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Hotel de Lille ct d'Albion

223 Rue st. Honore. Paris
Between the Tuileries Gardens, Place Vendomd
and New Opera Advantageous arrangements foe
families. Beautiful Hall. Large Drawing Rooms
Electric Light &C. kilograms "Iialbon,a
Paris HENRY ABApIE
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O'ROURKE's TEAM WINS.

Giant. at Recreation Park yesterday afternoon The only
notable feature OF the game Rourkes excellent
work behind the bat This 10 the Cuban Giants FIRST
Cuban X Giants ...........2 o. o
Bridrepost .................o o-I2
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS Will nns
N. London ONCE OF The Tribune Is Fleet Street. C..
place leave their Advertisements and sub.
scrfptons for The Tribune.
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j. r. DIVER. New-Haven.
u W. Ashley & wife. Balu-
more.
O. Rodenbach. Buffalo.
{. j. Reed. Grand RapidA
Mich.
Mrs. +. II. Jackson. Char-
lesion. :. e.
The Misses Jackson. Char
lesion. :. G.
MARLBOROUGH.
b. McCullum. Portland. Ne.
; Iapowski. Texas.
o. r. Baldwin Il wife. Troy.
+. W. Smith. Savannah.
Miss +. Bloch. Philadelphia
~. Bloch. Chicago.
I. W. Alexander. Augusta,
Ga.
E. II. Butt. Augusta. Ca
A. Hull. Augusta. Ga.
j. =. Mulheim. Augusta, O..
METROPOLE.
+ 3. VI. Wilcox. Auburn.
O. Phelps. New-York.
W. J. Stops. Albany.
a G. Field. New-York
Mrs. VI. O. Kurtz. chicaen,
c. :. Hibbard. Colorado
Springs.
NIL RAY HILL.
4. II. Lloyd. Chicago.
w. NJ. knight & wife. Cht-
cago.
A. Fleming & wife. Pitts
F. J. A. Darr e. wife. New
York.
A. @. Bofnger 4 wife. Cixv
clnnati.
r. =. Bullsrri. New-York
q. G.. Newburg. Chicago.
II. VI. Leland. Boston.
@. F.. Howe. Boston.
SWITZERLAND.
@. Obit & wife. Paris.
The Misses Obit. Paris.
Mrs. J. p. Townsend u
child. Lima. Ohio.
j. G. Bonie & wife. Kun-
stein. Bavaria.
J. n. Bartlett. Middlesboro.
x. Brewster Il wife. New
York.
Miss Brewster. New-York.
NORMANDIE.
c. II. Bennett. Springfield
", F. Cook. Springfield.
W: a. Stone. Kalamazoo
Mich.
J. Cohen. Lynchburg. Va
J. n. Wardwell. New York
F. II. Buckley. Philadelphia,
PLAZA.
J. Banisan. Providence.
j. j. Banigan. Providence.
j. .. Banigan. Providence.
q. r. Gregory & wife. Phil.
adelphia.
II. =. Taylor G. wife. Kew
ark.
Mrs. J. Jenkinson. Newark.
ST. CLOUD.
p. p. Jordan. scran,oo.
Penn.
F. W. Furst & wife. Lake
Vile. Conn.
@. Gray K wife. Newark.
J. w. Lehman A. w,fA
Staten Island.
W. Allen. New-York.
Miss Davis. New-York.
w, 7. TAYLOR. Trentoa,
VI. E. Graves, New-York.
j. Bryan a wife. Philadsb
phia.
|. Marks. New-York.
A. n. Marks. New-York.
J. +. Trott. Niagara FallA
sTURTEyANT.
F. N. Doolittle, Utica
H. J; Lockrow Newport
W, ]; Fitzpatrick. Corning.
J. r. Fitzpatrick. corni.aL
J. 5. benson & wife. Frov,-
dence.
G. II. Fisk. Detroit.
Mrs. J. J. Kennedy. Baits
more.
F. Dannemiller. Canton.
Ohio.
II A. Harris. PoughkeepeiA
Mrs. c. A. Whittier. CHI
cago.
vENDoME.
T. r. Kenney. Providence.
II. q. Hemmins 4 wife
Washington.
A. J. Cornelius. New York
W. g. Frye. New York.
G. W. Hess. New-York.
J. Lehman. Atlanta.
WINDSOR
p. r. Shelby. Cleveland.
Miss shelby. Cleveland.
Misc l.. whiting. Bcst9a.
I p. Hogan a wife. Cisv0
land.
Miss G y. Davis. Phiiadss
uiss X. Davis. philadelphia
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GUESTS AT THE LEADING HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE
Ma N y. Msfhos. CHICAGO
n p Harvey, Portland Or
p Bliss. Philadelphia.
q. c. Young. Boston.
: p Ferguson. Boston.
7 Il Williams. Montrea.;
z. q. Thompson. Phi.adei-
BARTHOLD1.
F. Shepherd. Boston.
Miss Shepherd. Boston.
f. c. Herman & wife. Bos
ton.
E. NJ. Heuoter & wife. Phil
adelphia.
r. J. Adams & wife. Bos
ton.
+. A. Duffy. New-York.
BARRETT.
X. c. Merssreau, Bingham
ton.
y. F. Eusko. Union City.
y. Bigney, New-York.
8. 8. Myers. New York.
A. r. Costello. Boston.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
z. !. Kicker & wife. Boston
W. II. Ware x wife, London
+. Baldwin & wife, -
Louis.
c. II. Edison s. wife. Brock
ton. Mass.
r. p. Bronson & wife. At
lanta.
W. II. Washburne & wife
Pawtuckei. x. |.
G. u. Evans & wife, Balti
more.
W. A. Bennett q wife. Eas
ton. Penn.
II. A. Spear & wife. To
ronto.
J. y. Williams & wife, Phil
adelphia.
BUCKINGHAM.
B, L: FairchlId. Pelham
y. Y.
II. c. Weeks. Rye. y. Y.
q. A. McKimlock. Chicago.
=. Koenigs. Dublin.
". G. Barrett. Dublin.
GIl.SEY.
F.. Pease. Pittsburg.
]. Il. Cu,ler;son. Pittsburg
X. II. Thompson r. wife
Trey.
+. b. Thompson. Troy.
r. A. Thompson. Troy.
Mrs. y. IL. Finnie x son
Savannah.
r. 9. Train & wife. New
York.
W. Brassey. Chicago.
{. 7. Knapp & wife. New
York.
W. Goldman, Boston.
GRAND.
A. r. White. jr.. Phiiadel-
phia.
p. ingalls,. Washington.
". F. Hoyt. New York
G.. D. Fitch. United states
Army.
Miss Gould. Philadelphia.
GRAND UNION.
F. T. Baldwin e. wife
Poughkeepsie.
!. n. Murphy. Boston.
T. ". Royce. Utica.
A. ". Bradley. jr.. Wor-
cester. Mass.
W. q. Thomas a wife. Al
T. ". Whine. Schenectady.
W. A. Collins. Cambridge.
Mass.
W. T. Warren 4 wife. Cam
bridge. Mass.
E. G. Byrnes. P.ttsbury.
II. J. carnny, Pittsourg.
J. ". Gar,side & family.
Chicago.
J. J. Dwyer. New-York.
J. 3. Taylor. Troy.
X. o. Butler 4 wife. Bos-
ton.
H. sm,ller. Poughkeepsie.
HOFFMAN.
W. l.. Kaufman. Youngs-
town. Ohio.
Mrs. A. r. Kaufman
Youngstown. Ohio.
". ". Fuller. New-York.
@. d. White & wife. Phi.a-
delphia.
T.. J. Meegan Il wife. Al
bany.
r. Pauli.ng. New Rochelle.
J. Hammond. Mobile. Ala.
HOLLAND.
". r. Fray. Philadelphia.
+. W. Won Bsnd,,z. yenez
uela.
X. II. NJ. Robinson. United
States Navy.
+. ". sawyer, Boston.
j. II. Gates. Chicago.
q. !. Weston a wife. Scran
ION. Penn.
J. ID. Thomson. Lafayette
Ind.
IMPERIAL.
II. i,onnell. Youngstown
Ohio.
II. Is. Ferris Chicago.
W. O. lantir. 81. Louis
l.. T. Lindl.y. Cleveland.
+. +. Fitzpatrick. Buffalo.
J. X. Webster. Omaha.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-03
SUNDAY IN NORTHFIELD.
crrAr CONGREGATIONS A. THE BIBLE
CONFERENCE MEETINGS..
.r,vrssEs RI THE REV. DR.. MlBIE. MR.. MOODY

.DnvrsSEs RI TIE REV. DIR Mkb'f3 MN "V0Di
or,,rps-A SPECIAL. SERVICE HELD
FOR YOUNG PEoPLE-,R CHAP
MANS SERMON.
fay TELEGRAPH - TIL rRibcNsI
xor,hfeid. Mass. Aug. "A stiffness ana h"sh
80, 70 and a most married characteristic OF
e,,raav during the conference season at Northhed'
Notwithstanding the vast thrng that has assem-
We'd here has spread over ana around aoout me
seminary Campus to-day. AID one eould imagine
,rse,. almost alone with the universe ana mis-
liz .. such an extent has the very atmosphere
-, nerneated by the presence OF the Divine
blessing. arising as the nitural sequence OF the
s-snd and sublime spiritual truths which each day
a.. given out by those WHO are so well fitted to
o.ch the Divine doctrine in the most intellectual
and practical way conceivable The rain which
.as,ad likely to continue through tho entire day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-03

C SsIs. peseech you for the love Of the
cpnit NOT very much IL said in sermons con-
eernng the love OF the Third Person of the Trinity
.nu IL seems all the more remarkable to us when
We remember that the first statement we have In
LOU Word concerning Him the statement con-
veilhhg Ills love. In the first chapter and second
cclSe OF Genesis We are told that 'the Spirit OF
..ou moved upon the face OF the waters" Ii Is also
"usia,eu the Spirit of God brooded on the face
~ .ue uecp and we are told that this is a vision
U V., d "sure rather OF mother broodng over her
iitie ones nave been told by those who know
NE wora We'll that Y we press IT little further
ca " "uu say " IN this way: And the Spirit Of
eoI refiDicd with love the face of the deep
"a, so me hrst vision we have had given to
"S ~ the vision of His love. which Is kind unto
uanIherness. and the faithfuness of the love of a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS


Some time ago the IntellIScncCr stated
that a great many extensive improve
mcnts were contemplated at the Schmul-
bach Brewing Company's plant. and this
morning the details OF the improvements
can be given In full.
The work on the improvements VIII
begin at once. and will be completed
within sixty days. The new work Will
be done on the stock house. to which
another story Is to he added. making
the building six stories In height. The
top floor will be used as the condenser
room, In which n new Onc h~undrcd-ton
condenser will be placed, which will in
crease the Ice capacity at least twenty
five tons per day, and make the daily
capacity Ecvcnty-tivc tons. An asphalt
floor will be put In and everything built
In nrSt-class style.
The contract for the new condenser
wa lot 10 Farrell & Iiempc, Of Chicago,
and for the asphalt floor to Schellinger
Brothers, of Toledo. Ohio. Besides In
crcasing the capacity for ice produc-
ton, the new condenser will increase
the rcfriECratlnE capacity 10 double
what 1t is at present.
. In connection with the improvements
in the Ice plant, contracts have been
awarded 10 the Hauscr- Bremen und
Faith Company OF Cincinnati. for twenty
new casks for the storage of beer, the in
PRODUCTION OF which viii increase the
storage capacity Ave thousand barrels.
and the output twenty thousand barrels
more than It IL nj present. Tho cost OF
the improvements will reach Into the
thousands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

The Grand Opera House attraction the
last three nights OF this week, beginning
on Thursday. with a matinee on Satur-
day, IN Reilly & Woods big Show"
The adjective Is not i~njudiclously used.
1t Is d very big show in numbers and tai
ent. The principals have been seen here
often and as often approved for their
vaudeville skill. They have surrounded
themselves with many artists OF ac-
knOwledged excellence in variety work,
and the performance they give is free
from vulgarliy OF any kind. The prIn-
cipal members OF the company are Pc
tric and Elsie. In an amusing sketch;
Smith and Cook. In n comedy turn: Pau
10 and Dlka. French singers; the Ollrans,
In n novel and amusing specially; three
Sisters Lane. with some u~p-to-date
songs and dances; Rohetta and Doreto.
with a Chinese laundry scene Pat Rell-
ly, with his humorous songs and stories
and ever popular charcoal scketches. to-
gether with Kelly, Mcbride and Walton,
who wind up the entertainment with n
one-act farce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14
WESLEY N. E CHURCH.
Rev. Messrs. Lnkin and Anderson
Preached There Yesterday.

Yesterday morning Rev. C. II. LakIn.
minister OF the West Liberty and
Short Creek charges, OF the VI. f.
church, preached Il grand sermon at
Wesley ". f. church. He was on his
way home from Washington, D. C.,
where he had been attending the ma
tlonal meeting OF the %aatI-saloOu
league. Staying over Sunday with his
special friend, Rev. L. W. Roberts, he
PREACHED for him. Rev. Mr.. Lakin l.
one Of the very ablest ministers OF the
West Virginia conference and his SER
mon yesterday was an able one. a
large congregation heard It. At night
ReY. Nj. Anderson, OF Chapline street
church, preached TO n crowded house.
He is one OF the rising young minis
tiers OF the conference and "a brilliant
future Is before him. The social and
batdar given by the Hnstlers. OF this
church. on Thursday and Friday even
ings.of last week. was a brilliant sue
cess, netting fully $50. Slowly. but
surely the last OF the church debt IS
disappearing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14
"TlTe World Against Her"

The Misses ''Vashtl" and Oracle
aged respectively SIX and sever years
are among the many attractions with
Agnes Wallace Villas World AGains,
Her company that will appear at the
Grand tonight. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. with Wednesday matinee. Their
songs and dances are rarely equalled,
"VashtI" az Ned MARYLAND. Gstonishes
and delights the audiences that wit
ness The World Against Her" Ora
Gle, as Little Annie in her rendition OF
the Trilby song. Ben Bolt" has no;
been cqualled by my child singer now
before the public. The management OF
the Grand recommends Agnes Wal
lace Villas engagement to the ladies
and children OF Wheeling. Many spe'
~clal;les are introduced by the members
OF the company and nothing Is done q
offend the most exactinS play-goer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14
ADJUSTMENTS


The ovation to Victor Herbert and Gil
,lotes famous band on their final even
i,h6 al the ~. Louis Exposition, recent
", was the most unbrIdIed and vivid
demonstration ever Witnessed ut a pub
lie performance In tibet city. It was thus
graphically described next day by one
or the members OF GIlmOre's, m Italian,
a most Intelligent and well-rehd man,
lwho objects To his name being usedJ
W the soft musical accents Of Southern
italy, II was fervld and unique. Where
ne lacked u word 10 express himself
nc made use OF II significant look or an
eloquent gesture, that, By suggestion,
more than brldgcd the gap. Said he:
~ was n lasa SRt'dy night we play
SANTA Louis las time. ] nev saw sucha
Time my HE. ] play Salnta Louis tena
years with Mis- Gilmore an ] ncv' saw
snch a tlmc like that time. The bigga
music hall he was q ~pack-packa, 80 you
Gamma see. Re bIggn crowd he don get
IN at all; he stay outside IN the halls an
lOoka behind. Too much crowd In music
nall, Crowd he hollcr all II time an
cheer Herbert. Victor Herbert same
time an say he greata mar on earth
an Gilmore band ecs beStl band eve
coma SANTA Louis. Ecs begta band on
earth. too. ] thinkl crowd ecS crazy
m'self. Then the mana-a-ze president,
one night he give Mis- Herbert goi' med
Ia. Oh! magnlhquc. splandeed! An the
lnsa night hll the people they civ Mis-
lleCbcrt flowers. oh! 81 many flowers
and beautiful things, | can not3l tell you
ever thing. and they maka speech again
and the blSga crowd yell like crazy all
the time. | new see such time again.
Mis- Herbert, he-wat you call thees
thing? He-Oh! yais! lie hero, greata
mar like George Washington when he
Spcaka to public. All! the old Gilmore
band no so good like the new Gilmore
band. Victor Herbert make It creates
band ev hear. You see yourself when II
comet"
Gllmore'g will appear at the Opera
House on Wednesday next, In two con-
ccrtS, n popular matinee afternoon and
grand cOccrt ut night. Popular prices
for the matinee: sale opens this MORN
ing at Houses music store. Miss Marie
Donavin, pr!ma danna. will sing at both
concerts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

Bishop George W. pcterlin, OF the
Episcopal diocese Of West Virginia,
spent yesterday IN this city. and In the
morning preached at the st. Matthews
church and IN the evening at 81. Lukc's,
on the Island. Both churches were
crowded and the sermons commanded
tho closest attention.
At ST. Matthew's church Bishop Pc
tcrkin took his text from the eleventh
chapter and twenty-cighth Verse OF
John. THE Master has come and calleth
for thee" The sermon WIS d very
thoughtful one.
In the evening the bishop was greeted
by u congregation which filled st. Luko's
church, and his sermon was n OF the
best heard within the walls OF that cdl-
ilec. He took for his text the ninth verse
or the fourth chapter OF Genesis, The
Lord said unto Cain. where Is Able, thy
brother"
He began by citing the deed OF Cain
ana carried the thought through his ser
mon that every man Is his brothers
Keeper In a manner most impressive.
In reference To church work he said:
1t IL an encouraging sign Of the
times that the church Ia waking up 10
her duty towards all men everywhere,
and seeking to avail herself OF the null
tipllcd opportunities now presented to
care for the material and spiritual inter-
ests of mankind. This work Is to be
done. first. by cultvatIng such Il regard
Tor our fellow men as shall not stop
short or An enthusiasm OF humanity
as TENDERS OF one great family We
must love and care for QUE another,
This Is no new principle. but 1t Is now
enforced rs never before by the high
and new sanctions OF the Gospel. Sec
ond, we must give practlcal Illustration
OF this enthusiasm by Sympathy with and
care for the individual we continually
meet. In this work WE encounter many
difficulties and sometimes find but small
result OF our labor; but still Inasmuch
as Christ loved man and labored for
him we must not refuse to do our mrt:
there are grand possibilities In every
man. and an ideal that gives him n
dignity and worth hard to express In
our poor terms OF valuation.
Third, all this Involves personal SER
Vice. Personal responsibility for the
man whose life touches ourS-we must
give ourselves as we'll as Our alms-and
not evade the real thing man needs and
God requires. |. e. &c love our nelEhbor
as ourselves. Fourth. for this work
Christ is at once the model and the mo-
t!ye. Some n has said that THE simple
record OF the three years OF His life has
don" more TO degenerate and soften
mankind than all the dIsQuIsitlons of
the Philosophers and the exhortatlons Of
the moralists since the world began"
Special music was rendered by the
cAoirs Of both churches. Bishop Pc
tcTktn will leave for New Cumberland
this morning and will return this cven-
Ing to conduct services at Elm Grove.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

The funeral OF Charles a. Hess, the
dnIrymun who committed suicide last
Friday. took place from the family res
idence yesterday afternoon. a large
turnout Of friends and nclEhbors Joined
with the relatives In following the re-
mains to their last resting place. A very
foolish rumor hnS gained much clrculn-
ton, to the effect that Mr.. Hess may
have known something Of the death OF
his friend and nciEhbor. Mr.. Henry
KcIi. who was murdered some weeks
ago. or course the denial OF such II
rumur Is unnecessary, but cx-Shcrlr
Louis StccnrOd has asked the Intelligent
Ger to say TINT h. knew both gentlemen
and knows they were on the best 0t
terms, and ut tho time OF Mr.. Etll's
mysterious death. Mr., Hess was In
Wheeling delivering milk and ala not
return to his home for more than an
hour nftcrward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

YOU can't buy .925 fine Sterling Sill
yer goods for nothing.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCIiER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14
Some Christina Ideas

We will suggest n few ideas from our
stock that may assist you in choosing
some "hlllnE'' for the Christmas stock
inGs Cor socks, as the case may beg:
ENGRAVED CARDS AND PLATE
(bcst work and stock. .......... soc
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO MAGAZINE.
POCKET DIARY (with name stamped
In SOC 10 g 90
CARD CASE OR POCkETBOOK with
name stamped In Gold) .....5 Zoe TO IS 90
TEACHERS BIBLE, overlapping
edges, with name stamped In
Eold) SO to $40 90
SET PRAYER AND HYMNAL (with
name stamped in GOLDFISH 90 TO Sc 90
CHURCH HYMN BOOK, leather, with
name stamped In Eold).. Isl 90 to IS 90
PELOUBET'S NOTES ON S. S. LES
SONS, 1897. reduced ............S 90
CHRISTMAS NUMBERS LONDON
AND PARIS MAGAZINES. Soc to 81
To say nothing OF books. books and
then books for all ages. all tastes. all
purses. FRANK STANTON.
1901 Market StrC,.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

Rev W. II. Hayden. pastor OF the
First Christian church. preached a very
Interesting sermon on the war be-
tween Spain and Cuba, last night, which
was listened to by 4 congregation
which completely filled The church.
The pastor took up the subject from
the beginning of the trouble between
the Insurgents and Spain. and brought
the story down TO the present time. He
favored the insurgents and prayed for
fhnir Snccacl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

CURIOUS.-It Is astounding that
people Will pay big prices for all kinds
OF watches. clocks and jewelry, when
they can so 60 o. C. Gentler and buy
The same Identical goods for n great
deal less money. Besides they find the
largest stock OF jewelry. Watches and
Clocks In the state. First-class optI-
clans and Watch-makers are always
In Mr.. Gcnther's employ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14
JAMES A. HENRY,
FOR SALE.
o . FOR SALE

House ! rooms and hall, with modern
improvements; lot coXlc2 feet; Eorr street.
oA;Reen Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Eirrcts. cheap.
House ! rooms. Locust street. Sixth
Tart; lot 25xIej feet: rents for $50 per
snaum; terms easy; Sl.45l.
House 1 oorls brick. Eighteenth street
House 6 rooms and hail. Market street.
CsHtro Wheeling, 3l.l00.
Nos. a. 10 and Is Twenty-thlrI street,
tasy terms.
liou;c, II rooms. wide cen.er halls. mod
IN convcniences and large lot, No. 900
Chapl!ne street: cheap and terms easy.
House. : rooms. Eighteenth st; sl.l5G.
House. $ rooms. bath. hot and cold
water. both gases. ind In @ double
house.. { rooms each. Market street. be-
,Tccn Seventh and Eighth; q bargain At
40 will buy n nlco lot fronting on Lind
i;-se;: onc-th!rd cash. balance. On easy
10 will buy good two--oomcd house.
fronting on Chapline street. near Tenth.
NE will buy house OF 2 rooms on Wilson
,i'ret. Centre Wheeling: 800 cash. balance
n rent.
.Lhts on Lind street. Cherry street md
NcColloch street At from 80 to 800 each
OF easy terms.
Money TO loan on city real estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

Has found that her little ones arc i'm
proved more BY the pleasant Syrup OF
Figs, when In need of the laxative cf-
feet OF a gentle remedy than by any
other, and that It Is more acceptable TO
them. Children enjoy Il and II benefits
them. The true remedy, Syrup OF Figs,
Is manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Company only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

THE old way OF delivering messages
by post-boys compared with the mod
crn telephone. illustrates the old tedious
methods OF breaking" colds compared
with their almost instantaneous cure
by One Minute Cough Cure. Charles
II. Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: RowH 6 Co. Bridgeport; Pea
body e Son. Bcnwood. 6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14
BISHOP PETERKIN
Conducts Morning and Evening
Services Here.
LARGE CONGREGATIONS HEARD

Him nj ST. Matthew's and 81 Luke's-Tio
Music by tho Ciioirs u Fcature-speaks
OF Church Work at ~. LuLe's-An I'm.
couraging Sign Found III tho Waking
UP Of tho Church How tho Work for
Material aud Spiritual Welfare Should
bc Done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

A BROWNIE CHlLD'S SET. consist
Ing OF n knife. fork and spoon. extra
heavy Rogers silver plate. given by the
Wheeling Bakery for 100 Tin Seals. This
IL the most superb article ever, Of
fCrcl In redccmInE Tin Seals. Elegant
Christmas present for children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-14

WE sell only Sterling Silver goods,
that are .925 fine.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co,