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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-18

Stock on hand this day ...... 4S3S 144,5O5
STOCK same two days last year $40 1O2 926
Receipts same day last year. 276l 5.379
Charleston, S. c., April 17.-Turpentine,
market firm at 26lac; sales. none. Rosin,
firm; sales, none
Wilmington, April 17.-Rosin, steady;
strained, H.S5; good strained, S1.4O Spir-
its, steady al 261aQ27c. Tar firm at CSC
Turpentine. firm; hard, $1.SO; soft, $3.50;
virgin. $500.
New York. April 17.-Rosin steady:
strainc1, common to good. S1.65. Turpen-
tine steady; 2912@9Oc.
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NAVAL STORES.

splrits Turpeutne--The market to-day
vas inclined TO be weak. Buyers were
W"0ing 26z cents for the offerings. but
actors he'd firm at the current quotation
was reported late III the day that sales
- STOCK at the Central of Georgia rail-
'"44 ysrds We're made al 263tc
,.N' 'lc Board OF Trade at the first call
.'r market was bulletined steady at 252tc
W. safes OF 81 casks. Az the last call at
' CLOCK, u closed steady and unchang-
e. with no sales reported.
'o''h-Ihere was a good demand for
W. common grades but paes were neg
e'Su' Ih9re were part sales OF G grade
'Y"ge at sl55. but later the market recov-
~, me decline AT the Board OF Trade.
-He Ilrst call. the market was bulleuned
.iIn Win an GRADES except q. UNCHANGED
W. '"'l,r was quoted az N550L60 The
'' 1ii'7 were 2.025 barrels. AZ the last
'- 'hH market closed nrm. win sales
90 plrfel.. % the following quotations.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SAVANNAH, Sunday. April Is, 1897
Sun rises ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5.3l
~-~~~-~-~~~~-~--~~---~-~~
High water at Tybee SPA am, S:46 pm.
High water at Savannah 9:24 am. 9:46 pan.
~~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~~-~-~~--~- ~~-~~~~~~~~~-~-~~-~
The time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
at II m, 10Th meridian time
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Itasca, Baltimore.
Bark Vedova r. QtaD. Genoa.
Bark Angelo Castellano QtaD, Cette
Schooner A. D. Lamson, Baltimore.
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Julia HAD terrible experience at her
new boarding house."
What was it7'
"She bowed TO boarder who was A
widower and he went and took out writ
to keep her from marrying im."-Chicago
Record.
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London, April 15.-Steamers Murcia
(BD Ross. from Liverpool via Queens
town, for Savannah. which put In to st.
Michaels March "a. making water, etc.
has grounded there. but will probably
come off next tide
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NOTICE mo- MARINERs.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters Of YES
sells free OF charge In United States ny
geographic office. in custom house Cap
tains are requested to call at the Office.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for Transmission TO the navy department.
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THE CITIZENS BANK
OF SAVANNAH
CaOitaI, 100000.

AE@nsnc1k a sensAsA AaanAAnE S0si-
ness. 1lain tains a Savings Departs
ment and allows INTEREST AT .
PER CENT. compounded quarterly.
The accounts of individuals, hrma.
banks and corporations are Solicit
ed.
with our large number of cOrre-
spondents I'm GEORGIA. ALABAMA.
FLORIDA and SOUTH CAROLINA we
are prepared 10 sandIe collections
on the most favorable terms. tor
respOBdenes invited.
BRANTLEY A. DENMARK. President
N. n. LANE. vice President.
GEORGE c. FREEMAN. Cashier.
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King John ]. O'Neil, James Evans. Chas.
Norwood. c. II. Alley T. r. Donnelly.
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account The rise in the price Of wheat
was interpreted on the stock exchange as
presaging belligerent outcome TO the dis
pute in Southwestern Europe. and this
was used as a bear argument, the price
of railroad stocks moving contrary to the
price of wheat, as has been the case in
connection with war news from Europe
recently on several occasions. The Grang-
ers are usually the exception. and Bur
iington advanced a small fraction at one
time to-day and suffered a smaller net de-
cline than the other Grangers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-21
JASON C, STAMP,
OPPOSITE poSToFEICE.

ayers OF W. A. G. received communI-
cation from Claude Duffy. of Washing
ton, Pa, in which he offered to bring
q star aggregation here next Saturday.
Duffy's team will be practically w, &
j. team, and W. A. G.. wired acceptance
almost Immediately after receiving the
challenge.
Claude Duffy was captain Of Pitts
burgh college, and his long run and
general playing here Thanksgiving day
will be remembered by local cranks.
Besides him, other stars tina make up
the team are his brother Harry, Lafay-
cites brilliant tackle, and who played
with w. & ]. last season; Captain John
Aiken, Of Kiskinimetas academy; Full
back James Brownlee, of p. A. G.; Max
Hall, Paul Core. Jno. Crookston, c. Clre,
Dick Ely, Captain H. Phillips, Reed and
Mergerum, and last but greatest,-ln-
gls. all OF Washington 4 Jefferson's
champion team.
There's an aggregation for your life!
Nothing to touch 1t has ever dall'ed
with the pigsllln around this neighbor-
hood, and a fine exhibition OF foot ball
Is on the Christmas bill OF fare for the
holiday crowd that Will flock to see the
game W. \. c. will begin pracuclng
right away TIT the gym" us best ma
terlal will be called on, and u not SUI
ficlent, 1t Is probable that q few OF the
grldlron gems from distance Will be
dr. Aed The locals need few good
men to. 70 up against the Pennsylvania
stars. and some college players can be
secured for the Christmas game II is
hoped there VIII be good weather for
Saturday afternoon, and the biggest foot
bali game that ever happened in Wheel
Ing will be the outcome.
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Tho crllner ri ia. m and the llonz
at noon passed down with lows of coal
yesterday
The Keystone state Captain Knox on
tho roof. s this mornings Cincinnati
packet departing At 8 O'clock shnrp
Ycmorday was misty day on The
river the fog being thick throughout
the dnv aud hlnderng navigation con-
Hdrrnbly
The t1N boat Boa2 laid ~ at the foot
on Itorilelh street, yesterday, On nc-
count NJ the foR ana kcpt Houndlng her
FOX hell M frequent intervals.
Tllo narka ~ 0 p. NJ showed ! fcot
lponpg ana slowly falllnE Weather
1laDg and cold Tho fol IN The river
viii nnssIhlv bc ohockcd by tho mln
lar ulghi and II slght rIac may follow
'rnt u5l, Hrown returned 70 pIlta.
burvA Yesterday aud hc Nolunlecr
missed down NJ noon With u pumpnp
boni with which 0hc viii ondciyol to
rpi ihc Browns Wtrord lnw w Fhapo
fhc hails Of tie plluburgl & Elm.
elnpnll line have a remarkable record
ln mat lhoy have never stopped willie
navteattnn was pasHiblp Low Watrr
ANA loo are the only obstacles Captain
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"KIDo MCCOY, Ex.BuReLAR
Probably Fatally injured In Bowery
LodaiMg House Quarrel.

Probably Fatally injured in n Bowery
Lodging House Quarrel.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2O-John (Kid)
Mccoy, the noted ex-bank burglar,
whose record Is known to the police of
all countries, was struck on the head
with club and probably fatally injured
to-day, by John McGinniss, proprietor
of a Bowery lodging house.
The men quarrelled because Mccoy
said that the reputation OF the house
was not good, and he would not allow
his wife to work there. McGinnlss threw
Mccoy down flight OF stairs and then
struck him on the head with heavy
club, causing hemorrhage Of the brain.
Mccoy was taken TO a hospital and Nc
Glnniss was arrested Lately Mccoy
has earned precarious living by SELL
ing locks, At one time he took part In n
realistic drama called the Stowaway,"
in which he and spike" Hennessey
cracked safe on the stage,
Norman Selby, the Indiana pugillst,
1t is said after witnessing perform
ancc. OF the "stowaway" announced
that thereafter he would call himself
kid Mccoy" and he has ever since
appeared IN the ring under that name.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-21

1t is said that large majority Of the
property owners on Fifth street are In
favor Of granting right Of way Up that
street 70 the Wheeling Railway Com
many Several Fourth street citizens
want the extension TO run up that
street.
Mother Mckinley circle, Ladies' Of the
G, A. H.. Will organize tonight week
and elect officers. Tho charter has al
ready arrived and seventeen names
have been received,
oI'm glad to rec council taking steps
TO qewer, curb aud pave The streets be-
low broadway, ana tell you It's q good
move" said prominent citizen yester-
day.
Lewis H. soheehlc and Ernest *.
Hoge, at Martins Ferry have been
named to serve on the grand and petit
jurlea at the next term OF court
Mrf. W. u, Thomas, who ha sheen
visiting her sister Mrs G, II, Carpen-
ter leaves to-day for Richmond, Va,
TO Join her huabahd.
SAINT. stewart Of the Martins Ferry
gchooly. vim hc one of the Judges at the
literary contest at Franklin college To-
night,
Yesterday c, y, La Duc, q catcher on
mil No. . at the Laughl,n had hla
right hand badly burned while at work.
Yesterday i. II lIanes received word
Of the granting Of pcnsloh ~ John G.
Roberts. dating from June "a lSO2.
Miss Alice Wood IN nome from the
Woman'a college at Baltimore and her
brother Charles from Ann Arbor
Al. Van polt. the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh Ticket agent In on duty after
aayernl days Blckncsa.
Mrs Cnpllo, residing on FIFTH street
fcll on the sidewalk yCBtordny nnd was
budly ugpd up
MIR, and Mira. h. &. rRncost left last
rleht f9r philadelphia,
Ice grocpcts were In demand In Mar
TINA Forty yesterday,
The common pleas court VIII ndlnNln
to-day unlll January
rhc nfnut Fun OF Mr. ana Mira Juscpi
Hilton " quite plclt
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MARTINS FERRY.
Iisps and MAhnps In the Thriving City
Across the River

The hearing of Frank souders,
charged with perjury, was set for 10
O'Clock before Squire Theo. Keller yes
terday morning, and Soudcrs was on
hand. The case was continued until Z
o'clock last night and souders, his at
torney, and the justice, all appeared,
not at {, but quarters OF an hour
later S6uders was In the city building
until I.i5. and when all Of the others
We're ready Souders was absent The
last seen Of him was when he walked
out OF the hall. He was under 800
bond He was a witness at the trial OF
George Schell, who was Zip for Sunday
selling, and is accused Of giving false
testimony Dexter Mcfarland testified
that he drank there on Sunday and that
the drinks were paid for by Souders,
and the latter testified he was not in
Schell's that day. Policeman Talbert
testified that he saw Souders enter the
saloon. Just what will be the outcome
OF the case is not known,
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BRoWNsVILLE-Rlver feet Q
inches and falling.
MoRGANTowN-Rlver 10 feet and
rising, Raining.
STEOBENVlLLE-River 10 feet 10
inches and falling. Cool and raining.
Passed down. Ben Hur, Keystone State,
Princess, B0az, Passed up; Sam Brown.
OIL ClTY--River 4 feet inches and
falling Weather milder With light
rain,
WARREN-River feet inches.
Light rain and cold,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 feet 4
inches and falling, Weather raining;
rainfall SO Inch. Adam Jacobs down
Tuesday; James G. Blaine up,
PITTSBURGH-Riv 1913 feet aud
falling at the dam. Ralnlg,
POINT PLEASANT-River 1873 feet
and rising, Rain.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1876 feet and rIs-
Ing. Rain.
LoUlSVII.LE--Rlver rising. with Z
feet inches In canal, feet l inch on
falls, and 10 feet below locks, Raining.
EVANSVILLB-River SO feet and
stationary. Cold; raining
MEMPHIS-River feet and rising,
Cold; rain.
cAIRO-River 9,2 feet and falling,
Cloudy; warmer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-21
MEAsuREMrNr On RoArs.

While in attendance upon the session
OF the national board OF trade Captaln
Laidley OF Cincinnati, called upon
Commissioner OF Navigation Chamuer-
lain, and, on behalf OF the steamboat
men of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers,
protested against the method In vogue
OF measuring the tonnage OF river boats.
claiming that II does not show the
proper tonnage, and compels them to
incur undue expense In providing life
boats and other apparatus, Practical
~ the tonnage OF ocean and river yes-
sells Is measured the same-by the space
enclosed-but Commissioner Chamber
lain says that under the laws he sees no
way OF making charge, Probably the
river men VIII recommend some legis-
lation to Congress touching upon this
point.
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AT TILE 1LArGHLIN.

The men ON the hot mills at the
Laughlin are working 30 as 10 get
through by Friday night, Saturday be-
ing Christmas. They viii get out Ave
full turns by or o'clock Friday night.
The night turn does not get through
until about 9 o'clock In the morning,
but by each turn working harder than
usual the night turn win get out about
ten hours earlier than usual and tho
day can be enjoyed by all Of the hot
mill employees.
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WANT A REcElYER.

Alexander Davidson, fred Jones, Hi
ram Frazier and David II. Soudeis.
stockholders In the STANDARD Home Il
Savings association, have brought suit
In the common pleas court. asking that
the recent assignment be set aside and
a receiver appointed. The assignment
was made on October ~ ana Henry q.
Pratt was made the assignee.
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STILL A BLANK.
The Eighrh Club In tho Western League
Renlnina n Queation.

Remains QueAtion'
CHICAGO, Dec. Coat the meeting
Of the Western league here to-day, a
surprise was sprung by Manager James
T. Mckee, OF Omaha. who declined to
accept the eighth franchise for his city
nt,er It had been practically rendered
him. Toledo and Grand Rapids are the
leaders In the race for the franchise but
It was decided to appoint Il committee
Of three. one OF whom shalt be Presi-
dent Johnson, to give the matter care
ful study. A mail vote will be taken to
select suitable city. The next meet
ing will take place at Kansas City,
February q.
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WHEELlNG DAILY NTEIIGENcER TUESDAY DECEMBER u 1897

Henderson has had to stumble oyer IN
his vocabulary thsre are re- such words
as dull business" al least 80 far as
cGuslng the Pittsburgh boats to sus-
pend, When Il Is considered the expense
OF each boat per round trip is from
$1,000 70 il,i00, business or no business
this Is indeed remarkable record
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BOWLING.
MHEELING LEAGuN.

Between The Bowlers and the Pirates OF
the Wheeling bowling League there has
has been more genuine rivalry since the
season started than has been exhibited
between any other two teams OF the or
ganization. Last night these teams met
and Il was hot old time they had out TT
Fette's. The boys who roll under the
ignomlniously defeated three straight,
greatly to the delight Of Charley Hcnnlng,
Campbell Richards and various other gen
tcmen Of high degree who make The
BowierB one OF The i0lIiest crowds IN town
Well. II the Pirates had TO go down IN de-
feat. they would as lief have The Bowlers
do the trick as most anybody. The tale
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latitude and longitude Of the remedy aud
It's Ultimate digtovcfy fs only matter Of
time, II was In this way that Dr H. "
Fierce, Of buffalo, N. ", was guided to liin
world famous Golden Medical Discovery"
'or the cure Of consumption,
10 realized that consumption u const'
lnNpnal mnlndy deep tcnled IN the bloou'
He sought and found this marvellous conBti-
lnuonai remedy which renovated nnd en-
i,chea the vital current with nutritious he
giving elements healing wasted tissues,
restoring digestive aud dasinilatiyc power,
'ni building up healthy iIcsh aud genuine
'ildnting vigOt
In M those facilitating diseases which
hto caused by imperfect nuiritiOn; this cS.
hIli1ty Discovery Is the most per.
irN alternative remedy aud Aitcugtli builder
Known 10 medical Ncicucc II " moi u
were temporary EtlrulUns Ike V1floua
NAT "cyttaciB" IA Good effects arc
rrimrNcnt
Where coylivcnrsp " nuont tie prevail,
lnE tyWptmhs IT. pcrctN Pheasant Eel
y, gboulA ", nagd Ia conjunction win ne
Discovery"
,.,Dr r!fHc nul Que NJ Your nlpN gtn'clil
LpWqnnk Waynp co. no. have illth
COLLEEN Medical Discovery, Mao .uiyg'lit yc.
'.lWlnn aud Pellets witt wunit in results
'4 mo- many NJ NY highls tell me like ihg
Woo brought Nv IN 'fhc iutuu lail ! Ind
lWmmIou Md de0lll wri nnly n nnlltt, "
,pYbuf mtditlns I t5uilmitd tNul had lahtn
hm 'WNla' N Discovery 1r1 i1yf.N ml.lts
". iIl.W 7 gut well aud have dono great
wa nj hard Wgti since"
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MIR. c. NJ, DIXON, well Nnown
mcrchant Of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton
County, Pa, has little Nlrl who "a
frequently threatened with croup, but
when the first symptoms appear hla
vito gives her chHmbefia'n's Cough
ncmcdy which always affords prompt
relief. The 90 and 80 cent sIses for sale
hN hrlgRIHLh
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oo0ooOOOoO0OCO ],
SP()R-
%%~~~e@%%~~%
BASE BALL.

II seems an application for Wheeling
was really made at the Western League
meeting in Chicago. Tie persons max
Ing the application were not at the meet
Ing and their names are not known here,
The league, It is said, Is not considering
nh, application seriously, the jump from
rha neares. towns, Indianapolis and Col
umbus being too long, There is much
curiosity here regarding the Identity OF
rbe men who have "kldded" the West
erners to the extent of applying for a
franchise, OF course the proposition OF
Wheeling In the Western organization Is
nnny, and the fact that 1t Is being con-
sIdared with the least bit OF seriousness
makes Il ludICrOus In the extreme. And
dis aside from the fact that the Inter-
state organization has Wheeling In Its
fllI, making IL impossible for any other
league to enter this territory,
Manager TOrTeysun has not been heard
from recently, but 10 said to be working
his lines FOR all the good players he can
heat out OF the brush. Wheeling lovers
Of the game are thoroughly well salts
fled with the Interstate league and
hope Torreyson will not indulge In the
game OF fockeyinG 10 the detrimeHt OF the
interests Of the game in this neighbor-
hood. II he would come to an arrange
ment with the Belle Isle people at once
and end all uncertainty regarding
Wheeling's membership In the league, he
would witness such an ante-seaSon In
terest In base bail matters as would
cheer him on 90 earnest endeavor in
bringing to the old town a team worthy
70 represent II on the diamond. Torrey-
son Is well liked here and as soon US he
declares himself he will speedily become
assured OF the loyal support Of the fans,
There IS just one disturbing factor in
the Interstate league, and that IL the
annual threat OF Toledo to jump into the
Western league. Strodei was at the
Chicago meeting OF that organization
and Is making q desperate effort 10 break
into It, According 10 the Chicago papers,
Toledo has little or no chance OF success
in Its present efforts. The swamp vii
lage was tried once or twice in the West
ern and was SO dlstressingly wanting
that Its magnates do not enthuse over the
idea OF another trial.
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Dressed Dolls. s2'S Sss cl ,,io
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
ron THE holidays.
Fine Wines of nvery Lc.orlntlon. I'M
uutt1d aud domestic. T.. WILLY w.
THE RIVER.


pnrl,orshurg. Rem HuR, 0p IN
sistcrgvnlo' RUTH, 800 y, m.
t,lnrIngton. LEROY, 9i@ y ~,
si"lb%nvlllc n. ii. ffAYNff, 2;39 p IN,
BoATs LEAVING TO-DAY
Cincinnati .u, EEYsToNn., sTArE. y a. m
pilisburrh QUEEN CITY, a. NJ
pnrpcrg6trp NRGAND, II q. N.
NntHmornp,. LEN MOTION, VI a, m,
gistcrHyllle. RUTH, $3.50 ~ m,
rlnrlngtdn, d, LEROY, 1850 p NJ.
sicnIcnylic,. n NJ BAiNE' 1850 p M
uOATs LEAVING TOMORROW
Chnrlcslon.. KANAWllA, GiSO q, m
pliteburrh HEN llUR, 4 y. m
tfuringtoH. LEROY, 9#p = ID.
gistcrHvlllp. .lluTil, $3.50 \ NJ,
EietGenyillo n. NJ BAHNE, 2NO y. MI
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THE CHIRSTMAs GAME.

Probability tia, the GrrNt W. aud j.
Team vii, lie seen Here Cirl'tmU'.
The Chrlstmas foot bail game, which
seemed likely to fall through on ac.
count OF failures to get an opposing
team for W. a. c. seems certain Of
coming TO pass, since the developments
Of yesterday, when the board Of man
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-21

WIZ offer $4,000 worth Of fine pIi.
mondB for the next week. At greatly re-.
ducsd prices .
Dillon, WHEAT 6 HANcnEh co
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Office, ia,iMadc 81 Postal telegraph Room

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING lNTliE
N limited states. a book pl two hun.
drud pngcp, conl9lnlng q onlhiogue ~
ihat nrc credited by the American News.
pniipr Directory tDecCmhcr edition for
NM with having regular Issues Of 1000
CnnlcR on more Also separate Stntc maps
ifniUu. nDnlng those towns only IN Witch
ihrro are HgUud newspapers having muro
Inn do circulation. This hook UasuOd
lltoenhar H. lNO viii b. Hont poptngo
pnid TO any address 90 receipt ~ QUO
NpNlGKrlstNu co.. 10 Spruce st. Now
YORK ueli
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GARDNER .BEzEENAH.

Matchmaker simcoc Frying 10 Bring the
Two Together 7Irrr.
Matchmaker John sImcoe Is In Gin
cinnat, trying to arrange a contest be-
tween oscar Gardner and Eugene Bez-
eenah, to be pulled Off at the Meropoli-
tan club, January l. He viii return to
Wheeling to-day, and he expects to sue
coed in his mission. The George Stout
Jimmy Marshall 50 fell through, and
simcoe Is determined TO nave some
thing at least equally as good.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
,TocKnoLpERs, MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
OF the Exchange Bank OF Wheeling will
be held al the banking house on Monday,
JANUARY No. 1895, between the hours Of two
~ and -four 90 o'clock y, m. for the cleo
ton Of directors
L, u, SANDS, Cashier.
Wheeling. w Va, Dec. .. 1881
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CloaliS . "p E doSr Make 'V cSso nj
christmas prosecute. Lots Of PEOPLE
lnhng advantage ~ our special Christ
mas prices GEO, NJ, BNoOk s CO.
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PAINE's duplicate Whist Set. from $
to q trays per set-Tor sale at stantOn's
Old City Book Store.
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FOR RENT.

INoR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
II In thu City Bank building. Inaulro AZ
the City Dank Of Wheeling, mr20
NOR RINT-OFFICE AND LODGING
IL rooms at 1906 Market street. Water and
both gases In ench room Rent very rep-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-21
BILIOUS
NESS

bosses many body and bur.
dens many a mind, You cant enjoy
the food you, like because you are
bilious. You take all sorts of pre-
cautions, and yet the bilious attack
leaps on you like atiger from ambush,
You know the feeling! The blood
seeming on fire with a dull heat the
boring pains in the eyes; the head
seeming to open and shut; the hor-
rible nausea, You know the irrita-
bilityFhich precedes and the languor
that follows the attack. It's miser-
able, isn't it? Why not cure the
trouble a? Theresa pill that will cure
biliousness. DR., J, c, AYERS PILLS
are an acknowledged specific for this
arrangement,