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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-09

wife when reached home, addressing her
by familiar nickname, "you know what
today is2'
"Our wedding day." was her quick re-
spouse.
eyes" said, returning her kiss, land
I've got little surprise for you in the
shape of small present to mark the day "
knew 1t would be welcome news.
"You dear creature how kind of you'
exclaimed my wife, simply clapping her
hands in delighted excitement. II am SO
inquisitive already. Tell me, what is itp"
"See for yourself" said, handing her
the bag and my bunch of keys at the same
time. unlock the bag and see what it
contains"
1t was a happy moment. stood little
apart to watch the expression OF her face
as she picked out the key and pressed it
into the look, and If ever I felt proud Of
any action of my own, did then. would
have gone miles for such an effect, and al
though knew that in the purchase Of
these trinkets had made big hole in my
none too large banking account, felt that
was more than justified in mourning the
expense.
"What are you waiting fora" asked
presently, as Bubby seemed a long time
turning the key.
II can't move it!'' she replied, after sew
eral futile attempts to fit the key into the
look.
"Give 1t to me!' said, and took
bunch and bag from her.
How tiresomel I supposed was nerv-
GUS, or excited, or both. But whatever
the reason, was no more successful than
she. Iwriggled and twisted until got
myself into state of perspiration, but all
to no purpose. The key wouldn't perform
its office. 1t was either too big or too lit
tie, albeit 1t had always hitherto fitted
easily enough. examined the bag. Yes,
that seemed all right, although 1t certain
ly did look trifie more shabby than had
imagined 1t to be.
There must be some dust In the key!"
l said, after several futile attempts to turn
1t. Ny wife Immediately produced pin
and we picked both look and key, but with
no better result
This was annoying, to say the least of
1t. Already my little surprise was robbed
Of half Its effect, and the eager look on my
wife's face was getting Hinged with disap-
pointment. But the thing should not be
wholly spoiled by such triding OCCUR
renoe. The present was In the bag, and
Bubby must have 1t at once. 1t would
lose half Its value by waiting. The only
course open under the circumstances was
to burst the bag open and this at once
proceeded to do. Grasping 1t firmly In
both hands I gave two or three sharp
wrenches and with jerk 1t came asunder.
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Reduced hates 70 California.

$3.50 via the "Eanta Fe Route" to Los
Angeles and San Diego, $3.50 to San
Francisco and return; tickets good for
return passage six months from date Of
sale, allowing stop-overs ct any interme-
diats points. For particulars call Oh or
address agents Of the Santa Fe Route.
VI Ft+ II. 8. LuTE, Agent,
Santa Ee, N. NJ.
Gro. T. NIcuoIsox, 9. PA,
Chicago, III.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-09

Frenchman declares he has discov cred
process by which wood can be made
palatable. He ought to tackle some
kinds of board.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-09

Geo. W. Jenkins, editor of the Santa
d Maria "Times," CAL, in speaking of the
various ailments of children said: "When
my children have Group there is only one
patent medicine that I ever use, and that
ia Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It pos
sesses some medical properties that re-
lieve the little sufferers Immediately. II
is, in my opinion, the best cough medicine
in the market" If this remedy is freely
given as soon as the croupy cough ap-
pears it will prevent the attack. 1t is
also an ideal remedy for whooping cough.
There is no danger in giving it to chill
dren, as it contains nothing injurious.
For sale by A. 9. Ireland, jr.
John, is your revolver loaded? don't
think it is. What in the world would you
do then, if a burglar should break into
the house?
Why, I'd point the revolver at him and
tell him didn't know it was loaded.
The popularity of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and the high esteem in which it
is held leads us to believe it to be an
article of great worth and merit. We
have the pleasure of giving the expert
ence of three prominent citizens of Re-
dondo Beach, Cal, in the use of the rem
edy. Mr.. A. V. Trudell says: II have
always received prompt relief when used
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy" Mr..
James Orchard says: II am satisfied that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured my
cold" Mr.. j. M. Hatcher says: "For
three years have used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in my family and its re-
suits have always been satisfactory" For
sale by A. G. Ireland, jr.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-09

One Minute Cough Cure is popular
remedy for Group. Safe for children and
adults. Newton's drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-09

millionaire: James, am making my
will. have been worldly man all my
life, but have made up my mind to do
good with my wealth, and am thinking
of leaving large sum of money to found
a benevolent institution of some kind
How does it strike your Poor Relative
About how much do you think of leaving
for that objectf Millionaire: About
100000. Poor Relative: 1t won't
square you, Roger 1t won't square you
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-09

De Wits Little Early Risers for bill
iousness, indigestion, constipation. A
small pill, prompt cure. Newton's drug
store.
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BOOK WORK

We are the best equipped establishment
in the whole southwest for this line OF
work, and our unequalled facilities
enable us to turn out work at the
lowest possible figures
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We carry full and complete line Of all
Legal Blank, including those required
by the Brand Law enacted by the
last legislature.
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NEW
HAMMOND TYPEWRITER
roa SALE At

NEW MEXICAN OFFICE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers 10 the Guy anil wheeling Folk.
Ahead

strangers 10 the city nnd wheeling Folks
Abroad.
W. G. McGlumphry, Of Rock Lick, is
q Stamm arrival.
FIJI. YoSL and 2. W. YoSt, OF Amos,
registered at the Stamm yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Cunningham and Mrs. Gun
ninGham are home from Chautauqua.
W. IL. Vaudeville, an O!eon, n. Y,
oil man. was u guest at the McLuro ycs'
terday,
Dr. II. 7. Ford, OF the Eighth ward, is
homo from Terra Alta, much improved
in health.
S. Bradford, OF ParkcrsburG, and D.
r MeIghen. OF LttleIOu, are guests at
tho Stamn.
Mr.. +. F. FhriI, tho architect, and
brother. Tom, are home from New York
and other eastern points.
Col. L. II. Carver aud family have
returned from Anglesea, where they
have spent the heated term.
Rev. Dr. W. II. Cooke, OF the Second
Presbyterian church, will return home
from Mt Lake Park to-day.
Miss Emma Nuzum, Of BOothville, W,
Va, IL the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Bella Faris, on Thirteenth street.
Francis VI. Wilson is making four
hundred mile trip on wheel, taking IN
Springfield, Dayton aud other Ohio
towns.
DR.. ]. II. Pipes has returned home
from an extended sojourn at Mountain
Lake park and other places in that vi.
cinity.
Jacob shafler and daughter, Mrs.
Beech, Of Allegheny, aud Miss Sue
Marsh, Of Wheeling, spent Wednesday
with Mr.. ShaGera sister. Mrs. Susan
McCaskey.- Washington, Pa, O5"rter.
Rev. Dr.. Cunningham has received a
letter from Mr.. 7. A. Hammond, Of
Steubenville, announcing that Rev. DR..
Iedyard, who left SteubenvilIO in Feb.
ruary, died at Danvills, Ky, on Thurs.
day. and will DO buried at SteubenvilIe
at l0a Il. IN. to-day.
Fred b. Sankey, tho Pennsylvania
lines travelling passenger agent, one OF
the most popular railroad nen coming
to Wheeling. was in tho city yesterday.
Just now he Is doing his utmost TO mako
the Pennsylvania special excursion to
the Louisville q. 4. r. eucampment u
success. We'll, III anybody kin, he kim"
The Cambridge News. OF Cambridge.
borO, Pa, has the following: Archie
Todd Hupp, wholesale grocer, OF
Wheeling. W. Va, aud q. V. Harding.
retail grocer OF tho same city, joined
DR.. Hupp and family in Cambridge last
Friday. and the whole party arc regis.
tered at the Now Cambridge house.
Wheeling has a pretty largo and very
good looking delegation in our town just
ut prCSOnt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

Pillsburg!l-Iiiycr 2 feet; falling at
tho dam Weather cloudy aud warm.
oil City-liiyor o inches aud falling.
Weather cloudy and very warm
WatfOn-ltiycr nyo.tonths Of d foot
and stationary Woathor cloudy aud
warm.
Greensboro -RIyOr foot aud station.
ny. Rainfall 80 inohUL Weather
cloudy and warm.
Morganlown lsiyOr q ioOL aud ala.
tIonafH Weather cloudy aud warm.
BtonbOnvIlO-lIiyor foot o lnCIO0
aud rising Weather cloudy and warm.
lnfkOr1bufg River foot . incllna
and stationary Weather cloudy with
tho thermometer al II.
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SroRASE, WASH, August 3O.-JamOa
Stewart, bottcr known by tho namo OF
captain Paul Wobb," diOd horo last
night from injurior sustained on July 4
in sliding a l,GOO.toot log chute in II
batro The barrOl struck an obstruc.
tion whllO going alta tromnndous spool
causing II to jump tho chute landing
tho Intrepid navigator on tho rocks 100
Loot below. lli' back was brokUn bv
tho fall. Stewart was n nophow Of
Senator Stewart, u Nevada. Al tho
time Of tho accident Ito had under con.
sttncllon u monitor stool bnFt0l which
hO inIOndOl 10 take oyUr Niagara Falls.
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A MorIIt.Irs nAn loss.


Three Children Killed by n Rattlcsnnkc
aud tho Babo Drowned In tho Wall.
SULLIVAN, Mo-, August 30.-Yostor.
day evening tIlroo littlo children OF a
widow namOd jenkins, while at play,
went to a place near tho barn to gather
eggs. Tho place was rnthor out Of tho
way aud dangerous, owing to snakes,
which nro numerous in that region.
Ono child thrust its hand into what it
supposed was the hens noat and 1uick.
ly Withdrew It, exclaiming that tho hon
pPCked Its hald. Tho 0thor two put In
thor hands with tho same result, and
then SCt up n loud cry. Tho mother
was at tho vol with tho baby, and the
alarm 40 excited her that she loft tho
babe aud ran to tho assistance Of tho
thrco Chlldron, who, II soons, had boon
bitten by u r1tllCsnRko During tho OK.
ctomcnt, tho little babo foil into tho
vol and was drowned, and tho ihruU
OthOt children also died.
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THE LEwEs NO. . WE'LL


In the DOG Skin District Near the prlgGI
VOL Good for $50 IIurrslS.
A special from sistersvllle says: The
bad odor that has surrounded and per-
msated every nook Of the DoGskin re-
gion OF the slstcrsvillc field on tho Ohio
eide Of tho river in the FrIeden pool is
becoming mo:e endurablo. In fac! the
LOWS Oil Company is smiling tho air
in way that shows thoy arc very we'll
pleased with their last discovery, No. .,
on the Lewis farm. This we'll was drilled
in late Thursday night and started to
do business at a 90.bbl an hour gait. 1t
is very refreshing to be able to report a
well Of size after long and continu'
Gus run OF dry holes. The well is To-
Gated only about 100 feet from the
school house lot OF briggs & Co., which
came in light last week.
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TREND OF TRADE.
II. q. Dun l. Co.'S. Weekly Review of bus.
Inons ConhItinnM

Ike Nhs Juh u W NJ "NNAAI AHNNtN" " AHn-
IuoS Condition"
New YonE. August 3O.-R. e. Dun Il
Company's weekly review OF trade,
which i,snes tomorrow, will say:
improvements in markets aud prices
continues. and whereas few months
ago everybody was nursing tho faintest
hopes OF recovery, it has now come to
be the only question in what branches,
II any, tho rise in prices and tho in.
crease OF business maygO too far 4
strong conservative feeling IL finding
expression, not as yot controlling the
markets or industries. but warning
against too rapid expansion and rise,
The advance In prices OF iron and its
products has added about 81 per ton
more in single week to the price OF
Bessemer iron at Pittsburgh, and yet
the great stGel companlos are buying
wherever thoy eau. while tho air is full
Of reports that this or that finished
product will further advance.
Many Of tho ablest men deploro this
rapid rise, not that II may expose some
branches to foreign competition, and
urge that consumers begin to hesitate.
But the various combinations which
now control many iron products have
so successfully lifted prices thus far
that tho markets seem to lack the 70.
straint OF individual caution, and mean.
while holders OF large quantities pur.
cha'ed Tor future sale or delivery want
to got all they can for them.
Tho prospect for whOat has hardly
improved this week, though tho price
has fallen Il cents. Western receipts
have decidedly increased, Atlantic OK.
rorts are only 1873 $50 bushels for tho
week, flour included, against 3,21l,llS
last year. In tho past four weeks. At.
lantic exports have been only i,SGS,5S9
bushels, against ll,IOl,Sj last year,
aud this alone is quito enough to OK.
plain tho failure TO maintain tho sonsa.
ilonal advance in prices, which 30
effectively checked the on'go.
Corn is coming forward more freely
and tho September price has declined n
quarter with the promise ot great
Crop. Pork and lard arc shade lower
Failures Tor tho wock have been 1856
in tho United States, against 1913 last
year and u in Canada, aeanst 10 last
year.
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When an attraction can draw large
audiences with the mercury lowering
near the ninety mark, it can be safely
bet that 1t is winner. Such is the case
with the "Whito Squadron" which ap-
pears at the Grand the last half OF this
week. It opened Thursday night to a
large audience, aud was received last
evening by one quite as large rs
the night before The scenery aud
effects arc simply grand, while the com.
puny is in keeping with all those which
have characterized all of A. Y. Psarson's
attractions. Tho "Whto Squadron"
will DO given this afternoon and to-
night, when the engagement will close.
Seats at the boz Office.
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RENEWED ACTIVITY
In the Over, ths.RivOr on Field,
Water is to Be Pipsd
IOCOLERHMFROMTHE ONO RIVER
Work to Bo Started To-day on Two
Pipe Lines, One tor Water, aud the
Other to Connect the COloraia' Dis.
trlCt With tho Gould Field in JOHOF'
son county-Both Projects Win DO
PGshsd-other oil News

The news oiGerIaIn projects in con-
nsclIon with the ovsrthe'rivsr oil field,
which csuters at Colorain, make 1t an
assured fact that the work OF develop
mept in Belmont county istO be pushed
vigorously. To-day work Is TO be COM
msneed on two pipe lines, one for the
conveyance OF water to the Colerain
dissrIct from the Ohio river at Martins
Ferry, and the other pipe line Tor tho
conveyance OF oil from COlsTain to
Gould Station, In Jefferson county
The pipe line from coleraIn to
Gould's for the conveyance Of oil from
the new field is to be built by the Buck
eye pipe limo, oil whose system it is a
part A supply Of pipe is already on
the railroad siding, at MARITIME Ferry
and this morning eight teams and a
large force OF men will DO put at work
on the job, which will DO pushed
through as fast as possible.
The water Pipe line will run from the
lower end OF Martins Ferry, at the
river bank, overland to Colerain. II 10
being put down by the Ohio Oil Com
pauy, the Standards Ohio corporation.
Work on this will DO started this morn
ing, and it is expected it will DO dn'
ishsd in week or Two.
These two improvements indicate that
the Standard intends to push develop
ments in tho ColerIin district. 1t was
said upon good authority last evening
that locations for two new wells have
been selected. and that rigs will DO
built Mt once. Several other wells are
to be located, and work started within
the next FIVE days.
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1ooAL nnIlYlrIEs.
Matters Of Alu0r nomOat In and About
the City.

Matters Or Minor homent IN Ahu Apous
tue CltY.
THg GRAND this sVening-"The White
Squadron"
THERE was not a case In the police
court yesterday morning.
BUFFALo BILL's show oil the old fair
grounds this afternoon and evening
TUE police force and mOmbers Of the
frs department were paid oil yesIer'
day,
THn FaITmont glass works will BIO sold
at public sale by the trustee Saturday,
September q.
IT has been decided to hold the Bel
mont County Christian Endeayor con-
yontion AZ Martins Ferry October /
and 2.
0FPIcER MoCAUsLAND yesterday locked
up man Tor begging on the street, and
Offices Co.'s put IN . case Of drunk aud
diSOrderly,
PASSENGER train No. 50 on the @, &, p,
railroad was over an hour late Yesterday
on account Of q small wreck at RalneY'S
coal WORK.
TuE neighborlng newspapers are full
OF send ole" for next weeks State
Fair, Apparently everybody in this
section Of country will take It in
THE usual services at the Second
Presbyterian church will DO held at
1880 q. M, and 1850 p, m, tomorrow
Rev. Dr. Cooke, the pastor, VIII oIlel'
ate.
"I.oox out for pick.pOckota" is tho
advice the police aud the managers OF
Buffalo Bills show both give Wheeling
people Tor to-day.
TIE check list forthe party to DO given
on Tuesday evening by the Misses Aic'
IlWaine can DO seen at the Mcclure
house cigar stand.
Rev. W, II. HAYDEN, OF the First
Christian church, will occupy his pulpit
on and after September s, reports to the
effect that he would preach September /
being incorrect,
GEORGE STUFF, a conductor on the
Wheeling Martins Ferry electric line,
ran good sized hook into his finger
Yesterday while fishing, II was cut out
by DR.. John L. Hervey.
THERE will be special services in the
Presbyterian church at West Liberty
tomorrow, Rev. /. W, Barr, OF FAIR
mont, will preach, In the evening he
will address tho young people on "Bos'
ton-'9S."
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1t is Iumorcd that supt. BruuGr, OF
the g.. L. K W., intends to resign in
the near future, and will accept n posi-.
ton ON the ". 4 l.. L. Officials OF tho
g., l.. & W. in this city say that Mr..
Bruner has not resigned as yet. Mr..
BtunOr lives at Uhrichsyille. all the
Offices OF tho W. & L. L. arc now filed.
and II room was made for Supt. BrunOs
one OF the heads Of tho various depart
ments would have TO drop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

The Oil Well Supply and Bovard (
seyiang Manufacturing Company will
ship two complete drilling outfits TO the
Bombay Burmah Trailing Company, one
TO Singapore, on tho Malay peninsula,
the other to Sumatra, in the East Indies.
w. NJ. Montgomery. Of East Bradford,
will have charge Of the tools, and D. W.
Mckinley aud Scott Mcbride will accom-.
pany him as drillera and rig builders.
The party will sail on September 8. A
large number Of wells will DO drilled
Bradford .Nlr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

~ b H Rs.. '9 Iiv.1po ',1'1 o. '' St'
Dexter W. Fellows, representing Col,
Cody, arrived last evening, lie says
everywhere the Wild Wot goes the
first inquiry is, Il "Buhalo Bill" really
with tho show? Col. Cody Is really
half the show himself, having Rn
unique fame, and tho public will DO
glad to be assured thAt hG appears ut
every performance. Tho night show,
Mr., Fellows says, IL never "cuL" on any
account II Is in GvOry way Just tho
same as tho day performance,
the parade will move over the usual
route at 0 o'clock sharp this morning.
1t ia in itsOlt great show, Tho street
exhibition will consist OF only delgGh.
ments from each division OF peoples,
unem belliShod with gliding or tinsel,
aud in light marching order, The herds
Of wild buffalo, tho wild buCkinG horses
and savage steers must be carefully cer'
allied md guarded in camp, Yet 'he
sentiment attached to this, the first,
march through tho streets lnEuch wide
" different peoples and military OF va.
rious countries, is one that marks tho
progress OF mans brotherhood, and ia
tho fret disqualification that in time
knowledge and acquaintance will dispoI
racial prcjudicos and national halrol,
and emphasizetho fact OF all maukial's
kindrGdship.
The rod royalty that rowed tho con.
tinOnt when Columbus Landed will rop.
resent tho fast disappearing raco-"the
last Of tho Notwithstanding By the
side OF his crstwhila foo, now friend,
tho scout and lroniiorman. United
States cavalry will carry "Oh Glory
the s.ar.spanglsi banner, alongside the
English.Irish Royal LSHccrs and the
Cross OF ST. George. Tho French Chas.
seur will be in amiIy with the German
Cuirassicr, with the tri-colorll drapeau
Of LA Belle Franco" waving in harmony
with tho black eagle OF Germany, while
tho noted Cowboy Band will add
patriotic Impulse to each with the
strains OF "Wacht am Rhine" MAJ.
seillaise," "God Savo tho Queen" est,
Patrick's Day" and yankee Doodle"
In order TO avoid tho crush a! the
ticket office, reserved seats will DO placed
OH sale at o'clock this morning At &.
A. Houses music store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

Nrw YonK August 3O.--1ho total
Withdrawals Of gold at tho oub.lroaoufy
amount to S2,2jOOOO. Just before thu
close II business tho government bond
syndicate deposited 4 ,OD10OO In god In
lhn aubiroasnty, for which tlloy took
legal lBndefa This leaves tho foSufyo
tLill above tho 500, 900 point.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

Mrs Norman DAilor, whose son
Louis died undor ouch sad CrCum.
BtancOs on Thuraday, foil dead Of heart
disease latO last night at her homo on
Main street, In tho Fifth ward. It Ia
hcr sons Illness aud death
and tho consequent worry and sorrow
wore tho exciting causes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

Mrs. Paul Morrison, Of New York,
WHO has been visiting friends in Mar.
TINS Ferry, will sing solo at ST.
l.uko's church, on tho Island, Sunday
morning. Mrs. Morrison possesses n
voice Of raro sweetness and expression.
MIR. L. 6. Smith and Mr.. Carl Lash, OF
Martins Ferry, lIayo joined the St,
Luke'S choir.
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Last evening Officer Walker run In
AMMO Rooney, who wal again acting
like a ComanCho Indian up In Alley q.
Sho lnado night hidoous with hor yell.
ing aud profanity, and unfortunately
there is no way to stop this. OilCora
McCausand Rnd Michnols put 10 three
Young fellows aa plain DRINKS.
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FOR SALE.

Farm Of 20 acres. s miles east Of city 80 ACES
creek bottom. Easy terms, $500,
Farm. rs actcs, iruuting Oh Sati1ua. road
miles east Of The CITY, Easy trrms, $50
Farm, go acres, houses aud orchards. font
ing on river. Il miles south Of the city, very
cheap $500.
Farm u acres. miles cast OF the clty
splendid farm, $50 acres. on kuuuioo.'O1
loo acres Of sane river bottom 81 pcrag's
Farm NJ 30 acre, on RonndboIJOn
Farm. Is acres. Belmont county, miles wet
oil city s. 5JU
Farm. 80 acrs5, Belmont county, miles Wa'
OF city, SOD
Farm. ~ acres, ! :, miles east Of city, cheap
Farm. acres, ~ uiles east OF city, with new
cightroomei house.
Farm - ucrcs. 30 acres creek bottom 1..si
east Of city Easy terms SOD
Farm, >! acres. mile IRON Elm Grove
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-31

Be suro and u4o that old and woI.tricd
remedy. Mus. WiSsLowsSoorniyd SYRUP
for children tocthing. II sootnoi tho
child, ooilenl tho guma, allays all pain.
cures wind colo and Is tho bost reno.
dy for diarrhWh Twenty-Five cents n
hnllln. MWrAW