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< The following letter was written yes
terday by Mr. C, b. Elliott, chairman
OF the Republican congressional COM
mIttee, and addressed to Mr., Frank C,
Cox. chairman Of the Democratic con-
sressIonal committee, and will explain
Itself:
Frank c. Cox, Chairman OF Congress-
i1nal Committee. First West V!r-
gina District, Wheeling, IS. va.
DEAR SiR:-Cap,ain Dovcncr will
accent Your Invitation for a Joint dis
cusSion with Colonel Arnett for Tues
uay' october -, the discussion TO take
place In the Auditorium on the camp
grounds ut Moundsvlllc. to commence
ut o'clock on said day, Captain Dov-
ener has Cancelled his appointments in
Gilmcr county. In order to meet that
uatc. II this discussion Is to take place
We WISH to specify that nil the prOvis-
ions oil the st. Louis and Chicago plat
iorms' respectively, shall constitute the
sSsues 10 be considered: that a atenog-
ranhcr To be agreed upon shall make a
iulI report FOR publication; that two
hours to two hours md fifteen minutes
De allowed each debater and the ex-
pense or arranging the meeting be
paiu Jointly by the two committees
we ask prompt answer to our pro-
poSal and are ready to meet you at
once TO arrange the details.
Yours very truly.
c. d. ELLIOTT, Chairman.
Wheeling, October :, 1896,
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FOREIGN MISSIONS.
MeefinS OF Philadelphia Branch OF wo-
mems Society OF the VI. C, Church.

mems society ofthr u. Z. Church.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Oct. The
twenty-slxth annual meeting of the
Philadelphia branch OF the Womcn's
Foreign Missionary Society OF the Meth
0dist Episcopal church convened at 10
a. m In the Arch street Methodist EMS
c0pal church, Allegheny. The PhIladel-
phia branch Of the association includes
nine conferences. representing a total
membership of l5.02S members. About
200 delegates were present at the opening
session. After the ADDRESS OF welcome.
Mrs. T. II. Wilson. branch treasurer OF
the association. reported as follows
Balance on hand from September 30,
1898. 10 September 60. 1896, $G.13I IS, from
conferences. $27.Gl4 lc; requests, 3d.
92i SO; from other sources. $3.50 SO. To-
tai receipts. for year, $32,77S 90. Grand
total. S3S.505 81. Thank offerings, sS,-
26i 80. Disbursements, S2S,372 OF, Bal
ance. Slo.l33 ST. Total. $2S, sos 81. Con-
tingent fund receipts-Balance on hand
from September 30. 1895. TO September
80, 1886. $lS9 &C; from conferences. $554 20
from other sources. S9l "A: total $685. 30.
Disbursements, $Gi5 II. Balance, $3.50 70,
making grand total OF $S35 30.
Mrs. S. l.. kccnc. OF Philadelphia the
branch corresponding secretary. had In
her report a synopsis of the work done
In foreign Countries. The report showed
that the work done In the past year was
highly satisfactory. But there Is stlll 4
sad need OF money donations.
The afternoon session was taken up
wholly by committee reports.
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ccllcnt results. 1t did great good for
my wife. We think highly OF DR..
Greene'S Ncrvura blood and nerve rem
cdy, and cordially recommend it."
Rev. c. D. Il. Meacham, pastor Zap
fist Church, Towushcnd, Vt, states:
4 am very glad to say in regard to
DIR. Grccnc's great remedy, that when
my blood was badly impoverished and
my nervous system greatly impaired,
Dr. Grcenes medicine gave me won
dcrful relief"
Rev. Henry Langford, of Weston, W.
Va, says: Il took DR.. Grcene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and am Won
dcrfully improved in health and
strength. | can heartily and truth
fully recommend it to the SICK"
Clergymcn strongly recommend the
people to use DR.. Greenc's Ncrvura
blood and nerve remedy, because they
know i, cures, and because it is L
physicians prescription, the diScov-
cry Of the most successful specialist
in curing nervous and chronic diseases,
Dr. Greene, Of IS West 18th St, New
York City, who can be consulted free,
personally or by letter. ....
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HE WAS JOKING.
A Washington Sian who Snid lie would
Take that $40. 900 bet, Only lie Didn't.

For q time last night 1t looked as
though DR.. Gillespy and the other SIS
terSvllle people who have $4,000 to bet
on Mckinley. had found Il takcr, but II
turned out 10 he nothing but Il Joke.
Last nigh: about s O'clock Il telephone
message from Little Washington was
received ut the Intclligcnccr office, stat
Ing that an oil man Of that town, Mr..
Peter Murphy. had said that he would
accept the offer OF the Slstrrsvlllc pcO-
pie. Telephone communication was AZ
once opened up with Little Washing
ton, an effort being made to uncarth
Mr.. Murphy. Finally, about II o'clock.
the gentleman called up the Intclligcn.
Ger. He admitted he had said early in
the evening that he would accept the
offer Of the S!stersvillc people. but, as
he explained over the phone, 1t was all
little joke: he did not mean to make
the wager. In fact. so he says, he could
not make the bet II he wanted to. as
he did not have $4,000 At his COM
mand. Mr.. Murphy's explanation
made the newspaper man, who had
spent two or three dollars in telephnn-
&c and telegraphlc tolls, in this antici-
patton OF pulling down that $500 ofCe.-
ed by the SistcrsvIlle people to the per-
son who would find 4 ,akcr for the
bet. feel very wear.
The Register still has 4 chance to
earn that $500 by producing tuker for
the Sistersv.ilc gentleman. The Regis
ter. by the way. did not publish DR..
Gtliespy's communication yesterday
morning, In which full particulars were
given as IL the proposed wager OF
course it had space the day before TO
mlsreprescn- matters by saying the Of
fer was bluff. Tha Register Is any
thing but fair
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rarlancc, Grover no. It In tho neck. rho
nhtlonnl'bnnlIa were national robbers,
and 1t Is the duty OF every PopocrUt to
oppose them. The supreme court Ia not
always fight and IL open to question.
In this strAln-a strain 10 the weary
spcctators-Mr, hlcxmdtt harangucd
az tho evening wore on. Air. Dryden
was supposed to be the second uttrac.
ton, but Mr.. hleXapder consumed 40
much tlmo that one speech was enough.
II the few people left In the hail hnd
waited for Mr.. Dryden to address them,
they wcr" doubtless ComfOrtcd by Chair
man Lnngc. who announced that Mr..
Dryden would speak In the near future.
Both the meeting and the parade must
have been az great n disappointment to
the promoters OF them M they were to
the people attending thcm, which IL say-
Ing great deal,
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GOSPEL OF HEALTH.
Glad Ildings Proclaimed by Thank
full Ministers.
Hope for Weak and Dnhiiltatsd People.
low Health md Strength Mny DO
Readily Obtained.

There are no words SO strong us these
spoken by tho true minister OF tho
Gospel. Ono knows and feels, instinct
lively, that such words come from tho
hcnrt, and arc uttered only with the
earnest purpose Of doing good to hu.
inanlty. These great preachers thus
proclaim new Gospel OF Health to tho
sick and discouraged, which means re.
newcd health, hope, happiness.
Rev. T., II. iiuirum, of Winchester,
n. H., who is Grand Army Chaplain for
the state of New Hampshire, says -
"Thc remedial effect OF DR.. Grccnc's
Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy on
the weaknesses ind nervous proStra.
ton Of my wife, was SO positive and
speedy that we can heartily testify to
It's undoubtGd merits"
Rev. G. l.. Wells, Of lIardwick, Vt,
writcs:-
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. THE
President has appointed William II.
White, of Virginia. TO be United States
attorney for the eastern dIstrIc, Of Vir-
EInia, 10 succeed Francis r. Lasstcr,
whose participation In Old Dominion
politics drew forth Il letter from Attor-
ney General Harmon taking strong
grounds against that judicial officers
active participation In politics.
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for case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured, amounts 10 nothing except to
sell article. DO You know Of any such
reward being paid? Ely Bros. do not
promise rewards IN order to sell their
well-known Cream Balm" They Of
fer the most effective mcdicants, pre-
pared In convenient form to use. which
Is absolutely free from merCurials or
other harmful drugs.
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Tho best salvc IN the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rhcum. fever
sores. letter. chappcd hands, chIlblalns.
corns. and all skin cruptsons. and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required
It IL guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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. STROUDSBURG. Pa. Oct. Con-
gresham Joseph j. Hart. of the Eighth
district. who was rcnominated by the
Democrats, has Withdrawn in the inter-
est Of harmony. This leaves but two
candidates IN the fcld-Lairl II. Barber,
Democrat and Judge kirkpatrick, Re-
nuhllCnn.
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CHRONIC constipation is n painful.

CHRONIC constipation Is painful
dISaErccublc and ifc-shortcnlnG DIM
Guilty. 1t drrangcs the system, causes
sick hcndaChc. bad breath, and poIsony
the blood. 1t can be readily over
come by De Wits Little Early Rlsers,
These little pills are great regulators.
Charles Il. Goethe. corner Twelfth nnI
Market streets; Eowlc Il Co., Bridge
port; Peabody e. Son, Bcnwood.
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J c. D. THOMPSON. ChIef marshnl
Chief of stan.

To-n!ghts meeting in Upper Ben
wood will be n rouser II the weather
Is good, and the parade, that will pre-
cede 1t Will be one TO be proud of.
Nearly every club in the county will
be ont in full force and that they will
make "a fine appearance goes without
saying.
AS will be seen by Chief Marshall
Baguley's general order, the north OF
the creek clubs and the Fifth and
Sixth ward clubs Will form az Twelfth
and Chapline streets and march over
the creek, where the clubs from tn,
Eighth ward. Benwood and Mounds
Vile will join in. SO the place to seq
the full escort is over the creek. and
no doubt hundreds OF uptown resi-
dents will go to the South Side to see II.
The meeting vii! be held at the Drov
er's Home. just below the street car
barns and Will be addressed BY c. II
. Payne, OF Charleston, Mcssrs. Walter
II. Rinchart, Thomas O'Br!en, IT., and
others OF this city.
The citizens OF the South Side are
urged to decorate their homes and give
the clubs royal welcome.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Meetings In the Future and Gossip About
the Club Organizations,


The excursion to Canton on Satrrday
+ Will be the largest taken from Wheeling
to the home OF the next President 40 far
this campaign. The probabilities are
that Il will require two trains to carry
the people. The clubs that will go are
the H. G. Richards Six FOotcrs, the Tar
III Champions, the pottcrs, the T. r
/ Dovcncr club. the Mckinley and Hobart
club. O: Benwood. and others. The RIy-
erside Iron workers Will also 20 and take
Il band with them. The clubs will also
be headed by band. There are hum
dreds OF delegations from all over The
country going 10 Canton Saturday. and
/ It will be the larEus, crowd Of the year
3 In that town. The Wheeling boys mny
be relied upon TO hold their own In APP
pearancc and department.
The II. C. Richards Six Footcrs orc
called to meet tonight at Gas In full
uniform to take part In the escort.
All clubs are urged 10 report promptly
tonight so there will be no delay in
starting the escort. Chief Narshnl R,r-
uley will start It at the hour named in
his general order.
Z The members OF tho Sixth ward Climb
will report ut their Headquarters
promptly at o'clock tonight.
The Elkins Cadets will meet n. the
Odd Fellows hall at : o'clock tonight in
2 full uniform. for the purpose of Joining
In the escort to the speakers and march
to the upper l3enwoOd meeting. The
extra uniforms have arrived and cnn h..
secured at Ritter's barber shop. 1907
Main street.
Plttsburghera are arranging for the
big day OF the campaign, and az usual,
It will be the Saturday before the cleo
/ tIon. The plans as laid 10 far are for n
B complete suspension of business on SAT-
urday. October 81, and the day will he
. given UP to the Republicans. The par
nde viii take place In the afternoon, and
{ 1t bids fair to be larger than any ever
given In the Ohio valley. Clubs from all
over the country will be In line, and the
Wheeling clubs will be invited to parti-
clpntc. The Pittsburgh clubs will come
to Wheeling before that time, and no
doubt their visit Will he returned by n
large delegation from this city on the
31st inst.
A prominent retail merchant on Mar
ket street. who makes n specially Of
campaign buttons and badges, Informed
nm 1ntellgencer reporter yesterday, that
he sells at least ten times us many Nc
KInIey and Sound Money buttons as he
does OF Bryan or Free Silver. This Is
remarkable considering the fact that
nearly every Republican was supplied
with n Mckinley button before the con-
ventlon.
The First ward Republican Club has
been called to meet at the headquarters
\ tonight at G:i5, to march to N. Odd
4 Fellows hnll where they viii Join In the
escort to North Bcnwopd. Every men,
Der Is urged 10 turn out.
The Island Republicans will hold n
meeting tomorrow night mt their head
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..DI0YENER ACCEPTS
ING Challenges for n Joint Debate
With Col. Arnett.
TIE MOuNDSvlLLE AUDITORIUM

a ''''' ~ ITO Place, aud Tuesday, Oeto-
Der Va, tho Da'o-rhe Chicago and ~.
Louis Platform to be the Issues Dis
e"s'ed--The Democratic Committee liza,
Not Yet Agreed to tho Place and Date.
The Alexander Meeting In tho East End.
To-nsshus Meeting In l.cnwooi.
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EOR S ALI

House, rooms. and S-room"d house n
rear, &oFt Street. Fifta ward, Terms easy.
House. l@.rC0Gls vide center halls mol.
Irn ConrtDIUnccs and large LOT. NJ -
ShnDllnu street.; cheap and terms cr-r.
!iouse, rooms, Eighteenth 81: Hlf.
blouse. 5 ROOMS, bath hot anu .CI
water, holh gases, aud In rear dnUl.h
hpusc' rooms each. Market stree. Ne
tween Seventh and Eighth, bargain .;
$50 will bay two lots fronting on Charles
ard liich StHGrtS.
E"'0 VIII hUr Il nice lot fronting on i.i9t
street; onc-third' cash balance on easy
&eo VII! hlW good two.roomed house.
fronting oniGGaDluc street. near EcA'i
S@o VIII Buy house Of J rooms on Ch'iy
street; Nllp cash, balance i'll rent,
E'.a VII! hay house q rooms on Wilson
street Ccntcv Wheeling; 500 cash, balance
III rent. .Fsu
$50 willis. hay hou:r Of rognls o1
SharIc9 SirEGt: Onc-half cash, balance On
easy terms,
Lots ou .LiGd street. Cherry street and
McColIoch erect at from so to $,hN each
on easy tciNs.
Money tDlOan on city real estate.
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EVEN catarrh. that dread breeder OF
consumption. succumhs TO the healing
influences Of Thomas EclectriC on. !
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MIR. ". W. Downing. representing
james Thornton's Elite vaudeville COM
p2ny, which comes to the Grand the last
three nights of next week, arrived In the
city last night. Mr.. Downing Is promi-
ncnt in thespian circles and has Il large
number OF friends in this city.
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T0-NIGIlT'S TURNOUT.
Shief Marshai BHgnlry Issues n General
Order for the TURNOUT OF the Marching
Clubs To the Ecnwuod Meeting

HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN
MARCHING CLUBS.
WHEELING. W, Va, Oct :.
General Order No. l.
!. HavtrS been elected chief marshal of
the Wheeling Republican Marching clubs.
command Is hereby assumed
>, Z, u. Thompson Is hereby nppoIntcl
chief OF StaU. lie Will be rrSDectcd and
ohcyed accOrdInSly.
J. Aides, representing tho various clubs
VIII report 10 the chief marshal. mounted
uniformed in dark suit. military slourh
hat and red sash. on Thursday evening nj
Twelfth and ChnplIno streets. at 7:!5
O'clock, sharp
4, The clubs vii parade for escort on
Thursday evening In the following order,
from right 10 .elt:-ElkinS Cadets, TarirY
Champions, II. c. Richards Six Footcrs.
Fred Douglass club, First ward. Fourth
ward, Fifth ward. Sixth ward and Eighth
ward GIBBS. All clubs except those from
the Eighth ward, will report at Twelfth
ana Chapilne streets at 100 p. IN, sharp,
ana march. over the following route, meet
ing the Eighth ward clubs en- route From
Chapline on Twelfth to Market, 10 TwentI-
eth. to ChHplIne, to Thrty-thlrd, 10 Jacob,
TO speakers stand ut Drovcrs' uome,
o, Al all pnrades captains OF clubs will
report in person or through an hide 10 the
CHIEF marshal or the chief OF stan imlne-
d!ately on their arrival at the rendezvous
BY order OF
C. D. THOMPSON, Chief marshal
Chief of stan.
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CHRONIC coughers are stupid hores
and should be forced to use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the only Infalllble REM
ndv
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SMITH & DICKINSON,
EXCHANGE HANK BULn!YG.
HAVE YOU SAVED MONEY?

Why not Invest It in good sccurMcs'
We have some frst-class c per cen, I'.-st
Mortgage Bonds for sale. in sums o. E..q.
$50 or-&l, con, TO suit purchaser.
Also % shares Warwick China Company
stoc! cheap,
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The Cyclcrs' Republican Club held n
meeting In the police court room last
night, which was largely attended. and
the Interest the local wheelmrn are taxi
Ing In the club, Indicates that 1t will he
n great one. a number OF the fam
h"aux torches hive arrived, and several
dozen more are on the road. The uni
form, which consists OF gold caps, capcs
anu lcEgtnH. will arrive tomorrow and
the club viii appear f0r'thc first time In
Saturday nights escort To the East End
meeting, which will be addressed by
Hon. c. l.. Wcems OF Ohio The boys
drilled last night after the meeting and
showed mp In fine style They will meet
again at the same place tonight, when
every whcclman who Is rot already
member OF any club, Is Invited 20 join.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


lhc 'PfoulSnl Rather opens thrcc
crn IIousc. commencing t,.nIrht Thr
.n.,,Ii,.a, r,,,,a.,. ,'s
'"N's"' "''e' !" '"'er eo'"e"S
In three acts. anu triumphant sue
cess OF MIR, MacDonOugh's. II hng an
ut,,uo,, ,,torcv,.,v MA, ,,a tolls ,ho
""' '''S
Story OF III o'u sVIehIlst VINO mas UVcu
a pure and easy life. JIG Is about 10
make n trim to Afrlcn for tho purposc
4, o.,,,rI,,. ~, ,,uI, =, 49,, a,,'.,.
Va ''e Wv """ VI ''"t ''u"l's
IN the interests or geographical So
cIcty OF which he IL u member. Just rs
II, Ia cmhnrkinr In ,bn s,e,mcr h, I.
'a,,a,,,,,,,, 49,, ,,,.,, ,','l
c"'F"HVeu ny VISION OIL ioVe1iieSS III
the shape OF Il gay scrio-c0mic actress,
lie starts In pursuit OF her, md fol-
lows her for two monthg. rnlravorIn-
to make an impression, but finding
that he has made no progress, he gives
up the chase. In his pursuit OF the fair
charmcr, Ire has taken no thought ~
the flight % time; hence the shin has
sailed, and he Is COmpcllcd ia return
home. Upun arriving there. he uscs his
trip--or supposed trip-(hat produce
much OF the fun.
VOltnirc In the eighth edition of his
"Dlctoncorle PhIIosophIutIes" makes
that famous parsonage of the sixteenth
century known In "rlr, Man in the
Iron Mask" a son OF Annie Of Austin
by the Duke OF buckingham. who, from
his close resemblance 10 King Louis
XIV, IN sentenced 10 wear untN Ma
death. an iron mask. This Inference on
the feat OF VoltaIrc, is much observed
by the dates, fOrty-elght ypnrs having
elapsed between the first Improvement
of the mask" in Pignerol and the
actions OF Annie and buckingham. Mir
Donald Robertson In his ndnntatIon ~
Dunner famous story. "rhc Man In
the Iron Mask" closely follows Dun-
ncr's idea. tina. OF the mask" bcInr
the twin brother OF Louis XIv, Mr.
Robertson and Miss Brandon Douglass
will present this Interesting and In.
structiyc pluy nj tho Onrrn unusr -,
Friday and saturday. Ort,hrr q md
10. The supporting c0muanv Is r5nd
one, carefully rehearsed by Mr. Robert
u,, ,, a., 40, - - huI, 49, u"
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FINK & BRAUNLlCH,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Phone CST. 1li3 Market S.r,r,.
FOR REHIT


20. 100 ,AcCnlloch street. first floor. so 70
No ~ Fourteenth street .............. -.
40. "sI h!tng stree. 5 rooms. newly
lhpcrCd and both gases !urnish2.
litG, Tor. 49,. .....-......,.-,,....... u
NO. 80 Main street rooms and hU'5
Eases furnished tor..!.....,......... - d
40. S6 Eighteenth street, .,..,,....,.- 90
4-r0dEed hcuSr on Alley in rear O!
NO. lG@ Fifteenth stTCCt............. II =
% IUi% Challlnc street. . roOrIs.,.. q
~ ~ Markct street. ! rooms..,..... ~
NJ 10 10 Ni"E I5'.''.'.' 30
1 No rooms on Alley In rear OF No. ~
- 4hlFtcentO street. -
70. LIZ Warren strect.................. -
- ~ Market street, 2 roOrls....,. %
NJ SO ' sjliI street: ....''''''.'''..''''' 3
-: %SS MHin street. ...,............... go
Nc Xxx Main street. 3 rooms ......... .
80 T@I5 Jacob street. 5 -ooms........ %
S9lS9iH rear St German BanE.......... Sc
IHS'Si9cnce WOodsdalc ..,............... . 3
Ib;.siiGcnco PHEASANT Nal!ey..........." 80
ii:"Sid.nc" Pleasant Valley. l?i)
". lhl2 Main street, store room. ..... i y
."pIHS l,t"nSHEt Valley. > .
Lo"Ined house Crescent Place. D
80 iSL Main street. saloon. .......... -
~ 80 tEIDlinc street. rooms. 80
NO. 2F2' Chaplne street, rooms... I u
FOR SALE
street.
No. ln25 Nccoloch street.
No. lGiS 3iCColloch street.
40 ~ Seventeenth street.
40. :? Sixteenth street.
40. co North Front street.
nos "a and +5l National Road.
SiN-rGomSd house Peninsula.
nos; r? and 1924 Market street.
no - Zane greet, store room and dwtl.
i-ot on South Front street.
lois MCAlGrhon.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

That desirable property ut No. 81 Ngy.s
York street. 1t consists Of modem {.
roomcd house. with laundry, collar, hath
etc, Lot Is 1cCxtOc. Yard under fac STAT.
Of cultivation. OF shade trees. shrubby-y
lawn, etc. Wnl offer this at hl9 l.re-..
for n short tIrac, The whole property 10,
less than it cost to build the house.
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& 2 n K

President Isaac Lewis OF Sabina, Ohio,
is highly respected all through that
section. He has lived in Clinton Co.
70 years, and has been president of
the Sabina Bank 20 years. lie gladly
tcsttics to the merit of Hoods Sarsa-
parilIa, and what he says is worthy
attention. All brain workers find
Hoods Sarsaparilla pcculiarl:: adapted
to their needs. 1t makes pure, rich,
red blood, and from this comes nerve,
mental, bodily and digestive strength.
81 nm glad to say that Hoods Sarsnpa-
rilla is very good medicine especially
as blood purifier. 1t Inns done mo good
many times. For several years suffered
greatly with pains OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

Tho meeting OF the Commercial Tray
cllers' Sound Money Club. held last
nisht. was small owing to many Of the
members being out OF the city. but the
meeting on next Saturday nicht, at the
city building. In the second branch
council chamber promises to be one Of
great enthusiasm, rs u prominent
sneaker Will be present to address the
club. The knights OF the grip win no
doubt be out In full force,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-08

The H. C. Richards Six Footcrs arc
called to meet tonight at 6:4J In full
uniform to take part In the escort.