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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-18
Butter--rlrm creamery lO1l5Mc; dal.

BnttSr--TIrm; creamery iO9l5Mc; dal.
ny 9lpl3c,
Checsc-Dull at GdG,ac.
l~Gggs-Firm fresh SAc.
NEW YORK - Flour, receipts $500
barrels: exports 5000 barrels. steady m
winter wheat grades but easy otherwise,
with only n moderate demand. Wheat.
receipts JOS, 100 buehcla: exports $4,000
bushels: No, . rcd GAGE: options closed
hc not higher; No. . red August closed
Mt &c: September closed at G2hc. Corn.
receipts ll0,9 0 bushels; spot weaker:
No. . 2SRc: options clOJcd unchanged to
NO higher: September closed at 9Shc,
Onts, receipts 10000 bushels, exports
$4,000 bushels; spot dull. No. . gle; on
tons quiet md closed isc higher;
September closed at 9ic. Hay quiet.
Hops quiet. Hides stGndy. Leather
steady. Beef steady. CutmeatB steady,
Lard lirncr nnd active: western steamed
81 90 nskad; refined higher. Pork firm.
Tallow steady, Cottonsced oil nominal.
1losln very stendy, Turpentlnc firm.
Rlcc steady. Molasdcs quiet. Cometi.
options closed quiet ami unchanged TO 8
points advance: sales $500 bags. Sugar,
raw steady: refined quiet and easier.
BALTIMORE-Fluur dull; western
family 81 0OGf3 20; winter wheat pntcnt
and spring do 81 i0II G5: spring wheat
straight IS 1903 10; receipts 1860 bar
rels; exports lG0 burrcls. Wheat steady:
| spot and month 69,hI59Mc; September
60frG0Mc: receipts 7G.S00 bushels; south
crn G0QGlAc. Corn steady: spot, month
and September 271.027Mc: receipts lO7,-
100 bushels: southern white corn Csc;
yellow 2Sdr2Siac. Oats steady: No. .
white western 2GG?GHc: receipts n 200
bushels. Rye steady; No. 2 western
3ihG35c; receipts 1900 bushels. Hay
firm: choice timothy SIG so. Sugar
steady: %granulatcd 81 SO per 100 lba.
Butter firm: fancy creamery lGGlTc.
Eggs firm: fresh l2c. Cheese firm; fan
cy New York large S&@9c.
CINCINNATI - Flour quiet; fancy
81 G56I3 90: family s. 25N2 30. Wheat
caey: No. 2 rcd Coo; receipts 10000 hush
els; shipments 500 bushels. Corn, No. .
mixed aye. Oats dull; No. . mixed
lShC1l9c. Rye quiet: No. 2 zoe. Lard
firm and higher at 81 80. Bulkmeats
dull at 81 62A Bacon steady at 81 so.
Whisky quiet; sales iGl barrels at 81 10.
Butter firm: ElGln creamery TIC; Ohio
l9Gplic; choice dairy 7I4c. Sugar quiet:
hnrd refined 3.5015.59c. EGGS 7hc.
Cheese, good to urine Ohio fiat TGOIlsc.
TOLEDO-whcat lower: No. . cash
&c; August 62Ac. Corn dull and steady:
No. . mixed &c. Oats firm; No. . mixed
17isc. Rye dull: No. 2 cash &c. Clo-
vcrsccd active and steady; prime Octo-
Der 81 Is.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is steady:
fancy western creamery 16h0l6c. EGGS
firm: fresh nearby l2kc; do western
Exc Cheese unchanged.
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STRONG TONIC

a4dDSt y u
STRONG TONIC
for the benefit OF their customers: Pcblcr
& Wohnhas, Virginia and South Huron
streets: H. Juergens * S0G,. Il Mary
land street; Charles I.ukEnS. 70 Zane
street; c. II. DinSGr,5 so South.B roadway.
John ,Mehlmann. Nirginla@and Broad
way Streets; G. h. Wilson. SO South
Huron street: C. F. PAUL. Penn and
Virginia; Robert Atchison,t bridgeport:
]. E. ProSser. 522 Main street.; w. C..
Spargo. AS Main street: 4. Korn. 700
Main street: II. Serig. IS Main street:
T. Montgomery. 27O? Chaplinc street:
Sam B. Mckee. 2227 Market street: C.
Fallou.e, East Wheeling:lT- ]. Cole,
Twenty-Second and Main streets: Roth
& Wendell, Thlrty-eighth and Jacob: J..
]. O'Connor d Son. Fortieth and jacob;
Hydirser 6 Remke. 1906 Jacob; r. l..
Hibbg. McMechen.
Martins Ferry-Barrett & Company;
Louis Rothernund. L. L. Scheele. EIl-
derbraId < Company. Ishmael Cox. ].
L. Groves and W. II. RohraT & Com
pany.
DR.. Mabec'1 Strong Tonic promotes
the appetite. aids diScstionrpnriiies the
blood. CURES Liver and Kidney trou-
bles and makes the weak strong. For
sale at the above groccrs 4; 65 cent? per
pint bottle.
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Sent Itt &c III. Mother IN Germany.

Mr.. Jacob Esbcrscn. who Is In the
employ OF the Chicago Lumber Co, at
DcS Moincs, Iowa, says: II have lust
sent some medicine back to my mother
in the old country. that | know from
personal use to be the best medicine In
the world for rheumatism, having used
1t In my family for several years. 1t Is
called Chambcrlaln's Pain Balm. Il
always does the work" 80 cent bottles.
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Dr.. Agncw's Cure for the Heart Elves
relief In all cases of Organic or
Sympathetic Heart DlscnGo In 80 min
utcs. nd speedily effects n cure. 1t Is n
peerless remedy for Pulpitation, Short
ness of Breath. Smothcring Spells, Pain
In Left Side and Nil symptoms Of a Dis-
cnscd Heart. One dose convlnccs. Sold
by r. II. List and Logan Drug Co.
s&wy
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Symptoms-Moisturc: intense itching
and singing; most ut night; worse by
scratching. II allowed 10 continue t,i.
mora form. which often bleed aud ulcer
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
Ing. heals liberation. md In most cases
removes tho tuniorR. At drugglsts or by
mall. for 30 cents. DR.. Swayno & Son.
l1lIl,JnlptIn '
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Simply apply SWAYNE'S OINTMENT.
No Internal medicine required. Cures tot
ter, eczCnIn, Itch. all cruptions OH the
face, hands. nose. etc, leaving tho akin
cl0ur, white and healthy. Its great heal
ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYNE'S OINTMENT. tths&w
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NEW YORK-Plg iron weak: south.
ern $40 25G12 90; northern $40 25Gl2 80.
Copper easy. Lead steady. Tin steady;
straits Sl3 35Gl3 As; plates quiet. Spell
ter cnsy.
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Petroleum..

OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 o.: GER
tincates opened. highest lowest and
closed ut 81 OF: shipments 1862 barrels;
runs 4S.101 barrels.
NEW YORK = Petroleum steady:
Pennsylvania crude steady: Ohio crude
steady.
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.WASEMBARRASSING
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan rs Well rs
to Anothtr GcntlcmanA
n INTERESTING INCIDENT

In which the Toy Orators wife Showed
More Tact than lie MD, nnd nil Enlrd
Pirasantiy-A C%,rcnn.tance which nI..
nry"n Ran w Against In "tl,e Enemy'a
Conntry"-h WoridngmRn Ask, u Ones.
ton About Free silver nnd Wage. that
the bryan Party Couidn'tA nswer.
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Pennsylvania Stations.
.@ennSZZvania Lines !
Run by Central Time.

Ticket Offices at Pennsylvania Station on
Water St. foot of Eleventh ST., Wheel
Ing, ut Mcclure House. Wheeling, and at
the Pennsylvania Station. Bridgeport, O,
Southwest SyStem-'Pan Handle Route"
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FALL RIVER-PrInt cloths dull
and Inactive at . 7-1Gc.
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q" NcW 4orN, ie ana MS party were
taken on n trip to C0ney Island and 70.
turn to give them n taste OF the Yea air,
While ON tho boat the young Nebraska
orator found himself In the midst Of n
gold crowd. which, not knowing who he
was, gave him some Views on free sill.
! yer.
1t wns all the fault OF w, p. st. John,
VINO hAd the party ln.charES, not show
lhE II proper amount OF discretion when
nm embarrassing circumstances arose.
IncS were on the steamer pargcus, and
mixed with the crowd OF cXcursIonIsts
on the deck OF ~thG-vcssei. The New
York papers, In detailing the account
or The trip, related tho following enter
thinIng Incident, In which Mrs. lIryan
inquired n great deal more crcdltably
than ala one or two male members OF
the party, who were responsible for plac-
ms hcr ana her husband In an Gmbar-
rassinG situation:
Now and then a little black cat TINT Is
regarded rs an !nralliblc mascot by Cap
tain ltulse, noscd around the Bryan par
~. Detective Reap gaid that tho cat
was certain bad luck and he was pref
" sure TO iOOdoo the free silver chnm-
pion. Bryan laughed at this supcrsti-
ton, and didn't feel that he wac dis
playing superstition himself when he
Snld:
NO cat 4 hoodoo me when I carry
this rabbit foot in my pocket"
He produced the rabbits foot to prove
that he was nmply-'protected. Every
body laughed and a%pplaudcd and Mrs.
brsHh was Joyous; abut It wasn't the
his "mortvred" n,Snrar panLa. W a.
John. TINT did the h~0odooins.
somebody who had q speaking ac-
~ W. WIZ" Mt. d: John, ask
ni,t,, ~ !" ~ Hnitt lohH 10 cN-
rroInn u tng ire nc unlimited
w. 80 49, W"S hVItf oGtIeHt Lns
NJ ~ 9, In. >. t,e MpINlhs mum iiau
riis,S H. I'm ~ Vnn.Se S'e Question or re-
~ ~" III ''S uuIIsisunt scene
SlMt ItSueu "o"iu I'oo"oly NOT nave
~, ~ u ..
VT ~. Iohh started 10 chaIn-
p'Jn ~. s'tHet II; d upuu anu eIlpH1tIc
NJ ,,rran 81 Ii"a7iS an auu'enSS.
III, 49, - o"tS q !uau n"H! win
r NJ y; NJ G seI Inv, Sut r!1sGu az inc
~ ~ ~ - w. w., S% ~. w w h's eyts
III" L ~, 'thtl'''''t sticlt. %;
yoisn ".nra ~ '''ISt Will
.nH Mnscs, n"u tnGS t!e tiecil0h OF
- I'M Sn.S v"I,t.ta.e ""uAu pr!ls
So t',os 40, W noIS;
~ y0u',S ,t"m IN uIses Mhlct ih9IC1tsd
e. 1aNr m,S ~ WI uii M.t'hlt SIT UpioSlte Alr'
or 11S ho 49, n 49,, ~ X ~ ot,t a.
/, VI ~ ' ~ "a ~ SAE e~onttoVerSy
n ~ ~ 80 ~ nutntlami SoHen' IL SIN
"por onrjon sis " CO..
..h,,, 70 r ,aJ S1;' Sa alu MI. Io.er'
.hn ,n SVu I'm SouI plctuIS
r. = "a nrnnar tfS - w p',tMvt o. 'SLil. u
.or AMI D.r,,cr,c,s ~ III "rnHoa
S % I y ,h, nt' :. on mrs excursion
~ 40 S"'
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WHEEIING DAILY INTELLIGENCE, TUESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1896

crfil than n rnbblts foot Detective
Reap remarked as tho crowd melted
AWAY, Nf
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NUhTlN, ONCCNt SUNDAY T'"|--
Sunday church trains will leave Elm
Grove ut 9:i3 n. m, and Wheeling ut 1917
y. IN. II. L. WElSGERRER,
GCncral Manager.
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Electric ears from Rridgcpor, to Wheel.
ing. Electric cars TO Bridgcport,
.Dnily.
tSundnya only between points mn :
All other trains daily except Sunday. !
On Sundays train No. | runs to UhrI,bs.
vile only, and on snm0 days train & starts
from Uhrichsvillc instead OF bridgeport.
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RAILWAY TIME GARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and
inter July 10, 1876 Explanation of Refer.
ence Marks: 'Dnily. TDaily, 'excop, sun
qay' tpaily, except Saturday. GDaIly, OK.
cept Monday, ssundaS only. Saturdays
only. lnALnrn Rinnlnrh TImn
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NEW YORK-wool quiet.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after Saturday, February ., 1895
trains vii run M follows. city time:
Lon 10 WhnrlInr Lnn,n Mn, Ern,,n
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A TIMELY VISIT
To the Home or Lewis Jones, on the
Island, Prevented u Robbery.

O inc nome Oh Lewis Jones, on the
Island, Prevented u Robbery.
The polEe have been informed OF an
attempt to rob an Island residence and
from the Information received they
have discovered n clew that will prob
ably lead TO the arrest of the robbers.
Monday afternoon Miss Lizzie Jones
visited the residence OF Mr.. Lewis
Jones, on North Front street, which Is
now u%noccupied by tn. family, and
which contains the household effects.
She discovered that somebody had
bundled together a number OF articles
preparatory TO removing them. She
Immediately notified the police and an
investigation resulted in showing that
n large amount OF fine linen and 9TH
or articles were bundled and tied IN
sheets. and n large trunk was filled
with stuff ready 10 be removed. The
back door was open. making Il appear
as " the robbers had been scared OF
before they had time to carry of their
booty.
Chief Bennett determined to say
nothing OF the affair and he stationed
I've officers in the house Monday night
in the hope that the thieves would
come back after the stuff. hut they
had evidently been scared OFF.
Nothing Is missing as far MS can be
discovered and the report that a large
am0unt OF the household effects had
been removed Is without foundation.
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IN TIE OIL Fields.
kanawha on Comtany nrings / 100
linrrri Well In wetlei.

Tho Kanawha OIL Company started
well for this week by bringing In It's No.
j well on the Mills tract In Wetzcl coun-
~. II Ia n Gordon sand producer, cstl-
mated good for 100 barrels % day. Its
location IL 1000 feet southwest Of Its
llrst venture on this property. The new
btr!ko Is the largest and most cnc0urnS-
ing tina has been made In the deep sand
III WotZcl county. Further 10 tho gouth-
west The South Penn OIL Company drill
cd In a well on tho Flsharty farm, Inst
week that Is producing 90 barrels a day.
II more 0f tho am kind Of wells as tho
last two mentioned can be found, the
Gordon sand territory will regain IFS
lost prestige. Tho first six wells drilled
IN thnt territory resulted In light produ-
GERS, ury holes or gas<ers. When the
expense OF drilling In the deep territory
IL taken Into account, nothing below 30
or 10 barrel wells to start with can DO
considered profitable. The actual cost OF
urllllnS II single well represents M out
lay or from SIX to ten thousand dollars.
These figurcs considered, the small OPP
orator hesltatCs and docs some hard
thinking before he decides to take tho
chances, even though he is q holder OF
hN'NNh i'Htf
The Dev0nlun OIL Clmmny's No. !, s.
S. Smith fnrm, cast Of the pullman pool.
nenr Wick, Tyler county. will probably
make a small producer, despite the fact
ihat It's owners had given It up for n
buster. When deep In the sand Satur-
day night a pay streak was encountered
and the well made a flow. Its cnlibre
VIII probably not be known until It has
been put TO pumping.
The Victor OIL and Gas Company will
drlll In another we'll on the Furtzc farm
this week. located In the Indian creek
region. With this exception. operations
long indian crock have been suspend
cd. The wells In the Kyle pool have
tumblcd to very small proportions and
II few Of them are not producing ut all.
The Big lnJun territory, near Hebron,
Peasants county, will have several new
wells In this week,
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UPHOLSTERY
DEPARTMENT.
NEW MANAGEMENT.
r.
Taylor.

This important department being under new
management, an inventory Of stock has been taken
and it is found to be too large, and We have in
structcd the manager to put prices on the goods
that will make them sell quickly. We therefore
offer the entire stock at stuch prices as will insure
prompt clearance.
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The reunion OF the survivors OF SOW
cral West Virginia regiments Of Union
veterans takes place. ut Wheeling pnrh
to-day, rain or shine. The committee
on arrangements met last night In
Egcrtcr hall, and 80 decided. The vet.
Grams VIII parade through to.day's
mud, along the route outlined In Mon.
days lntclllgcnccr.
The young ladies' drum corps, OF Bel
laIrc, will head the parade. The chief
marshal will be i. C. Robinson. OF
Bridgeport, late adJutant OF the First
West Virginia Cavalry. His aides will
be: Chief OF stnr, Richard Robertson.
Battery H.: assistants. John Mead
ans, First West vlrgInln Infantry;
Matt Altmcycr, Fifteenth West Viz
ginlR Infantry; OrvlllC Carroll, Twelfth
West Virginia Infantry: William John
ston. Battery d. The chief buglcr will
be Mr.. Theodore Roller.
The committee on entertainment will
so ont 10 the park on an early motor.
and VIII be assisted by the WOmun's
Relief Corps. The committee on trains
were assigned as follows: Baltimore &
Ohio depot, G.. W. Clifton; Pan-lian-
die depot. Captain Rawllng.
II vas decided at last nights meet
Ing that the marshall and his assist
ants should walk. Hacks will be pro-
vidcd for all old and Inflrm soldiers,
unable to walk.
1t Is expected that n large number OF
old soldiers from towns along the river
will be here to-day. The mnrchers In
to-duy's parade may lack the straight
bearing OF over thirty years ago, but
they will step TO the beat OF the drum
as spirited as then. After the parade,
the IL and l O'clock motors will carry
them to the park.
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SANDWICH. Ills, Sept. 29.-Petcr
Hines shot and Instantly killed Peter
Ferguson aud MORALLY wounded his
own wife at Fergusan's home about
two miles east OF plana last NIGHT,
Fines returning home and finding Mrs,
Hines absent. went to Mr.. Fcrguson's
house and ~dIsCoverev! his wife and
Ferguson alone In the house. He imme-
diatcly shot Ferguson. scvcring tho
jugulHr vein and killing him almost in
stantly. Hines then shot his wife In the
lungs. and going 10 Plano gave himself
IN ..
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The people OF Cameron rendered Rev.
Mr.. G. W. Keplcr, the retiring pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal church at
that place. a farewell rclAt ton on
Monday evening. Thu occasion was
indeed u happy one. The AFFAIR was
entirely n surprise 60 the pastor and
his family. Two hundred gathered at
the parsonage to say goodbye and to
extend their best wishes An abundan.
spread OF refreshments were supplltd
and partakea OF by all present. Mrs.
kepler was presented with a finc wrap
by the ladies of the church as u token
OF their esteem for her.
The family will leave on Tomorrow.
for WHllamstown. TO enter upon their
new field OF inhor during this new con-
ference year. They go carrying with
them the good VIII Of the people o: that
community, who wish them great sue
cess In the future.
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IN CLERK HOOKS OFFICE.
Deeds Recorded, Marriage Licenses Issuei
and Other transactions

Clerk Hook was ovcr-run yesterday
with Applications for marriage license:
and he made six couples happy. They
were: William J. Redeem. aged TWEEN
ty-nlnc. OF Allegheny. and Rosa a
Peterson, aged t~wenty-four. OF Iron
dale; Frank Relneke. aged twenty.
three, and Cora Cole. aged nineteen;
Adolph Stahl. aged twcnty-eIght. ant
Maria a. Buch, aged twenty-three;
Ferdinand kneubuh! and Matilda XII
yer; Henry Wolf. aged twenty. ant
Lizzie Poslcy, aged twenty: Frederick
Zimmerman, aged sIxty-five. and Fred.
erlcka Nolte. aged fifty-one. all OF thI!
city.
Mr.. Henry ". Russell was granted
power OF attorney :or the international
Oliver Typewriter Company.
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A BRILLIANT SEASON
Is Anticipated by tho Carroll Club Mem
bcr.-Tic improvements.

bers-Thc improvements.
Work on the annex to the Carroll
club is progressing gradually. The
brick work Is now above the second
story. 1t Is expected that the building
Will be finished by the close Of the
year. and 1t Will be formally opened
then by Cardinal Gibbons.
The annex will contain n large hall
suitable for theatrical or social enter
taInmcnts. The hall will be siXty-fOur
| feet in length and tifty-four In width.
with Il sixteen foot stage. II will be
twenty-eIght feet In heIght,ard contain
4 large semi-c!rcular gallery In the
rear. This hall will be used by the
dramatic and musical clubs, about to
be formed. for their entertainments. II
Will also be used for halls and recep-
tons and may be rented out for these
purposes TO societies for their social
functions, as by Its construction 1t will
not interfere with the club rooms pro-
per.
Below the hail on the basement floor.
will be bowling alleys, lockers, show
or baths and gymnasium apparatus In
general. Gymnasium apparatus will
also be put In the hall above. but so
arranged that II can be removed when
necessary. 4 dining hall and kitchen
will occupy part OF the basement. The
estimated cost OF these improvements
Is $4,000. a director OF athletics will
be secured, as Will mes for the music
al and dramatic clubs.
The Carroll Club made quite a re-
cord as 4 social entertainer last win
ter. and the coming season will out
shine the last. II the improvements to
the building are completed in time.
There Is considerable dramatic and
musical talent In the club. and this
will be chrystal!zcd into permanent or
CARNATIONS next week.
\ lecture course Is being arranged
for the coming winter. as are chess and
checker tournaments. The second d.
| vision OF the billiard tournament Is now
or. Smoking concerts Will be given
fortnightly. and the Ladies' Day re-
cept!ons will be Il feature as in the
past winter.
With the new addition. coupled with
the present commodIous and cosy
quarters. the members OF the Carroll
club may hopefully anticipate q pleas
mt winter.
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THE BESwooD SOUTHERN
Electric Street Halfway will nc Opened
To-day Sure,

f
The Bcnwood Southern electric line
will be opened to traffic from Benwood
to the Moundsville camp grounds to-
day. and an excursion OF Moundsvlllc
people who desire to attend the soldiers
reunion at Wheeling park will be
brought TO Wheeling In connection with
the Wheeling electric line.
Since Receiver Howard Hnzlett took
charge OF the affairs OF the Bcnwood
Southern last summer. the work on con-
str1iction on the lower end Of the line
has been pushed as rapidly rs possible.
For a time work was delayed on account
OF the rOn-arrivGl OF the material. Con-
siderlng the distractions very quick
work has been done. The road IS er-
pected TO meet n popular demand for
cheap and frequent transportation be-
tween M~oundsville and Wheeling. and
makes that place practically 4 suburb
OF Wheeling.
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According to the annual report of the
president Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie
tn. ninety year lease OF the Valley rail.
road has been finally executed. The
Wheeling & Lake Erie expects grea,
benefits from this agreement when the
new terminals In Cleveland arc COM
,pleted. He speaks OF q decentralization
Of coal rates due to Increased COMPETE
tion. The freight a department was
Increased by 1000 new cars and the en-
gine equipment by twelve locomotives,
They have rebuilt @Jl freight cars and
twelve m!lca OF 7O-pound rail were laid
during the year.
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AIARSDEN |, COLVIGS Millinery open
"i''''p"t' G~V"''""inE to-day.
You are invited.

THEY arc so lItlc You hardly know
you are taking them. They cause no
gripping, yet they net quickly md most
thoroughly. Such are the famous little
pills known as Dc Wits Little Early
Risers. Small In size. great In results.
Charles X. Goet=e. corner Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Co. Bridge
port; Peabody & Son. Benwood. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30
pittsburgh Erpo.ition Sprcinl Ercur,ion.
Win u. d o. HALLWAY Oct, l, Y, IL AMI %,

Round trip, including one admissNn
to the exposition. from Wheeling. 81 a.
tickets good TO return on all rcrulnr
trains. three days. including date nj
sale. Trains lcnvc Wheeling via Bal.
tlmore & Ohio. at I:55 and 700 n. m
md l:i5 and 5:ij p. m. returning leave
Pittsburgh ut 1850 and $50 n. m. 400
and $50 p. m. Music by 1nncs' band
September 81 to October 3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30

TETTER, eczema and all similar skin
troubles are cured by the use Of Dc
Wits Witch Hazel Salvc. 1t soothcs
ut once, and restores the tissues "a
their natural condition, and never fnIls
TO cure piles. Charles Il. Goethe, corner
Market and Twelfth streets: Bowie &
Co. bridgeport; Peabody G Son, Rem
wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30

Our aim Tor the coming season will be to show the latest
effects as they appear in the Eastern Markets.