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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-01
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onfhsI6,9sf lil1ili,ippi- twenty Towns
und6r wa ~, ana 1,lAplsaIltls ot Aegea -
RafmiInlndettd
VICRsBpRc. Miss, March Slime
gituatlon Il thls hour q centrally
gloomy Kilograms Just received &C.,
port the bsetiglns o. The Hay lsyes iul'
.Inedlatsly in front Of Roaedale, which
viii add 70 tho disaster already caused
BY the breaks IL Bolivar and washing
ton counties, kilograms from assist
ant Engineer THOMSON report the situ-
atlon on the East Carroll and Madison
front, Louillana, as most critical. Trat,
fC on tie Riverside division % the Ya-
100 ana Mississippi Valley railroad a
entirely abandoned -Four days inore
win gee the main line cut IN two and an
trains stopped.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, March St,-A spe.
cIalto tho sclmltar from Helena, Ark,
says: The leyee half way between
westoyor and oldtown broke this
morning H6lf Of this (PhllllpO coun-
" viii be inundated.
The erevasse Is Is feet wide. It win
put half tho county under water II
win stop logging operations in the
White river bottoms and cripple saw
mills throughout the county. No more
breaks are anticipated in the cotton
belt leyee district line.
JACKSON, Miss, March al.-The AS
sociated Press correspo ndent ct Green.
vile telegraphs:
Passengers arriving here by boat
from RoSedRle, report that town now
under water. Telegraph and telephone
communication above and below ID cut
on.
Gunnlson was under water when last
heard FROM and nothing can be heard
from there. Tho h00d has already SUBJ
merged nearly all towns between here
and Australia north and Rolling Fork
south.
The following towns are under water:
Australia, Round Lake, Dees0Il, C0ns
cordla, Perthshire, Stafford, GunniSoIl,
Bolivar Mound and Huntington, in B0l-
iVar county. Below here Avon. Way
side, Petit Refuge. Glendora, and swift.
water are all under water, and the wa.
ter IL in sight Of Areola, Cooks, Eatelle
and HhllondAle.
At this point the river has fallen q
foot and half in the last twenty.fouF
hours, which experienced rlvermen say
indicates another break somewhere
near,
The loop road between coohona and
Rolling Fork, q distance OF about $50
miles, has been entirely abandoned, The
branch road TO Leland. distance Of u
miles, connecting with the main line
Of the Yaxoo & Mississippi Valley road,
IL the only outlet Greenville has. 1T ID
only a question Of a few days before
all roads running into Greenville viii
ha abandoned
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LOCAL HREVTT1Es,
Matters Of dlnor Moment In ana About
the City.
This u the day the Joker will play
His Joke that's ''up TO date;'f
But thsEs Isn't much fun, on April the One,
For tho man who's always late.

Grand to-night-''A Railroad Ticket"
Yesterday morning the La Belle nail
factory started In full.
Carroll Club tonight Stereopticon
entertainment, for the club members.
1t was AIr. C. ]. Rawling. jr., whose
side won the debate at the Carroll Club
Tuesday evening,
The spring term OF tie United States
district and circuit courts opens to-day,
at the Federal building,
Sons Of the Revolution meet thIseven-
ing at the home OF DR.. r. II. Baird u
organize a local chapter.
United Presbyterian church. tonight
Tho DeeStrick Skule." for the benefit
Of the IYdrophobIa Relief Fund.
The Carroll Clubs dramatic section Is
rehearSing regularly for the production
OF Our American Cousin" on Easter
Monday.
This Is April Fools day. OF course
you'll try to remember this and you're
Just MS certain 20 forget It when you
SHOULD not,
The local chapter OF tho Daughters Of
the Revolution meets this afternoon at
, o'clock, at the home OF Nj. c. w.
BrockunieF,
Council committee on police has been
called for Tomorrow evening. The
workhnusG matter will be discussed. An
interesting meeting Is promised.
Ground was broken yesterday, for the
new store and dwelling OF r. II. Work
& Co., on the old Holiday property, at
the corner Of Thlrty-tlfst and Jacob
streets.
yy.st..a.,, ,s,nr,oov, NTJr,,aeI unb.
man, an elderly South Side citizen, was
stricken by paralysis on Twenty Fourth
street. He was removed to his homo In
the ambulance.
Fort Henry Council, Grand Orient, q
side degree OF Fort Henry lodge, Shield
OF Honor, IS making arrangements fol
Its second annual Picnic at Mozart
park. It will occur about June IL.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frederick LobcnStciu
Will entcrtalp their friends at their resi-.
dence, No. 250I ChapIlne street, to-day
the occasion Of their golden wedding.
They were born In Europe IN the same
town, EIsaGld, Saxony.
Work was begun yesterday morning
on an addition TO Frank G. Schroeder'a
undertaking establishment, on South
ChaplIne street The addition will ex-
tend to Locust street, twenty-five feet
In length and will be frame structure,
Mr.. Charles Holman, or No, 14S FIJI.
teenth street, received q telegram last
night, shortly before mldnlAht, OF the
death OF his daughter, Mrs. ]. G. kals-
err, at Chicago. The remains VIII be
brought to Wheeling for burial. The
funeral arrangements have not vel
been completed.
srhe funeral Of Mrs. Sophia seabrIght
wife OF Frederick seabFIght, and moth
er Of Louis selbrIEht, OF the city gas
works, took place from the family resi-
dence, No. 1900 Water street
yesterday afternoon. The services
were conducted by Rev. Herman
Haas, pastor OF st. Pauls Evangelical
Lutheran church, Of which the deceaS-
Ell was a devout member. 1ntermenl
was at Mt. Zion and was witnessed by
large number OF Borrowing friends
and relatives.
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He has just returned from Europ,
and Is now ready to Join the racing men
on the Pacific coast, despite the large
amount OF work he has gone through
during the past months.
Michael las.made cycle racing a care.
full study and Is In position to give OK.
,ccllent advice not only to racing men
but to wheelmen and athletes in gen.
arai. In reference to his own methods
the following letter will interest every.
body:
BOSTON. Mass, Feb. q. 1887.
After the exertion Of my record rides
while with the Morgan e. Wright tear,
in the south last winter. during which
/ lost somewhat In weight, on account
OF the unHccustomed climate, was ad.
Vised to use Ralue's celery compound.
1 am pleased to say that 1t gave such
satisfaction that was impelled to use
sit again to brace up from the effects 0!
the two unusually rough ocean trips
that have taken during the past
month. I believe that wheelmen who
have TO undergo the hardsips OF cir.
cult chasinEs" will find Palne's celery
compound Of assistance in keeping up
their physical tone.
JIMMY MICHAEL.
Every one needs to take a spring
remedy to purify their blood. arouse the
circulation and counteract the debili.
tatlnE effect OF months Of combining
work, worry and excitement.
The more intelligent portion OF ever
community are the ones who best re.
commend paine's celery compound.
They have looked into this great rene.
dy, followed its remarkable achieve.
Inents in the cases Of friends, neigh.
boFs and relatives. and know just what
TO expect from its use as a nerve and
brain strengt heuer and restorer and an
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Ironand SieeITrade.

CHICAGO. March 3l.-The Industrial
World Tomorrow win say:
Western Iron and steel markets have
paused during the week 10 await the eff
feet Of the ore pool dissolution upon
prices. Among buyers the impression
has existed that the range might be
lower. There have been as yet no APP
parent results Of this kind. Foundry pig
Iron il produced from non. BesBemer
ores which are not effected by the dis
solution. prices for northern irons are
SO "a, Some grades Of southern iron
are q little weaker, No. : foundry being
quoted at SO 26RI0 So Steel products
are selling in fair volume at unchanged
quotations.
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CHICAGO, March Si.-sornc $500
DunkardS, who come from ail parts of
the country to Join in the general exc"
dus Of members Of this peculiar colony
to the promised land Of North Dakota.
left last night on the great Northern
railroad for DEVILS Lake and Cando,
tho principal colonies Of tho North
Dakota DunkArdB.
Pennsylvania contributed the largest
contingent. Several trains had 20 DC
made ~ for the biz party and their be.
Ionglnga fiIled three freight trains.
All the men DunknFds are farmers
and they expect to ind good lands In
North Dakota,
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TIE ..pERsIRIGK sKuhE,
I.tobs slysa thls Eysal1g foF tias Rsllsf

Is4obs GIyen THIS Evening Tor ths Relief
Rund.
This evening AZ tho United Presbyter-
ian church, the ATgt entertainment for
tha bsneflt Of the hydruphobla relief fund
viii IS given. Neither the object OF the
autertnlnment nor IL worth a. an enjoy
(. fneHt producer needs commeudatlon.
The ''DeeStrIcs Skule" alone Is, RB the
circus posters say, 70 whole show IN
IT. but 4 donble bill % AFFORDED In the
llminaFy concert.
The tickets for the affair have gone
NTH q rush. ana this evening At s o clock
lbs istandin9 room only sign VIII be
hung out In the musical numbers pre-
ding the s'DeeStricS Slllle" there y
~ 6rfiFtiu assortment that - sure 20
EiI6aqe The programme OF the concert
96llGws:
Premier Mandolin Club
2 IRndnay. The ClAng OF the Forge
NJ. Harry c. Sweeney
Ms, Nellie Sweeney Palmer.
7nbanstein CPiano Duettl " lSe Caprice
Mr.. ChaB. o. RnemeE, MiSB Flora
Pollock. ,..
Mrs Flora Williams.
Premier Mandolin Club.
School opens ct the concluHion Of con-
y tsatt programme. Then follows nun faSt
md furious, and Il ID safe TO predict that
tbinV sides will ache tomorrow aftGr
lk8ti hing heartily this evening over the
FulFth-pFuvolgin features Of the DeGs-
I ErleI EIcule," All the performers are
J26II up In their parts and Il will be even
fdnbleF bian Il was last Friday night.
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WAR Is mEvITABIE
Il me Nssotiatioa' o ne Pow'F' Fan.

u me Nsgotiations % the PoWsFs Fan.
EnthaSlalm of me Greeks.
LONDON, March STA dispatch from
tho correspondent Of the Daily chron.
lele at Rlassona. the headquarters Of
the Turkish army In Macedonia, says:
''lIy opinion Is unchanged War Is I'M
eyitnhle lG the negotiations Of tho pow
erS faIl. Thirty thouSand Insurgents
armed to the teeth, arG waiting at q
certain point on the frontier a week
from to-day Is the anniV6EsaFy Of Greek
Independence and Il Is difficult 20 be-
lleVe Il can pass without the enthusi-
aSm breaking It's bounds. though Prince
Constantlne'S orders arc 20 exercise tho
utmost strictneas 20 prevent tH1author-
lied action"
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TnE HENTucYY pGApLoCK.
HnnteF's Forces DlslnteErRtinE-A FiEh
HsIEoVes the afOn0t0ny.

HnnteF's Forces DlslnteEr Fight
Relieves The aIonotony.
LOUISVILLE. KY, March d.-A
special 70 the Evening Post from Frank
fort KY, says:
The conditions IN the struggle for
United States senator are practically UNI
changed with tho exception that Dr.,
.HunterS forcca arc slowly disintcgrBlt'
ing. There was q movement on foot TINS
morning to have q new caucus called.
Der to-day between U. d. James, (Rep)
Muhelenberg county. and Q0Urteeper
Bob Tyler. over Statement in the pa
pers this morning. Tyler struck James
twice James made 4 move to
draw q gun. Friends interfered. The
ballotinE for senator to-day was about
tho Eame aa yesterday.
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epeeIal pIspateh o lhe 1nlellIgeneeE

SNeElAk. ObpASc4b " AAAe 4HGeAstb SA'%Ss'
WASHINGTON, D. G., March sL--
Major John Stack leaves for Charleston
tonight He to-day rclInqulsheI his
position Is assistant index clerk Of the
house, an office he fllled acceptably dur
Ing the Flfty-fourth Congress- and tho
vacancy was Allied by the appointment
OF NIf. Alfred Davis, Of Wheeling.
A certificate OF supplemental pension
has been issued to Loring Florence, OF
PaFlearsburE, and Of supplemental and
additional pension to William Hurd, OF
BarbourSVllle. Cnbell county.
Senator EllIlns Is absent to-day, IN
Phiia deInhia, He expects 70 deliver n
speech on Friday on his bill to lTnpoEe
d tax on merchandise Imported to this
country in foreign vessels,
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Tiro IS 4 lull and contributors TO the
iyaF6phobla relief fund have stopped
Temporarily, Il 4 hoped.
This inlI ana apparent lack Of inter
q probably explained In the several
enterta inments protected. which are 70
e Givan Tor the hensdt Of The hydro
ph9bla fund. Interest appears to have
centeged Ia theSe entertainments, and
many persons who would have sub
sefihed p tho fund have purchased
tl6ela % ticlreta for THE pee8trleE
III. + lthrs accomplishing the same
object IN IN indirect way.
But there arc many people who have
not yGt Slbscrihed to the fund, and to
fiiee Il Should ba made plain that now
q the time 70 subscribe. The poor 3els
z lows who were bitten By the dog should
Eaclive The Pasteur treatment OB soon
- possible and the only way by which
thioY can receive Il IS over the highway
Z Of public charity. Il should not be said
si9t the charity Of the Wheeling public
SllE not eQiai 10 the task Of seeing that
may ave them eventually, from Q ter
Iihlh death.
RlShaEd Kenney, Of No. 81 Market
street, Is the latest hydr0phobla -9nH.
g peet who applied to Health Omeer
Iopson for q certificate. The doctor exc
antlned the wound on Kenney's nose,
n lieh tGd healed entirely. Il Il prob.
able he Win issue . certificate 60 ken-
rey, emitting him to the treatment aS
a86n oS the fund warrants It.
The Foung schell girl has not yet app
plled 70 DF. Jepson for q certificate
The Woman's Nuslcal Club members
nf6 hard at work dlspoSing Of tickets
55t their Saturday afternoon rehearsal
Il The A. o. o. w. hail. the proeeeds Of
which win ba for the hydrophobia re-
: Net fund. Il q anticipated that large
audience win attend and . large sum
realized The musical concert at the
Grand Opera H0use next Tuesday
night, also for the beueht Of the fund.
5giiI - the occasion OF one Of the lar.
5t audiences ever seen IN that house
5 for tha advance sale Of tickets has
been tremendous. The programme IN
an its details has mot yet been aunounG.
"a, but that Il viii be a good one Is as.
Sttred beyond q doubt.
n sthscsipti0 to che hydr0phobtR re.
lief flnd can be left at the Intelllg eneer
aoliice, or can be mailed, if desired.
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DuRAND, Wis, March si,-The Ice
In the Chippewa above this point went
out and has formed gorge at Round
Hin. three miles below Durand and
has forged back the water owe! inc
West Side bottoms and the lower
streets OF the city. Tho water - Mitn!L
eleven inches OF the highest marx y
the great flood Of last December. and
ID sl6wlv rising, The colder weather
may hold the Jam and will greatly in-
crease the danger.
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f,lWtfV VIII AttSnipt q TOP the Alltllf
lsia isula Ar lysaSSt semis
nlltial Antl0nnl Hstts
BERLIN, 6Frh 81 Il 8 samlsotligls
aug anhoahc ferS thls evening taal
the powers have arrived ~ tho convie.
tibn that TIE situation N Crete and on
the The allan frontier must mot 90 ~
lowed 20 continue ana steps must forth.
with 10 taken 70 stop ne Aggressive
6tfitudO o. 6fe6ee. Thelr decision wa
haStSnsd hy tho cotton o. Colonel vas.
80 "a aiding Tho iEspfgents inihostilit-
rs aga Inst the powers
Tho bl6ciIada 6t Greece has thetafare
been d6eld "a upon with the conlaEt o.
m The Powers and win be enforced OF
An elFlN dnte.
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LaSt night offlcorB Michigan and
Allen arrested three boys, William Otto,
better known as William Kayies, Will
Ham CarleBs and Mike Sweeney for petty
1ahceny. The buys Etole lard, butter,
egGs and apples from the mouse, la SIX.
ta6nt1 street into which g family had
lust moved. The theft occurred on
Tuesday night and the boys being sus-
bected, were arrested near the city gas
plant, Eheir favorite resort. None Of
tiIgm 70 over eighteen years OF age. When
searched. tho boyn had tlleir packets
filled with cnrds. and cap Colllerz" and
blood and thunder literature Of similar
III,
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CHRTBTTAEs TrRRD on
NJ ne wsfsh,Ps q lie Power, on the
TsV,,,,l ~ f.v1fo

ny tho WafShtps Of The Powers on the
leland OF crtte.
cANEA. Crete. March SL-The In
surgents BY 4 bold stroke occupied the
hill on the south side Of suda Bay last
evening. They were promptly 'shelled
by the BrltiBh, and Russian warBhips.
AZ dayhFeak to-day firing was resumed
and the CTetans werO driven from their
positions As soon as the dring ceased
they made another attempt TO recover
the ground and the waTships promptly
resumed the firing, which was very
heavy for several hours During the
cannonade three Turks were killed and
flVA wounded
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y. ~ 4 b
Ex-Nayor 3. F. Caldwell q IL receipt
Of a letter from o former Wheeling LADY,
now residing In Nashville, Tennessee,
expressing tho very natural hope that
her old homo win not be uinrepreSented
at the NaShViilo Centennial IN the way
OF an Industrial exhibit. The centen-
nial promises % be q magnificent sue
cess, the itato Of Tennessee having cx-
pended an immetlBA sum OF money u
constructing the beautiful buildings and
laying out the ground1. In addition
most % the 0tate8 have buildings or win
DO represented by exhibits IN the come
merC6, Agricultural and W0men'g build-
ings The southern states, particularly.
viii be well Feprese nted, and the United
States government win have an exhibit
second IN importance and attractive
10 that Of the Worlds Fair.
How extensively West VirglnlR or her
chief commercial city will be represents
"a at the exposition q not known, but Il
30 rare chanca't0 advertise tho states
resources and produces It % probable
that individual concerns will be repre-
scented, but, az yet, there has been no
concerted movement In the direction.
Among the features Of the exhibit win
be q VANITY Fair, after the style Of
the famous midway OF the Worlds
Fair, and judging from the following
list OF attractions, II will rival that
thorouEh fare In interest:
Mystic Palace OF Illusions, w. p.
Spain; Chinese Village and Beauty
Show, Chinese Exposition Company;
Electric carouSsel, Harmed, Core & Co.;
Whaleback geawave. Emil Schultz;
shooting gallery, William pwyer; Moor
iGh palace. A. r. TuFptn; Cycloraima OF
tho battle OF Gettysburg, 3. w. Me-
Council; picture projecting machines,
CabOret du Meant; Electric Scenic The
ltre, X-Fny machines, microscopes,
phcnogTaphs, @. G. Christopher; Cuban
Mexican Spanish village, Cuban Amuse.
ment Company; Streets OF Cairo, Gas
ton AkOun; the CoSmorRnla HisaGe, u.
q 8. R0ltair; log cabin homes OF Davis
and Lincoln. A. w. bennett; Japanese
village. Fuktno q AlIamAtBu: Venetian
canal, George ". schodeld; wheel, r. ],
Espy: Partisan Concert Garden. captive
balloon, vaudeville theatre. A. Bare; an
imal show, ostrich farm, ]. A. German;
Phantom swing. John KFeIder; shooting
the chutes, the Nashville Chute Compa-
ny; Giant sec-Baw, DeZeVallos & Rog-
ems: old plantation. G.. L. Frost; COIoFn-
do gold mine. Meyers & Wright: Crystal
cave, n. o'BTlcn: wildcat stlll II. p.
Reevei Old Vienna, Gerst Brewing
Company.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., March SILL
IS said at the state department that nc
successor has been selected to take Mt
Lees place as consul general at Hava-
M. that he has not been cabled a leave
Of absence TO take erect on the 18th Oi
April and finally that there has beer
no change in the status OF the consul
general,
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TWO years ago r, ], Warren. drug
Eist at Pleasant Brook, N. Y, bought a
small supply OF Chamberlnin's Cough
Remedy He sums up the result as tol-
lows; ';At that dine the goods were UNI
known In this section; to-day Cham,
berlains Cough Remedy Is a household
word" II ~ the same In hundreds OF
communities. wherever the good quel.
tiles OF Chamberlail's Cough Remedy
become known the people Will nave
nothing else. For sale by druggists
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The Baitlmarc & Ohio Railroad an.
rounceH the sale Of Excursion Tickets
10 washington. Thursday, April 3.
Washinpton Is at all times an attrac-
tive city, but It Is particularly 80 nj
this season OF the year, and while Con-
gress Is In session. The long limit on
tho tickets allows ample time for q Wis
Il 10 MI, Vernon, Old Point Comfort,
Richmond, Virginia Beach and other
points.
We show below train schedules and
rates OF fare from this vicinity:
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Special Dispatch TO tho 1ntclligencor.
KINGWooD, w. Va, March sl.-The
prisoners In the county jail made good
preparations for an escape yesterday.
They had secured a hatchet and chisel
with which they had cut of the window
bars, making q hole big enough to crawl
out through. They wcTo waiting until
dark TO escape. bIrt were discovered IN
time by the sheriff and a wholesale de-
livery prevented.
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A new upright piano will look lots bot:
ter In your homo than your square, and
take up less room. We oiter stock o.
over nifty new pianos to select from We
will take your square as part payment.
Come IN and see US. ~,
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Correspondlngly low rates from other
atAtlonB,
Tickets Will BIO valid for ten days and
good for trip from washington 70 Bal
tim1re and return at any time during
the time limit
For particulars, call on or address
nearest Baltimore q Ohio agent,
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THREE carloads ~ pianos received
in one shipment gIves the best oppor.
tunity for satisfactory selection evcI
known In Wheeling.
II. W. BANNER co,
1910 Market street,
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GO 10 an old established house to buy
your spring Wall Paper and see the lat
est thing that can be found at 20 Twelfth
street.
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WE guarantee to move your piano
nafsly, Our men have had fourteen
yaaff experience With US and use tho
r. W. BANNER co.
1910 Market street.
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WE have sold Wall Paper since 1852
and sell our goods retail nj wholesale
prices. Jos. GRAVES SON.
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III you need Wall Paper, we can show
you a nice % cent Green or Red at 10
CENTS. Jos, GEtAVhS' SON.
Mth&s.IE
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OUR plano movers move planoa care
fully. y. W. BALAiER co.
1910 Market street.
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OUR spring line Of Wall Paper now
open. JOS. GRAVES SON.
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MILL MHEEIING
nave "a Exhibit q Nashville q
d Question Propoandsd.
ES,AAYORC ALDREGL RECEIVES

A letter Frsm Bsraasg iFheeiinE LADY,
NOW d NashvilIs. Tsllihg o. me I'm.
por,appoot ShsellhG BSlnz IlsPEesant'
sd-othsr oltia wiii5tlSys Large ana
CoMprshsnsivo E1hlhlts q Thelr Pro'
aast. ana Iaau,trls. Some Alterations
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Tr,do M Your ola SHnaro piano,

A NICE Penlon Paper at 5, 6. s, or 10
cents at % Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-01

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