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NJ. D., LII D., OF Dartmouth college, un.
derstood TIE needs Of suffering men aud
women when no prepared the formula
for Paine's celery compound. BY the
use Of this world.iamous remedy count
less men aud women have saved them
selves from nervous prostitution.
The cares OF large families do not stop
when tho day is over. There is inces-
a n anxiety, %wakefulnesS aud concern
for some member Of the household. 1t
is no wonder that 80 many, especially
women, break down under the crushing
weight. their very love and pride
keeps them always at work. They 'liye
on their nerves" as the saying is, till
there comes a time when flesh and blood
can stand Il no longer. 1t is a simple
thing for them to keep well aud strong
II Paine's celery compound is straight
way nued at the earliest signs Of failing
yigor. The tired, dragged out" feeling
Is soon entirely removed. There will DO
no neuralgia, no persistent headaches,
no dyspepsia, no haunting pain over the
eyes,, ito nervous exhaustion when
Paine's celery compound is used. 1t
mSkes people well.
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DR.. Baird is known as a practical
worker. His health was broken by the
sevoro winter climate in Michigan some
time ago, and he seemed likely to DO
obliged to give up his work. But he 70:
sorted to tho use OF that easily obtained
remedy, Paino's celery compound, and
wa. himself again, energetic and active
as over, within u few weeks.
Tho reasonable, n~ndisguised way in
which Paine's celery compound iortities
the body against nervous exhaustion
and rebuilds its shattered parts has
been freely explained by physicians,
tho best Of whom to-day always look to
this great remedy where debility is to
DO overcome. II docs its work thor
oughly and speedily, Let every ner-
YOU sufferer, and evoryma aud woman
who feels run down and tired beyond
the power Of a nights sleep to restore,
try Paino's celery compound. It will
make tho man or woman strong and
active aud a stout believer in this great
remedy.
DR.. Baird, who is now at his homo in
Indiana, Pa, describes his own expe.
riOnce as follows:
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urpGO
slran.srsia the CIV Nai Shoslng Folk
Abroad.

strange era In tho Gl.y aaI Vhssi,ng Folks
Abroad.
r. l. linn, Of Weston, iS at the
stamm.
II. H. Hopkins, Of Elizabeth, auto.
graphed al tho Windsor.
j. Jennings and A. 5. RowleI, Of Sis.
terAyille, arc at the SGRmm.
Mrs. T. 4. Howell and daughter Susie,
Of Bridgeport, are visiting at Delaware,
Ohio.
ia. Gartlan, Of Warrington, and
William Fleming, Of Oil City. were
among tho oil people at the Mcclure.
"Peck's Bad Boy" company passed
through Wheeling yesterday, on route
to Washington, Pa. They dined at the
Behler.
Francis A. Britt, formerly city clerl;
oil this city, was elected alderman In tho
city Of Louisville, Ry., on Tuesday, by
l4,GOS majority.
Mr.. aud Mrs j. +. Potter and Miss
George Myers liavo returned from At
lanta, Ga, wheFo they attended tho
National La%undrymOn AsioCiation's M.
nual meeting. They remained long
enough 10 500 tho Atlanta exposition
and then went to Jacksonville, Florida
Cards have been received In this city
announcing tile marriage on November
6of Mir. Robert Leo CrRyCrOlt aud Miss
Anna Madison Cotton ut WOolyillO,
Md. Mr.. CrAycroit II well known In
Wheeling. aud his numerous friends
hOfe will extend hearty congtatula.
TONS
Two Of thn "hot SLu1" railway paaSOn.
pOr agents from Pittsburgh, Samuel A..
Meyers, Of tbs Union Pacific, and Charles
Tmyor, ol tho Chicago & North western
system, wero horo butting against each
other Tor passenger businos', and nlao
booming tho new "OyOrInnh Flyer TO
DO run 0yer tba two roads from Chicago
In Frisco, beating tho Santa Fe's crack
train easily.
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ut was about six years ngo when !
frat tried Paina's celery compound ior
nervous diseases and rheumatism IN
lie severe winter climate in tho state OF
Michigan | was Gt u mission station
there, and became a great sufferer. l
usel three bottles Of Palno'a celery COM
hound, and was greatly benefited hero
by, / then began to advise my mell'
bcrs who were Aick to uso Il, and IN
eyery case where tho directions were
I%trictly obeyed tho treatment was sue
cossiuI. In u few yeara past hundreds
Of bottles hRyO been used directly
through my advice. Paino's celery COM
hound Is far better than any other rom
edy. and leaves no bad effects in tho
system. Its manifold healing qualities
make 1t n boon OF Lie md q blessing 10
the afflicted beyond any preparation
within my r%eacll."
The great falling oil in the amount oil
rheumatism, neuralgia and noryouA
weakness that physicians have every,
where noted comes from tho widespread
knowledge that there is no need III SUI
toring any longer from these common
disoasns. II is now everywhere known
how correctly Prof, Edward h. Phelps
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IN opEE4ru.,, v

JudgS Little, tho .A]rGl.rntor, IN the slim
Ing Dispute NIaIsos Ills Deol'inn.
CoLuMDus, Ono, Nov, S.-Judge Lit
tie, of XOnia, who was chosen to arbi-
trate tho bnsil Of wages for mining in
Ohio. has found in favor of tho opera.
tors. The mining scale in Ohio is de-
tsrmipod by the ~prOyailLng rate in
Western Pennsylvania Tho miners
claimed 60 cents u ton was tho prevail.
ING rate and tho operators claimed it
was "a cents. 1t was shown that soYon'
Oivhts OF the coal produced in Western
Pennsylvania was mined at u cents and
Judge Little held that was tho prevail.
ing rate. Only operators having their
" stores pay 60 cents in Western
Pennsylvania. On the basis Of arbitra.
ton tho rate in Ohio was advanced 10
to 10 cents u ton.
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LOCAL RHRvIrIEs.
Matters OF sIluor hIpmour ia aul About
the Uity.

lhN WY
MATINEE at the Grand to-day
TR GRAND this oyoning-"rhe South
Before tho War"
The earnings Of tho Cleveland, Lorain
4 Wheeling for Oetnber were Sl6S,O75,
an increase Of Sl5,S9R,
The Aycadlan club Of Martins Ferry
was entertained last Oyontng by Mr.. and
MrS. William OatIell, OF Wheeling,
Tue council committees on health aud
real estate have boon called 10 meat
Monday evening to attend to important
business.
Tin last will OF Mary DOvlin, deceased,
was yesterday admitted to probate and
recorded. John Y. Miller Is named IA
executor,
FoUR plain DRINKS were up in tho
police court yesterday, Ono paid hls
line, and the other three had their SEN
tenceSsuapended,
"THg WHrTE SLAVE wsa the aItrsc'
ton at the Opera house last night
There was a very good audience, aud q
fine performance was given.
A PLAIN drunk was run in last oyon'
ing by Officer Snupp, and another by
officer Bauer. This mad0 three cases
on the docket for this mornings court,
WILLIAM n. COOP, colored, agGd is, Of
Bridgeport and Abbie Garrett, also
colored, aged Is, OF Wheeling, were ye''
terday licensed to Wod by Clerk Hook.
THE charter OF tho Brilliant tube and
pipe works, and q power OF attorney
from that company to William u, Slmn'
son were yesterday filed for record with
Clerk Hook.
IL Squire Gillespy's court last even.
ing d. j. LAwis, a huckstor, accused Of
selling short measure and not using a
properly aeRled measure, was found not
guilty and discharged.
Mr. JoHS O. MILLER, the South Side
dry goods dealer, was Yesterday mudo
the victim OF a sneak thiet. a colored
man got away with a bolt OF cloth, he
has not yet been arrested.
YESTERDAY Phil Muhleman, a we'll
known huckster, brought to town u
huge young hawk, caught tho day bO'
ioro near Loudensville. Marshall coun'
ty, in a steel trap. Il will DO presented
to Wheeling park,
"ELrPnANT BUY" WILSON, who was
convicted OF manslauShtor for tho kill.
ing OF Policeman George Murphy At
Martins Forty two years G aud who
has bsen since been in the Ohio pOni.
Tertiary, was pRrdoned on Thursday.
NEXT Monday evening tho Wheeling
Turner society will give y grand gym
naatIc exhibition, concert aud ball at its
hall. Avery attractive programme has
been arranged. It will be under the
direction OF tho now instructor, PFotCs.
cor Nsubausr.
WILLIAM GnLErrR's funny play. an
the Comforts OF Home" which will DO
seen here next week, is a farce constrnc.
ted for laughing purposes only. 1t has
a carefully conceived plot, which brings
about events in a way to provoke the
risibllties Of auditors, and is that au.
thor's most successful effort not ox-
cspting the much heralded TOO Much
Johnson"
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sponrs INDICTED

For Prize Fighting III Chboli County.
Prominent Men Among Them.
Special DapaiA ioth MkiigeRer.
HuSrrxoroS. W. Va, Nov. S-The
grand jury, which has been in session
for q week past, has to-day been invos.
tigating the several glove contests that
took place in this city recently, aud to.
night reported that they had indicted
Dave Flaherty. OF Portland, Oregon
Dick Wilson, Of Cincinnati, aud John
Bingham, who had been the princi'
pals in the "mits," and also indicted
many prominent men who had any
thing to do In bringing them together.
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Special Dhpaieh 10 NE IRttiioaled.
s~rsrERsviLLE, W. Va, Nov. s.-The
police OF this aud other cities in this
state and Ohio are searching for +, W.
Ryland, thought to be an oil we'll
pumper, who yesterday forged u check
on the Tyler County Bank for SiS so,
using the name OF $. z. Boyer, Of Oald.
we'll & Boyer. producers. The cheek
was cashed ut Dolan's OIL Mems Ex.
change, and the discovery that the
check was bogus was not made until an
investigation disclosed the fact that Mr..
Boyer had no account at tho bank men,
toned. Ryland ~is'desCribed as being
five ieot eight inches high, blonde mus.
tacho; teeth out in front aud rather
shabbily dressed.
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popuLAn Ion JnvpnnsoN
ProSentsd With - 'Loving cup" by. II
MrnllInr AoInrs.

-m
Presented With u shaving rup" by. Ills
nroll,pr Aoror'.
NEW YaEE, Nov S-NoRrly all OF tho
prominent actola and theatrical man.
agors in Now York wore Included in the
company Of 800 which assembled at the
Garden theatre this afternoon topresont
to Joseph Jolersan u mp'Iyo silver low
ing cup, tho gllt Of mora than ono thou
sand mOmbers Of tho dramatic probes
slon,
Speeches were made by Daniel Froh'
man, chairman oil tho presentation COM
mittee, who said;
'This tribute il not 80 much tOnderod
rs MI appreciation Of hia artistic
achievements rs Tor his n0bla QuGliIloa
us a man." Speeches were made by
John brow, Frank Mayo and Mr., Jeler,
son, Mira. Agnes lipOlh,Sh0elIel road
an odo written by William Winter,
Mr., Mayo presented the veteran com,
adiRR with tho gilt Of his brother aud
sister actors,
Frank MordRunt called for three
chesrs.to for Mr., Jefferson, which was TO-
IpondOd to with q will, tho audience rls,
ing on mRsse, waving handkerchief aud
cheering,
Mr. Jefferson did nokattempt q set
speech, but Tor half an hour dealt in
bright "reminiscences OF tho stage and
told stories Of Booth and Forest and
his own early days when pleased his
audience immensely, 0ip conclusion no
said;
"There ara here to-day throe persons
who have known each other for u long
time, and who were formally associated
with Laura Keono's company during
tho run OF the American cousins, There
waa q company OF thirty equipped nc
TORS, OF WHOM there arc but threo sIiye
MIR, sloddRrd, Mr.. Charles Uouldeck
and myself, Possibly this is tho frat
timO in thirty yoRrs lhat va
all three have bean assembled
under tho same roof or In
the Samo thoatro t%ogethcri Il
might say with tho witch in Macbeth
When shall wo throo meet again but |
believe, as Tonnyson says: Lilo is but
q play II matlors not that it shall b.
long, but that itshRll DO vol acted, Gad
to DO sure that va hayoR good end"
kilograms wcro received from Mad
amo Modjsska, Francis Wilson and
others.
The cup, which is not yet finished,
was substituted by u plaatov cast, an cx-
ret representation OF what the gift viii
DO like. When finished tho cup VIII
stand twauty.ono inches in height, aud
will be suitably insGribod, decorated aud
lorialed in massive silver. Three iiu-
uro,, representing Mr.. Jefferson In the
roles Of Rip Ian lihiHe, Dr.. PangloS
aud Bob Acrts, serve Us handles.
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Another crowded house saw tho soc.
ond performance Of "lho SOnth BOiOfO
the War" al lhs Grand Opera House
last night, aud lho Immense hit Of tito
night baiofO was repeated, Tho nn'
dionco WAS made up Of HnmO Of tho finest
theattO.RoinR pOopla, WHO showed tIOlr
thorough appreciation Of thu perform.
Anco by their huarty aud enthusiastic
applause lilo show ID better aud
stronger this season than over before,
which accounts Tor tho packed houses
ihOy ara drawing. Tho cotton picking
ac0io, tho loyoo, tho Cnmpmeetlng and
tho cake walk arc extraordinary iOA'
lufoa whllo tho spOCIaliles arO Inc. a
matinee will b0 glyon for ladlo' aud
chlldnn this Afternoon, and tho engage
inOnt will oloiO tonight
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A|nIGAMI.r NltLuN,rED

hut Cheats JustlCi by Firing n Ballet into
His brain.
ONEIDA, N. Y, Nov. s.-JOhn Fritch.
10y, of Alton, was arrested early this
morning by Pennsylvania officers on
tho charge OF bigamy preferred b. a
former wife living with her children in
Pennsylvania. On being left alone a
iow minutes after his arrest he drew a
revolver and hrel u bullet into his fore.
head, dying instantly. Frltchley, VINO
was about iorty'tlve years OF age, ar
rived in Alton three years ago, and soon
afterwards married Julia Davis, II highly
respectable young lady. They have
always lived happily, and she Is pros.
tratGd with grioi.
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Children S sSs a '1'n ssoo RI ( Z 6:


oil Ctiy-llvnr at zorro and stationary,
Weather warm and raining.
Steubunvllo--RiYBr Is! inches and
stationary. Weather rainy and warm.
Warrcn-Rlvcr nve-tentha Of a foot
below low water mark. Weather rain
ing and warm.
Greonsboro-.Rlvor 5 foe. 0 inchoS
anu rIsing. Weather warm aud threat.
oning rain.
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is DRIVING OUT DISEASE
Dr. ], R, Baird, Well Known III
American Missions,
Hundreds OF Bottles OF Palno's Celery
Compound Prescribed by Him,
Has Found It a Blessing to tho Afflicted
Beyond any Other Remedy,

DR.. j, h, Baird i, not only a mission.
ary, but, what u not 90 we'll known, no
ia n physician OF largo experiences.
Ills Published account of tho work no
has done in tho state OF Michigan Inns
been read with interest moi only BY
'thoso particularly concerned in mis-
sions, bur by tho public generally,
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SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. s.-A special to
the Herald from Canastota says: VII.
liam Hawkins this 'attornoon shot his
wifc and thun shot himself. lie died
instantly, but his vile Is expected TO rc'
cover.
Hawkins was about thirty year, Of
aro. His wife lie Younger. They have
been married five or six years, but have
not lived happily. Ono son was born
10 them about four years ngo,
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Back In Tyler county, whsre the
money making influences Of q "gusheF'
have mot yet been experienced to any
great extent, there came in yesterday a
we'll that will DO a powerful stimulant
to operators, What was considered a
worthless wildcat by many Of the talent
was the A. Smith No, ., Of tho KRuawha
OIL Company, Tho uncertainty Of tho
b~usines.Was again demonstrated, how
ever. when the Big lnIun formation was
reached shortly before noon and rs'
sponded with a guShsr that soon had
the ground covered with the greasy
commpdlty. The production. while il
10 large, cannot bs accurately e,tlmated
until tho tapkage has been erected aud
the gnage taken. Something definite
viii likely be knaWn to-day. AZ all
events the we'll Is the most important
drilled on the West Virginia side III
weeks aud will open up q vast scope OF
underlined territory. The well is located
within sight Of Wick p~ossotiiUe and nlno
miIos IRON Middlebourne, the county
scat. It 10 the second vol drilled by
the Kanawha Company on this farm,
the first being Of little importance, Us II
has only illed n tank slnce u WAa
drilled IN several days ago.
The now waverly shallow pool con-
tinues to maintain the enviable r0pu'
tation It has established for itself In the
frst couple OF months. Hostetier x
Co drilled In their lngraham No. late
Thuraday evening, and will have a pro.
Queer better than 100 barrels per day IN
the Cow Run shallow sand. The we'll
Ia inside OF developments.
The SIx.inch pipe limo OF tho Noun.
tain Stale Ga. Company to be utilized
in conveying the product OF the Riggle
gasser TO Siatersvllle, is now laid one
and one.halt miles from tho well toward
that place.
IT. Jones & Company'S No. ! on the
Mckay thirty.acre lease was drilling u
considerable distance in the Koenor
sand yesterday and was showing u con.
siderable gas pressure In that formation
but had only q small showing OF oil.
A party II Pi%tfsburghers on Thurs
day drilled in u we'll in the Waverly
shallow sand thar will produce eighteen
barrels Of black. heavy oil.
The Florence Oil Company, operating
in the Wayerly field, is paying $3.50 per
day in royalties on their lease on the
Cooper farm.
The Eureka pipe line runs from the
SiSterSville field yesterday were 0,19I
barrels.
From all accounts, tile Allen farm
wildcat we'll, located on Lutte Muskin.
gum creek, three.tourths Of q mile
southwest Of the old Dye well. is n
failure. It has been drilled ct least
twenty-five ieetin the Big Iniun forma-
ton and has shown no oil. Tho result
OF this we'll settles beyond a doubt that
there Ia no southwest extension to tie
Deist pool, and now all operations Will
be TO the west aud northwest OF that
pool
In q wildcat well on tho Widow Morri.
aon farm in the eastern portion OF
Tyler county anI heat the WetEel coun'
~ line, aud will have a very small pro-
duceE.
The Henry Oil Company's Dye No.
sis holding up It's production OF thirty
barrels an hour,
Murphy Jennings & Co.'S Hardmau
Nos. 5 and Is. in the Doddridge county
Big Flint territory, will drill In to-day
or tomorrow.
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CLgvRLAsD. Nov s.-Tho Speed Homo
for irlondlo,S children OH East Madison
avenue, near ~LodinGton, was destroyed
BY mn inccndiary fro to-day. Tho in.
mates all escaped.
Since last Saturday eight attempts
had been made to burn tho building,
Tho police have boen at work on tho
case night and day, but failed to find
tho slightest Glow OF tho incOndlarioA
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A. G. hartley, OF Magic, Pa, writes;
~ feel IL n duty Of miuO to INFORM you
aud tho public that Do Wits Witch
Hazel salvo cured mo Of a worry bad case
OF oczoma. II also cured my boy Of II
running o r OH his leg. Logan Drug
Co, Wheeling, w. Va, H. +. Peabody,
Bunwood, anil BowiO " Co., Bridge
nnFL u
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Work will be commenced on q rig on
the Jacob Manle farm, at Colerain In a
few days. The West Virginia Natural
Gas Company Is Interested IN 1t.
The pumping materials being hauled
from Martins Ferry to tho Luptor well,
which Ia said to be good for at least
twenty-five barrels daily.
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BLoOMSdroS, It'll, Nov. S,-AlbOrt
". Gtidlcy, Of Batavia, Ill, upOd fifty.
two, blow out hi0 brains ut Now Orleans
to-day. Ito was tho eldest sou Of Con,
Asahal Ghdloy, u pioneer Of Blooming.
ton, who died In 1850, lOnVlng u fortune
Of $1,000, 900. Deceased had boon n
drinking man, but had taken tho KoOlcy
TuFA.
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BACK IN OLD TYLER
A Big aushor Came in That WIN
Extend Operations There,
1T IS LOCATED NEAR WICK P Q.

And had not Been Gagged Last Even,
inE-BOlongs TO tho lSanawhA oil
compsny-Mora Now Wells in tho
waVeFly FIsld-piG Royalties Being
Paid by she Florence oompaNy-No
Southwest Extension TO tho DeIst
Pool
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CmoAeo, Nov. s.-J. W. Cadmnu diOd
to-day. The verdict OF tho coroner'a
Jury was that Mr.. Cadman killed him
self while temporarily insane. Deceased
was a relative Of President %ClcvoIand's
wife,
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MALE HELP.

UTANTED - HARDWARE AMI
w milf supply salesman 10 handle q Dsy.
mechanical witertnb0 boiler cleaner a, a E.I,
liDe. Liberal commission. Addrc5 President
Box SIS Pittsburgh Ia. ugI
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SPECIAL DuDdteh 10 he Intelligence.
HUSrfSdroS, W. Va. Nov. S.-Edwin
Mari, a middls.agOd man, charged with
tho murder Of 4 t%On.yGar.old girl, by
abuses inflicted, Is on trial here Tor frat
degree murder.
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Foa RENT.

Nor RENT-A DESIRABLE BRICK
a. house containing six rooms aud attic. Oh
ChRpliuG street, CeGtTo Wheeling. Both gaze,
ISTELLIGESCEE office, uclJ
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VETANTED-A MAN TO TAKE Az
w office aud represent a mauutlCJuTyr So
per week; small capital required AdIre,
with stump, MANUFACTURERS, Box ~, C9l,
cord Junction, Mass. uuIs.
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Of now WrnpS ior 10.
HullQIGuS davis trade.
Gro N. sNooE 4 90,

NorluNa 40 distressing II, u hacking
cough. Nothing 80 lOOliNh A. To nnfOf
from H. Nothing ~ dangerous u al.
lowed 10 continue ono Minute Cough
Cure gives mmOdiate rOllOi Logan Drug
o., Wheeling w. Va, H. IT, l'Onbndy,
Ion " aud bowie 4 Co.. Bridge.
port, U.
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Dairy Farm for Sale or Rent

Ny place at vt. do Chantal. GO acres. lar.e
seven.roomed house; good dry cellar: stable 10
commodities 20 head; neVeriailiug supply o.
un7 THO OfDNlEN
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CALEsMEN TO TAKE ORDERS
- We send samplesi give exclusive t]grr.llr,
pay good salary and expenses, or llbegu COM,
mission to proper applicants AdiTrl, T. d
l0x l26. New York CITY. sn4l-Wh
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WANTED.

EN|&NTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housewOrk. Apply at 1923 Main street
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r VERY STABLE FOR sALE-A
IL fistclass Livery Stable In Martins Pefry,
Ohio, doing good business aud with lrtciY,,
undertaken. Good reasons for selling. Addfa,,
10. W." caro- Intelligence Ger Office. acI
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A GENTS UNAVOIDABLE AND
N female, IN each county, state progIyg,
occupation To receive special projection,
steady work. Good pay and alyEUCgmggt
STAR PUBLISHING co, Chicago, no.!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-09
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