aud Iuclined to weakness. Hog
products We're iiTmet.
Flour steady.
spring tsahSi %; No, 2 rcd 6s1GGi5io; November
~ aaoc' December Ss3EHa9Habs'ic; May Ga
-CoRs-Cash No, , ?9a29Hc; November 2s%iA
:gt,e2g,ie; December 2It4a-7ISa4I3Sci May ?9A
oETsICash No, ., 1916; No . white l. q. b, goa
Dkc; No. 3 white isLc; November closed at
ls,S December closed at 1850; May 9JSG2Ojsa
a20ic.
RfE-No. .. &c
B~NRLEY-No. =, nominal,
fLATSEED-No. ]. g2c.
TIMOTHY ~SEED-PHme 81 g.
Miss POEK -CaSh per Dbl. 3 eOaS o; December
IA 9!'yias Is; January 81 l0ag 21Sag l7.Si
Ikap @taib pei los lbs. s. Hasg7Xi NOven.
Der closed at s. j2l;i january Is &b 7Oa5 G7h;
May s. S7isai gOaS S71E
SHORT Rts-Cash. sides 81 t5al 30; Novem.
Der closed II ~ n; January 81 Goat 65ai 6?A
May 81 S.Nnl S,RisS; dry sailed shoulders A44h
sc; short clear sides ~4iIal5sc.
WunRY- nlsiillcrS' finished goods per gallon
BuTrEn-Flrm; ereamerlcI iia22c; diaries liza
ihc.
EGJs-Firm at lsalsSc.
CIEEsE-Qnict al pag]4c.
S-W York-Flour. reccIptI 5000 barrels: OK.
ports 900 barrels: market dull and caster.
Wheat receipts 1900 bushels, spot market In
hGliys; options closed " net loss: November
closed al Csc; December closed atGGC Corn, re.
celpts 20l.OOl bushels; exports 5000 bushels;
spot market weaker options declined " and
cloged weak; November closed nt 5Gc; Deccm.
Dor closed NJ 3Sc. Oats. receipts lg6,0J9 bush.
els; exports COZ bushels spot market dull and
easy: options dun and easier with corn; De.
Hides quiet Leather quiet leel steady. Cut.
meats dull. Lard firm. western steam C; No.
ycmbcr &C. nominal; refined Siendy. Pork ilrm.
B0lin quiet. Tufpentlhe quiet Rice quiet.
MolAsscs dun COttonsced oil weak. Coffee,
options inactive.
iialunnre-Tlour quiet and unchanged: 70.
celpts 22,Upl barrels. Wheat steady; spot and
mouth dGa56L.c; December G5SaG654c receipts
j,Oylbushcll Corn, easy: spot SiA21 &c; mouth,
new and old, 1t1AiiiiC: receipts t1,OOJ bushels:
shipments 5000 husholA. Oats, mixed tiFm;
white slow 40, . white western 2IIIA2iIsc.
mixed 2iS23Nc; receipts 500 bushels Butter
and eggs steady. Cheese arm aud unchanged.
Clncinnat-Flour easier. Wheat No. . red
G6c' receipts Loon bushels; shipments i.Oll
bushels. Corn easy; No, 2 mixed &c. Oats
quiet al igRAsOc Rye dull. Lard dull. Bulk
IuOats 81 ny, Bacon steady ut 50 Is. Whisky
nrm at 81 - liuttor steady. sugar firm. Eggs
iun and higher az Ice. Cheese steady.
1nlrdn-wbcAI dull aud lower; No. . cash.
November G6.c; December 6it,c. torn steady
aud fairly aGtlVo1 No. , mixed n q; No. Q mixed
WHc; No, . yellow g2c. Oats quiet: No. .
mixed 22t,c: No. white s2itc. Rye dull; No. .
cash Tic. CloVegNer lover and steady; primo
cash November q 93}E
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ieopWghi, 1857
CHAPTER III.

You may think that this discovery
surprised me. l can never remember
anything in all my life which 80 com.
plotely knocked mo over. For minutes
together my brain was in a perfec,
whirl, Who, then, l aAked myself, is
Comlo Faugcro; why does his sister
wear q mans clothes and meet him at
10 o'clock at night in a wood; why does
he kiss her like a boy lover kiS,lnga
schoolgirl A hundred anSWers flashed
upon my mlnd-ono as impossible n,
the othsr-a hundred speculation, were
raiSed, only 10 DO put aside again,
Listen as l would, l could get no help
from tina talk between Thorn, For n
long lime nothing but stray words cRms
TO mo; whom at last the two tnfnod
towards tho house together, the few
sentences l put together were so much
Greek to me,
jean leaves tomorrow" said she,
and | oouil Rao that their arms were
locked together; "iI will DO toFIy'oiEht
hours, l fear,
"What Of Marmontsl2" said he, in an.
aver to this,
"a week should work that" she 70.
piled, but ha is IN old fool"
They walked a tow more atepS In ai-
lencer aud then, just as they were at the
door, he said;
at was understood about the white
flags aud tho red lantern?
"Ot course it was-aud the wlns," she
answered and with this OH her lips she
disappeared into tho pavilion with him.
heard him lock tho door-aud then,
precisely as It was on the frs! night /
had sesn them, there was a dead silence
in the woods and every living thing
seemed to have fed.
"Birgs," said / to myself, crawling at
last from my hiding place, 'it ever you
ran against a stone wall, this IL the day.
You eau make rs much OF II as you
could OF a mummy. The beat place Tor
you 10 bed-aud after that Paris"
| mado up my mind to this. and, but
Ioning my coat round mo, | ran back
sharply 10 the chateau. Il was oil too
new, too surprising for me to make
hoad or tail OF it, and lido believe that |
ran all tho way to the great houie with
the words white faga" ringing in my
ears. Whon at length | did stop was
| gasping Tor breath on the lawn before
tao drawing.room windows; aud | saw.
as | stood, that Nine. Pauiine's guests
were still round the roulette board.
Bu, shO herielf was not there-l knew
she could not be-and, as Tor tho others,
the only ono who interested me wal Sir
Nicolas himself. 1t did not take mo
very long to learn how IL had gone with
him. One glance At his face told mo
tho story. Ho had been losing heavily
again.
For five minutes, perhaps, | watched
the party, aud being certain at last that
nothing more was to be gained by cool
ing my heels on the lawn | went up TO
my bit OF a bedroom aud lay down
dressed as | WAS to think. know we'll
enough that l should have little sleep
that night; but it was not until | began
10 work right through tho story that /
learned what u task had set myself.
For, you 500, | could not get a starting
point. II the woman had asked us
down there IN skin US, how came il that
Marmontel always kept tho bauk2 He
was not her confederate, that l was
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how're rnnvNYp GROUP.

Some IIOhdinE That WA Provo Interest.
Ing To Young Motl,crs-Iiow to Guard
Against The Diseases.
Group IL n terror 10 young mothers,
and to post them concerning tho cause.
frat symptoms and treatment Ia tho ob.
joct oil this item. Tho origin Of Group
iS u common cold. Children who aro
subject to II take cold worry easily and
Group IL almost Guru to follow The
frat symptom IL honrsOnc's; this is
soon followed by q peculiar rough
cough, which is O0sily recognized and
will naysr bo forgotten by ono VINO has
heard II. Tho time 10 net Is when tho
child fret becomes hoarso. II Chamber.
lain'a Cough Remedy Ia freely riyon all
tendency to Group will Boou difpppOar.
Even after tho Cr0npy cough lao do.
VOlopod II will prevent tho attack.
ThOfO Ia no danger IN giving this rem.
Ody, for II contains nothing Injurious
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into her oyOs whenever they met, as II
he could have eaten her. And all tho
time she wa1 the wife Of another man-
and, moro than that, was as deap down
IN roguery rs any scoundrel out ui Now
gate. write that shO was deep down
in roguery, but thot Ia to get ahead Of
my story, You want TO know naturally
huw l found that out, aud | will
toll you in u few words, 1t was tho
second day after | had sOen tho strange
thing in the woods, a day when
l was beginning TO say that whatever
was tho mystery OF tho Chateau do
lEpee, | shou1d never unrnyel II. had
spent the morning brushing I'M my
masters clothes, but in the afternoon
l carried q message down to the vii age,
and as | was turning through tho pRrt
| CHANGED to pass at tho back OF the
little arbor by the lake. Sir Nicholas
was sitting thore with Nine. Pauline,
hut, inateai Of making lovO to nor rs
usual, no was Watching her spin q little
ball in n basin. This seemed TO mo
such a funny thing that / stopped n
minute TO watch; aud seeing that no
one WRs about ] crDpt quite mp to tho
place presently and got a better view Of
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Frli R~lv"r-Thcro were fair total sales In tho
print cloth market thii week. Bu,inuu was
quiet aud al increased activity and gOOd demand
tho last dAt resulted w nOstof the snlch Rcgi.
lar Cts Tor EnOi aud early delivery vas IN good
demand The stock Of regulars were practically
Wipot ont aud seyctNl sales OF rcgfllars for de.
livery next week Ncfu made, The Increased do.
ruard caused tho market to advance Friday TO
SJsi6c FROM Siir.
Spw YnFA-A cold rain ushcrcd In tho day,
hui my prospective plan wa, chilled, aud tho
market tulnd exceedingly quiet In NllbrnnChpa.
Tho tono Of tho cotton goods aud yarn market In
yCfy strong aud SOFAS brlcts arc slightly hlEhOt
For munuIartuIrg, Oi wool tho market shows
more strength aud slightly improved prices.
prInlilg cloths nm AZ oa'l6c. Sales for tho
week $4,000 pieces
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For a quarter Of q century DR., Kings
Now Discovery has beon tested. and the
millionSWho have received benefit from
its use testify TO itS wonderful curative
powers in all diseases Of Throat, Ghost
and Lungs. A remedy that has atood
tho test "a long and that has given so
universal satisfaction 10 no cxporl.
mont. Each bottle is positively guar.
anlouj to giYO relief. or tho money will
be refunded. II is admitted to 10 tho
most reliable for Coughs aud Colds.
Trial bottles FREQ at Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store. Largo Eizs 5Oc, and Sl0Q. 0
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Ciioago-Cnttle The week clo.Cd with a low
hycrig, VI prices, with native boeyps selling
m0,ily Ut g. GOal Is ard prime 10 extra gfalrs
lrtEoiy nominal NJ SlsNlb ~, while very CON
demand. with prices hc lover Bales were prin .
rlpally At u Glhl n. ChuiOr. heavy, primo
butcher weights and Clioicc ASsortcl selling
close lOrclbct The few sHecp offered to-day
woni sonu disposed Oi pficrs ruling largely nom.
innl NJ 81 UlAiG "a Tor natives ei 16uI 10 for west.
ems and 81 wat 10 for lnlnbN
lsiat Lihvrts Cattle steady aud unchanged.
llOyp steady and unchanged, shccp steady, *.
tia ~ snAl w, iNir II wa 49, common bOtAyl Oi
lambs !2talii. veal enives siOJnd2t
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DO uuro aud u0o that old aud wcll.triOd
remedy, Mna NiSlLow's SoUrniSd
gYRur for OhilltOn tcoLhlng. II sOothca
tho Child, aoftcns tho gums, nlluya all
pain, Cnros wind colo aud IN tho host
remedy lof diArrhwa Twenty-Five contl
y bottle. Mwraw
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A AND TRADE.
Tho Features vi tho Money aud slOO
NnrkNta.

Tho Features OF tbs Money aud Stock
Markets.
EEw YORK, November 1.-The stock market
opened quiet Rnd depressed, An effective at.
tact was s0nn made by tho bears, with the re-
SUIT Of Gaullng a general decline In prices Mo-
bile 4 ohio lest 3; New York Central and Rub
hcr2; AtChiE5n u do preferred rs The reno
lionll rally occurred which impaired u trmer
tone In tho olOsing,
lieayy sales Of AtOhison bonds were made to-
day aud were attributed to foreign account,
hhRrp declines Gusued aud tue other classes OF
speculative bonds sympathi1ed, although tho
loses were les important. The sales weTo
Sl,s6l,0Ju.
the total sales Of stocks to-day were 10000
shares.
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HFADhCtfErnrod In 70 minutcahy Dr. Miica'
ram pHtA- "OnD CcuL n dose" AGdrugHlBla.

lr Ia q lrutli In medicine that tho
smallest donn that pctiatmgN euro IL tho
best DO Wits Littlo Eatly Riaori arc
tho Hmnllctt pills, will perform n euro,
and nrO tho boat Logan Drug Co.,,
Wheeling, W. Va, II, 4. Peabody, Ben.
wood, and lioWiO 4 Goa bridgeport, o.
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Arrsa nj once, noyor falla Ono Minute
Cough euro A remedy far asthma,
aud thRt iOvcrlsh condition which ac.
companies q Rovctn cold. Tho only
harmless remedy that produces immG.
dIatO results. Logan Drug Co., Who'd.
ing, w. Va, ~ H. Peabody, Norwood,
aud Bowic &U0, bridgeport, ., .
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.
co nRtwsrRr lcccIyct
lime Table so n, in takn g rrilt NllL ia,
SUNDAY November ~ iSlL

limo Table No ", 10 inkNr 'nNt l'l 4 IA,
SUNDAY November ~ 1919
leave wnceunc iSiU iJin ANNA M, tia1
sitib, n. d. 1901 ~ ~
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tUAI, liIlt, tlEUi ~ ir
i2.l.. .ill7 llil plA
'%Ntfiyc rctrniuaiiihtlon -iSli7 ti1OI. lllh3
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tpAiiy tpAliy OSript sunday. lltndAu onlt
Alllfaiul Will flu On Ha,tOtn Tina
az TAUSIlu SupNrlniOndon.
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New Yurlt-ilp lion quiet aud steady. Con.
porsiCOiiot Lead 'ltjnF. Thu quiet
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ONLY THE NEST QUALITY OF
" sTArlONkW rllE FINEST lSk AND
TliE NEAllSr TYR art usHl IN tho tom
metuial Printing dnuO by
TIN INTRLLi0kSCER ion OFFlUG
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49, Pennsylvania sA,t!ona,
UR7R8yVaRidI LINES.


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Nuuis
Now York-wool quict
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The Cleveland, Loraiu & Wheeling R, R.


limo Table IN effect Monday, May %. 1891
Cleveland Depot, Foot ofsOulh Water Street
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RAILWAY TIME CARD,

ATrtyalpll departure OF trllns on and AiGaf
~ ~, itJt EXCLAMATION or RIYgREAcs
MARS; 7Dailyi iDuly, except sunday ,DaIly,
swept saturday; pDaily, except Monday; lsll.
IIys unlyi i]ldnllya only; saturdays only
E7steTa StlndRrl limo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-04
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-04

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