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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24
BUTCHERS DAY.
The Annual barbecue OF tho Local Asso'
citation Takes Place Thursday.

The Annual barbecue OF tho Local Asso.
citation Takes Place Thursday.
Butchers day in Wheeling is always
looked forward to with a great deal OF
pleasure by all who have ever attended
one OF the plcnics and barbecues. They
are the most enjoyable given during the
season and never fail to attract large
crowds Of pleasure seekers This year
the butchers will hold their picnic at
wheeling Park and Thursday Of this
week will be the day. The butchers will
close their shops and spend the day with
their friends at the park. where all kinds
of amusemcnts will he offered. One Oe
the greatest features will be the big bar
becue, which win be larger and better
than ever before.
The other features OF the day will be az
follows:
Bowling Contest-Freo for alf; flrst prize,
800 second prize. $500. and third prize,
$50.
Bicycle Race-B Between butcher boys
only, Prize, sweater.
Foot Racc-For butcher boys First
prize. $50: second prize. $3.50 and third
Watermelon Contcst-Betwce colored
boys First prize, 800; second prize. 30
cents.
Bologna Eating Contcst.-Freo for Hll
First prize, $500, aud second prize, Si0O
Bicycle Race-RldorB to DO bllndfolded.
Prize, one ham.
PIE Eating Contost--Freo Tor NIL. First
prlEe, sl.0 90; second prize 90 cents.
Creased Pig Cont6st--Open 10 all. Prize
the pig, when you catch u,
prlzO WnltE-Fnr best Indy ana gentle
man wpltzor Prize, SILK pnraSol ana SILK
umbrella,
26O.ynrd Foot Race-Betweon Frank
O'Conncrs and William Henry Prize, SO!
aide bet, $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-24
LOCAL alsy1r1gs.
AIattsrsOG Minor 4.omslit Ia. and Aboat
the City.
Council meets tonight.
AIarrhnnLsi Day tn-nnnrrnIu

Council meets tonight.
Merchants Day tomorrow.
The committee on scales Is called to
meet tonight at 7 O'Clock.
Fourteen Hundred and Ninety-two"
at the Park Casino tonight.
News was received yesterday that the
Home Telephone Company, OF Baltimore,
has gone into the hands Of receiver.
Mr.. Alex r. Campbell yesterday as
sumed office at the customs house, as
stamp collector in the internal revenue
office, succeeding Mr., A, II. Patterson.
The number of idlerswho loaf In Mar
ket alley between Market and Main
streets, Is on the increase, much to the
disgust OF the residents and pedestrians
OF that section.
The committee on cemeteries met last
night and audited bills amounting to Slls
and adjourned. The committee on mar
kets also met and ordered bills amount
ing to 3S6 70 paid,
Az the rooms of the Wheeling Bust
ness College, improvements have been
made this summer that add greatly to
the handsome appearance OF the apart
ments The new metal ceiling In the
commercial hall and fresh paint every
where are noticeable improvements.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock,
Judge Heryey, at the request of relatives
and friends OF George EmblIn, reduced
his bond from $1,000 to $1,000, and thla
sum was furnished by two aunts OF the
young man, and he was released from
jail.
An infant child of John Coleman, the
Twenty-seventh street grocer, was scald-
ed quite badly yesterday morning. by thu
overturning OF a coffee pot of boiling
coffee, The family physician was called
and dressed the little ones scalds. The
effects while painful, are not necessarily
fatal
Yesterdays contributions for the aid
OF the striking coal miners received by
the committee of the trades assembly
aggregated 1926 In cash and a quantity
of provisions and clothing. The COM
mittee Is pleased to acknowledge the
liberality with which It has met in its
work.
Sousa's celebrated brass band will
furnish the music at the Pittsburgh
exposition during the first four weeks.
It will be heard here at Wheeling park
Sunday, September B, afternoon and
evening, in two sacred concerts. There
will be no extra charge for admission
on that day.
During the stay OF the Washington
party, that is going to San Francisco
to witness the presentation of silver
service to the Wheeling" in this city
on Thursday morning, Mr.. Thomas G.
Burke, the passenger agent Of the Bal
tlmore & Ohio will show the congress-
men around the city.
The Mozart park management has
Just closed contract for the appear
ance OF the famous Conterno band at
the hilltop resort on Sunday and Mon
day, September and G.. This sterling
attraction was seen at Mozart last year
and pleased everybody, It will be
warmly received at its coming concerts.
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Wheeling lodge No. ~, K. Of p. met
last night 10 take tiOn on tho death OF
their deceased member Harry Wright,
who died at Grand Junction, Col, last
wcolt. As viii he remembered, Mr.
wrighrs body wnB found In the pork,
and all there was 10 Identify him wna hlb
receipt FOR dues and order ,UT the pnqs
word from Wheeling lodge. These were
turned over by the coroner TO Che officers
Of Grand Junction lodge X. of p, nnd
they In turn notified Chancellor Conn
tnandor Govt, who immediately tcle-
grlphed to embalm the rcmGlnH and ship
here at once. T'hiB waA donc, and NJ last
nights meeting II w,.s Btntnd Nhc rmninu
would arrive this afternoon, They viii
be taken 10 the home NJ the mother OF tho
deceased on Vermont Btrect, whore thu
funeral with be hold Tomorrow nftcrnoon
~ 2 o'clock Wheeling lodge and mem
hers of algtcr Pythlnn lodges will meet At
] o clock, for the purpose OF attending
the funeral In body
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The marks at p, m. showed feet o
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
with showers.
Major w. II. Hcuer, United Statce en-
glneer In charge Of the Ohio, has received
a report from Evansville, stating that
work Is progressing rapidly on the new
bikes there and that the contractors CN-
poet 10 finish there this week. After I'm
lahng the bikes the same contractors
will begin on the work Of protecting the
shore few miles above Evansville.
The pleasure boat Sam the ScarmoHeh
loft Pittsburgh yesterday for New Or
leans, having IN tow small steel hull
towboat which has Just been finished by
JRines Rocs q Son, for South American
parties Captain Mat Cnynnaugh accom-
panied the boat on the trip. He expects
TINT II WIN take him thirty days 10 rcNch
New orleans, The boat viii be taken
apart ut that place and shipped Ia South
America In sections The machinery has
been sent to ts destination. Chronicle
Telegraph.
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1892" is described by the management
as an operate burlesque extravaganza.
A host of young and pretty women and
nearly dozen funny comedians are EN-.
ployed in Its representation. The special
features are the original and famous XII
anyi living pictures, a Spanish ballet
six daily hints from Paris" and the
"hurTah dudes" There Is also large
and well drilled chorus, and a complete
orchestra, which is directed by Prof Mil
ton Q, Smith, Among the sixty-fve PEG.
pie In the company are Stuart. the "mall
Patti" Zelma Rawlston, John II. W.
Byrne, Frank Gardiner, Marie Godoy
Connie Thompson. Arthur Seatnn Mas
ter Thomns Meade, the phenomenal boy
tenor the Herald Square quartette. Sara
Maclaren, Thomas II. Ince and others
Several car loads of scenery and cos,
tunes are used In the production.
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THE GOLD FEVER.
II Strikes Wheeling ana Stock Com
pany Being Formed.

pAny Be,nG Formed.
A company has been formed inWheel-
ing to furnish capital for the purpose OF
fitting out an expedition bound for the
chilly cline of Alaska. The company is
composed principally of clerks and mer-
chants and will be chartered under the
name of The Get There Trading, Min
ing and Exploring Company. The capl-
tnl stock will be 100000, and shares will
be sold at $40. Already s2o.9oo has been
subscribed.
The idea Is 20 have the full amount
subscribed before any money Is asked
of the stockholders Then meeting
will be called and officers and directors
elected Three men will constitute the
exploring party that will seek for
tune for the company In Klondlke.
They will go fully equipped and carry
with them n large stock Of supplies,
which they will trade
The start will be made. II everything
goes right, early next spring The
prime movers in the AFFAIR are enthusi-
astic as to their prospects,
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BELLAIRE
All sorts ofLocal News aud Gossip From
the Glass CITY.

The converters are being placed in
position at the new steel plant and the
soaking pits are receiving the finishing
touches. The latter will be finished this
week and steel plant VIII be almost
ready for work by the first. II Is ex-
pected the new plant will start about
the 18th of September at the farthest,
maybe the middle of the preceding
week.
A crowd OF Bridgeport boys came
down "a Bellalre Sunday evening and
got mixed up with some colored folks
In rushing the growler to such an ex-
tent that two OF the party We're run in.
They were afterwards released on ao-
count of the family OF one of the boys.
Sheriff Darby was in the city yester-
day serving notices OF suit by the
Bellaire Bottle Co. against the stock
holders of the now defunt Scotch Pre-
serving Co. II is formal suit to get
the stockholders in under the double
liability clause of Ohio laws.
About fifty persons ali told left this
city for the G. A. Il. epeampment at
Buffalo Several of the veterans who
left yesterday morning took their wives
with them.
Rev, H. A, l., King went to Woods
field yesterday afternoon TO address the
Monroe county Sunday school. From
there he goes to Noble county,
C. W, Dickens and wife came in yes
terday morning from Epworth park,
Mrs. Dickens has been spending the
summer at that resort,
Miss Alice Geller, of Braddock, Pa,
who has been visiting friends and rela-
tives here for few days past, left yes
terday for her home,
Misses Maude and Ada Corbett will
leave to-day for Steubenville. where
they Will spend few days with friends
and relatives,
Mrs. A. j. Holt and daughter will be
home tomorrow from Greenfield, where
she has been spending ten days with
relatives.
Thomas RosseF has returned home TO
this city from North Carolina, where he
has been working for several months
past,
John Adams, formerly of this city,
but now OF Indiana. Is the guest OF
friends and relatives In the Fifth ward.
Michael Butler, of this city, has sign
ed to play ball with the Bridgeport
team of the lnter-city league.
Miss Sybil Harler, OF the First ward,
left yesterday afternoon for u visit with
relatives in st. Clairsville.
Many Bellalre people will go to Steu-
benville this week to witness the CEN
tennial celebration there.
Mrs. Walla Campbell who has been
visiting relatives at Moundsville. has
returned to this city.
Local millers have offered as high as
So cents for wheat, but could not buy
at that figure. g..
Mrs. H. Il. Buchanan and daughter
are the guests OF friends and relatives
in Powhatan.
s. WINNER left yesterday for Buffalo,
N. Y, to spend a week with relatives
and friends.
Everett Godfrey returned home yes
terday from Cleveland, where he spent
a few days.
Davis g. Archer shipped a barge load
of implements to Sistersville yesterday
afternoon.
John Emery, of New Castle, Pa, is
spending few days with friends in
this city.
DR.. j. 7. w. Kerns and wife left yes
terday for Georgian lsly for a season Of
rest.
Isaac T. Freeze is laid up with the
second stroke OF paralysis.
The b. & o, pay car was in the city
Yesterday morning
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made "
Harry {. Sweeney to the undersigned.
trustee, dated March II, In the year NV
and recorded In the office of the CLERK oi
the county court Of Ohio county, Nyss.'
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No "
at folio l23 | Will sell al public aucuol
to the highest and best bidder. at the NORA
front door OF the court house OF said cOvW
ty, In the city Of Wheeling. w, Va on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, a. d. 1891
commencing at 10 o'clock n m, the rgal
estate hereinafter mentioned and le'
sCribed. being all of the following pIGp'
orty, situate on Wheeling Island, In !ne
said city oPWheellng, that II TO say ~.
numbered twenty-seven 90, fronting w
Hnnc street, in Daniel Xane's addibo"
the said city OF Wheeling,
TERMS or SALE-One-third ana ~ =,
much more rs the purchaser may clI.s,.W
nay In cash on the day of sale, the balhnp
OF the purchase money In two equal W,
stallments, payable respectively At one Nv
two years from the day OF sale, WIN R
terCSt from that day, for each 81 WIZ
deferred instnllments Of the purcnaass.
money the purchaser shall give MS n,ty,
Table promissory note, bearing lhluG,
from tho day of sale as aforesaid, pW
secured by tho title OF the property I'm sVnI
being retained until the payment ~ n.
Of tho same, or by deed of trust 9ni. I
property sold, 80 TO drawn, Rclpowlcds,a
and recorded at the expense of the p"'
GEORGE y. Caldwell,
WILLIAM II. HALLER, ,u
AuctIoneCr, avn.
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THURSDAYS RsrERTAINMENr
by ihs Jnnlor y. U. a, ~. at ihs Grand
Hnan Good Prog ramme.

The entertainment to be given to-mor-
row evening at the Grand Opera House
by the several councils of the Junior Or
der of United American Mechanics. VIII
draw large audience, for the pro-
gramme that has been prepared Is a good
one. Among the Well known local per-
formers who are on the programme are
Miss Lima Hennig,the Glorial quartette,
Mr.. and the Misses Morgan and others
az well known. The entertainment is
given as a means OF raising funds for thu
entertainment OF the visiting Mechanics,
who will be here next month. for the an
nual meeting of the state organization.
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An amusing anecdote is related of
Frank Gardiner, the comedian who plays
the part of 1.-THE Royal Treasurer in the
big operate extravaganza 'li92, which
will be the attraction at Wheeling Park
Casino tonight, While on Il tour of the
south few years ago he had lodgings
In q house on the outskirts OF q town.
Soon after retiring, he was awakened by
tlutterlng noise, as of bird around the
curtains OF his bed. He sprang up,
struck light, and saw a small dark
creature with wings, laundering about
the room; not being well versed in nat
ural history he did not recognize II Is a
bat, but thinking 1t queer kind of bird.
he resolved to catch 1t IL possible, and
examine 1t by daylight, So he took his
felt hat and attempted for long time
In vain to capture the intruder, but at
length he pouReed upon Il carefully, re-
moved 1t from his hat with his hand.
shut II up In drawer, listened while II
struggled for few moments TO escape,
and then went back to bed, and was
soon asleep But he was not destined to
sleep long. Hardly had he dOZed off
when further futterIng awakened him,
and lighting another match he found
second bat, He had an excited scramble
before he caught this one, but finally he
succeeded and put It In the drawer with
its companion and again retired. Again
he was awakened In a similar manner,
bats come not in single spies, buff the
expression is allowed-in "battalions"
Each specimen was carefully deposited
In the drawer. At last, after an unusu-
ally long chase, he was so heated that he
opened the window and having retired
exhausted enjoyed few hours sleep
When he awoke he jumped out OF bed
and opened the drawer very cautiously
to look for the prizes Of the night; but 10.
there were no bats there. He opened the
drawer wide and then discovered that 1t
had no back TO Il, He had, in fact, spent
his nightln catching the same bat, which
had flown out at the back of the drawer
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TIE RIVER.
YrsrrRpAY,s pEpARTuREs.

Parkersburg. BEN HUR, 10 p. IN.
Slstcrsvillc. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Clarlngt0n . LEROY, 1880 p. m
Steubonville, n NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY,
Cincinnati. d. KEYSTONE STATE. s n. m.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. a. m.
ParkersburR .ARGAND, II a, m.
Matnmoraa. LEXINGTON, II a. M
SlBtersVlllO RUTH, 1880 p m.
ClarinBton. &, LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvlle r. NJ, BAYNE, 2;2O p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. ..KANAwIIA, $3.50 n. IN,
Pittsburgh, BEN HUR, n, IN.
Darlington &. LEROY, $3.50 y. m.
sistcrsvlie RUTH $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvlllc r. NJ BAYNE. $3.50 p. m.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
.RUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue of deed of trust made BY
Jerry Crawford. n widower, to the under.
signed, as trustee, dated July /, a. b. fS&
and recorded In the office OF the cerG Of
the county court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, in Deed OF Trust Book No. a. a
page @, | will sell ut public auction to ITO
highest and best bidder, at the north from,
door OF the court house OF said county 10
the city OF Wheeling, W. Va, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF SEP.
TENDER, 1891
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M. the fOI.
lowing described real estate situated IN The
said city OF Wheeling that Is to say
parcel OF ground situate In Wheeling, Wot
Virginia, on the east side OF Eoft street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and
bounded MS follows: Beginning at point
on the cast side OF EOf street. forty.twO
Ci2) feet north OF the northwest corner q
the Methodist Episcopal church lot; thence
eastwardly with the southern line Of
piece Of ground belonging to Robert
Strange, one hundred 900 feet 10 twenty
foot alley thence southwardly and para,
lei with Eoff street eighteen QNl feet,
thence westwardly and parallel with thA
line first above mentioned one hundred
400 feet to Eoff street; thence northwarl'
ly with the east line OF Eoff street eighteen
CS) feet TO the place OF beginning, together
WIN Nllt Nll'ANAlN N'lWA 'A'
same property which was granted and con.
voyed to the said Jerry Crawford by Wll'
lam Llnch, trustee. by deed dated the lNh
day of March, 1852, and recorded IN the
office OF the clerk OF the county court O
said Ohio county in Deed Book No. u at
TERMS OF sALE-one-third and az
much more as the purchaser may elect 70
pay In cash on the day OF sale, the balance
Of dhe purchase money In two equal M
stallments, payable respectively AT one ani
two years from the day Of sale, with "
terest from that day, for each OF whlta
deferred installments OF tho purchasa
gotiable pronissory note, bearing Interest
from the day Of sale ns aforesaid, to "
secured by the title OF the property sod
being retained until the payment in ilIl
OF the same, or by deed of trust on, th9
property sold. to be drawn, ACKNOWLEDGED
and recorded at the expense OF the pu''
GEORGE Il. CALDWELL, Trustee
WILLIAM II. HALLER Auctioneor,
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Tho best Rnlvc In the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, salt rheum foyer
sores, letter, snapped hands chllblnlns,
corns and all skin oruptlons aud posi-.
lively cures piica, or no pay required 1T
In guaranteed to give perfect sntlsfnc.
ton mr. money refunded prlco 20 cents
per box, For aalo by Logan Drug Co,
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W.
nv virtue Of q deed of trust mnug M
Bridget White. widow Of John White, wv"
A. White and Ellen \, White NE W,;
Mary A. White aud Ellen q. Rlctgly hc"
at law OF John white, deceased, Ia ino, "
trustee, dated July a. 1891, and rccordM, "
the office IS the clerk 90 the county gym
Of Ohio county West virginia, m ''W "
Trust noolS No ~, page llN, ! VIII Seu,n,.
the north front door Qf the court Ovu"
Of said county on ON
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF sbF
TEMBl1R, 1877,
commencing at 10 o'clock q. m, Inc lVr
lowing described property, that Y to RY in
Tho west 10 feet Of lot numbered "
W. w, ShryCrs addition 90 the cllN,i%
Wheeling IN ohio county, Wosl WITHIN
fronting on the south side OF Fout'"""
street =.
TERMS or sALE-onc.thlr ana ~
iuuoh more as tbe purchaser elects lG.wls
IN cash on the day Of sale, the h.n.,.nIiye
In two equal lnatnlmCnls nj niN anu lN'bs
months, notes bearing interest inW,yI
date Of rnlo to hc given for the d'''''N
payments, .......,,, ,,-...,.o
] G, lll9HNEN, Aucllonocr aul..sa-
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WAIT Tor Tho Retail butchers Protcc.
tive Association picnic and barbecue to
be held nt the Wheeling Park Thurgdny,
August 70.
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Notice TO Retail Merchants.

Day extend a cordial Invitation to the Re-
tail Merchants of Wheeling and vicinity
to be their guests on Wednesday, August
2jth, In all entertainments provided for
that day.
1t Will be necessary for all those accept
Ing this invitation 80 call as Merchants
Headquarters, No, 1901 Main street, where
they will be provided with badges and
tickets for the evening entertainment.
H. QuARRtER, Chairman,
i. @. CALDWELL,
HENRY BAER,
l.. A, LALLANCE,
II, Il, Mccoy,
Committee
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as soon as he had put II In at the front,
and when the window was opened had
finally escaped,
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OIL ClTY--Rivcr foot inches and
stationary Cloudy and cool
MORGANTOWN- River feet lndl.
cations " rain,
P1TTsBURGH-R River 3s feet and
stationary NJ the dam. Cloudy.
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IN OILS DOMAIN.
The Elk Fork Pool the Only Busy
Spot in the Southwest.
THE VERY Low PRICE OF OIL

Il DlseouraglnE Operations Elsewhere.
The Production of THIS Rich Territory
Is Now Between 5000 aud 10000 Bar-
rsIs Per Day-Hsnry q SIoD6naId'S No.
sis Good for 1000 Per DAy-Ths shO0t-
ing ofIVelIS Is BsIng Discouraged.
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that her are falling that her strength going that som
must be done to help through the coming trials maternity
Bid of tonic with specific powers Such
lydia Ppkham Vegetable Compound get any druggists
Following publish by request letter from young weo her
cord She addresses suffering sisters and while from mody
asks to with her she gives her initials and street number
Cambersburg easily be found personally by letter.
To nv Suffering ssersL write this for your benefit telling
what lydia Vegetable Compound has done for me am but
nineteen with painful mnstruaon leucorGa dizziness burn
inc sensation back head
muscles bearngown palms, could not sleep WELL was %
to stand without pain and oh! how flonged to be we'
One day Pnkham telling her all knowing could d
in perfect confidence
She lovely letter reply telling me exactly what to do
After taking nine bottles the Compound box of Liver pills
ophulf package wash say am cured happy
and owe my happiness other than Mrs. Pinkham
Whv will women help nearP Let who has had
some experience urge suffering especially young wives
Mrs Pnhas s. r. ll3 Catherine ST. Chanbersburg p
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FOUND

IpuNn A sum or MONEY oNNEH
II Nnuy recover same by calling al ,"s.
office and paylug expense VI adNsna,
mcnt. avs
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ALL STARS.

LOOK AT THE NAMES:
Stuart. "the male Patti" zelma Rawlston,
Marie Conchta, Sara Maclaren, The
Herald Square Quartette. John H. w.
Dyrne. Frank Gardiner, Master Thos.
Meade, Miss corlne Thompson, Harry
j. Turner, Arthur Randolph seaton,
Jay BInkley, George ovey G. D. Cum
ningham.
Brought direct from New York at very
large expense for this occasion only They
return TO the Metropolis Wednesday night
Special entertainment for tho Wheeling
public Tuesday evening at Popular Price
Admission. zoe; no extra charge for re-
served seats. Seats on sale at Houses
Monday morning,
DON'T FAIL TO GO.
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cHAMBERLAlN's Cole, Cholera and
Dlnrrhoen Remedy nlwayn affords
prompt relief For sale by druggists.