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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-11
Festival Chorus to be Formed.

Owing to press OF other engagements,
Prof. W. r. Chapman was obliged to ask
Ellsworth people who are interested i'll
festival chorus to meet him on Wednes-
day morning.
AS many as could be got together at
that hour did so, and listened for an hour
to delightful talk from the famous con-
ductor. 1t is altogether probable that
chorus will be formed and drilled this
winter with view to participating i'll the
Maine music festival next fall.
Mrs. j. A. Peters, jr., who kindly
opened her home to MIR. Chapman and the
pros pective chorus, was made chairman
OF committee to nominate officers for
the organization, J. A. Cunningha and
Mrs. 7. G. Hathaway being the other two
members.
Persons desiring to join the chorus
will be informed later OF the time and
place OF meeting for organization and
election of officers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-11
THE "SHORE LINE.
WASHINGTON COUNTY RAILROAD
WILL BE BUILT.
CONTRACTORS HAVE ARRIVED IN
ELL5WoRTH-s'PUsH WORK" IS THE
ORDER THAT HAS GONE OUT
ALONG THE LINE.

The Washington county railroad ru-
mors. which have been unusually per-
sistent Of late, are at last assuming more
substantial form in Ellsworth. II
the railroad is not "go" this time, the
construction contractors will be more
sadly fooled than the people.
The contract held by Contractor James
Mitchell, OF Portland, has been turned
over to a construction company, Of which
J. P. Mcdonald, Of New York, is presi-
dent. The contracts for construction
have been let to large contractors who
will push the work.
Tuesday Contractor Mitchell, Presi-
dent George Curran, OF Calais; Civil En-
gineers Henry F. Hill, of Portland, and
John A. Fine, of Philadelphia, and others
interested in the road were in Ellsworth.
Their visit here WAS for the purpose OF
starting things moving at this end Of the
line. The engineers will start to run
the lines at once from the junction OF the
Maine Central railroad near the Batchel-
der place, and will be followed immedi-
ately by the construction crew.
who has the contract for grading and
mason work between Ellsworth and Ma
chias, arrived in Ellsworth Monday
night, having driven over the route as far
as possible. Mr.. Kenetick will make his
headquarters in Ellsworth. His office
will be over the First national bank.
THE AMERICANS representative sinter
Il 4ol~ -
He said that orders all along the line
We're to "push work.. He would start in
as soon as the engineers gave him the
lines at this end. The contract calls for
the completion of the road by August l
next, and all grading and mason work
must be finished by June next. The work
would be started at once, and continued
all winter. The contract for ties and rails
for the entire line had been awarded to
one contractor, a Mr.. Carter.
Contractor kenetck said he would sub
let portion OF his work, but most of it
he would do himself He has several out
fits now on the way here. Besides the
crews that will accompany these outfits,
many men will be hired from this section.
de says he Will put as many men as pos
sible on he work-he wants all the men
he can get. He will want first choppers,
to begin the work of clearing.
Mr. kenefick is large contractor
Besides the work here, he now has under
way a large contract on the levees of the
M lssissippi river, and another railroad
contract at Costa Rica, Central America.
On the NJ ississippi work he has been de-
layed by the yellow fever, which pre-
vented him getting laborers, and
which has delayed him somewhat in
getting his outfits here. He recently sent
one hundred teams to Costa Rica. Nj.
keneticl. has been associated with Con-
tractor Mcdonald before in work at
Jamaica, w |.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-11
BURNED TO DEATH.
A Child Fatally Burned at BluehilI-
A Sad Case.

A Child Fatally Burned at Bluehill-
A Sad Case.
The people of BuehiiI were shocked
to hear Of the burning OF Charlie, young
est son Of Henry and Alice NJ. C!osson,
which resulted in his death b last Saturday.
1t happened on Friday evening between
and O'Clock. Mrs. Closson was water
ing the family horse, Mr.. Clnsson heino
away on board a coasting schooner. The
well is so located that one can see di-
rectly into the room where the child was.
On looking up after drawing the second
pailful, the mother was horror-stricken
at seeing the little boy, who was but a
year and half old, on the table wrapt in
flames. She rushed into the house where
she found the little one had somehow
climbed on to the table, upset the lamp
and set its clothing on fire.
The flames were quick y extinguished,
but not until the little one was SO
severely burned that he died the follow
ing afternoon.
The funeral was held on Monday, Rev.
E. Bean officiating. Profound sympath by
is expressed for the grief-stricken
parents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-11
Assignment of sullivan Granite Co.

The Sullivan Granite Co., of West
Sullivan, has made an assignment to
Dunbar Bros, OF that place. The liabi-
tiles are said to be S25 900, while the assets
are less than 81 1000.
The company was organized in 1891, and
is composed of c. o. Emery, L. b. Colcord
and w. w. Case, all of Rockland. Mr.
Colcord has been manager of the works.
The reason assigned for the cause Of the
failure is an inability to make collections
1t is understood that new company
will be formed to operate the q@arry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

Sirteen ounces of performance to erery
pound of promise in the advertisements
of THE AMERICAN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW DvERTlsEMENTs THIS wEEk. .

Liquor indictments.
l. Douglass, NJ D--RrmovAI.
VIM Higgins-Shcrim sales.
l. Hooper sheriff sales.
Geo X Caldwell Inspector OF milk and meat
Lewis Friend 4 Co-Clothing.
Gouid-Confectionery. cigars, etc.
A ACunninyham-Conf fectioner.
C NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Smith's-Dry and fancy goods.
ID Tribou-V Variety store.
Whiting Bros-Groceries carpeting, etc.
W Cushman & Son-Furniture.
c Austin-s25 reward.
j 4 Bunker, jr, Elliott n Benson-Commis-
sioners' notice.
DEER ISLE. -.
Edwin L Haskell-Notice OF foreclosure.
FRANKLIN, Me:
Geo A Martin-Tax notice.
BANGOR;
Bangor business college.
FALL RIVER, MASS:
Elijah Powers-Caution notice.
PORTLAND:
Eastman Bros 4 Bancroft-D Dress goods.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-11

1t makes a deal of difference in a persons abi
ity for work whether or not his training has
been of the right kind. The Bangor business
college trains Its pupils to do business as 1t Is
done today and its graduates are eagerly
sought for by business meu,-Adct.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-11
Village Improvement Party.

The storm on Tuesday compelled post
ponement of the party at Nicolin by the
Village improvement society.
The party will be given this (Wednes-
day. evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-11

e. G. Smith left Monday for Boston,
where he will join his wife and little son
Dana, and start for the Pacific coast,
where they expect to make their home in
the future. They will stop en- route for a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-11-11
COMING FNbNT~.

Wednesday, Nov. 10 Odd aovs'
haIl-Dance of Senate. ila'- hos cnm-
pany. Tickets 35 cents
Thursday, Nov. Il, nr Guugre ts onal
c',urch-Peoples leei ura '+ues-. AN
evening wit h Burns H- - IS.
Cor sale at F. A. Coon
Nov. is and II, at M7uHi hal HNfi-
bition of Copey print
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09
]gSssssgs8sss

There Is a prospect of big gloye con-
test being pulled on In the are4R Of the
Metropolitan club, OF this city. In The
near future. Frank Dryer WIG. prov
"a a good slayer with the celebrated
Choynsks at the Worlds theatre, Pitts
burgh. Jast Saturday night, FOR four
rdun-s, thinks h can do sim better.
lie Is urged TO this conclusion, fr1m the
fact that he was in a measure irlclSed
out OF the purse OF $50 offered by Par
son" Davies. last Saturday night, VINO
had the fight stopped before the fourth
round. when he saw Dwyer WIS gong
to last.
Dwyer was in the city last evening
and an InteIllegncer reporter had quite
an Interesting talk with him. ne y very
modest and gentlemahly IN ms deinsau-
or. and Is Httn carrying some siightp
ical tokens OF Choynslds sledge nanitier
blows around with him. ne y very
much I'm earnest in regard 70 RhothsF
80 with his late antagonist. ne suthor-
wed the lntelIgencer 10 say tnat !ne was
willing 10 fight Choynski zen 70 hlteeh
,ounds for /, decision, for $1,000 SIDE
and the iacgest purse oherel oy any
reputable club. Mr.. Dwyer inlmsi.te,u
mat in certain contingencies the aI'iir
night be pulled or at the MepQpou-
ian arena IN Fulton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09
OLD BOB ALLEN



The Famous short stop TO Manage aud
Play with Detroit. ~.
PAULDING. o., Jan. Sob Allen,
the once famous shortstop of the Phila-
delphla club, will manage, captain and
play short for the Detroit club OF the
Western League next season. The place
was once announced to have been hised
by the selection OF Ollie Beard, but the
matter fell through, and Nander6eck
turned his attention TO Allen. The Short
stop ha; been out Of the gameffor sew,
eral seasons. and only last fait.epidenreh
q willingness 20 return TO the diamond.
The philadelphia club had some corres-
plndence with him. but. falllas5to agree
upon terms, Stallings was drafted from
the Detroit club H~"
Aliens father is presldent"'of the
Paniiing National Bank, az tiTls place
and since his temporary detlfs4ient AL
len has worked at desk IN that institu-
ton. Ne IS quick witted, clever
player. and his absence from the ala
irOnd for Two Or three years will not DE
q handicap to him, as he has KEPT abreast
of the times la base bait mattsTS,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09
BEEWOoD.
Live Nr,vs Items From fho Lively Indus
trial Town.

trial Town.
James Geraghly, foreman Of the pud-
ding department OF the Wheeling iron
and steel works, Is suffering from
carbuncle on the nape OF his neck He
Is confined 10 his home and the attend
Ing physician has said that the car
buncle may prove dangerous.
Since McSiechen went wet" nj the
last election, the new council which
meets on Thursday evening next. will
have several applications for license TO
consider Fred. Getto and VIII Scaad
will Jointly apply FOR saloon license.
Robert Coates. Of this town, mailer
at the Belmont mill, has very bright
prospects of securing the position as
mailer ut the navy yard in Washing
ton. D. Q. His friends here hope he
may succeed in his application.
The number OF ;ramps chat apply for
lodging at the police station every
night during tho cold weather has
.lrHad from ten 20 thirty. but on
Thursday night not one showed up.
The puddlers went on yesterday
mornlng at The Wheeling Iron and
steel works The plate mill goes on
Monday, and everything win be In full
blast on that day.
Paul Riedel Is down the river hunt
ing, with the boys who left q few days
ago. They win come back to-day and
are expected 60 be loaded down with
game
Michael Farrell, conductor on the
Fourth division, Baltimore & Ohio, is
lying Mt his boarding house at the
Junction pretty Sick with stomach trou-
bic.
Miss Mae Taylor was a charming
hostess to q number Of her friends at
her home In Greenwood, Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Earry Ludwick, OF Indianapolis,
Is visiting his friend Mr. Walter
Smith. OK McMechen street.
Frank Kellar viii probably be re-
clec,ed city marshal In MCAiechen at
the next council meeting.
Miss Cora Van Horn, Of wnrnook, o.,
Is visiting Mrs. Fred. AHlts.
officer Grant Bond is on duty again,
afte" a few days sickness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09
MUNYON'S
improved homeopathic
RE NEEDLES
FOR CHILDREN

with them IN the house there il no doc
tor 10 hunt or wait for wfon DELAYS
ARE DANGEROUS. Munyon's Guide 10
Health will tell you what 10 use and how
10 SAW. DOLLARS IN DOCTOE'A WEES.
sickness often comes suddenly. aud every
mother should be prepared rs having
MUNYON'S REMEDIES where SHE can
get them quickly. They are absolutely
harmless. and so labeled there CAN BE
No Af1s'rAKE.
Munyon's Collie and Crying Baby Cure
cures bilious collie. painters cole, cole In
children, and gripping pains OF every de-
scTiptibh, promptly relieves hyHtefia, sleep
lessness, pain from teethlng. ana outlets
CRYING babies Price. q cents.
Munyon's Sore Throat cure Effects a
prompt cure Ia diphtherin and every form
OF sore throat. Price, . cents.
Munyon's Fever Cure will break any
form OF fever. II should he administered
as soon as the fever appears, Price q
cents.
Munyon's Worm Cure causes the prompt
removal Of all kinds Of worms. pIn worms.
anal worms. intestinal worms and tape
worms Price, 70 cents.
Munyon's WhOoping Cough Cure is thor
ougiily reliable. II relieves at once and
cures promptly
Munyon's Group Cure positively controls
all FORMS OF Group. Price, u cents
A separate cure for each disease. Al all
druggists mostly y cents Vial.
Personal letters 20 PROT MHHyoH l5U9
Arch street, philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any dlseaAe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL
Belmont County Farmers Institute 10 be
Held tbe Con,ip,. Week.

Belmont County Farmers Institute 10 be
Held tic Coming Week.
The sixteenth annual Belmont county
(Oh!o) Farmers' Institute VIII ne nelV
on next Tuesday and "Wednesday jan
naly II md -, at St ClatFsValt, tae
following very attractive programme
viii be followed:
TUESDAY MORNING.
1890. Invocation-Rcy 2. Baiph, y. u
Address-Hon. \. II. MclNelvey' Pres
E,y lsSi sfeetlng-ouestIon
.sistbods Of Making Money on the
FARM" discussed By Calvin Pat
ton. i. W. Riley, j, a. stewart, X.
d. CHM, Walker Fnltou, w. X.
Butcher. G. +. Giiiin, y; e. Mercer
G. %. Barrett, George Lentz. J. 7.
Bentley Talks limited to 1--we MIN
utes each
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1:0O Music. Sheep for Pront-J. w. Car
penter. Batesyille. q. Discussion.
$40. "fIow Shall We Improve the Road
system"-J +, Morgan. discussion.
$50. Lecture-Dr. J. II. Garfield. Presi-
dent Ohio State University, COlum-
bus, ..
EvENING-LApIEs SESSION.
800 Recitation-NisB Anna Fulton.
Paper-Our Glrls-Aliss Ella Ault.
Music.
RecItation-Mlss Jessie McMlllen.
Talk-SweepIng Day-Mrs Florence
Savage Starbuck.
Music.
Talk-lieredlty--Mlss Hattie Jones'
NJ u.
RecitatIon-AIlss Ella Robson.
Tatk-rhe New Woman on the Farm
Miss Harriet Lemmon.
Paper-Labor on the Farm-Mrs.
Lizzie Ault.
Music.
MRS. HENRY MORGAN, Pres.
MRS, MARY BLAIR. Secretary.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Inyoeation-Rew Robert Alezan-
der, d. D.
$3.50. Unnecessary Farm Fences-J. B. Nc
Mechan Discussion.
fi:2O Care OF Farm lmplements-John
Watson. Discussion
Music.
1915. Food Value OF Corn Fodder-w. r.
Butcher.
lIO5. Noxious weeds-Judge Pierce cadIz'
AFTERNOON SESSION
Music.
1905. Farm Management--W. y. CHM
los. The Little Girl on the Farm-Aiiss
Harriet Lennon, Cadlz, ONO.
Music. -.
900. RecltatIon-Alta B. Gifiin.
2lO. School Life or Country Boys and
GIrls-Prof. John McBurney, Cam
bridge, Ohio.
Music
ESQ. Hygiene-Dr. A. H. Hewetson.
EVENING SESSION.
100. Music.
40. ReadIng-J. p. Morgan, Wheeling,
W. Va.
Music.
$50. Readlng-J. P Morgan.
Music
500. Lecture-"C olumbus"-Re Il, A.
Mckinley, D. u.
a:00. Readlng-1. p Morgan.
Benedlction-Rev. Chandler.
Question Box will be opened at az Day
The music will he furnished by Miss
Egertefs Quartette. OF Wheeling, ana
Prof. Calhoon, of Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09
HART1E,s FERRY.
IIaps and SIlshaPs In the ThrIvlnE city
Arrnnn Ihn RINnr.

HapB and AIlahapa la thp Thriving Clty
Across the River.
A number OF persons contemplate
building in Martins Ferry In the spring.
There are very few vacant houses In
Martins Ferry. particularly Of good
class. When there Ia a vacant house
OF the better class in desirable part of
town II is quickly taken. Three. four
and fye-r0oHied single houses hf low
rents are IN demand. Three-roomed
houses rent from SO to 81 per month.
four-roomed at from 50 TO IS. five rooms
at from IS to $l1, six rooms $ll to Sl3.
Some houses Of these sizes command
high rents.
A COW belonging to W. H. Sears, of
Barnesville, which wanted TO help the
nailers, swallowed lot OF nails and
died. Fifty-five nails, ranging from
four to eight penny, We're found in the
cows stomach. The nails were proba-
bly, made OF wire.
Three new ililns VIII be built at the
Union glass works These people are
selling to SOME Of the largest and oest
htouses In the country. w. t. Garrett,
the president, IS looking after the visit
ing buyers in Pittsburgh this week.
The first section OF the members of
the Presbyterian church Will meet this
evening 1t Z y GloCh " LllhN~ ~ "4'tsS
ments for an entertainment. This COM
sists OF members whose names are SPELL
ed with a, B. C and D.
Martins Ferry men who are seinins
In the river are catching as high as 100
fish IN a single haul, principally suckers.
Asa De Vault, who has been visiting
his parents and sisters, will return to
Chicago to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Dun are the
parents OF a girl baby Weighing eight
pounds.
Rev. Paul RUNNER OBLIGATED at the
funeral of Jacob Schrader's chllu yes
terday.
Miss Ada Barber has been elected a
teacher TO succeed Mrs. J. W. May.
Renowarthy Hogg is on on trip,
including Canal Dover and Canton,
Mrs. NJ. C. afitcheH and children will
return from st, Clairsyllle to-day.
Frank Gilbert, who has been on the
sick list. Is able TO be out again.
There have been several accessions to
the Baptist church this week.
James Shannon has returned from
Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Mary Davidson is visiting
friends at Moundsvllle.
Charles HellIng, sr., Is down from
Ellwood City, Pa,
Joseph Hilton returned last night from
Columbus.
Waiter Tweedy was somewhat better
Yesterday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09
1NpETTNITELY POSTPONED.
ETona" Eek. CrHcIsHJacIs, Michael, ant
LinIon Stay Not Meet.

vTona" EcE's CrHcIsHJacIC, Michael, and
Linton Stay Not Meet.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. Son
account of Tom Eek and therbeague of
American wheelmen being at outs and
his men blacknsted on all tracks, the
projected race between Tom Linton and
Jimmy Michael. the two bicyctG-rrack-a-
Jacks, arranged for January is, 10 and 20
here, has been indefinitely postponed and
the meeting given up.
All arrangements had beeTr.made, but
rs Michael would not race unless Eek
tralned him, and us Sex could not be
recognized on any track, the race fell
through. II was to be FOR $4,000. and
many other lesser lights weresto'be pres
emit the prizes aggregated $1,000. Il Is
thought that Michael did not care q
meet Linton. hence took This easy meth
cd OF "crawtishing Races would nave
been for one and five miles and one hour
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09

The nanwho would run from lion greets
Ill health with a smile, aud yet he has more
ehancc Of escaping from the lion than be has
from the effects Of i'll health. The lions
work is quickly done and the man Is out Of
his misery. Many victim of consumption
would be glad II the end came sooner His
lie Of misery and suffering can haFdlJ bc
called real life. He j. half alive, at best.
The fact that he might have been perfectly
we'll and strong makes his trouble all the
harder TO bear The fact that lie can be per.
feciiy we'll and strong again seems a bard
fact for him TO believe. Hundreds Of men
whose lives have hceu given up by physi.
clans have been brought back TO health and
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Medical Discovery. Its good effect IS fen
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iills the blood full OF richness and vitality
II stimulates digestion, clears out the liver,
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throat lung and bronchial affections, I, Is
an absoiuteiym remedy fol indigestion in
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debility from oycrwofk, and wasting away
Of the tissues This marvellous remedy
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DO not accept a substitute,
The grratrst family medical book that WIS ever
published Is now being distributed dbieilist ne
irhlsig Dr. pierce's Common seiise Medical Ad'
wiser" nearly 700 ooo copies Of which have been
sold At tile regular price Of 90, II Is now seut
nee to any ne who viii send u ouc.cent stamps,
10 cover the cost Of mailing oHly u wanted 10
hand one durable French cloth binding sendio
crals extra l,f cents IN an to pay the bare cost
oil binding and mailing to wofld's Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo n Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09

The barge sunk By the Hotspur at
Dayls Island dam lies dlrea;lE ocros'
TIC wlcIscts " the dam. md IN such a
position thar ir can probably be rails
ed A force OF men with several steam
boats win bn set 10 wotk NJ 0uce ~ get
Sc above water. The other barge report
ed sGnksn WIS only grounded. aud haF
been pulled Oh. The two that ~ 1lrltt
wcga eEugh, bv the Hnater fifteen
miles p'iuT the place Of the wreck The
whole trpuoic was caused ny1lne break
ing OF q cain on the Hotsput
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09

The marks at p, m. showed 2 feet 9
lachea and falling slowly Weather.
cloudy aud warm.
Captain John Z. bravo. secretary OK
the Coal exchange. has been notified
by The Republican committee, az Beav-
~ county mat he has been uranlmous-
~ recommended bv that organization,
Tor the position of surveyor OF tho port
ut Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh News
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09

The week OF prayer at the United
Presbyterian church has been very
successful affair The attendance has
been good and the meetings productive
OF much good Rev. j. II. LttteH, the
pastor. preached every evening, and on
Sunday morning will preach a sermon
appropriate TO the closing OF the week
If nrQ Yer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09

TIE RIVER.


Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 6 9. ~.
parker4hurE. BEN HUR. II n. m
ClaringtOn. JEWEL, 3.J p..L-
Sistersvitlo.. RUTH, 5:2D p m
Pittsburgh ..ARGAND, ! p. m
BOATS LEAVING To-Hsty.
Charleston. ~. X. BEDFORD Esj a. m.
Parkcfshurs LEROY. u Q. ~. -
NIatamOras.. q. IENlNGTON u ~ M
ClRrlngton. .. j EWEB, $3.50 D. I'M
Sistersvllla. RUTH. $3.50 p, m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
pittsburgh. BEN HuR, "A. m.
Pittsburgh. X ANAW HA, . a. u
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE. & u. NJ,
Cincinnati VIRGINIA. $ a. m
GAINESVILLE. LORENA. . q. H..
PArkeEsburE .ARGAND. II n, IN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09

Passed dOwn--The Fred Wils1n. II e.
Bedford. paas-d np-The John Morcn.
Virginia ard Arr1nd.
OIL CITY River feet aud falling
Clear and mllder
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09
Dr. Hobbs Splmgas kidney Pills,

VIII 10 this for you and thus avert wreck
ing yGHF health.
Don't wait until It ig too late.
Nature soon tires Of waving the red nag.
bpericnro Of Physician ID West Virginia.
Prcstribcs liObbs SpdrSaus Mdaey Pills
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09

-
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Central Glass Works will be held
ut their Office Tuesday January 10. be-
tween the hours or and ( p M, for the
election OF directors and the transaction OF
any other business that may come before
them, A. i. AiEDER,
ta7 Secretary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-09
! TocKHoLpERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholderl
Of the Bank OF Wheeling will be held al
the banking house on Thursday, January
directors and transaction Of any Other
business that may come before them.
JOSEPH SEYBOtD,
fa7 Cashier.