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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
ONE DISEASE AND ONE REMEDY.

The art OF painting GIld Mlllais.
consists in selecting the right cOlOrs and
putting them in the right place Tho
way 90 win a. BATTLE said Napoleon, -
10 mass your troops at the critical mo-
ment against the weakest spot IN the
enemy line. - The way TO cure many
ailments" said the great Or. Abcrcrom-
bic, lis TO purify the poisoned spring IN
which they arise, generally the torpid
and inhamed digestive system"
Thus wisdom and experience simplify
and condense. Thus the Shakers OF
Mount Lebanon reasoned when they
sought. and finally found. a remedy for
indigestion and dyspepsia. Where one
person has something else. they argued
a thousand have this. To cure this alone
will almost rid the world OF sickness.
Why should We vex ourselves with CON.
fusing definitions? A good digestion IS
life and health; a bad one disease and
death. Hence from the healing and
stimulating mountain herbs, they cx-
tracted the principles which make the
Shaker Digestive Cordial the rarest ar .
most effective OF medicines for one dl-
sease. and one only-indlgestion and dy5-
pepsia.
DO YOU suffer from any OF these mis-
cradle feelings? Depression of spirits.
heaviness and pain in the stomach after
meals. bad taste in the mouth. wind IN
the bowels. irritable disposition. nervous
weakness and alarm, worry and wesri-
ness. costiveness or irregularity OF the
bowels. nausea. palritation. Sick head
ache. heartburn. loss Of appetite and
sleep dry skin, etc?
Don't Indulge In fifty foolish fancies You
have indigestion and dyspepsia and moth
ing else. Set the disordered stomach
riebt with the one medicine which viii
surely do it, Shaker Digestive Cordial
and these symptoms VIII vanish with
,befr cause. 4 good effect will follow
the first doses. Even chronic cases soor
yield. .,--,,.
Test the cordial. at practically no cost
tv taking a ten-cent trial bottle, For
sale by nearly all druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15

NEW YORK. oct. 1.-THE steamship
L.cu which leaves Europe 20 dav. has
so.l0o.O0J gold for Kuhn. Loeb * CO.. and
.L3.tf' for Ladenburg. Tha,uan * co.
LONDON. oct. H-includcd ia no days
Withdrawals from tine Bank of Eneland
was $4,000 pounds for shipment to- the
IT, tied States
ia eitr lauking circles it Is believed
tl3t tfe rate OF discount of the Bank CT
i.ng ln1 viii be increased -O-uC-rOw 10
o 1-2 per cent and an advance 20 1 per
cent is not regarded as improbable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
Eases I'm Henric0 Court.

In thc Ucnrico County Court yesterday
tho following cases were disposed OF:
John Barker. charged with the larceny
~ a horse and mule. the property Of John
bennctt. was given seven years In the
penitentiary. On a further charge that Of
the larceny OF a lot OF clothing he was
given six months and fined 20.
Edward Jasper. charged with stealing
Q lot OF corn, was lned - and COSTS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
BTRGIlRs ArBdRTON HEIGHTS.
Two Ee-idences Broken Into ana
Thoroughly Eansacked. 1,

The people Of Barton Heights are much
stirred up over two burglarics. the Sec
ond Of which followed close upon the
heels Of the first, in that quiet little
village. The first occurred on Monday
night. when the house Of Mr.. \. W. Mar
tenstein. who is on a visit TO the West
accompanied by his wife, was broken into
and ransacked thoroughly. IL Is not
known what was stolen, as the family
have not yet returned.
Sunday night. while Mr.. W. II. Kidwell
and his wife were at church. burglars
broke i'm and turned things topsy-turvy,
taking all OF Mr. Kidweil's shirts and
some money. There is 10 clue as to who
the thieves are.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15

SAVANNAH. GA. oct. li.-Turpentine
uuiet at 264c., receipts. SO4 casks.
Rosin firm. sales. 5000 barrels receipts,
4O6s barrels. Quotations: A.. T.. c.. D..
~. and r.. $50 c., Sl.55: H. SLIGO;
H. Si.65. NJ. SIS; y, 500, W. c.,
s, u. water white. SAB
CHARLESTON. 5. c.. oct. H-Turpcn-
zinc market firm. sales. 20 casks al pc
Rosin firm. sales, 300 barrels. Quota
lions. A. and r.. $40. g.. $50: H.
e. ~. / and X. Sl.GO: NJ. $40: ". 81 30 /;
window glass. sos. water white. s2.23.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15

Tile Richmond Railway and Electric
Company is now running closed cars on
Us various lines instead OF the open sum
mcr cars. Most Of them arc already
heated by electricity.
Tho new closed ears Of the Richmond
Traction Company are on their way 70
tnIa CITY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
1RE CLOSING TIONs or
NONET.
on.rines and sales nj the Richmond To-
bs.co Exchange Revenue
Observation-Disclosures Advice

NEW YORK. oct. ff-During the carly
TRADING I'D the STOCK Exchange to-day
the market ruled acuNc ana stton6' =
very confident tone tnaiA't 't ~" Wv
buslpcss. and there was good hu4lnA LOT
both iolsl and foreign account. quite
"a number OF operators csnouHcd tho huil
cause. being Influenced - hiHner prices
Tor American securities ia London idiEc
Eold cnoaccmcnts. and the favorable
statement lust issued hy the Bureau Of
Statistics OF the export trade OF the
country for september London houses
were credited with taking July 10000
shares. principally 81. Paul Louisville
AVID Nashville and the lowprice issues.
The gold engagements reported to-day
foot up Sl.1UuWV. and. according zoo au-
fNIIilc-. Che amount 90 hc shipped ms
WAY hv steamers lcavilg Hurofo toe
moro W, Saturday. ana Tuesday a TO d.-
gi,gatc SlOu0OOl1. The hcavilcss OF
Sterling cNchancc posted rates having
ICON reduced ID pcr conf Co ISL ana
$3.50. is interpreted as meaning that thc
NOV cmcnt this way wil continue for some
trnc hut THIS is borne out hy The excel
I"nt showing made hy The trade stdilril.
for september. That month the increased
exports of Nro1cstuis. provisions. mineral
oils ana cotton is SIl.h4l l'i-. as compared
with 1898. IMPORTS for thc same Uontl
this wear have been tight and ,nla it
also ln our favor. Tho advance l1
stock prices during The morning session
RANGED from % TO "i rse cent? inc Al-
cont. Delaware and hudson $50 Cotton
oil pfd Do 60 aOit Sugar rs to lU9 So.
Paul L. 10 n Rock Island ia TO- tl'..
and Chicago Gas 1- TO oli.. Tobacco
was weak throughout and ON attempts
20 realize the price broke from l6 TO
11t.n1.N Latte boo tle day money ON
call suddenly rose Co 10 per cent bld
and this started u moderate selling move
msut a rnulfiOuary tendency lu the
cereal market also had am adverse lu-
fucncc Reports Of au advance in the
Bank of England rafc io 4 uei cent TOE
mcrfCw and a. belief That the 81. Paul
would Dee uufaVCfallc also induced rcaii-
1ffiCne. The decline from the ton of
tho 0lr WAS equal 10 lsuls prr cent.
the latter in Manhattan. A feature Of
the alv WIS the heavy offerings of
ufticv by MORGAN brokers after money
had teen bid up TO 100 PCT cent. Spccu-
ldton loff or steady IN tone Net
charges show gains of l.n7s rer cont
tobacco lost al- and NJ uhdttan ana
Nortlwr IS per cent Total sales
were .NS.gJi shares. including 30 300
Sucar. a-1Ol s.. Paul. and 1900 To-
lncco Bonds were strong. Sales were
heavier than Of late. footing up 81 400 600.
last loan at o. per cont. and closing Of
fcrcd at g per cent; prime mercantile
paper $40 per cent. Bar silver Gis.
Sterling exchange heavy. with actual
business in bankers bills at fSlu4elif
for sixty days and 4,3rinls4 for demand.
posted rates. 4s1 To 4Sfs. commercial
higher. State bonds quiet. Railroad
bonds strong. Silver at the board was
Fteadicr
Treasury balances: Coin, S11t 1iIi5S;
currency, SJt4f3.4f2.
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Vim, nelnied Steamers.

NEW YORK, oct. IA numoer OF
steamers which have been delayed by the
storm arrived in port this morning all
were more or less battered and bruised
by the fury OF the elements. and one h3d
4 tale OF shipwreck To tell. Among the
vessels arriving to-day were the state OF
NcDraska from Glasbow. LimAr. from
New Orleans. Seminole, from Jackson
Vile; city OF Augusta. from Savannah;
RIO Grandc from Brunswick, Ga. ana
Hudson. from New Orleans. All report a
succession Of heavy gales and high seas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
Two Sherburu Robbers Identified

FAIRMCNT. MINI. oct. 1.-THE two
desperadoes who robbed the Sherburn
Ink ana murdered three people have
been positively identified as j. IA. ana
Ia kclliLan. eighteen and twenty-three
years Old. Their parents live al Rock
Rapids. Ia, and admit that the boys arc
their children. The Jail where la " con-
fined Is well guarded, and there ID no
danger OF 4 lynchlng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
KENTUCKY FOR SOUND MONEY!.
Probability That Mckinley VIII Carry the
state by 10000.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. p.-If the Sound
Money Democrats stand by their guns
in the election a Mckinley victory in
Kentucky is assured. In the Seventh dis
trict the Republicans demonstrated the
sincerity and honesty of their fight for
sound money by prevailing upon one OF
the most gallant Republican leaders in
the South TO withdraw from the Congress
raso ~ order that the sound poney
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ST. LOUIS. October H.-At noon to-day
on the application of Attorney Molaui,
on behalf of the state Democratic Com
miftae. "a warrant was issued for the
arrest OF D. G. Crlw ford on a. charge OK
violating the election laws. Mr Crawford
ls tho proprietor OF a. large department
store on Broadway. and last Saturday
discharged twelve of his clerks because
they declared they would vote for Bryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15

Union STOCk YARDS III, Vct.
Il cattle. Receipts. 10000, market
strong: common TO extra steers. SS;' ~
515. Stoke and feeders S2.oOn5.sO;
l,. tn. ,-estcrn rangers. s.. 2Ju3.75.
Hogs Receipts. $4,000 market steady:
heavy packing and shipping lots, S3.23N
3GO: common TO choice mixed. S3.2On5.bO.
choice assorted S35Ju3.6j; light, S5.ZO4
3.c5. pigs s. 2JN3.GO.
Shcep-Rcccipts. -, 600: market steady
inferior TO choice. S1.7JI3.30, lambs, $40
q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
The Rancr0ft's Plans.

LONDON. oct. 1f.-Ohicials at the For
eicn Office disciaim having any knowledge
of lie rercrted intention or the Inited
states to force a passage through tho
Dardanclles with the United States gun
boat Bancroft. IL is stated that the BIZ
ish fleet in the Mediterranean has not
been advised OF such movement, anu
cannot. therefore. assist the American
feet. as stated In the report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
Lilo Imnrl.onmnnt Tor I-,nchInr.

MOBILE. ALA. oct, l5.-Samp VIII
Uams and Bin Woods who were con-
yictod in tho Washington county Circuit
Court Saturday night OF participation
ia The Inchiug of Wiley Chambiis-. four
years ago. and sentenced 10 life imprison-
mlut. have been brought here and lodged
ln Jail for safe keeping. They are white.
o. Was their victim. Three OF the iyncl-
crs have been convicted. all receiving sem
fences OK Ike imuris 6nment.-New \ oriS
SIM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
CT IOEIS MARKE EFT.

ST LOUIS. MO, oct. 14.-f1our IN
changed: patent. 50 SOd3.9O: fancy, $40
i2gO: choice. S2.3Jn2.j5.
Wheat lower, May. 770TSc.
Corn lower: December, 22ac.; May
&c. bid
Oats lower: May 2ltc.
Standard mess. new. s7.C2is; old,
$751;.
Lard-Prime steam. 500; choice
Si.12i5. 1880,
Bacon-shoulders. Si7J: longs. $s7is;
clear ribs. $40.
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ranged as follows:

cash quotations were as toIIows' fIour
r- i, wood. other prices unchanged;
So. . spring wheat c7s.n60i5c.; No.
rcI 7clni2c.: No. corn 243sc.; NO.
oats. 1NG1saic; No. rye, sc, mess
Tork SGg50I 90: lard. si.30; short rib
i'e 81 -n03aO. drv sal ed shoulders,
Stoc0412ib: short clear sides, Si.254
1917: whisky. Sis.
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2 rcd. 7f11Jc.
Corn strong: No. mixed, &c.
oats very irm: No. white, ~. 30
Pork steady: city packed. family, So.oo
Iard-Kettlc steady: leaf. $40. inter-
Tor. prime steam active, no Iots led"y
for shipment. -.
Dry sailed meats steady: short clear
sides Sl2j: clear bellies. $50.
Bacon steady: loose shoulders. S4;'p'
short rib sides. $3.50. short clear SIDES
siC2ib: clear bellies. So.
Whisky steady at Sis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
M Fxtradition for lyman.

LONDON. Oct 1.-THE Governmens las
becn officially advised that the extradition
OF l.. ]. /. lyman. the alleged dynamite
constructor. who was recently arr ested
at Boulogne upon warrant. has been re-
fused by the Government OF France.
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CINCINNATI. O.. oct. -Flour-Win-
Ter patent S3s0a4.40: fancy. sS.UJM3. 20.
family. S2.7543lO; spring patent $3.50
415
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
NEW YORK DRY GOODs MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct. 1f-There has been
little change in the general condition OF
the drv goods m+rket to-day. on the
part Of sellers there is a general steadi-
pgqs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
Dc. J. William Jones to Speak.

The Richmond Coll'ge Geographlcai ana
Historical Society he'd its arst meeting
OF the session Monda.' afternoon. Inc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. Il, 1896.
ARRIVED

Barge Rose Hagen. --. Philadelphia.
cCel Richmond Ice Company.
Barge Kate y. Hagen. --. Philadel-
phia. coal. Richmond ice Company.
Barge Nankirk -. Philadelphia, coal.
Richmond Ice Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Virginia
Navigation Company.
Schooner \. W Achorn. CHM. Lam
berts Point, TO load coal for Charleston,
:. &.
schooner Standard. Godfrey. Whining
ton, Del. Via James river poplar wood.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK. oct. 1i.-Cotton quiet:
Snidlling gulf, 8 3-1e; middlins. Z 1913;
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BALTIMORE srOcll afAnKrT.

TIT 7 VII = U = lIliI| MT
BALTIMORE. MD o.f. Consoli-
ttf.l Gas stocks. e. 0G--. do. bonds,
o.. ll- lld
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. If. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Ger. steamer AugustraliI. Ncw orleans.
Rr. steamer kcnCal Castle. Galveston.
Br. steamer Oakneld. Galveston.
Br. steamer GlcnmoOr. New Orleans.
SAILED.
Rr steamer Daniel. Liverpool.
Schooner W. u. Hood, Providence.
Schooner IL. Walker. Charleston.
Schooner \. Brabrook, Allyns Point.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-17
BELIAIRE
All sort OF Local New. anrI Gossip from
the Glass City!

All SortI OF Local News amil Gossip from
the Glass City.
The marshal and ofIicSr Johnston pulled
a house In the Third ward Wednesday
night and caught two women ana two
men. The women were charged win Keep
ing a dIsorderly house and the men with
frequentlng It for immoral purposes: The
men pleaded guilty and were let on win
a fine OF 81 and costs, but the women
pleaded not guilty and are to have
hearing.
Mr.. A. C. Danford. superintendent Of the
county infirnlary, and Mrs. Sarah Rode
fer were married here yesterday by Rev.
II. A. L. King, Of the First Presbyterian
church, and left In the evening for East
RlchlAnd. where they VIII make their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Danford are excel
lent people and have a host OF friends
who wish them well
e. P. Armor, Wheeling policy" man.
was caught by Marshal BahFa In this city
and he pleaded guilty TO charge before
Mayor Williams and was taxed y ana
costs, amounting TO so 10, He paid the
bill and then decided It was good policy
to leave town.
The Republican county central commit
tee n called to meet In this city on May
s, the day OF the congressional conVeh-
tIoh, to fix the time and place tor tho
county convention. They will meet imme-
dIately after the congressional conven-
ton.
wednesday was the anniversary OF the
tornado th1t swept over st. Clairsyllie
and tore It's way through TO Martins
Ferry In 1881, and the. people who I'VE
along the pathway OF that furry OF the
elements breathe easier since the cate Is
past.
Rev. W. NJ. Denny. Of BaTnesvllie, who
has for d few years been lRbOring through,
out eastern Ohio as Sunday sch0ol
evangelist, has been appointed sYpeFln-
tendent OF the Children's Home society
for western Pennsylvania.
Gus Stevens yesterday received letter
from Dr. Davidson. manager OF the CnnI-
taunuR course at Mountain Lake Fark
every season, advising him TO have the
hoys Of the Mechanics band up on new
music for this season
The grand Jury meets at St Clairsville
neSt tuesday and common pleas court
begins the day following. 1t Will probab,y
be the shortest term Of court ever helu
In the county.
Ex-senator Harvey J. Eckley, OF Car
rollton. WAS chosen the member OF me
Republican state executive committee
from this district, and he IS an excellent
man.
Tho next meeting Of the Belmont Coun-
~ Teachers Association will be held IN
the ~. z. church In Bridgeport on sat
urday, May 2.
Newell X. Kennon went to Columbus
preme court In which he is attorney.
Mayor Williams has called a meeting OF
the board OF health to be held next Mon
day afternoon at o'clock.
Judge j. B. briggs and Hon. J. G. Helm
leiu attended court at Woodsheld TINS
week.
The st. CIairsville Presbytery will meet
at Cambridge on the 18th OF this month.
City Solicitor Armstrong was at Bealls-
Vile yesterday trying local case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-17
LOCAL pRgy1rrEs

Natter Of Minor Moment In and A'oH
the City,
-Four cases. all drunks, were on the po-
lice docket last night for trial this
morning.
Health officer Jepson reports that the
spring sanitary inspection Is progress
Ing In a very satisfactory manner.
Council has been called 20 meet this
evening, and It is very important that n
quorum In both branches should be
present.
A marriage license was issued yes
terliay by Clerk Hook to John Kuntz.
AGED % years, and Rosa Singer. aged
10. all Of Wheeling.
Yesterday was five dollar day In police
court. There were four cases before
Mayor Caldwell. and fines Of IS and
costs were nSSesscd In each case.
IN another column, Clerk T. G. Moaat,
If the board Of county commissioners,
asks for bids on the various Items Of
county road work to be done this sum-
mer.
The wheeling & Elm Grove railroad
"a beautifylng section Of the lawn In
front OF the city building and adjacent
10 its Offices. A mound Is being pre-
pared for flowers, and the surrounding
ground nicely nodded,
Wildey Rebekah Ladge No. I. o. o.
f. pavo n hot chicken supper and ball
A odd Fellows hall last night, which
drew 4 large and greatly pleased crowd.
There was n mock election held and
the following were elected: Sheriff, d.
m Taylor, fourteen votes; clerk OF the
county court Richard Robertson. thir-
fy.eight: clerk Of circuit court, Ar. G.
Davis. thirty-thrcc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-17
NupTrAI TIES.
Marriage 81 Rev Brittingham, Rector Of
81. BuIse'S Church, and Mrs.. sallie
Bsaumont-Othsr weddings.

Marriage 81 Rev Brittlngham, Rector OF
s.. BuIse'S Church, and Mrh. sallie
Heaumont-Other Weddings.
Yesterday morning very quiet wed.
ding took place at st. Lukes Protestant
Episcopal church. being the marriage
Of the popular rector, Rev. Jacob Brit
tinrhnrn. 10 Mrs. sallie Ford Beaumont,
daughter OF the late DR.. Sample Ford,
81 the Eighth ward. The services were
very simple but impressive. and were
performed by the Rt Rev. g, w. Peter
ldn, bishop Of the diocese Of West Viz
ginia. The ceremony took place at .
o'clock, and was only witnessed by MIS-
Ford, the mother of the bride, Mrs, w.
.. Caldwell, q sister Phillip, the young
son OF the groom, and Mrs. Jennette.
Rev. and Mrs. Nottingham left on the
10 o'clAcb train over the Baltimore y
pho fSeid for a trip south.
lP1n Wednesday evening. at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father, Capt. Bur-
gett MoConuhughy, West Bridgeport
Mr.. John Ochsenkuhn was united IN
marriage TO Mrs. Annie Shatter. Rev.
strahi pastor of the West End M. p.
church performed the ceremony An
elegant supper WIS., heartily discussed
by those present, after which Mr.. Och
Senlkuhn and his wife left for their home
in this city. on South Market, where
they at once went to housekeeping Mr..
Ochsenkihn has for many years been
connected with Mr.. c. w. seabrtGht'
merchant tailor
List evening at the residence of Mr..
William L. Dowler. SIX miles east OF
the city, on the Falrmont pike, oc-
CURED the marriage OF Mr.. Richard S.
Meek and Miss Clara Il. Dowler. Miss
Dowler Is the daughter of Mr.. j. F.:
Dowler, OF the Sixth ward, and Is well
known in society. MIR. Meek ID IN the
employ Of the Daily News OF this city.
pr. Riker of Fourth street NJ. p.
church. performed the ceremony before
about fifty invited guests. Among the
relatives OF the contracting parties the
following we're present;
WIN, James and Thomas Meek and
Mrs. Meek, AIr and Mrs. Richard Rob-
ertson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Dowler, Mr..
and Mrs. ], N, Dowler, MI. and Mrs.
Harry Stewart, Messrs. j. +. Dowler, ].
n. Dowler, jr.. f. H. Bowler. j. H.
Lancaster and wife and p. W. Dowier,
OF this city: Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Cox and
Mas Pearl Dorsey, OF Moundsville; Mr..
and Mrs. N. Bowler. of Powhatan,
Ohio, and DR.. Bowler and wife, OF Nc
NIeehen.
next fall, when they will go to house
keeping at 2341 Eoff street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-17
MARTTN's PERRY.
Hap, aud MlsI,apI Ia the Thriving city
Arrosa the River.

Across tho River.
Tho enntRtn of Ruth" will be pre-
scented az the Martins Ferry opera house
tonight for the first time, ana inc az az
vance sale Of sentB inSures very large
audience, There IL no truth whatever u
the report that Mrs. Flora Williams VIII
appear in the leading character oniy ohe
night. She will positively take part Dotn
Tonight and Tomorrow night. The cast
IL made m Of the very best singers In
town. Much prHcticinB has Deen GONE
md the rcheaFsals were very satisfactory
Tho cuntRtR iH n beautiful one, hha " 70
be given for the purpose OF raising I Inoney
school building. Mr.. j. c. Gray mas
charge or the cantAtR. The opera house
ghOuld he pucked both nights. the sac
for tonight is the largest for years, For
Saturday night reserved seats VIII DC
mil an snle in tho morning at $50.
THE funeral Of the late Harry Hood
who died at FRlrmont, Will take place
from the residence OF his father, AleH-
Rnder Hood. this fnoTniE ut 10 O'CLOCK.
Rev. Dr. j, W.. Robbins. pastor 81 me
II, Il. church, OF which tho deceased was
n member, viii OiilClate. The. Knights
OF Pythlas will attend In body. They
meet Mt o'clock.
Shortly after o'clock last night Mr.
George C.. BurrOw and Miss Berth Jones,
two popular young people, were married
nj tho ~ r. church PARSONAGE by hey.
Of the bride, was the only attendant.
Word from Portland yesterday stated
that David ConOway, who was assaulted
hy hts Etep-sor. viii hardly recover; The
Unfortunate man IL brother OF Charles
ConoRay, Of Martins Ferry.
Tho clippers and "cRtchers" Of tho
Aetna Standard mills will play a game
OF ball tomorrow ut 1880.
Mrs. NJ Jordon, OF sisterSvIllo. came
lin last night TO visit her friends, Mr.. and
Mrs, Daniel Cox.
Rev. Hitter. Of Columbus will preach
for the English LutheranB Sunday morn
ing and aveBing.
Plnkoy Murcer came up from Mounds
willie yesterday, tho flrst time for almost
year
Commencing Sunday summer cars will
he run on tho Bellalrn and Martins Ferry
line.
Mrs. Dnyid Evans. OF WASHINGTON
street, was reported dying last nihRt'
Charles II. Carpenter went 10 yelling"
ton yesterday on business
win Eberly, Sam Stone and Alvn Smith
30 to SlstersVlllo to-day