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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-19

Many persons out OF health have
found IN excuse In hot weather for do
Ing nothing toward getting well.
II will wait until fall" they have
promised themselves.
1t Is now time. II ever. in thousands OF
cases, to keep that promise.
Nothing should now interfere with
building UP the weakened nerves.
Now Is the time OF year when rhcuma-
tIsm and neuralgia must be cured. when
debility and nervousness must be check
ed, when bad health must be mcndcd-
II n hopes to get well.
The natural. unchecked course Of dis
cas- Is from bad to worse as the fall and
winter wear on.
II IL not that rheumatism. neuralgia,
Insomnia. and kidney troubles are hard
to cur-Painc's celery compound has
made n host OF sufferers wcll-but poo
pie make themselves chronic !nvallds by
neglecting the first symptoms OF dis
ease.
Thousands NJ lIvrs that are now fast
wearing out, would be prolonged IL
PainC's celery compound were in each In
stance used to stop those omirous pains
over the kidneys, Ia build up the rum.
down nervouS strength. and cure per-
mancntly those more and more fire.
Quently recurring attacks Of headache
and indigestion.
There IL absolute relief from nervous
prostratIun. sleeplessneSS. poor appetite.
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MEssRs. LAIRD AND HEALEY.
The Two Eloquent nrooklymitrs Speak nj
altrpubIirnn Meeting nj Hundred.

lions. David Healey and P. B. Laird.
OF Brooklyn. spoke at Hundred yester-
day afternoon to n crowd OF enthu-
sinst!c voters. which OveraOwed the
lArg. school house. So great was the
crowd that the windows and doors
ware opened and those who were un-
able 10 get Into the building surround
ed the outsil.. and listened attentively
to the eloquent words that fell from
the lips OF the two orators. On account
Of his suffering from the Severr strain
0! speaking In the open air at former
| meetings. Mr.. Hr0lsy spoke only about
half an lhur. hut the telling points he
made in behalf Of sound money and
sound tariff were enthusiastically re-
cc!ved.
Mr.. Laird delivered the principal ad-
dress, speaking about an hour and a
half. Throughout he held the closest
attention Of the Mig crowd. which seem
CI TO drink In every word he uttered.
Mr.. Laird Is one OF the best campaign
seekers now in West Virginia and his
arguments are unanswcrablc. He hns
n faculty Of getting the attention Of
his audience at the start and holding
IL until he has had his sny. On this Oc-
CIjIun he had the crowd with HIN from
start To finish. Great good waS accom-
u!,shcd by thu meeting at IIundred.a and
ut the conclusion nf IL. speeches. the
two ee%ntlenien we're asked to return
before the campaign ends. Mr.. Laird
gley to Marion county on Monday,
Where he has soInc engagements. and
Mr.. nralcy VIII make two more
speeches In this vicinity. Mr., Laird and
himself will speak ut the McMechen
mecting tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-19

| growing thInnesS and lO9s OF vlGOr and
strength, in Painc's celery compound.
This most remarkable OF all known
remedies has won the sincere approval
OF the most progressive part OF the com
munity. Here Is a testimonial recently
received from the wife OF United States
Senator +. F. Warren, Of Wyoming,
whose distinguished services for the
cOuntry's best farming interests are so
well known:
81 was persuaded to try your Palne's
celery compound In the early spring
when In a very run down condition. The
duties dcvolvinE upon the wife OF an
official In public life are naturally very
c%XhauStlnS and | was tired out and
when ! commenced using the
remedy. | take pleasure In %tGstifyinE
to the great benefit | received from its
use, and can truthfully say that I am In
almost perfect health aEain. II | ever
find myself running down again l shall
certainly give It another trial and will in
the meantime recommend It to every n
needing t."
1t iJ n fact verified by the practice OF
the best physicians, and by thousands
OF personal testimonials that Pnine's
celery compound makes now. pure blood,
builds up the nervous system, and cures
disease where all other remedies have
failed.
It's absolute reliability Is shown by Its
steady employment by trained physl-
clans and In homes made happy by It's
unquestioned power uf making people
we'll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-19
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
Hest Year In Its History Opened Iinro,i-
ment of Students Unprecedented.

Special Dispatch to tho l%n,elllgoncor.
MoRGANToWN, W. Va. Sept, lS.-
Tho fall torn OF the University began
only alwtck ago Monday, but tho enroll.
ment hls already reached about three
hundred AMI scventy-nn Increase OF
sixty or more over the attendance this
limo lnht yCnr~-hnd new students hrc
coming IN every dry. Tho old students
coming bnck and the University IL
n busy hive Vt plrneat workers. The
student body Is made up OF n fine clnSs
or young men and young women. Every
'scotlOn OF West Virginia IL represented,
besides several other states,
There II every indication now that tho
attendance this yrur viii reach iLO or
800 students, Notwithstanding hard
times and the campaign year.
But oven moro gratifying thnn the
large attendance IL the Rplrndld work
that Is being done In nil OF Che depart
mcnts, and the energy and enthusiasm
with which professor and students are
entering upon the work.
The new students all say thnt they
nrS surprised at the magnitude OF the
University aud the greatness OF the Op-
portunitles offered here.
Among the new students are quite n
number who attended colleges out OF
the state last year. but found TINT they
Hould do much better At thor own Uni
ynrsltV. - u.
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the sneaker, how many OF you Will be
taken IN by this now cry OF free sllver7
No wonder our opponents don't want 10
TAX on the tnrlit. The Wilson bill has
given. uS n bitter experience Of what
Democrats know OF tariff. Bryan IL as
Silent ls death Itself upon the lurlr.
The Republican party IA for protection
TO inc American worklngman. and for
payment OF Ills labor In sound money.
Wherever "oll Glory" nnitS. We want a
dollar worth 100 cents. ThiS silver issue
wont hold water. II won't do. Until va
t0rEVt Their. free trade cry OF 1892, We
nrc under the same monetary system as
then our condition though Is worse,
Cant we trace effect bnck to cuusc?"
He scorcd the attempt mndc by nrynn
to array. labor ngnlnst capital, and the
Ponullaue theory vt government owner
Shln or railroads came IN for his strong.
est lenunclatlon, III concluding, he
asked NIL tN surportterrry man on tho
Republican ticket. When he had finish
ed. Hon. j. c, brady traced the periods
OF legislation affecting tho silver dollar
In n hticf md, Instructive address, AZ
ter cheers for Mckinley and all the Re-
publican candidates tho meeting ended.
The Tariff Champions escorted the
speakers back to the Mcclure House.
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TIE TREND OF TRADE.
II. q. Dun Il Co.'s Weekly Review
Iiu>inrss Conditions.


liusinrss Conditions.
NEW YORK, Sept. lS.-lt, q, Dun X
Co.'S weekly review OF trade Tomorrow
will say:
There IL stan no distinct Improvement
In business although conditions favor 1t.
Confidence slowly rises, speculative buy
ing OF materials for future use cOntln-
uea, Imports Of gold do not cease and the
Hank OF England has not tried TO check
them by further advance In rates as tho
weight OF the demand now fills upon
France. But nm enormous business Is
held back until the future IN more clear.
MaIne's great majority had no such In
iluence as many anticipated from n YER
diet less emphatic, To many minds
nothing an eastern state can DO In II
contest represented rs sectional gives
sufficient assurance how the western and
southern states may decide.
In cotton, hideJ, wool and pig Iron,
buying openly speculative In character
marks the current business. Resump-
tim OF work by n good part or the Fall
River cotton mills and advances In some
kinds OF cotton goods helped 10 raise the
price OF middlInE uplandS 10 S7sc again,
though realizing sent II down to SIC.
Wheat has also risen lSsc although
western receipts exceed last years and
In the three weeks, helped by purchases
ut present low prices rs Il year ago, with
exports smaller.
The maturity OF large wool notes Ia
said to be the cause OF selling and prices
do not rise, though quotations are mnrc
nearly maintained.
The Iron and steel manufacture Is still
waiting for business with nearly half Its
producing capacity Idle, but hopeful
ness and the speculative buying of pig
iron sustain prices. Sales said 10
mount to $4,000 tons have been madcu t
Alabama iron for shipment to England.
but the HON. demand does not enlarge
ut all and the various associations still
hold combination prices though the de-
mand Is remarkably slender.
The coke output ID less than $4,000
tons weekly.
Failures for the past week have been
3i7 In the United States against 2l3 last
year and y In Canada against % last
wear,
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AFTER FREE SILVER.
Uncle Jason Toii,ver Went Early 10 he at
tho Dlsirlbution.

tho Dlsiributiun.
Louisville Courlcr-Journal (Dcm.):
Old Uncle Jason Tolliver lives down
the Crane Run roud, and was feeding
two razor-back hogs In II pen on the
side Of the road neal his house yGstcr-
day morning. a man from the city was
driving past old Jnson's house, when
do ole nun" forgot the hogs und
shouted:
"IIowdy. Mars Newt; waits Gwinc on
In town."
oh, lots" replied the man. who knew
him we'll, Bryan will be- ut the Hay
market tonight. md Is going 10 give
everybody free silver"
You don't tell me?"
Yes, stree! The city IL full OF people.
and the crowd Is increasing. You'd bet
ter go up"
Dat l WILL
Jason forgot the hogs and the man
wcntO on down the roud rs Jnson went
toward the stable.
\ few hours later a little. yellow,
hcnCh-lcgEcd mule. with about forty
cents worth of harness or and pulling
the remnants OF Il wagon hauled up Mt
tho corner OF Fourth md Market streets.
An empty barrel was sitting In the
WACO and in front OF 1t sat an old
darkcy holding the rcins. II was old
Jason, After looking around Ut the
crowds passing In front OF him, he called
n man from the crowd.
Mister. kin you tell me whar de lIay5
market Is? I'm tot dat Mistoo Brine
am er gwine ter Glib free silver ter
night. an Use cum artcr mine Wild er
bnr'l." The nan smiled. told jason
where 10 find the Haymarket and went
on.
Go on. BIZ Mckinley" and he hit
the mule with u piece Of clupboard and
drove on happy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-19
POLITICAL.
CAPT. DoytStW's APPOINTMENTS,

Cant. u. u. povener'a assignment,
Troy, GlDlilr county. scptcmrcr n n,
n0oni Alum Bridge, Lewis count; w
TENDER ~, seYenInE. '' rep
ChurrllgDlt,. Lewis county, inform,
Berlin, LAWS county, September II
tcrnOOn. - al
Homer, Lewis county, scplomb,r .,
evening. -
Collins, Lewis county. scp,cmhcr y. \,
ternu0n, ~ u.
,iI! 1go Lrw Lewis county, September q
big lsanc. DoddrIdEC county. scp,cnb..
~, afternoon. '""c!
salcm, Garrison county, September .
Centre Point, DOddrIdgc county, sco,,,,
Der 20, afternoon, '''"'tA'
West Union, DOddrIdgC county. gnr,,,u
Der 30, afternoon, ''''"'
sOmmcT'g Store, DoddtIdgc county. uc,o.
her /. afternoon. '''o'
leopold, .DOddHdgc county. octobc, +
New Milton, poIdr!dgc county. oc,ob,.
., afternoon. "'''
WoSt Mnfnrd. Harrison county. Oc,oho,
Romints Mills. Harrison county o,,o.
Der ], AFTERNOON. '''o'
bridgeport. Harrison county, October ,
night, 4
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1S.-The
steamship Mariposa due next Thurs
day, WIZ bring from Australia the
largest shipment OF soverclgns ever re-
ceIved here. They will go direct 10
the mint. accepted as GIG % fine and at
the rate OF $i.S63s per pound sterling
standard weight. The proceeds Will
be used in buying wheat and other bills
Of exchange at from $iSlM to SiS>. thus
realizing n profit OF over l per cent 10
the gold shippers. The bills themselves
will be sent to London for collection.
where another profit OF about the same
amount will be made by d!scountins
them
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sE~NsArloyAI MURDER.
Anew York business M,a Shot while In
He'd and ITS Son Under Arrest,

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S,-Arnold
Flcsch, OF the cloak manufacturing ilrm
OF llcrnard, pastcrnnk 6 Co., Is In u hos.
pltnl with three pistol shot wounds,
nhd us son. William II. FlCsch, ID IN
custody on suspicion OF having al.
tempted to take his fathers life. Tho
shooting occurred In tho apartments of
the elder irlCsch In the Hotel pCtclcr.
llG lived there niunv. hlB wlfC having
died three years ngo, The Bon. who
wnS n frequent visitor. went TO his
fathers rooms about midnight and ut
! O'Clock four pistol shots were hcnrd,
fired In tho FlQsCh apartments In quick
succession. When tho room was on
tered tho elder Flosch was found, Bccm-
ingiy dnzcd by his wounds, md only
nblc to say to those who questioned
him; u guess 1t IL about family
trouble"
One pistol ball hnd entered his breast
under the heart. another Ind struck
the right wrist aud the third had passed
through the left forearm. Al first II
was thought that FlCsch had attempted
suicide. hut the existence OF tho wounds
IN the right wrist and the left urn up
sci that theory. Then Il was learned
that the son had been spending the
night with tho wounded man, md this
led to tho young mans arrest.
After being taken TO the hospital Ar
mold Flcsch said that he was lying on
the bed with bis nrms folded across his
breast looking at the ceiling, when some
n stood over him md without warm
Ing began to shoot him. lie said That
he did not know who Il was that fired
the shots. Young rlcSch, when ar
ralGncd In the Harlem police court,
said he knew nothing ubout the shoot
Ing OF his further than TINT he hud
been aroused from his sleep and found
his father bleeding from three bullet
wounds. tIc waa held without ball for
nNnMlnn linn an GnnlnN
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept. lS.-
Acting Secretary McAdoo this after
noon received n cablegram from Secrc-
larry Herbert at Brest, France, in an
swer to his message respecting the
bids for building the three battleships
which were opened Tuesday. The sec
rotary authorized Mr.. McAdoo to pro-
coed to make the awards and the
boats will go, one 10 Cramp & Sons. Of
Philadelphia. at $2.65O.OO m TO New
port News Sh,rbuild!ng G. Dry Dock
Company. of Virginia. at S.,5s5,00O and
one to the Union Iron Works. of san
Francisco, ut s2,67i.95O, rs recommend
cd By the board Of bureau chiefs.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. iS.-Fnur
men were killed and n number OF others
badly injured In Il wreck on the Clncl1-
natl. Hamilton & Dayton railroad. near
Connorsville. Ind, about forty miles
east OF here. The dead are:
Christ Sweet, enGineman. Dayton:
- kInsey. fireman. Cincinnati;
George, House. conductor. indianapolis:
- Hughes, fireman. Hamilton.
The pay car was following che regular
freight train No. 81. cast-boufd. Both
werc running rs extra trains and came
together with 4 terrible crash, wrecktng
hath
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-19

SINCE 1875 tlcrc have been nine cpl
denies ot %dyscmtery In different parts
OF the country In which Cliamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DIarrhOca I.nmcdy
was used with perfect success. DysGn-
terry, when epidemic, X almost a3 &C.
we're and dangerous as hSlntic cholera.
Heretofore the best Efforts OF the most
skilled physicians have fnllcd to check
Its rnvngcs, this REMEDY. however, has
cured tho most malignant cases, both
OF children and adults, and under tho
most trying conditions, which proves
Il to be tho best medicine In tho world
for bowel complaints
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-19

VINTON. Iowa, Sept. lS.-Thc bank
Ing house OF S. H. Watson & Sons. es-
tablished forty years ago made 4
general assignment this afternoon. &c
Matt Gassch. for the benefit OF all cred
itors. The liabilities are estimated at
s2j0,O00 and assets at $350,O00, All &C.
posit0rs and other creditors will he
paid in full. The assignment caused
considerable excitement, but will not
affect other banks In town.
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ATKINSON At DLuEFlELD.
A Mob TRIES I" I,rcnh Up Ills Mrccing hut

sncclal Dispatch TO the I%ntclliScnccr.
BLUEFJELD, W. Vas. Sept. lS.-llon.
G, w. Atkinson made iva speeches here
to-day. There we're Immense crowds ut
both meetings. Such an enthusiastic
reception by Republicans and sound
money Democrats CXuSrrratcG the rem
nnnt OF the silver party, which tried 10
hrcuk uI Che Meeting by congrcgating
In the street near the wlgwam and yell
lag, but they were dispersed by the ro-
lice and the leaders lodged In jul. Mobs
surrounded the jail and demanded
their release. The riot was qucllGd.
P.omInen; sound money Democrats
were on the stage and Mr.. Atkinson
made friends OF thcmdll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-19

As n remedy for all forms Of Head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to DO
the very best. It effects n permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual sick
headaches yield to It's influence. We
urge oil who are afflicted TO procure u
bottle. and give this remedy n fair trial.
In cases OF habitual constipation Elec-
trlc Bltters cures by giving he needed
tone 10 the bowels. and few cases long
resist the use Of this medicine. Try 1t
once. Large bottles only atty cents Mt
Logan Co.'S Drug Store. .
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Special Dispatch 10 the ih'ciliScnccF'
PARKERSBuRG. W. Va. Sept. Is
". ". Stnrkcy. OF Coolvillc. Washing
ton county. Ohio. was robbed OF $40
while being frrrIed across the Ohio river
tonight. by two men named Dick Os-
borne. OF ClarkEhurE, aud James Her
die, OF Wheeling. Starkcy. who Is n RIG
contractor. reported the theft TO the po-
lice aud warrants were Issued for o.
borne and flcrl!c. but they nave not
yet been arrested.
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inc national Collection Agency, O.
Washington. D. c.. will dispose G.; the tol.
lowing Judgments:
WEST VIRGINIA.
B~e!tng1on Coal and Coke Co. pclinctca
go L.: John L. Baker. Blueheld. IL i: j.
+. Gillespie u Co.. Bretz. 81 81: Farrell
Norman & Co., Brookville, SIS 10; J.
p. Bowermaster. Bruceton, SIS IS. Acs.
Schnltc. Charlcstown. SIS -; C. NJ, Chrs.
tian. DingGss. sI5 90: G. Z. Benedic,. Eis,
Bank. slSI 10: 7. J; Baker. Fc,terr-s.
$I$d %; c: Rogers; Fra.TsIown;; 81 : G.
Grafton 3s! %: d. W. Cowan, Greerwt9d,
s22i 91:'M. Parsons. Hendricks. s2Si -: A
n. L.indan; keystone, $50 IS; r. - Lyons.
Lyons. $CS 2: D. Kennedy. pceryyt!e.
slOo %: u, K. Payne. Peeryville. &S.:
Wheeler. Rowlesburs. SIS %: S. :.
Wheeler. Rowlesburg. *sl IS: Stone, Bow.
man Il Co. Rowlcsburg, SIX Is: J. n
Cowger & Co. RowlesburI. s7S9 Is: J D.
lass, Rusk. $29l IS: Bartlett Eros. Trip.
KENTUCKY.
W. II, Smith, Barboursvillc, So Is. Feb.
ert Allen, huntsville. $2Og IS; j. c. i. Mlrl
CrocScttrisic, $G2 ~: J. c. Stewa-; i Co,
Outage. SSS Ia; Mosrs Turner. Evlr,s,
$50 IS! Moses Turner. Evurts, so 2; Les
Craft. Gahtard, ST. i: r. E. 81. +. raul
Vile SSH %: Hurry Wcddlnston, i.ayne..
vile. s126 50; W. S. Eminal, MIddlc$horc,
sl02 %; i. Turner & Co., Minnie. \ 9:
L. c" Bailey. OIL Springs, 1910 70; 7. I
QuiEley. PewCe Valley. Sis c.: W. v
Jones. P~lttsGnrGh. So II: Union Coal 81
Pittsburgh. $G3 so: Matt Shclrrr. KGl
House, SOC 20: r. Il. Brashears. Salt Greek.
Sto2 81: .Lcdford Il Asher. Spring CFesk'
S5Sl 23.~',l
r-.,. OHIO.
Cllas. McBrooIn. Akron. sll5 Il: CA
Earte. urouton, SO 90: John MaGa6an' SUI
ney, $40 o..
TIE NATIONAL COLLECTION aGEkCl
WASHINGTON, D. C.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. l9.-Early
this morning n heavy charge OF dyn-
amIte was exploded under the saloon
OF Mrs. Mary We!sbrodt, OF Sardia,
Brown county. the building being to-
tally wrecked. Several persons were
injured. but particulars have not been
received. An;i-saloon workers are sus-
pected. having failed 10 secure passage
OF local option ordinance.
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There will he n meeting In Fulton
next Thursday evening ut KiGch's hail.
which promises to he a rouscr. II will
be addressed by DR.. @. a. Aschman in
tho German language. English speak,
ers nt prominence will also be present to
discuss the issues OF the campaign
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HOLLIDAYSBuRG. Pa. Sept. Is
The private banking house OF Gardiner.
Morrow K Co. the oldest bank In crn-
,ral Pennsylvania, closed les doors to-
day, owing to the general depression Or
business. An assignment has been made
to John Cree. The firm say that they
expect to pay every dollar of Indebted
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ELY RHOrul:RS-


III W nrfcll St'' NcW l"Th lily.
Rev. John Reid, Jr, OF Great Falls,
Mont. recommended Ely's Cream
I;alm to me. ! can emphasize his
statement. ut Ia n positive cure for Gu
tlrrIs II used ms directed. "-lscv. Fran
els W. Poole, Pastor Central Presby-
terrain church, Helena. Mont.
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THEORIES Of cure may be discussed
nLDength by pliyEIcians. but the suffer
el5 want quIck relief; and One Minute
Cough Cure VIII give II to them. a Hafe
cure, for children. 1t tx "the only harm
les remedy that produces Immediate
results" Charles Il. Goethe. corner
Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie g.
Cd, bridgeport; Peabody e Son. Ben
Wood, II
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Notice TO- Republican Clubs OF W. Va,

II Ia Important that you send tho nam.
OF your club. together with tho ru,nber Of
members and names OF officers. 10 n.
secretary Of tho StaiO League. at Wheel.
inE, Immediately.
by order Of C. D. ELLIOTT
prGsidea,
JOHN v. ,klNDELBERGEN.
Secretary.
WcnnbHcru papers please copy and
notice.j s. =.
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on next Thursday evening there will
be a big Republican meeting ut Glenn's
Hun school house 1t will b. addressed
by Frank w. Sesbltt, II. C. Richards,
c. II. Henning and W. C, Mcypys. The
Rlchland Republicans promise that It
will be Il hummer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-19

On receipt Of ten cents. cash or
stamps. n generous sample will be
mailed of the most popular Caturrh
and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream
Bn!m) sufficient to demonstrate Its
great merit. Full size SOC,
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REAL ESTATE,
HOUSES And LOTS FOR SALE

a good Investment corner Twelfth AID
EnG streets. -
No. lGl Sixteenth Niroct, lot a1ylD feet
4 line residence In Pleasant Valley.
Nos. 100 and l0a Seventeenth street.
No. : kentucky street, 4 rooms.
NO. y Kentucky street, lot S0XitO feet. .
a tino residence on Virginia street An
modern convenience: price low.
No; s2l? Chapline street, large srcs
70. s. is.h street. : rooms and n,.L,o.
No. l1 i1th street. 5 rooms and staLIa
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth stt.e,
No. III 18Th street. I rooms and bath.
No. 1903 Chapllne street, ! rooms.
No. 1917 chaplinc street, y rooms.
lot on Main St. between 20 and IA 81,
2 lots on North Wabash street.
No. 81 South Broadway, residence O. l.
L. Hrghcs. Esq.
Lot 4cXl"1 North York street.
Lot No, 90 Indiana ST. I rooms, mnh.,-
No. Il ". Wabash ST., 6 rCumy. Chrnn
y iilc lot In Pleasant Valley.
30. u Vermont street. I rooms: lot ?jx,a
feet; $3.50.
The Bloch property m North Mha!n 81.
MONEY TO LOAN.
g. TATUM,
The City Bank Building.
Telephone 2lg. op:i