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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-11-08

dwellings, all owned by NJ. u. sheffield.
we're destroyed by hTe. LOIS $4,000.
insurance, 10000.
Bethlehem, Pa.-John TAYLOR, gem
eral traffic manager Of the Lehish Val
Icy road, died here Of paralysis, eyed
"a years. A widow and nine children.
six OF them boyf, saryive him.
Klamath Falls. Orc.-Adolphus G.
frick, a horseihiei who escaped from
prison lafi week, held up the stage from
Ager, Cal, this morning. While Prick
was riding mail sack he was shot by
a passenger HE wound Is not serious.
omaha.--At 2p.m., this morning, the
police found the iond tody u lena
Gaskln. aged N ina vnccni room on
Howard street. She had been raped
and clicked to death. She had boon
mlsslng since evening A man named
l;ookcr i under arrest.
Little Falls. \. Y.-Ffank A. viii
Lard, noted writer on agricultural sub.
iecis. died u consumption IN this city
last night, aged ~. lie had been as
sociaie editor Of the Western Farmer
Of Wisconsin, and o. the Country Gentle
man Of Albany.
J Cleveland. 0.-Mru. Helen Langdori,
Of No. Patton street, was burned to
death THE morning, and her husband
and children barely escaped from the
house, which wa destroyed, together
with another house adiolnod. Itissup-
posed Mrs. Langdon attempted to start
the lre with coal oil.
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Bcanparnos, Oni.--Valentine shorts,
the Valley Field murderer, was SEN
fenced to-day TO he hanged January Q
a. s a.. m.
Dallas Tex.--sergeant NJ. b. Wolfe,
Company d, Third regiment United
army, died suddenly at the recruiting Of.
flee here from hyrophobla, resulting
from the bite Of a cat.
Oil City, Pa.-six night crews on the
Western New York aud Pennsylvania
railroad struck to-day. The strike IL
confined to the OH City yard aud every
thing isquiet. There Is no blockade.
Springfield, Ill.--The miners have
won the strike at slarnes Shaft No. 1,
and woodslde SHAFT, this snbdistrict, the.
operators granting them 40 cents per
ton, gross weight. The men at sanga-
mon No. are s,ill out. The miners
will endeavor to abolish the day system
oipay In force In the two mines.
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Earthquake a, Rome.

Earthquake al Rome.
Jack Dampscy il dead.
The treasury deficit for October va
io,Coi ,077.
Itiook the jury just Eve minutes ts
convict Theodore Durant Of murder In
the first degree.
The United States Supreme court took
q recess until Monday, the ilih met.
i, u said Major-Goneial John W.
schoheld. retired. has decided to mako
his home In Chicago. lie siill spend.
biz time writing biz memoirs.
A large increase 90 the rates for trans
porting money hy express orders went
into effect This increase IL said IA
average 70 per cent between points easi
Of Chicago, aud even more TO points
west Of that place.
The president made the following ap-
pointmenis Solicitor for the Depart.
ment Of State, Walter NJ. Faison, North
Carolina Chief Of the Bureau Of Ac.
counts, State Departments, frank NJ.
Branaran, Ohio.
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Celebrate.
On tuesday, After
NOON and NIGHT.
COUNTY SEAT IS OURS.
COalYilIe Will Paint the
Town Red.
RED! RED!! REDl!l RRDl!l!
A Victory That We Can Cele-
brate With a GustO.
THE ENTIRE COUNTY INVITED
In Grand JOlllllcatlon on Account OF
the Great Victory We Have Galned
Ia patatntr., ,ha nountv gaat Nh.
A Victory That We Can Cele-
brate With a GuStO.
THE ENTIRE COUNTY INVITED
In a Grand JOllllcatlon on Account OF
the Great Victory We Have Galned
In Retaining the County Seattle
Program and Arrangements.

The hardest and bitterest fight
in the history Of Summit county
was that which was waged on
the county seat removal qucs.
ton. Money was spent like
water, and not a single effort
was spared in the contest. Park
City worked as no other town
ever worked before, and that
she did not succeed was no fault
Of those who had charge of the
work in that city.
But Coalville, too, had men
in the field, as the result Of their
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gallant labors we'll show. Aud
they are deserving Of the graft
tude and thanks OF this COM
munity for their mastery efforts.
Candidates on both tickets
from this part Of the county
dropped everything else and
united in the work Of retaining
the county seat.
1t is with pride that THE
TINES can state that not a
single citizen Of coalville de-
posted a ballot against her.
The entire POT votes cast we're
against the removal.
1t was a great victory; a vic
tory that we can feel proud OF,
and one that will be fttingly
celebrated.
Last night a mass meeting OF
citizens was held in the Bricl:
schoolhouse TO consider the mat
ter Of and devise ways and
means for the celebration ofthe
grand victory that Coalville has
gained in retaining the county
seat,
The meeting was called to
order by guriah wilkins, who
stated the object Of the meeting,
after which Alma Eldredge was
chosen as chairman and +. NJ.
Pinneo as secretary.
Dr.. Chambers then stated
what action the county seat
committee had taken and gave a
brief outline Of what that com.
mittee had considered would be
about the proper program to
carry out.
A motion was made and car
ried that we hold a grand cele-
bration in Coalville on Tuesday
aud invite the whole Of Summit
county to join with us in prop
erly celebrating the grand vic
tory.
1t was moved and carried that
a committee Of four ladies and
four gentlemen be appointeds an
executive committee to have
charge Of the entire arrange
ments, the executive committee
to appoint all subcommittee.
The chair appointed on this
committee Mrs. Alma Eldredge,
Mrs. Wheadon, Mrs. Sweeting,
Miss Lillian Cluh, w. w. Cluf,
W. II. Branch, w. H. Smith,
b. Wilkins. On motion Mr..
Alma Eldredge was added to the
committee.
On motion a committee Of
three was appointed on program
by the chair as follows: B.
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F""Nsaf Wv o.
Holmes convicted Of murder In tn,
lrst degree.
Haryard-Prlnccton football game wor
by Princeton.
John D. Rockefeller gives three mil
lion dollars TO the Chicago university.
Fiizsimmons's hacker admits he IA,
no money, aud the match with Corbcii
Is on.
Frank Johnson, president Of the Gill
lens' National Bank Of Omaha, suddenly
left the city, owing big money.
Capt. Joel Klrkman, who has been
on trial before o court Of United States
army officials at Fort Riley, has been
acquitted on every charge and speeiilea
ton.
The United siatesand Mexican postal
authorities have concluded arrange
menis whereby saving OF twenty.iour
hours in the transmission Of United
States aud Mexlcan mails will be ei-
iected.
All the sugar reGneries in Philadelphia
closed down on aceount Of oyer-produc.
ton. The managers say the shutdown
IL only until after election day, but Il IL
stated upon reliable authority that the
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COMMITTEE CS rASQurr
Mrs Alma Eldredgc, Mr. W W CluG,
Mrs Robert Walker, MrsJ Z Ho,mer,
Miss Annie Thomas, Mrs = NJ Allison,
Miss Reliio Wheaton, MrsG Edginrion,
Mrs Sarah Fisher, Miss Lizzie Ball, Mrs
Edmond Eldredge, Mrs T. sawainson,
Mr. q swcciing, Mrs Boyd Chandler,
Mrs Eliza Farnsworlh, Mrs J Calls,
Miss Lillian Cluf, Mrs W II Branch,
Miss Lizzie swainsan. Mrs b wilkins,
Miss Mile wilde. Mrs Thomas c
Wright, Miss Annie Paddles, Miss Nora
Evans, Mia BESSIE Paddles, Mrs Cora
Hoi>s, Mrs Alma Smith Mr.. cindr
Ball, Mn Frank Dcming, Mrs q Dem
Ing, Mrs Nellie wilkins, Mrs James o
Clark, Mrs WIN Parmley, Mrs J NJ Fad.
dies. Mrs r Steele, Mrs Mary Fisher,
Mrs VIM salmon, Miss Mat Salmon,
Mrs I'd Wilde, Mrs John salmon, Mrs
J A Smith, Mrs George Beard, Mrs 4
Calderwoed, Mrs = II Wight, Mrs I L
Allen, Mrs W W Clufi, Jr, Mrs + NJ
Pinneo, Mrs VIM Smith. Mrs A Wright,
Mrs G Y Bullock. Mre Roberts, Niles
May Wheaton, MIS- NJ salmon, Mrs.
Cannth, Miss r williamson, Mrs J II
Ball, Miss Jane Beaek. .M-si. Williams,
Mrs John Sherman, Mrs Joseph John.
son, Mrs Agnes Brim, Mr. Lusiy, Mr.
A stevens, Mrs Thos Rees. Mr. Thos
Hills, Mrs Hancock, Mrs G Thomas,
Mnh Moore, Mrs Savage, Nrs WIN
Redeem, Mrs VIM Ball, Mrs. Chamber,
Mrs N 2 Rhoades, Ma James salmon,
Mis-. Maggie Salmon, Mrs Kempion,
q y Bullock, J I llodson, J I. Boyden,
John Paddles, Geo Beard. 4 + Eldredgc,
WV Cluii, Jr., Roy wilkins, T Lewis,
Marx Hopkins, : salmon.
DEcoRAnoN.
George Beard, Harry Thomas, Frank
Rippon' Bert Eldredge, Lizzie Ball,
Kettle Wheaton, Eva Eldredge, Ellie
Allison, Flora cluH, Ella Fisher.
HroluuoSs, SPEECHES, MUSIC, r1c.
FIN Pinneo, Mrs J Calls, J I. Boy.
den, j II Wright. NV Sinister Mrs
John stones, DR. Chambers.
PROCESSION ASD hand.
JAfisher J II salmon, A Buchanan,
IT,. Walter Boyden, DrJJ Chambers,
Frank Olson, A W Steele, J + Bromley.
ILLUMINATION.
WI Branch, W W Clun. Jr. Robert
Walker, VIM Wheaton, VIM parnley.
Fred Hlrsi, Robert Caldorwood, L W
Williams Leslie Eldredge, Bert Fad
! dee.
DANCING.
Il wilkins, Carl Allison. y II Rhead,
Roy wilkins, John stonebraker WI
Wright IT. Hodson, VIM Hlrsi, J E
Hosmer
risAEoE.
b wilkins, J A smith, W v Chappell,
J II Williams samuel CLARK. Edmond
Eldredae, John Paddles, LIE Eldredge,
Samuel Paddles, A Wright.
The committees are now all
at work and the preparations are
under full sway.
To he People Of Summit
c'nrp-You are hereby cor
daily invited to join with US in
celebrating this victory. Let
everybody attend, whether you
voted with US or not Respect
fully wan. H. SMITH, CHM.
For Committee ON Iuvitatiop.
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Marshalltown, lowa.-A Times Area
dia, Iowa, special says the town is burn
ming and no fire protection and a high
wind is prevailing.
Minneapolis, Minn.-'At Fairbuilt to-
day, the walcett Flsuring Midland seven
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wilkins, Dr. J. J. Chambers,
Mrs. Z. Swanson.
A recess of five minutes was
taken to give the last named
committee time to prepare a pro-
gram, and at the end Of that
time they reported the follow
ing:
PROGRAM FOR THR DAY.
Bonhres.
Canonading.
Torch Light Procession,
Decorating Courthouse.
Music by Coalville Brass Band.
Short Speeches at Stake House
at 3 p. IN. by Leading Citizen,
anu NlSlkolS.
Transparency OF Courthouse,
painted by George Beard.
Free Dinner and Supper in Tho
Stake House to all Citizens o
Summit County, from ) p. III
to 10 p. M, Furnished by th'
Ladies OF Coalville.
Cbildren's Dance in the After
noon,
Free Dance in the Pavilion a
Night to Summit County Citi
zens.
The report was adopted unan
imously.
A motion was carried that !
was the sense or the meeting
that all business be suspende,
in coalville from noon, Tues
day until Wednesday morning
A vote Of thanks was extende,
to all the friends Of Coalvill,
who helped SO nobly to win TIL
victory and the meeting al
journed.
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.
pAiLYL LIST OF HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.

Al the Impor,an, Events of the Week
Condensed rrom the La,es, reieRrAphle
dispatches rrem Mere, There and
Evsrywhsre
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THE COMMITTEES.

The executive committee this
morning called meeting aud
selected the following COM
mittees;
INVITATION AND RECEPTION.
CoairWe-W II Smith, WV CluG. J
L Boyden, Mark Hopkins, J Cham ers,
T } Lewis, j 5 Salmon, John Paddles,
r I Northeoit, Charles Calls. Alma
Eldredge, u Rhead, Samuel Clark
J i Hosmsr, George Beard, Mr. w W
Clun, Mrs Alma Eldredge, Mrs CT
wheaton, Mrs. G sweeiing, Mrs Ed
mond Eldredge, Mrs L Swanson, Mrs
Sarah Fisher, the Misses Lizzie Ball,
May Cluif, Nora Evans. Lillian CluG,
Amy Boyden. Mary Thomas, Mrs John
Dexter.
Echo i Bromley, Mrs A II Bailey,
Miss Ehie Bromley.
Henefsr-John Paskett, MF Harris,
Misses Eldora Harris, Annie Judd.
Hortsrale-Wm Sargent, CHI West,
Mrs VIM Sargent, Mrs Susan Hobson.
Opion-John CLARK. An Blondquist,
Mrs John Kidd, Mrs Acil Blondquist.
Waashp-Gw Young, Miss Elizabeth
Young.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

Although tho cry OF hard times has
boon ringing In this section for long
tlme, md tho outlook has never seemed
to grow brighter, that slogan Of depros.
sion in business will have to take a ross,
II one nay judge from tho activity oh.
served on tho platforms Of tho various
freight depota Of this city. There Is no
better barometer Of the improvement Of
business conditions than the freight
shipments, and according to this cri.
terion tho indications are for q con.
tinuance Of the improvement noted.
Last year at this season tho song was
worry different ono, for whenever there
was some indication oil a revival in trade
1t was invariably followed by periods OF
equally marked subsidence, tho spas.
modic character Of tho improvement
giving little hope for tho future and
falling to inspire any confidence in q
return OF tho days OF substantial pros.
perIty. Now all is changed. II IL true
that there is nothing that gives evidence
OF great boom or n sudden upward
tendency. but the encouraging feature
Is the solidity OF tho changed conditions.
At the Baltimore & Ohio freight
platforms tho scene oil lato has boon one
OF marked activity, the lorco OF freight
handlers being kept constantly busy,
and tho road having all tho freight it
can handle. Besides tho large floor
space this company occupies in the
freight depot, IL has q number OF
switches running into various business
establishments. where most OF tho ship.
ments take the form OF car loads. Tho
increase In businoss has been in marked
contrast compared with tho same period
las. year, and its substantial character
is the one encouraging indication OF its
permanency. Another thing tho iron
and steel induatry has been enjoying
some improvement OF late, many Of tho
plants that were idle last year having
started up, and the increased freight
shipments in this line lends more
weight to expressed confidence OF future
prosperity than any other factor in the
present revival OF business.
At the freight platforms OF the Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis;
Ohio River aud the Wheeling ( Lake
Eric the same evidences Of better.
mentin business conditions was noticed.
the increased activity in shipments
having impressed the most superficial
observer. As has been remarked, it is
the maintenance of the volume OF bust
mesa which has been OF steady growth
that throws the most intelligent ligh.
on the present situation and reflects a
spirit o. confidence on the future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the CITY ani Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers In the CITY and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
l. W. Bartlett, OF Buckhannou, is at
the Windsor.
Briggs Hughes. OF Waverly. auto.
graphed at the Windsor yesterday.
Edward Bodley, former Wheeling
man, now o! Chicago, is in tho city.
Mrs. W. c. Beans, who has been i'll
for some weeks past, has entirely 70.
covered.
Mrs. W. J. Lutz leaves to-day for
Brooklyn. n. Y, where she will be the
guests OF relatives for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Beekman, OF Boston,
formerly Of this city. aro the guests OF
Mr.. ". II. Frank, Twelfth street.
Superintendent. r. NJ. Sheets, of Graf.
ton, OF the fourth division OF the Balti.
more & Ohio road, is at tho Mcclure.
Mr.. ]. X. Hall and family havo 70.
moved from their city residence, Chap
line street, to Pleasant Valley for the
, summer scason.
Mrs. John Hughes is lying very i'll
with pneumonia at the residence OF her
son.in.law. Mr.. Charles II. Berry,
North Main streot.
&c. Landy, Of Shirley; Alex. Swco.
ney, OF Stcubenville; Mrs. Ida Prichard
and ]. I. koen and daughter. OF Man
nington, arc at tho Stamm.
Superintendent G. L. Williams, OF tho
Ohio River Railroad Comp Parkers.
burg, Is at tho Mcclure. Il. Dye, also Of
Parkersburg, is q Mcclure guest.
The Kcnton base ball team are at tho
Stnmm, as follows: Manager Tony
Gender, lIardosty, Dubbs. Carol. Rob
inson, Harley. Outevin, Kockel. Heist.
A number OF black bordernd invita-.
tious have been received in this city for
tho memorial services OF tho lato
Father Parko. who waa killed in the
Hnlchisson.C Chapman disastor, ut Park.
ersburg The solemn services will DO
hold at ST. NGvior's church. May 0, at
10 q. NJ.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
OF Wednesday has tho following: Cant.
William II. Irwin, Of Wheeling, W. Va,
Il retired Ohio river pilot, was among
tho passengers on tho John X. Speed,
from New Orleans. last evening. flo Ia
returning from aponding tho winter
with Capt William a. Cooper, ut Or
lando, Fla
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
On M Inspection Tour.

A special train over the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis rail
road arrived yesterday morning, con-
tanning tho following officials OF that road !:
Joseph Wood, general manager; Ed B.
Taylor. general Superintendent OF trans
por.ation: NJ. J. Becker, chief engineer,
and J. ]. Turner, superintendent Of tho
Pittsburgh division. They only re-
manned few hours, tho only objec. OF
their visit being "a superficial exaniina-
ton OF the road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

Thew. Q. T. Z. held business meet.
ing yesterday afternoon. After the
routine business the petitions were
called in and prepared. These will be
presented Friday. The appointment OF
delegates TO the annual state conren-
ton was deferred until the next meet
ing. which will be held at tho Rescue
Home. II Seventeenth street. noxt
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Arrangements were then completed for
the social TO be held Saturday afternoon
and evening. in tho Ssifsl building. next
to the Exchange Bank. Mrs. Slsson
and Mrs. Hickey were added to the com.
mittee on Refreshments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

Tho Opera House orchestra has had
rather busy time OF it recently. On
Wednesday they were'at Grafton, play
ing for Knights OF Pythias entertain.
ment. They returned yesterday morn.
ing and were engaged good part OF the
day at the base bali opening. Last
evening they were at the Mt. De Chan.al
May Day festival until 10 o'clock, aud
returning to town played for tho recep.
ton rendered the Wash.Jefi mandolin,
guitar, banjo aud glee clubs until late
hour this morning. They must have
"that tired feeling"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

Tho following transactions In real
estate were recorded in Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made April /. 1895. by Thomas
W. Mccain to John J. Pogue. for a
certain tract OF land in Liberty distric.,
on Little Wheeling creek. containing
1924 acres. for S4.9l2.
Deed made December 10. 1894. BY T.
Z. McMurray and wife and others. to
W. N. Dunlap, for n .rac. OF land on
Castleman's run, Liberty district, con.
tanning l.So acres. for Slo5.
Deed made April !, by Mira. Ella
Campbell and other heirs OF tho late
David Greer to William G. Schmicd,
for par, OF lot l05, north Market street,
for s. GOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

TuE Pan. Handle Dyoing establish.
mont, owned by John Ilcilmoler, ut No.
l4Sl Market street, is tho best equipped
house OF its kind in Wheeling. IN addi-
ton to tho dyoing aud cleaning depart
ments corps Of irst.cluss tallors are
employed. who can do repairing rs neat
rs it is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed. can be mado
block like now. Satisfaction guaran-
tanI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

Mr.. J. II. Cobb, publisher Of tho
Mirror, at Brocton, n. Y. SAYS: "For
nearly two years tho Mirror has been
publishing the advertisements OF
Chamborlain's Remedies. a few days
ago tho writer was suffering from n
bowel trouble and resorted 10 nh old
remedy. which did not prove oflicacious;
finally he tried Chambcrlain's Collie,
Cholera and DlarrhGa Remedy and
two doses did the business, checking It
completely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
HooD's PlLr.s cure all liver ills.


J. @. lIcrvey will offer at public sale
tomorrow morning tho residence OF
Alex. Mitchell, No. so North Front
street. This is one OF the most dcsirR.
bio homos on the Island. tho house
having all the modern conveniences,
and is almost new. The lot runs to tho
river and contains number OF fruit
treos,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

The children Of st. MargRrota Guild,
St: Paups church. Elm Grove, will gIva
n Mother GooBo Reception aud Bazaar
on Friday evening, May 3. Reception
and, drill at = o'clock, after which tho
bazaar opens. Sandwiches aud coffee,
leo crcnnl, cake, homemade candy, with
fancy and useful article,, will DO on
sale during tho evening. Admission
10 Cents, se
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

Dun patrons will find Do Wits Litlle
Early Risors safe and reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
complaints. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, i. I. Peabody, Benwood
and Bowie Il Co., Bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

OF medicinal agents is gradually rolegat-
ing tho old.timo herbs, pills. drauchts
and vegetable extracts to tho rcar aud
bringing into general uso tho pleasant
and elective liquid laxative, Syrup OF
Figs. To got tho true remedy 400 that
It Is manufactured by tho California FIG
Syrup Company only. For sale by ali
loading druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

~ havo used several bottles OF Hoods
Pills, and am still using them. They
have benefited mo very much and l
would not hositate to recommend them
to tho public as good medicine in
every respect. Frank A. jenkins, il9
Thirteenth street. Parkersbu.g, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
BUSINESS IMPROVING
AS Shown by That 1nfalllblo Ba-
romotor. tho Railroads.
HRS BEEN STEADY IMPROVEMENT

In tho Freight Movement for somn
Tinc Past-whllo There Is no Boom
Mt Hand tho Indications Point TO u
Continued Bettormcnt IN tho Nonr
Futuro-i.enowcd Con fldenco IN tho
Busincss outlook-Many Cheering
Signs of Better Times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

HACK and Grey Wrappers, worth SIC.
mt soc; Toe nhirt Waists at SOC; Ladies'
b0c Blue Waists, zoe; Ladies'vcsts, worth
Toe, Mt 30; Misses Vests, worth Sc, ut &C,
to-day ut THE LEADER,
1890 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

Yesterday morning the marriage OF q
prominent couple OF Thompson. Mar.
shall county, took place at tho residence
Of Rev. A. T. Batuo,, In Moundsville.
The parties were Mr.. Presley Martin
and Miss Lena Cox. Immediately after
tho ceremony tho couple loft for their
home at Thorn psou.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
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