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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-01
BELLAIRE BRIEFS.

The Republicans win carry three OF
the 1--WE wards of Bellaire in the cleo
zion tomorrow and that is oil they
ever carry. The Democrats are always
sure OF two wards.
Samuel Robinson, advance agent for
"o'Hoollgan's Wedding" was in the
city making arrangements for that
play. which appears here next Saturday
night,
Mrs. William Glass, of Parkersburg,
w. va, is the guest OF friends and rel
atIves in the Fourth ward.
Rev. l.. NJ. Weiss, pastor Of the Ger
man church, is still confined to his
home in the Fifth ward.
Mrs. John Hunt, OF Barnesyllle, Is
the guest OF friends and relatives In
the Fourth ward.
Mrs. Harry oliver has returned home
from Glencoe, where she has been WIS.,
Iting relatives.
Charles Kerus, OF Moundsville,W. Va.
was in the city yesterday, calling on
friends.
Edward Moore has returned horne
from Pittsburgh, where he was on busi-
ness.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH.

The Identity of the Forty-elghth Street
Accident Victim Has Been Disclosed
The Identity OF the man who was run
down by Baltimore & Ohio engine
near the Forty-eighth street crossing
late Saturday night, has been disclosed,
Coroner Schultze held the inquest yes
terday afternoon, and a young man
named Kraft identified the body as that
of John Kreutzer, man who has rela-
tives in the Eighth ward, and who
worked and resided in Benwood. The
engineer OF the train testified that he
had sounded the whistle 200 yards away
and that he did not see the man on
the track until thirty or forty feet away,
whom II was impossible TO avert the ac'
cIdent. The man seemed dazed and was
standing near one rail, and had time
to step aside before the engine struck
him.
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A FINE SHOWING.

A Big Increase of the Number Of Peo-
pie Paying Taxes.
The Register. among other mIsstatc-
ments, says that the clty's tax rate was
increased this year, leaving the infer
ence that the increase was made by
council, when the fact is that council
did not increase the tax rate. There
was an increase OF three cents by the
board of education TO provide for the
high school,
There are evidences OF prosperity at
the city collectors ONCE. Saturdays
collections amounted to $4,000; this
large amount is explained by Saturday
being the last day OF discount. During
the month OF OctIber five hundred more
people took advantage Of the discount
than last year, and the aggregate col
lectlons amounted to $4,000 more than
In October Of '96.
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CYCLING.

John W. Kelly, st., treasurer OF the
Amateur Athletic Union, has been Sc
lected as an advisory member OF the
racing board OF the League OF Ameri-
can wheelmen, he will act as the rep
resentative of the A. A. U. at the ma
tIonal assembly to be held in st, Louis
In February next. According to the
terms OF the Alliance between the A. A.
U, and the L. A. W. all matters per-
tanning to A. A. U. cyclists must be re-
ferred to Mr. Kelly before action is ta-
ken by the racing board. Just prior to
the conference OF athletic authorities
held In New York City last spring, when
the Amateur Athlete Union appointed
q committee on legislation, Mr.. Kelly,
who Is one OF the best posted men in
America on athletic laws, was selected
as the chairman OF this most important
committee. These appointments have
been made as special marks Of Mr..
Kelly's ability and diplomacy, as well
as his keen and close knowledge of A.
A. U. affairs and its laws.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A big comedy company OF merit is
Charles E. BlaneY's latest farce. "a
Boy Wanted" which Will be the at
traction at the Opera House, tomorrow
evening, This is one of the largest and
most successful companies launched on
the road under the Blaney banner, and
is a great long laugh for three hours.
"a Boy Wanted" is said to be one Of
the brightest and most enjoyable en-
tertalnments that have ever been con-
ceived; and as an evening OF laughter
never fails to attract q large audience,
this engagement should test the eapae-
ity OF the theatre.
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MARTINS FERRY.



Hans aud NIlInaps In the Thriving City
Across the river.
II. G. Pratt, the attorney of the
Standard Home and Savings Assoela-
ton. has been made the assignee, Ihe
assets are about $4,000 and the liabiil-
ties about $4,000. The hard times OF tho
last four years 10 the principal cause OF
the failure. In eIng1c enclosure In 1850
the association lost S7OO.
Tho places OF voting tomorrow will
be as follows: First ward, hose house;
Second ward, Isaac Jones building;
Third ward, council chamber; fourth
ward, ]. G. Haynes plumbing shop;
Fifth ward, hose house; MARITIME Ferry
precinct, mayors office.
William H. Jones, the roller has re-
turned from TuscarawRs county, where
he has been working for his friends,
John Morgan, the Republican candidate
for senator, and u. G. Roderlck, the Re-
publican candidate for the legislature.
AT GAO last evening the fire depart
ment waa called out by brush fire Oh
the hill back OF the residence Of I'D Nc
Anlnch, in the First ward. The alarm
was sent In from box Is.
A stranger was arrested at West
Wheeling yesterday on suspicion He
had a set OF harness and offered them
for sale. The Martins Ferry police were
notified,
MIR. and Mrs. william Hood buried
their three-ycar-old daughter Ethel, at
Riverview cemetery yesterday after
noon.
VIM. Prince Baioon md restaurant,
Hanover street, near G, a. p, railroad
First class meals and lunch. Reasonable
prices.
w. H. Lchcw, OF Carnegie, Pa. spent
Sunday with MIR and Mira, II, H. Hes.
lon,
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Editor Morrison, of Worthlngton. Ind,
Sun writes "YeH have a valuable pre-
Brrlptlon In Electric BltterB, and can
chccrfully recommend II for ConHtlpn-
ton and Sick Headache, and as n gcner-
al system tonic II hnH no equal" Mrs,
Annie Stehlc, 1896 Cottage Grove ave,
Chicago, wan all run down, could not
cnt nor digest food, had n bnckncho
which mover left her and felt tired and
weary. but nix bottles NJ Electric Bittcrn
restored her health ana renewed her
strength t'riccu 70 centr aud 81 %. Got
Il bottle Mt Logan Drug Goa drug store,
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AT ST. MATTHEW'S.

Rev. N. S. Thomas, late of Leaven-
worth. Kas,, and son of Bishop Thomas,
OF the p. E. church, ofiicIated at st.
Matthews P. L. church yesterday to
which charge he had been called, and
he made u favorable impression,
Large congregations greeted him at both
services, and they were treated to able
dlscourses. Rev. Mr.. Thomas has n
convincing and eloquent style, and his
reception by his new charge was quite
1ntterlng
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no.woN.no MoHAWK.

This evening at the Grand, Miss Go
won-Go Mohawk. the talented Indian
actress, opens a half weeks engage
ment. The Sussex (England) News,
says: Miss Go-Won-Go Mohawk was
never seen and heard to greater i'd
vantage, and during the evening many
floral tributes testifylng 10 her popular
ity In Brighton were handed to her
over the fOOtlights.
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wARREN-River at low water mark.
Weather fair and cool,
WN-RiVor feet 4
Inches and stationary. Weather cool
and cloudy. Departures: James q.
Blaine and Florence Belle
OIL CiTY-1liycr zero and stationary.
Weather cloudy aud warmer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ia feet and
stationary nt the dam. Clear ana pleas.
mt,
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sHEEr BARS NEEDED.

It is not likely that the two new
black plate mills at the Whitaker plant
will get on for about two weeks. A
stock of sheet bars is needed, and this
material was to have been furnished
By the Bellalre steel mill.whichis unable
at present TO fulhll the order owing
to the strike. The same cause is at
feeting two OF the heating furnaces,
which are forced to use common iron
nj nresent.
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BOXING.

pittsburgh viii contribute a good
s,,oa quota OF the crowd at the Fulton
.rena wednesday night, when Buck"
s,el,,r OF this city, and Louden Camp
b.n Of Pittsburgh. meet in a twenty
,ouna glove contest. A special rate has
h..n made bv the railroads. and the
smoky City brethren are coming
S,wn 10 cheer on their favorite, a
cc,rclpal feature OF the event, however,
III p'iflb be the appearance OF Peter Maher
IN me capacity of referee, and this at
FACTION alone viii be great drawing
card nn
and Is at Il every day working hard.
Ne Is in splendid fettle, and ia aware OF
mat condition being necessary. Local
sports are hoping he will be successful,
and in that event he will be sent up
agafnst Jack Williams, OF New Or
leans, November 80.
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MARION CRAWFORD TO LECTURE,

Mr.. F. Marion Crawford, the greatest
OF living American novelists, will lee
ture this evening at Washington, Pa,
on italian Home Lifo in tho Middle
Ages" AS Mr.. Crawford will deliver
a lecture tomorrow evening at Car
negle Hall, in Pittsburgh, the Ladies'
Current Events Club, OF Washington,
were fortunately able 10 secure the
noted novelist for this evening. Several
Wheeling people will so up on the $40
train on the Baltimore & Ohio. return
ing tonight at 1850. The tickets for the
lecture are 30 cents, and there will be
no trouble to secure seats, as the lecture
win be given in the large West Side
school.
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YOU can't nnord to rick your llfc by
allowing cold to develop into pnoumo.
mia or consumption. Instant relief and a
certain curo are nffnrdcd by ono Minute
Cough Cure ChlrloH H. Goelge, Market
aud twelfth streets, Chatham Sinclair.
Irorty.HlNth and jacob Gtroolni a, ~
schoolc, No. COZ Main street, llxloy
ilroHp Penn and Zane ntrootBi bowie 8
Goa BRIDGEPORT
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&c, BERRY, ono Of the best known
citizens Of Spencer, NO. tCalnca that
ne cured himself Of The worst Kind Of
piles by USING n few boNoa Of DrWitta
Witch Hazel snlve, lie had been
troubled With piles for over thirty
yonra, and had used many different
kinds VI Bo.cnllod cutcH, hut DoWlttH
was the one that did tho work, and he
win verify this statement II any one
wiHhol 10 write Ia him. Charles
n Goethe, Market ana Twelfth streets.
Chatham Sinclair. leorty-aNlh aud Ja.
coB streets. A. TO- achoolo. No Goa Main
direct, llrlcy llros, Penn ana Hnnl
ItroolBi Bowie s CO., bridgeport.
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To.NIeHT's WRESTLING MATCH

To.NIeHT's WRESTLING MATCH.
Great interest IS being taken in the
wrestling match at the Pythtan castle.
this evening, between Charles Daily, of
this city, and Frank Davey, champion
OF Rhode Island. It promises to be an
exciting event and the preliminaries
consist OF several rafting boxing bouts
between local talent. Daily has made
a reputation not only locally. but
through Ohio, where he has defeated
some good men. He will have the ad-
vantage OF weight over Davey. The
latter while confident OF success, Is
moi induiglng in any boasting and re-
marks that he will do his talking to-
marrow,
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HESS, CUT FLOWERS.

Max i. Hess, the Pleasant Valley
florist, Is this season prepared to sat
isfy the growing demand being made
upon his greenhouses for chrysanthe-
NUNS and cut flowers. His flowers are
acknowledged TO be the height Of per-
lection. horticulturally speaking and
have mndc for Mr.. Hcss a well deserved
reputation in HE line.
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FOOT BALL.

As was expected. the Wheeling IT.
gers we're defeated at Greensburg, Sat
udray, the score being 80 10 o, The To-
Gals presented a crippled team, some
playing in certain positions for the first
time; nevertheless, putting up a goed
game, for 1t must be remembered that
Greensburg is a strong bidder for cham
plonshlp honors in western Pennsylya-
MIA, The contest was remarkably
clean, the opposing players Joking With
each other throughout and parted with
good opinions OF each other. 1t was the
Tigers third annual trip to Green's
burg, and the most pleasant OF all,
While the score looks one-sided, the
yictors, according to dispatches, had to
work hard for every inch OF territory
gained.
In the dreensburg game Tom" VOL
vington played center. and, all things
considered, did well. Frank Kincheloe,
though light, showed up well. He
played quarter for the first time. and
also figured at full back and one OF the
ends. The Edwards boys. Specht, Bar
rett and Mcfarland, were there all the
time, and Jim Handlan's work was
brilliant, his line plungers being terri-
fic. Davis Is another young player
that is showing up well.
The Tigers may arrange game with
New Castle for next Saturday. New
Castle wants to come 10 Wheeling. It
is possible the sturdy Youngstowns
may be tackled next Saturday, the ar
rangements being under way. Youngs-
town Is also dickering with Erie for the
same date. Youngstown Is, without
doubt, the best aggregation In Ohio,
and the Tigers would find It n hard nut
to crack. The Tigers can give any OF
the big teams stiff argument, but
they are handicapped in not having
another eleven to lineup against In
practice,
The Madlsons, formerly known as
the Llnslys, defeated the Ritchles be-
fore large crowd, Saturday, at the
Bridge park, In an exciting game. The
score was 10 to 4.
Local enthusiasts rejoiced nj the
news OF p. A. C.'s defeat BY w. & j.
A larger score than is to 0 would have
brought keener delight. The inability OF
West Virginia University to do better
than tie with Pittsburgh College was
one OF Saturdays surprises, Pitts
burgh College. as It IL known on ath-
letlc fields, IL Holy Ghost college,whlch
has twice played here.
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Club. 800; Wilhelm, Duquesne. 1ls;
prayer, on Again, III; thinner ON
Again, ZIG; Kase, Duquesne, liz; w.
Falck, Premos, l15; Miller, DuQuesne,
III; Sadier. DaqaesRe, 10; Reid, on
Again, 10; Plankey, Concordia, 100;
Armstrong, on Again, 10l; Acker, on
Again, 90.
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A STRONG MAN.

This evening at the Windsor. ]. W.
Hart. who is billed as the coming
strong man Of America, will give an ex-
hibitlon. Some OF his feats are said to
be marvellous, such as breaking stones
with hts bare fist. driving spike six
inches into q plank with his bare
hands, etc. He Is thirty years Of age.
stands five feet eleven inches, and
weighs 1876 pounds.
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MORE ouTsEpnRs coME.

A crowd OF twenty or thirty men
came in yesterday to take places In the
steel works. The strikers say some Of
them are OF the kind who do not re-
main long In any one place, and this
gives them hope that within q short
time a settlement may be made, by
which nearly all OF the home men now
on a strike, will be restored. The works
has only been operating one turn so
o.,
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THREE TO THE "PEN."

Marshal Bahra accompanied Sheriff
Darby to Columbus Saturday, with
three prisoners for the penltentiary,viz:
Joe McMlllen, three years, for burglary;
James Aldredge, eighteen months, for
attempted rape; John Matthews, three
years, for horse stealing. Officer James
s. Johnston acted as marshal during
Bahra's absence,
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THERE will probably never be an
other chance to hear the great violin
ist, Remenyi. who IL at the Carroll Club
auditorium with his company Of colo
lists. Monday night. He leaves next
spring for tour In South America. No
Que should miss hearing this great vlo-
linlst, in many respects the greatest
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Inc aVerhEce Of players I'm tho Muuoo
league are az followa: '''''
Campbell. National t73: brown Ma.
tlonal, iGI; Hail, National iGG. Ionc,
prcmoB, loo; !. Wood, Klondiitc itI'
Turner National, 1863, atey"naon M,
tlonal, it2; Mnrschnpr AurornS 10,
uacllon, Alrofag, ib2, RAIDER. ptora 1os'
llp; Wise, premos 40. l.. Wood. Kinn,
llko, ~: DOhlndon, KlopdIEe ia,
llorcn, on Again, lil. prosgoT. az,
Again, 49, Wills. National. iig. OMAN
AurornH, lf2. Knokc, AurornA, ~, Ne.
Lure klondlkc, iil; norland National
llli Blckmcycr, hurOrnp, al: bIecl"r
Goncordln, 1891 Bnwln, National mi
synna Duducnnc ~ Ennis. KlondII,r
llni Mnnlny, Concufdln. i35. W Bat
kI9ndlkc i1a: Alexander, prcmos l35'
u l'nlrk prcmoa, 1893 Clnipr, Conr6rdn
IVY, White, The club. ilO. llobrnnr
,nurprdln, l20. Merge. Duluranc. WI
,..'llHnse, The club, lgi. Hamilton
itfnntikc tYti Woll2ot, Aurornn, l9i.
,llivlh The cub, 1891 lllngcll pu1neana
i4l' Lazy, Concordla 1901 HenHlng 'rlr
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pRospERITY POINTERS.

Before the end OF three months Bel.
lalre will have two new industries and
others viii be so enlarged as TO give
employment to larger number of
men. There was no thought OF doing
these things prior to the election Of last
fall
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THE RIVER

The marks at p. m, showed 4 inches.
actual stage II inches. and stationary.
Weather cloudy and cool.
The Guyandotte IL to-morrow's packet
for Matamorag. leaving at II n. M.
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no CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlnc Tablcta
All druggists refund the money II II fails
10 euro. 100.
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gvsry paft OF the body 10 polluted. The
digestive juices afe suppressed and weak,
ened. The kidneys and SKIN aIe cloggeI
with Impurities and the lungs and bronchial
tubes overloaded with morbid secretion
which eat away the delicate tissue, ana
bring about bronchitis and consumption.
All the diseases caused by this subtle pro-
cess of bilious poisoning arc cured by the
marvellous Alternative action Of ID, Piercea
Golden Medical Discovery. II directly IN,
creascg the iiyef's natural eIcttiiYe anu
putifying powers gives the digestive aud
blood making organs power TO inanuiactute
an abundance OF red, rich, healthy blood.
II drives out all impurities, and vitalitcs
the circulation with the lifc.giving elements
which restore perfect nutrition, solid MUS
cuinr power and healthy ncrve.fotee
"in August 1895. was taken down Ia bed with
a bnfnIng and severe pains IN my stomach and
under my shoulders, and difzlncss in my hcad,,
writes TIA u HctfthR Htl, 81 heeamni,ft i;f',sy
taid nv sytuplons wetc more like consumption
than n6ylhinr else I fingered IN ms way seven
months irving different Kinds NJ medicine NON
Inc that / ate wonli digest md had Hteal dia,
itrrl In nav stomach was ptfnundtd 70 W some
OF Df pietret remedies OF 10 ace what he lhuuHhl
III INV case wrote him aud received ~ answer
stating that my suffering w1a nom indigestion
pIstrca Golden Medical Discovery The eul
butilr pnye pleasing results. I have hkrn luht
bottles of the Golden Medical ui1goyrfy nut
lhfee ANAL vals Uf Tho Pleasant Pellets nil
able 10 DO my wutk md eat what could MOI
before tool these mclIclura'
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About 2l5 o'clock this morning II
started to rain. Hence to-day VIII be
THANKSGIVING In advance.
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nnsrAuRANr AND oAFn.
TlE WlGWAM RESTAURANT AND CATI,


Warm mcnlp served In their best BtyiN
Dining rooms cosy ANA SNUG All short
order cooking, ana prices reasonable only
restaurant that provides q nfHi-ClnRa
Ladies' and gontlrmcha Dining patlor.
Entrance ON Fourteenth street
MurOhnuta iiut Lunch dutty Roast Reef
and Potatoes, Cuffee, tread nud nuttpr
20 cOnia nlll changed daily
jnlb q nllunAKnR, Proprietor
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Maher, the big 1rlshmnn. referees the
Cnmpbell-stclzer bout Wednesday night
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEE SALES.
TRus1EEs SALE.

4
by virtue Of deed OF trust made by Ra-
chel X. lipplncott TO the undersigned as
trustee, bearing date May 4. 1896, and OF
record tn tho clerks once Of tho county
court OF Ohio county. West Virginia, in
deed Of trust book No ~. folio 99i. win on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1897,
commencing at 10 o'clock n. M, proceed to
sell 1T public auction In tho city OF Wheel
Ing, at the front door OF the court house OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, tho following
described property, that II TO say: The
undivided one-elOventh 0-iD OF all that
certain tract OF land on Woods run In
Rlchland district, In Ohio county, in tho
state OF West Virginia, about four mites
IN q northCastcrly direction from tho city
OF Wheeling, commonly known rs tho
Gregg farm" and containing three hum
drcd and olghty-fvo (SSO acres, and which
farm ia now In tho occupancy OF John w.
Nichols az tenant, aud which farm IL part
Of tho land which Hugh Nichols died
tIon Of which reference IL mado TO the
deoda Of the late Hugh Nichols, deceased.
TERMS or SALE-Onc-thlrd and ms
much mora as the purchaser may elect TO
pay IN cash on the day Of sale. the balance
OF tho purchase money In two equal In
elnllmtntB payable respectively 1T nix and
eighteen months from tho day OF sale
With Interest from that day, for each OF
which deferred lnHtnllmontR the purchaser
shall glvo his negotiable prOmtggory noto
hearing interest from tho day ~ sale as
aforesaid tho title to tho property being
retained until the payment In fun OF tho
eooSilsR GIBSON L. cRANMER. Trnalcc.
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BICYCLE riders take tho "ldnk" out
VI their inmo back with Hlonu'b Lint.
mont SOLD by william schwcr,fugor
iiiO Main direct,
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BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGUE.

Secretary Fette, Of the Wheeling bowl
Ing league, has compiled the averages
OF players in this organization for the
three weeks OF the season just ended.
as follows:
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pELLAIRE

All sortSS OF Local News and Gossip From
the Glass city.
Martin Cowen came home from
Cleveland Saturday night, and will re-
main to vote. John Strobel came in
from Mansfield to perform the Same
duty.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD RooMB
II In the City Bank building. Inquire at
the City Bank OF Wheeling. MIRO
E1oR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
~ the city; large and plenty OF light;
centrally located In best advertised build
HSpg " AZ H E co 5H hH Fo tEI rS
and Market streets. ian
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lot Good to Eat

To secure best results by the application Of an
external remedy In tho tTeatment OF Coughs
Colds. Whooplng Cough. Plourisy and other ehest
troubles, DO sure and get nensOn's Platter,
carefully avoiding limitations and l,n
with which the market 10 flooded. Benson's flss,
ter promptly relieves and cures aches and pans o.
oVoiy description. RheumAtlSm, beiatAeAs LpHi-
. bago, Sprains, etc. Price. 25c.
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