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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-25
MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.

Rt. Rev. Bishop Boyd Vincent, of Gin
ciHnati, preached very powerful ser
mon at st. Paul's Episcopal church last
night. The capacity OF the edlflce was
taxed to Its utmost. Special music was
rendered, Including q solo by DR.. ]. o.
Howells, Of Bridgeport, A class Of four
teen was confirmed.
Rev. Edgar G. Bailey rendered his
resignation as pastor of the United
Presbyterian church ut the morning
service yesterday morning, the reslgna-
tlon to take effect In December. The
Rev. Mr.. Bailey win exchange pulpIts
with the Rev. Mr.. Llttell, of Wheeling,
next Sunday.
A vote for the Democratic candidates
for the legislature Is vote for q free
trade and free silver senator. Every
vote cast for the Democratic ticket is
vote for return OF hard times.
The second monthly literary meeting
at the West Congregational church on
Saturday night was very largely at
tended, ana much enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Williams, OF Mis-
souri,, formerly of Sewcllsvile. called on
Thomns Il. Barber Saturday, the first
time they had met for twenty years,
The Harvesters' Club will be enter
tanned at the home Of Philip Johnson
next Friday evening.
Tho first rehearsal OF the choral club
will be held next Saturday evening.
David Emery. of Beiiaire. called on
Martins Ferry friends yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs, W. b. Francis were at
Mount Pleasant yesterday
Hon d. d. Woodmansce viii speak at
BarneBvllle this evening
John Godfrey was down from Pitts
burgh yesterday.
Harry JOY was homo from McKces-
port yesterday.
Hon. NJ. A. Hanna on wednesday.
u. j. A. Drunnen Is nj sandusky.
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Rev. Father o'Boylan. pastor OF thC
| 81. Francis church at Newark, O., con.
Quoted services yesterday at the St
Johns church In this city. He delivered
q lecture last evening at that church to 0
large audience, subject, The Queen oi
Angels" Father Wehrle, Of this city
preHided at his church during his alb
senoe.
Heutherlngton's brass band serenaded
Frank MarlinE Saturday evening at his
home in the Fourth ward. he being the
last member OF the band TO become q
benedict.
Harry Bamford WIN work in the Bal
timnre & Ohio Office in Wheeling here
after. Walter Leasure has recured his
position In this city.
Rev. C. NJ. Watson has returned home
from Indianapolis, Ind, where he has
been attending meeting for the past
week.
George Metz, formerly OF this city, but
now of Toledo, is spending few days
with friends and relatives in this city.
A trick bicycle rider gave perform
ance on Union street Saturday afternoon
and attracted quite q crowd.
Mrs. james G. Tallman and baby have
returned home from st. Clairsvllle, where
they visited relatives.
Mrs. James Reever and son, Of Nc
Keesport, Pa, are the guest Of friends
on Bridge street.
Allen Langley, of Dundrls, Ind, is the
guest OF friends and relatives In the
First ward.
Dewitt Danford and son Cook, spent
yesterday with relatives In Crabapple.
Mrs. Harry Oliver and baby are speHd-
Ing few days with relatives at Glencoe.
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WASHINGTON, d. c.. oct. 2l.-1n
his annual report to the secretary Of
the navy, Philip Hlchborn, chief con-
structor of the navy, Gays that thc
strength OF the navy on October /, was
one hundred and forty-one vessels all
told, including the ships OF both old
and new navies 1t Is stated that dur
Ing the last few months Of the last rs
cal year considerable amount OF work
upon vessels that had been authorized
by congress had to be suspended owing
10 lack OF funds. This caused n heavy
drain upon the new appropriations at
the beginning OF the present fiscal year
and makes the exhaustion Of these ap-
propriations before the ilecal OF next
July almost an assured fact.
Chief Hlchborn says this Is dlscour-
aging state Of affairs Ms the exhaustion
means n Wholesale reduction Of the
navy yard forces and the discharge OF
conpetcnt and trained mon.
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MURDERED his WIZ
And Then Attempted sal0lds-Dssd ofHu
Insane Farmer.

OIL CITY. Pa. Oct. 2i.-rrade Far
ran. aged about sixty years, one OF the
best known farmers In this section and
a lifelong resident OF the oil regions,
murdered his wife and made an unsuc-
cessful attempt at suicide Saturday
night. The scene OF the tragedy was
the small farm of the murderer about
twelve miles south OF this city, and
news did not reach here until thts
morning, when Farran was brought TO
the OIL City hospital for treatment.
FaFFaH was found by nelghbor on
Saturday night, with the greater por-
ton OF the lower jaw and all OF his
nose shot away. In pantomime he de-
serlbed the shooting OF his wife. He
had first knocked her down with the
butt OF the gun and before she could
rise had fired charge from heavily
loaded double barrel shot gun into her
left breast, causing Instant death. He
then attempted to fire the remaining
load into his own neck. but the cap
snapped and did not explode, He re-
loaded the weapon, stepped out into his
door yard, placed the muzzle OF the
gun beneath his chin and pulled the
trigger with his toe. He was naked
when found. He may recover, 1t Is
supposed that Farran was insane.
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20 and 90 This organization is conceded
to be the best OF IFS kind now touring
Everywhere, both this and last season,
VANITY Fair has played to big houses
and done business phenomenal In re-
ceipts. There Is no doubt but that 1t Will
meet with as much encouragement here
as elsewhere. Judging from the members
OF the company, who are so favorably
known for Individual good work that
their names will draw the most exclusive
to witness their wonderful feats and
speclalties. Among the many are Han
ley & Jarvis, Mitchell & Jess, Mahr Sis
tiers, Marguerite Tebeau, Nellie Berwick,
shevett & Newell Bessie Stanton, La
Belle ParRoH, Annie Newell and twenty
handsome girls in the choruses who can
sing like nlghtlnRales.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. oct 2l--Thc
following tcttcr has been sent to each
Of the candidates Tor state treasurer,
Hon james 4 Beacon ana Mir NJ. n,
Browni
HARRISBURG, Pa. october 90.
Hon James g. ncncom und NJ u,
BROWN
GENTLEMEN ~ herewith extend 10
YOU cordial Invitation to join me In
an evenings discussion 1T the Issues ot
this campaign nj nuch time nnd place
Pittsburgh preferred as you may elect.
(slgnodJ Yours ffotcrnnlly
y, G. BWALLOW
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BELLAIRE
All sortss OF Local News aud Gossip From
the GlaAs City.

All sortsE OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass City.
The county committee has completed
oil arrangements for Senator Hanna's
visit to the river towns and he win com
plete Martins Ferry, Aetnaville and
Bridgeport In the afternoon and early
evening and arrive in this city on the c..
L. & w. road to speak at the meeting at
the Blysian theatre. This meeting will
be presided over by Mr.. w. c. Bergund-
thai, the candidate for county treasurer,
who will Introduce Hon, G. L, Weems,
the first speaker OF the evening. Mr..
Weems is a strong power in politics. an
entertaining speaker, and he Will delight
the Bellaire audience until the arrival Of
Senator Hanna and Congressman Dam
ford. together with the balance Of the
party who will visit all the river front
towns during the day. Hon. Charles J..
Howard and Mr.. Il. B. Armstrong, the
clean, sterling and popular candidates
for Representatives will be with the Sem
ator Hanna party during the day and be
here at night. II will be great day
for Republicans and the message OF good
cheer and prosperity will be heralded all
along the line in full keeping with the
announcement of the Advance Agent Of
Prosperity last fall. The Blysian thea
tire IN this city Is not half large enough
to accommodate oil who attend and who
want to see and hear Senator Hanna,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Innes, the great band master, has
gone to Europe on business and incl
dentally for his health. He is n suf-
ferer from rheumatism, and hopes to
find permanent relief In the springs at
Carlsbad. He is TO be absent about
three months. His band finished q very
successful season on the road October
1, and Mr.. lines lost no time in getting
away for rest. This was Mr.. lines
last chance for vacation for q long
time to come, because his band begins
a winter tour the first week In Febru-
airy, and is booked slightly through the
west and south until the opening OF the
summer season.
Innes' engagements last summer In
cluded two months at the Tennessee
centennial, six weeks at Washington
Park, on the Delaware, near Phlladel-
phla, and eight days at the Electric
Park Casino, Baltimore. lines will open
his winter tour In Philadelphia thence
to Baltimore and the west. The en-
gagement ut Baltimore Is in conJunc-
ton with what will doubtless prove to
be the musical event OF the season in
that city. 1t is to be u festival by the
famous "Garlands," u musical society
which supports an orchestra OF seventy
pieces, with Charles l.. Reitz as con-
ductor, and q popular and n wealthy
young man of Baltimore. Reitz's or
chestra and fnnes' band are to be weld.
ed, under lines leadership, which Will
put 1870 instruments In play on the stage
In Music Hail. In addition there Is to
be chorus Of 800 voices.
1t should be pleasing to the Wheeling
public to know that this famous organ
ization win give concert In this city
some time In February. everything but
the date having been arranged.
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MARTINS FERRY.
IIapI aud Mi'napI In tho Thriving City
AcroaS the River,

IlapS aud MiSnapI In tho Thriving City
AcrcaS the River,
The contract for the electric plant at
the new tin plate works to be erected at
the Laughlfn mill has been awarded to
to II. s. Sands, Of Wheeling The con-
tract Of Totten & Hogg for the iron
buildings calls for the completion of the
buildings by the first OF January, and
the other buildings are to BIO completed
by December 1. The excavations for
the foundations for the rolls, engines,
etc, is to be commenced to-day. Every
thing is working nicely, and the indlca-
tons are that the new tin mills will be
finished and in operation considerably
earlier than was first supposed. The
people OF Martins Ferry can thank the
Republican party for the present tin
plate works and the one to be erected.
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THE CONFEDERATE spy"

1.-THE Confederate Spy''w was again pre-
cessfully presented to q large audience
by home talent at the Martins Ferry
opera house on Saturday night. For
amateurs the participants did exceed
ingly well, and the enthusiastic ap-
plause showed the audience showed
that the audience was much pleased.
The leading characters were Jess Hip
kins, George Cooke, William oNeai.
Julius Blumenberg, II. W. Gauding, H
z. KoehnlIne, S. d. Coss. William Hess.
Miss Lima Hennig, Miss Maggie How
ell and Miss Esther Bigger.
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Mr.. James Jones. of the drug firm Of
Jones & Son, Cowden, ILL.,, in speaking
of DR.. Kings New Discovery, says
that last winter his wife was attacked
with La Grippe, and her case grew so
serious that physicians at Cowden and
Pana could do nothing for her. 1t seem
ed 90 develop into Hastv Consumption.
Having DR.. Kings New Discovery In
store, and selling lots OF II, he took n
bottle home, and TO the surprise OF all
she began to get better from first dose
and half dozen dollar bottles cured her
sound and we'll. Dir. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs und
Colds r. guaranteed 10 do this good
work. Try 1t. AT Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store. 8
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THE COUNTRY CLUB.

The adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of the Country Club will occur
at the chamber of commerce this even
inn at 8 o'clock. At this meeting the
board OF directors will present their re-
port on the different locations for the
club house. The site will probably be
selected at this meeting.
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nent lhe NYorId,. Reeorll.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Oct. "a
searchllsht, the three~year-old son OF
Dark Knight, has beaten the worlds
pacing record OF 2:09N for three-year-
olds, going the mile In 2:07 fiat. The
first quarter was In 34ls, the half being
reached in 1:02h. At quarters the
watch showed l:S5h, and the mile was
reached at 207.
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A ssiGNrEs NOTICE.

Tho undersigned, truoalOc OF ". I'm.
uheinicr M nee deed OF trust october Z,
iSaI viii seli 10 the highest ana best bid.
dor nil OF the stock Of goudH, conalptlng. OF
foreign and domestic dry goods, cloaka,
Furnishing Rooda. notions ana fancy goods
(cnlcd tho LEADER 1920 and ll22 Main
hircot, IN tho city OF Wheeling, WcHt Va,
genlo1 lids for oil or part OF the stock
Will he received by mo until october 20,
iSgi, NJ 3 o'clock p, ~ ! reserve tho right
10 reject any or all bids
Terms " aAie cash. or commercial pm
per with interest secured to the futisfuc'
llon OF tile assignee
Tho ploek Of Houdn and inventory arc
now open Tor inspection M tho above store.
SAMUEL itllAFr
Assignee for ~ rmHhglmcg
Wheeling, W, Na,
oeleber n 1907. oell
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DISPLACEMENT for life by burns
or ecalds may DO avoided by using De.
wltt's Witch Hazel Salvc, the great rem
edy for piles and for all kinds Of sores
and skin troubles. Charles II. Goetze
Market and Twelfth streets: Chatham
Sinclair, Borty-sixth ana Jacob stroets;
A. Il. scheete. No. COZ Main street; Exioy
Bros. Penn and zano streets; Bowie
& Co. BrldFeport .
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Schedule for this week ia:
Monday-Silver Globes versus Ideals
Tuesday-The Bowiers versus Au-
ro.ras.
wednesday-old cronies versus Tldal
Waves.
Observation-Disclosures versus Pirates
Friday-cosmopolItan versus Aber-
Nit.
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TILE nETM1LERs WON.

The Jake Detwilor Grays, of the
South Side, defeated the Little Havnn-
as, late ot the fntor-Clty League, sum
day afternoon, by n score Of Q to 8.
MiaEempyeF and Albuner, for the Det-
wllJrs, and Humphrey Howell and Car
pcnter for the Little Havanns were
the baltpflea
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Mrs. Johanna Hortgan, residing on
Penn street, died yesterday afternoon,
aged eighty years. She was the daugh-
ter OF Daniel and Katherine Doherty.
and was born In Ireland. The funeral
will take place from st. Mary's church
tomorrow morning at o'clock.
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HYERy DAy-aEo. 3. srpn1 . %.

Plunges us deeper in to the fall and nearer the
winter season. Every day the offerings OF the
Dress Goods department appears to grow more
and OF greater value to the purchaser Such lines
OF beautiful Checks, Bars and Stripes. invisible and
tartan Plaids, at I21c to soc yard while all col
ors in rough, smooth, rep, twlled (srght ordiago-
nab Suitngs in wool and Silk and WOO, at 4Sc to
$3.50 yard-simply astonishiRg>
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BOWLING.

Secretary lroitc, Of the Wheeling
Bowling League has compiled the aver
ages Of players contcstlng In gnnen up
to and including last week Buumann'a
phenomenal work for Abcr-Nit last
week hnn sent him 10 the front tempor-
frIly az least. Bowlln mud Stevenson,
Cosmopolitan boys come next. The fig
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rHr nELrIArRp sTn1Kp,

A number Of men arrived here Satur-
day night to talO4 places IN the Bellalre
mill, and It IS said the management has
OF the men who were at work have quit
and new ones are being brought in.
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BOXING.

The boxing contest which takes place
this evening at an East End hall, viii
not be a fake" as reported in the
Sunday papers. and good, interesting
article OF sport is promised.
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D 6pEMPTioN OF BONDS = LOAN

u HpHMPTfoN OF BONDS 60 LOAN
-A0 wheeling, W. Va, oct II. 1891
Tho following bonds OF tho loan OF 1881
have this day been drawn by lot accord
Ing 20 ordinance and will be rcdeomed ol
nnd after the hfst day Of NoYomhcr lNpl.
nj the Bank Of the Ohio Valley Interest
Mas, an, $50 81, 81, 3, 6is, $50, ~, Gta, rs
Of SG SgI, ii0, ia $50, 1875 ", 600, bGi lli,
iSit IN M ca, b5b 100, as, GgS, ipG 6g2. 90,
sii ia. iIt, 216, CO, egl. as, G3i, 81 ~ ny,
as, tgs, bS1 zoo, $50. bGl. q, @Q, aa, q, Ssl,
Nos 80. sd OF five hundred dollars each,
and No. $50 OF one thousand dollars zach,
49, WIN. ", SIMPSON,
JULIUS POLLOCK,
,,cts Commissioners,
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White Aprons

For infants. children, nurses,
ladies, in nainsook and cambria
square neck or round collar,
j lace or embroidery trimmed,
49c, SOC, csc to $2.as each,
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HELP wANTEp--MALu.

A GENTS GET FIFTY CENTS ON
N each dollar; no experience necessary
Write for agents outfit Address The
Catholic News, Barclay st.. New York.
ocg-s
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tncy WOulQ Dc bankrupt
simply because the combination won 'twoTk.
Asick man is 10 very much the same fix
about getting at the nouhshment he needs
to keep hin, alive. There Is plenty Of good
food al hand, but his digestive organism Is
out Of order; the nuthtiye combination 4"
Of hiS system won't work. He can't posi-
bly, get at the nouTishment contained In the
food He takes |, Into his stomach, but Il
does him no good II isu't made Into good
blood. He Is Just as badly off as II the
food was locked lip where he couldn't touch
Il. Hc gets no strength or health out Of Il.
All these malnutridvs conditions have n
perfect and scientific remedy in DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery II puts the nu.
ttitive combination" OF the system into
perfect working order II gives the diges.
live and blood making organs power 10
make pure, red, healthy blood. aud pout II
into the circulation abundantly aud rapidly.
II drives Out all bilious poisons and setof
ulous germs, cufes indigestion, liver com
piaiHt, nervousness and neuralgia. aud
builds Up solid nesh active power and
nerve fotce.
Mrs Rsbecea Gardner, Of Grafton, York CO .
Va writes FL vas ~ SICK with dyspepsia that
could not eat npuhiuT iut oyct fouf months
haJI tiafve mytelf, ~ uoihluE would stay on my
stomach I waS 70 badly On rould moi eal even
ctsekef thought VIA Roibg N die IwSightd
only 10 pounds I iiod almost tvetNhnH
and nothing dld me anS good until took lwl
bottles oiihe Golden Medical nhccvey, lam
nov ~ veil 80 u ~St was srd weigh rs pounh %
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VANITY FAIR.

The successful burlesque company
Vanity Fair" will be the attraction at
the Grand Opera House on october 2s.
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PROPOSALS.

1apopogAt.s FOR BRICK STREET
PAVING At WARRINGTON. W, VA,
gonlod proposals for paving Market
utrcri In this town. from tho wogt line
Of Inc H. & o. r. X. right OF way g. Water
sircet. will 10 received at the Mayors
oillcc, MannlnEtnn. unvl nm Inos.
and other information In rotcronee TO tho
nr1pSsci work may 10 obtained az tho
Mnyor'g ONCE. Warrington, or from lloEO
4 iIix, c, 10, 1909 Chhpllne street. Wheel
lnT w Va 49,.
10 reject any or nl hldH,
"'''''' "" aTHEtr COMMITTEE
octs Nannlnglpn, w, Va
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$e.4s.

( Caterpillar Cloth, or English
Covert, either make in English
box style. Just the right length
and color.
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BASE BALL.
run r1ELpfNd RECORDS.

What tho National League Lenders
Did.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2i.-Presldent Nick
Young, OF the National Base Ball League,
to-day made public the fielding record OF
pinyers who took part in fifteen or more
championship games during tho season OF
1891. The following shows the record OF
The two leading men tn each posftfoH'
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IA Few Minutes

Thought will convince you that
coat twenV-six inches long.
made in the latest style, Of kerr
sey, cheyiot or boucle braid
trimmed, stitched and double
seams, at $s4S is a great bar
gain, But that's only one Of our
offers.
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FOR RENT.


THOR RENT-SEVERAL GOOD ROOMS
in tho City Bank Building. Inquire OF
the City Bank OF Wheeling MIRO
NOR RENT-A MODERN ROOM
both gages, hot and cold water, bRth and
water closet and laundry. Inquire at No.
"a North Wabash street. oclb
NOR RENT-sToRE ROOM AND
IL dwelling connected, No, 70 3. Brond-
way store Ind dwelling just RENTED. Tho
best atnnd on the Island. Inquire OF 4, a.
LITTLE, No. IhiO Market 81. oclS
NOR RBNT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
tho city large and plenty OF light;
centrally iochted In best advertised build
ing in the city. Also large hali ior rem,
and Market streets. JUL
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WANTED.

TITANTED-YoUNG MEN TO LEARN
w good trade. The Pittsburgh School
for Fresco Painting affords you tho oppoF-
tunlty. For particulars address to
oc5 p. o. BOX 49,, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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A AA-wANTED MEN AND WOMEN,
IN young and old to work for us In thoir
own homes in spare time, day or evening.
we pay so 10 Sl5 per weok No CANVASS
ing Any child can do the work. Send
address to-day. We send work at once.
II. A. GRIPP, Dept. T2. Tyrone, Pa.
sells
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Slippers.

Something useful, ornamental,
warm and dressy. Saxony cro-
chet bed room slippers. Have
z leather sole, with wool lining, in
all sizes, for ladies' and children,
= colors pink, cardinal, blue and
black-69c and 7oc.
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$780,.

p Silk lined Jackets Of wool che
viots, neatly braided down front
and on the large collar. Come
in navy, black, green andbrown.
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TUANTED-AGENTs, so TO s25 A
w week sure TO workersj no capital
needed; now Eoodsi new plan; sells AZ
sight; every family needs Il. HOUSE,
HOLD SPEC. CO., Cincinnati. Ohio. jy24s
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bless DR.. Iilss'Neryihe
DR.. Miles, Remedies
are sold b. all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, frst bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eaaes OF the heartSnd
nerves tTse. Address,
DR.. MILES MEDIOA
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The West Virginia University boys,
who were beaten by w. & ]. - to 0,
Saturday, want to play the Tigers here
THANKSGIVING Day. They want more of
n guarantee than the Tigers like to
give, Two or three other college teams
are inter the same date here. Within
the week It is likely one OF them will be
selected. The Tigers next game oc-
curs Saturday, agains. Greensbnrg.
which is much stronger than p. A. G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-25
Second Lot.

Had to recorder on those GRO
chet quilts, as the. first lot did not
satisfy the demand, so there is
now another case here at the
same price-4oc. These are an
Ssc,value.