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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26
BELLAIRE.
Az Sort, Of Local New, AMI Gossip from
tile Glaze City.

the Glaze City.
John Lavlllc, tho boy who was re.
leased on ball hero a short TIME ago for
an assault and robbery, went to
BnrneSvllle and now he Is In the coun-
" jail for m assault out there, Ho
scemS determined to- luhd some place
for tho coming winter.
Joe McMillcn was sent to Jail for
twenty days and fined I?b and costs by
Mayor Williams yesterday for his pnrt
In the assault upon the home OF John
Ncfr, for which tho Smith brothers were
punished.
There Is not an Industrial establish
ment IN Dellalre In operation this
week and yet all OF them anticipated
u good fall business.
Mrs. l.. J. Bocshar and daughter ro-
turned yesterday to their home ut SIS
tcrsvlllc, after visiting relatives here
for some timc past,
An Italian girl about I'VE years old
was run over Tuesday evening In tho
Second ward. The little girl had her
leg broken.
Miss Katie Sherry Id home from a vls-
II TO Marietta, where she has been the
guest Of friends and relatives the past
week.
Rev. L. NJ. Weiss has gone to New
Bedford, Ohio. TO spend ten days with
friends and relatives.
Miss Anna Corbett has gone to Steu-
bcnrllle. after visiting friends and rela-
tlves In this city.
Charles Whittemorc. OF the Fifth
ward, Is visiting relatives at Stcubcn-
willie this week.
Mrs. Meyer Hcrzherg, Of SIstersvllle.
W. Va. Is the guest OF relatives In the
Fourth ward.
a number Of folks from this city at
tended the picnic given at Jerusalem
yesterday.
Everett Godfrey has gone to Mingo
Junction to spend n week with Ills
parents.
Miss Anna Hayes went TO Bethesda
yesterday. to attend the teachers In
stitute.
Mrs. Christian BIppus will leave
shortly for. ST. Paul. Mimi, TO visit rel
atives.
Messrs. D. a. Colbert and W. ].
Kirkpatrick are homo from Epworth
Park.
It Is rumored around that the steel
works will resume operations next
week.
Thomas Clegg and wife are home
from Moundsville, where they spent n
week.
The Union Sunday school picnic TO
be held at keyser's orchard tomorrow
Randall Armstrong went u to Jc-
rusalem yesterday TO visit relatives.
Miss Ora Hart Is home from a visit
with friends at Woodstleld.
will have n large crowd, II the weather
ts favorable.
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JACKSON WINS
from Wn.hington-McISrown Gets int,
a Wrnngle with the Umpire.

Il fuhki "it II ehtIhtts
Special Dispatch 10 the IntellIgencer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Aug. 2a.Jack-
son braced up to-day and put up a good
game throughout Fisher. OF. the De-
troIt Western League, appeared In the
box for Jackson. lie pitched a fairly
good game. Sowdcrs was hit freely.
Tho Washingions were disposed to
wranSle a great deal among themselves.
Several ground balls got by between
Ritz and MckeOwn in the early part OF
the game and counted as hits. There
were warm words between them on the
b-ECh. and Ritz, who has been acting as
manager during Curarn's Illness, quit
the game.
In the first inning Umpire Keefe CALI
ed Mckeown out on strikes, which an
Gertd the millionaire first baseman.
Several words passed when keefe
wound up with the remark. That will
cost you five. and I'll give you M min
ute 10 resume playing" McKeown
stiil kept up his talking. but started to
play before the minute had elapsed.
Following Is the score:
Score: Il H E
JACKSON .......3 02l0040s-1 II 10 ,
Washington 20 20O0O31O-"6 0 3
Earned runs. Washington 81: Jackson
Eases on balls, off Sowders' .; off
flsher. 3. Struck out. by Sowdcrs 4;
~ Fisher .. Hit by pitcher. Mckeown.
Three base hit. Cargo. Two-base hits,
NcCauley. Davis. Sowders. Stolen bas-
e. SOwders, DIESEL. Passed ball, Mitch
Ell, Davis. Umpire keefe. ~
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Wheeling began TO strengthen Mt the
wrong end OF the season.
Talk about your Garrison finishes!
What's the matter with yesterdays
game?
Whaling has not yet signed with any
club. He will not belong out OF q job
however.
The Saglnaws are determined 10 win
to-morrow's game. Campbell will pro-
baby accommodate them-nit.
folly Kane from his position in right
field, never fails to encourage the home
twirler when things look blue.
A good article OF ball is now being put
up on tho home grounds, and Il little ju-
dIcIous advertising would increase the
attendance.
As Robinson Is n modest fellow, II Is
safe to say that the hat he won by his
home run drive will never grow too
small for him. Is,
The interest OF the fans at New Castle
Is dying out. The players were hooted
last Saturday when Jackson defeated
the homo team.
The people OF Youngstown have been
LOYAL to their team not only In prosper
lty Dul III hiNNlti'b ri'OhAN
Initiate their example.
Wagner tells n dizzy story Ia the
Pittsburgh Post reporter about his re-
lease. He has been ordered. 10 report
TO Buckenbergcr at Toronto.
II Is cool steady pitching like Bakers
that wins games. Other pitchers may
have more strike outs, hut they gener-
ally give more bases on balls.
The locals had an uphill struggle yes
terday afternoon. but Capt. Halter en-
Unused them with his gingery cncour-
ugement all through the game.
Though Halter did not keep up his
| batting record OF MOnday. he connected
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with the hail every chance he got, Cogs.
well was afraid Of him. md gave hlma
HnttYin ~ Inunu nh In liz ~

with the hail every chance he got. Cogs.
well was afraid OF him. ana gave hlma
couple OF bnses on balls. =
Patrons OF the Wheeling tcum would
better take their MI OF the sport this
week, rs tho club leaves on It's last
western trip Saturday night mud Will
not play In Wheeling ngaln until Sep
tcmbcr Is, IN
In a game at Washington e. H., Ohio,
Street, the lcft.handcd pitcher OF tho
home team, made tho wonderful record
OF striking out % hatsmcn OF the Oppose
Ing team. This certainly takes not only
the cako but the entire bakery
1t Is now or never with tho Saginaw
team, Jackson IN close after the team
from this city and II the latter does not
brace IN the old position OF second from
tho wrong end In Btlll opcn.-Saglnaw
News. II looks like II Is never.
Dclnplainc says "Now will Power be
Eood?" and tho answering wind echoes
win hoo" Wonder whether Dclnpluinc
IL running the Interstate lcnguo or
President Power. II seems TO DO Della
nlninc, ms he Is again playing ~iInrdcsty,
this timo at short,-Saginnw News.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Iiaps and Misiiaps In the Thriving City
Across, the ltivrr.

Across the River.
The first Of the seasons open meet
Ings OF the EpwOrth League was held
In the NJ. +. church last night, especl-
ally In behalf OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Houghton and family, who leave here
to make FQirmont. w. Va, their future
home.
Miss Jennie Quinn. who has been WIS.,
lting friends, has returned home to
Mingo. accompanied by Bess Snod-
grass, who viii spend about two weeks
visiting friends there and other places.
]. w. Crooks, representative for the
I~ntelligencer at Martins Ferry, started
last evening for quite an extensive trip
on the lakes and will probably be sight
seeing for two weeks.
Last evening Miss Jennie Lyle very
pleasantly entertained at her home On
Clay street, In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Houghton.
Rev. E. C. Simpson returns home to
Dayton. Ohio. to-day, after a weeks
visit with his family among friends
here.
Miss Essie Boyd leaves on Monday
next, for 81. Paul, where she will at
tend school this winter.
Emerson Campbell left here last night
for Zoar. Ohio. where he will recuperate
for about " weeks.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford will speak In
Martins Ferry. Saturday. September
8.
r. ]. Irwin returned last evening
from Cleveland.
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OIL OPERATIONS
In this scction-Thr Recent Strike In
Peasants County.

III this Section The Recent Strike In
peasants County.
20. s. W." writing about operations
In the Slstersville and lower oil fields
says:
Operations In the Gordon sand terri
tory, In WetZel county. are commencing
In earnest. The South Penn and Gray
son have drilled In their well on the
Iiermes farm. Barncsdall & Co., will
start n well at once on the Englebury
farm, located 1000 feet southeast OF the
Iiermes, and the South Penn company
and Grayson Will start u couple Of new
tests In that locality.
The HermeS well continues to spray oil
but will not be drilled any deeper until
the pipe line has been connected.
The Carter OIL Company'G test on the
Anderson farm. located between the
Hermes well and the Mills tract well, Is
delayed with n fishing Job In the spray
above the Gordon.
Near Raven Rock, Peasants county,
Stewart & Mercer have n rig UP near the
late strike. on the Barker, located Gnc
feet northeast and will start another ut
once.
Steele SEQ. Will drill two more test
wells onithe Wells farm near Bens run.
The initial well Is producing ten or NJ
teen barrels a day.
The recent strike on Broad rln, Jeffer-
son district. Peasants county. located
on the C. C. Whowalter farm, Is produc-
ing ninety barrels n day from the Cow
run sand and has caused quite n camnlo
ition In that locality. The new well Is n
much better producer than any previous
discovery in that territory.
In the. old Cairo territory. a. c. Haw-
dns has drilled in his No. ., on the Nc
Gregor farm. located q half mile north OF
the town of Cairo, and has a forty barrel
pumper. No. l, on the same farm, was
about the same size when completed.
The Associated Producers OIL Com
pany has drilled It's well on the ]. L.
Burger farm, Clay district, Wood coun-
ty, below the depth Of which the Berea
grit should have been found. but failed
to find any trace OF that formation. The
well will probably be drilled TO the Cor
don.
Operations are quiet in Greene county.
There are not more than 4 dozen wells
drilling In the entire county.
a mile south OF Ninevah, the Union
Oil Company Is starting q test well on
the McCollum farm.
North and east Of the well on the
Price farm, near New Freeport, Guftcy
& Queen are drilling 4 well on the Hugh
Smith farm.
To the south and southwest the South
Penn OIL Company Is doing some little
prospecting but none OF the wells will be
due for some time.
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BALTIMORE, August 25.-In the
FIRST game to-lhy the Champions SEEM
I'd unable to recover the shock they ro-
cclved In tho first inning when Ave hlts
ncttcd tho Spiders M many runs Or,
Ponds pitching wa the feature OF tho
second game, In which hc gave Ave hits,
Excitement ran high to tho very last
when at the ond Of the ninth. with thu
score tied, Umpire Hurst called tho
game. Attendance, 1i,LO&.
First gnme-Score; ~ Ru u
Baltimore 30 0 o 0 30 o o 2-Sie i
Cleveland ..,6 . > 0 3'0 0 o l-il ia :
Earned runs. Baltimore 2; Cleveland Z
Pitchers, ole and Corbott. Young. Jim.
plrc, Hurst. Time. 200,
Second g~amc-score. RIFE
baltimore sol 0 0 OIL 0 0 0jl? :
Cleveland 80 | y |. 0 . 0 il 4 0
Earned runs. baltimore I; Cleveland l.
Time, $50.
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GREESSBORO-River G feet . inches
and stationary. Fair and pleasant.
OIL C~1TY-Riycr . inches and fall
Ing. Clear and pleasant.
WARREN-Rivcr A foot. Clear and
pleasant.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6 feet S
inches. Clear.
PITTSBURGH-Rivcr IS and falling
at the dam. Clear and pleasant.
STEUBENVlLLE-Rivcr 3 feet 0
Inches and stationary. Clear and warm,
PARK Observation-Disclosures 6 feet and
falling. Clear and cool. Down-vallcy
Belle. Ruth. Due down-Llbcrty. Due
up-Bcdford.
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The Jewel got away on time yesterday
for Darlington.
The Bedford will be here Thursday
morning en- route to Pittsburgh.
The Liberty left for Parkersburg yes
tcrday morning with n big trip.
The river il about on n. stand with 8
feet s Inches OF. water in the channel.
The Ben Hur Is on the docks at PIT.
Pleasant. and the Lorena Is tied up at
GAINESVILLE. = HY5
The Victor was yesterdays Mntamo-
ras packet. The Andy Hatcher will
leave for the same place to-day at II a.
m.
The Hudson has been running be-
tween Coney Island and Cincinnati, but
will lay up at Cincinnati the last OF the
month.
Tho Enos Taylor did not get away
from Liverpool until early yesterday
morning on account OF the fog. She left
yesterday for Steubcnvllle at the usual
hour.
The Argand, n brand new boat, with
Capt. J.. n. Flcsher In command and W.
NJ. Goodwin In the Office, will leave on
Wednesday morning at II o'clock for
Marietta and way points. Shippers
should take into consideration that her
officers are thoroughly reliable and that
they can rest insured that their goods
will be delivered promptly.
Captain Asa Booth has been ut the
wheel of the United States snagboat e.
A. Woodruff during all her work the
past month, and Is now in the pilot
house of the Liberty. This work during
low water has given him peculiar OPP
p]ortunitIcs for getting the lay OF tho
channel which will be OF use 10 him
when he Is called on TO take charge OF
towboats during any rise that may &C.
cur. There Is no better pilot on the
Ohio river than Captain Asa
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: H.. /: !.

Mr.. c. d. YONKER. n well known
druggist OF Bowling Green, Ohio, ia
speaking OF Chambcrln!n's Cough REM
cdy, says: II take pleasure In recon-
mcnding It to my customers, for l am
certain TINT It VIII always please them,
l sell more OF It than all other kinds
put together" For sale by c. r.,
Goethe. W. w. Irwin. C. Schncnf, C.
Menkemcller. John Klari. W. II. Hague.
Fl. G.. Stewart, r. r. Burt, ]. Coleman
A. e. Schcalc. William Menkcmc!lcr,
J. G. Eholc. Wheeling: Bowie & Co.
bridgeport; b. f. Peabody q Son, Ben.
whod
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WASHINGTON, d. c., August g5.-
Mercer and McJnmes won tho games
for Washington to-day. In the nrst
ganlo four hits were made or Mercer In
tho first Inning, but during the rest OF
the game they were few and scattered,
Only three red legs went to bat In each
OF six innings In the second game. In
another inning only two men went TO
bat and one drew n base ON balls. Az
tendance, i,7lO. KS
First ~Hnmc-ScorO: RUE
Washington IL 0 0 . 90 D 0 Ii . 4
Cincinnati Ia 0 . 0 90 o 0 % d 4
Earned runs. . each. Pitchers, Mercer
n Ehret. Umpire, Sheridan. Time, 200,
Second G~ame-Score; RTE
Washington 20 o . 2 O - & o
Cincinnati 40 0 0 . . y o o III 4 0
Earned runs Washington .: Cincinnati l.,
PITCHERS. McJames and Ithincs. Umpire,
Sheridan. Time, l:ll.
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NEW FIELD OPENED

AZ stillweil, Wood County = Oper.
Htors Riocking 10 tho Field and Paying
Large liGnu,es for Leases.
Special Dispatch TO, the fntclllgenccr.
PARKERspURG, W. Va. Aug. 25.-
The well on tho Henderson, farm. drilled
In by stiles Kelly md others, was shot
today, and Is rated at 1875 barrels. The
well Is at Stillwell, six miles directly east
or this city, and three miles from the
southernmOst line OF tho Waverly field.
1t opens up q new deep field. and opera
tors from all tho surrounding fields nre
Hooking through this city into the new
field. Land in that vicinity Is being
grabbed up by anxious and eager oil
men, who are paying large bonuses.
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NEW YORK. August 25.-Two games
were played by the New Yorks and
L%ouisvilles to-day. each team securing
u victory. Attendance. 5000.
First game-Score: RUE
Louisville 80 0 } o : 0 0 0 e-6 10 !
New York; 0 . 0 0 o o. 10 I
Pitchers, Frazer and Meekin. Umpire,
Emslie. Time 2:05.
Second S~ame-Score: H e
Louisville 80 0 0 0'2'2 20 0-6 IL 4
New York ....i 2 0 o 0 90 0-S s 3
Earned runs. Louisville .: New York !.
Pitchers, Cunningham and Doheny. Um-
Dire. Emylic. Time 9.ll
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Fifteenth Consecutive Victory.
Speciai Dispatch to the Intelligencer.

MARIETTA, Ohio, August 25.-The
Mariettas won their fifteenth consecu-
tive victory to-day by defeating the
splendid Cambridge "Hoodoos," nine 10
three. The game n 4 good one
throughout. but the home team out
played the visitors at all points. The
Taylor brothers battery was TOO much
for the visitors, while Marietta got at-
ter CoGan for thirteen hits. The same
Clubs play WednesdaY and Thursday.
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MANY a days work Is lost by sick
headache, caused by indigestion and
stomach troubles. DcWitt's Little Early
Rlscrs arc the most cffectunl pill for
overcoming such difficulties. Charles
n. Goethe. corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie & Co. bridgeport: Pea
body e. Son, Benwood. 3
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The people recognize and appreciate
real merit. That Is why Hoods Sar-
sapnrllia has tho largest sales In tho
world. Merit In medicine means tho
power to cure, Hoods Snrsaparilln
overwhelmingly, permanently cures.
1t IL the Ono True Blood Purifier. It's
superior merit Is an established fact.
and merit wins.
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PHILADELPHIA. August 25.-Thc
Phllles and Browns split even today.
this former winning the early game and
the visitors the second, Attendance,
5000.
First gume-Scoro: RIFE
Philadelphia q 0 3 1910 l-9ii 2
st. Louis .....O o l 0 . 0 0 lO s 6
Earned runs. Philadelphia l: st. louis 2.
Pitchers, Orth and Hart. Umplres. Hen
derson and Campbell. Time, Las.
Second gome-ScOre: X II L
Philadelphia % 2 0 0 0 OF 10 /
st. Louls......3 o 0 0 0 0 4 0 Is II Q
Earned runs. Philadelphia 5; st. Louis Z.
Pitchers, Keener and Breltenstein. I'm
pires, Henderson and Campbell. Time,
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Wheeling ....."....O 900 O03O 3-6
Saginaw ..........,0 0 0 v 30l0 ~

Eu.ned runs, Wheeling. J. Sacrifice hits,
Miles. Hemphill. LET, on baSes. Wheel
Ing ?; Saginaw I. Two-base hits, Thurs
tor, Shaw. Home run. Robinson. Stolen
bases, Robinson, Haller, Eorthwang. Bas-
Is on balls. OF Baker 4; OF CogSswell II.
Hit by pitched ball, CoEgswell. Struck out.
by Baker }: by Coggswell }. Time, l:i5.
I'--nlra White EsA.
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DgY7

.... .#.. III.
wheeling won out In tho ninth yes
,srday after tho most sanguino fan had
ttn.ed to hopc for victory, Tho sagl-
n,Ns awoke from their lcthargy OF the
day before, and put up a snappy game
,nom start to finish. Cogswcll was In
the box for the visitors, and though
Wild at times, succeeded In shutting
che Nailcrs out until the seventh In
pInS. Up until then he had retired
them almost In their regular batting
Srdsr, without a hit Even bases were
not stolen with the same freedom IA on
the previous day, and Nothwans cut
on several at the second bag. TO
,Homc Run" Robinson MS no has been
dubbed, Is due a large share OF WHEEL
tnr,s victory, In the ninth after nj
man had gone out, doubles by Thurston
and Shaw scored the former. Gallagher
S,ulcd out 10 Nothwang. With Shaw
on second. the score tied, aud Visions
NJ Charley Mobiles hat TO the Wheel
ing batter putting q homer over the
centre field fence. Robinson lifted the
snherc high over the fe..ce into the or-
rsard back OF centre. II Is needless to
Md that he was the hero OF the day.
The game was Interesting and enjoy
ohle. and merlted u larger attendance.
The Saginaws started the rur-getting
IN the nth. With the bases fuQ. Cogs-
well singled, scoring Stout. Cogswcll
came home on Robinson's tumble OF
Miles grounder. y hit by Hcmphlll
brought In Miles. In the seventh Sow
Jsrs singled, and Cogswell was hit By
Dnxrr, on a clever sacrifice by Miles,
SSwders scored. The eighth and ninth
were zerOs.
In Wheellng's fourth with three on
bases, and two men out, the home team
rad a chance 10 score, but sWhaley
fsW out to Miles. The same thing oc-
cured In the seventh. This time Cogs-
wr!l gave Shaw his base on balls, fore
lus Baker, the hardy little twirlcr, In
with the first run. Sowders fumbled
G1llaSher's grass cutter and Violet tai
lJed a, the plate. On Robinson's single
rhurston came home. The eighth was n
bllnk. In the ninth Violet went out to
Ant, Thurston scored on a two! bagger
O, his own, and n similar hit by Shaw
and RObinSon's home run put the Nall
prs in the lead. To the relief OF the
SPECTATORS, rhe gentlemen from the VOL
yeripe state went ont In the ninth on
de. to whaley and Gallagher. The
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Chicago Wins,

BROOKLYN. August 2j.-Brooklyr
and Chicago played a pretty game to-
day. The features were stops by Ptel-
fer and Dahlen. TIE,
Chicago 80 o I0o12 O+ll 0
Brooklyn IL 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 O-l II 2
Earned runs. Chicago ): Brooklyn l..
Pitchers. Griffith and Payne. Umpire,
Lally. Time. 1:i3. Attendance, 1900.
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THE whole system Is drained and un-
dermincd by indolcnt ulcers and open
sores. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvn
speedily heals them. II s the Best piio
cure known. Charles II. Goetze. corner
Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie &:
Co. bridgeport; Peabody & Son. Ben
wood. ""c a.
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FOR three years ] suffered from Salt
Rheum. II covered my hands to such
an extent that | could not wash them.
Two bottles OF BurdOck Blood Blttcrs
cured me-" Libbio Young, Popcs Mills,
st. Lawrence county, N. Y.
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Keeping Up Their Pace.
lai DIsnnrch IN thu IntellIpcncer
A BATTING RALLY
In the Seventh md Eighth by Iostor
Won tho Game.

BOSTON. August 2i.-Boston won TO-
nay'a game by one OF their old-time
batting rallies. Sullivan and YerrIcls
yer" both battcd out OF the box. All OF
S!I"n's bases on balls resulted IN runs.
EcOrr:
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NOR SALE
oco city Bank Building. 40, MarkO. stree.

e, TOCkS FOR SALE.
y % shares Wheeling Railway Co.
) Wheeling Pottery bonds. G por cont
20 shared Junction Iron Company.
10 shares LuIIcllo Iron Works.
70 shares BellRiro Steel Company.
10 shares Wheeling Bridge Company.
so shares Dollar Savings Bank, fiollnire.
30 siinroa Aptnn-Stnndnrd Steel & Iron Co.
~ shnres Wheeling Steel and Iron Co.
20 shares Franklin Insurance Company.
r. $. IRWIN, Broker. - Twelfth St.
jel0
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PROPOSALS.
FOR SALE.
WEST VIRGINIA,

Tho National Collection Agency, o,
Washington, d. c., will dispose OF tho fol-
lowing Judgments:
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HOODS PILLS IRE easy TO take, cnsy
to operat. Cure Indigestion. headache.
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Headache cured In 20 minutos by Ii
Milos' Pain Pills. "One cent u Dose" 4
druggists
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

ToR RENT-TWo OFFICES ADJoIN-
u ING in City Bank building, on tho
third floor. Possession given at once.
FoSToRIA GLASS CO., M%oundsvllle. ".
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26

ESI Virginia,
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,,h bSmHSt3n io'i nnu S9ko Co, Lexington.
~ \; oomm e & ~ sIuetield; ~ ll;CJ.
I, 1IlssitS- ~ nIeiZ, ~ 81; Farrell.
SSormah " 60. iirookvllle, Si9a %; ].
Schultz, Charlcstown, Sos a; G, Nj, Chris.
tian. Dingess, Sis Go; C. L. BENEDICT, East
Bank, SlS7 90; T. ]. Baker. Fcttcrman,
$l2G %; c. Rogers, Framclown, sg7 Is; a.
s!;ssa9fs!sc 4, q: i; "; So%an, GsssnEooaa,,
NJ. Llndan, Neystone. $50 lS; Pa Lyons,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-26

EoR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
II the city; large and plenty OF light;
Ing In the city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply ut HUB CLOTHlERS. Fourteenth
and Market streets. ja3l