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E. B. POTTS s f5H
las and ll47 Market Street,
WHEELING, . W. VA.
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority of a decd Of assign
mcnt made by Hannah EmSlieimer an
Emanuel Emshcimcr, her husband, date!
on the 5thtday of October, A.. D. iSi. AM
recorded in the Office of the clerk Of the
county court of Ohio county. West VI
Einia, In Deed of Trust Book -, page y.
the undersigned assignee will. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 30. a. D.. III.
at 10 o'clock Il. nj. at the north door q
sell at public auction the following De.
scribed real estate. that Is TO gay: All ina.
part OF lot No. IS on Main street, In u.
city OF Wheeling, on which Is erected .
three-story brick house, which part Of ai
lot fronts forty-forIr 90 feet, more or les.
on Main street. and IS one hundred al
tllrty-two Q5el feet. more or less. in dep.A-
and Is bounded on the west by Main street.:
on the south by n p~rivatoSalleN: on the sls:
by lot formerly conveyed by Mary l. DS:
scy to Adeline fletcher. and on the neIti
by all that part of lot No. IS north Of ,s
northern wall OF the said three-StOry brtE
house: Icing the same property which VI.
conveyed to the said Hannah EmSaeizE
by w. H.. Frank and wife By deed date
October 81. a.. D. 1892, and recorded y
Deed Book No. 50. page ieJ, together VIII
all the buildings and a~ppurtcnances ths:t'
unto belonging.
The said deed Of assignment provides
that Il OF the proceeds of sale. after q,
payment of expenses. the assignee sAiG
next discharge any proper liens or incll-
brances that may be upon the properly
sold, and after doing 90 shall pay the BAL
ancc OF tie proceeds pro rata upon tie y
debtcdnesS OF the said Hannah EmSss'
mer. Upon the above described properly
are two liens existing at the time Of %,
said assignment. One OF these is a dSi
OF trust made by the said Hannah En-
shcimer and Emanuel, her husband. toL
D. Ewing. trustee, dated October !. ".
and recorded in said clerks Office In p@i
OF Trust Book Sc. page iSj. 10 secure GERS
tain notes payable 20 W. 4. Frank. T;;
other Is q deed Of trust made by the Sia
Hannah Emshelmcr and Emanuel. BET
husband. to Gustavc IL. Emshtllti
trustee, dated January :, 1851. and II;
corded In the said clerks Office In DeS
of Turst Book 80. page 1871, 10 secure lienI
Speyer against loss as Accommodation e,
dorscr or %Euarantor OF the said Hanhl'
EmsheImer. After the payment o! e
pcnscs the proceeds Of sale will be apptts
SO far as necessary. 10 the said liens /
tho order IN wbici they have been nans'
above.
TERMS OF SALE-one-thlrd OF "
purchase price, and so much more as "
purchaser may elect TO pay, cash on ";
day OF sale, nnd.ihc residue In tNo eQu.
instnllmeuts. payable In one and iwcy yea
respectively aftcr't the day OF sale. Win u
terest from that day. The deferred ins.n.
ments shall be secured by a deed Of i..
upon the property, with satisfactory hs-'
ance 10 be kept mp by the prrchascI.
SAMUEL KRAFT.
Assignee and Trustee;
Wheeling, W. Va, March y. 1872, mtE
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years age I began using Dr.. Niles Re-
storatiye Nervine. and ats effec. upon my
system was wonderful. In a few weeks
l was entirely relieved OF my nervous
trouble, and my health improved very
rapidly. Itake pleasure In recommend.
Ing DR.. Miles Nervine to sufferers from
nervous troubles"
You run no risk In giving DR.. Miles
Remedies u trial. They have been be-
fore h eipubl!c now FOR over twelve
ycars, and their constantly increasing
sale Is the very best evidence that they
possess superior healing qualities. Those
In need Of medical advice have the
services OF the best physicians, abso-
lutely frtciof charge. Valuable book on
dlseases OF heart and nerves sent free
on request. Address, DR.. Miles Medical
Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
..#.
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A MILD SENSATION
Can,ed In st. l.ouis by a BIsiiop's Sermon

Caused In st. Louis by a BIsiiop's Sermon
Against War.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Bishop Burke
has created a mild sensation in Catho-
lie circles here by declaring war be-
tween the United States and Spain un-
necessary, and that it will be a calam-
It's to this government and forever a
blot oil our national character.
THE differences between the two gov
crnments could have been settled by
mediation" he said In a, sermon at the
cathedral. "and there would have been
no warif the pope had been heard"
The bishop paid President Mckinley a
high tribute for efforts to maintain
peace. and said the United States went
mad. He, said Catholics would shed
blood in this war, as they had in all 9TH
ers. He did not advise them TO stay out
OF II, but told them 1t was their duty to
fight for their country.
Bishop Burke believes the war with
Spain will lead to international compli-
cations that may involve the United
States In war with other nations.
Many Catholics are severely CRITICS.
ing the remarks of the bishop. A num-
Der. left the church during the sermon.
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GENERAL powELL's OPINION.
VIII be Asked by the Reunion Exccu,
tive Committee a: Once.

VIII be, Asked by the Reunion ESccu-
tive Committee a: Once.
Although the local committees that
have recently begun the work OF prcpar-
Ing for the reunion Of the Society OF the
Army Of West Virginia in this city next
September do not believe tina: the war
with Spain will have any appreclablc
effect upon business in the interior Of
the country, they have decided that It is
better to lay the matter before the pres
ident Of the society, General W. II.
Powell. OF Bellev:llc, Illinois. Captain
Rawling, chairman Of the reunion en-
eculivc committee, yesterday wrote TO
General Powell. asking that he reply
giving his Views at the earliest possible
moment. II, as is expected. the general
states that the reunion arrangements
should proceed, the local committees
will at once resume active work.
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MORE ENLrsTMESTs.

The following enlisted In Company B,
OF the West Virginia National Guards at
M~oundsyille, yesterday:
James Reed. OF WelIsburS.
Theodore Camp, jr., Wheeling.
John U. Good. WellsourS.
Charles DamSel. Moundsville.
". L. Ryan, Benwnod.
George Pyles, Moundsville.
George W. Marquis. Wheeling.
William Burke, Wheeling.
Jesse Echols. M%oundsville.
Last night ak other recruits were re-
ceived, but their names were not learn
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LONDON, April 25.-Baslns its opin-
ion upon New York dispatches referring
10 the alleged unprcparcdncss OF the
United States troops, London has come
TO the conclusion that the struggle will
be a lingering one, although 1t is still
watching with the greatest interest with
what the stock exchange people term
the prize competition" In some quar-
tiers, even now, confidence Is expressed
tiiat Spain will yield before long. What
ever the prize courts will do relative 10
the legality of the captures, British
naval men applaud the promptness Of
action upon the part o. the American
warships rs being evidence that the
United States is very much alive"
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LOCAL BaEvIrIEs.
M.ttersor Minor Moment In aud About
the City,

tho City.
Matinee at the Opera House to-day.
Grand to-nish:-"Dalsy, the Missouri
Girl"
Council meets in regular session this
evening.
The old soldiers of the blue leave for
Huntington to-day.
Fette's bowling alleys, this evening
Wheeling vs.. Cincinnati.
Opera House to-niGht-van Ostcn's
| Three Star Comedy Company.
Mrs. Wheeler Reeves. OF WellsburS. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas Nc
Cam. Of South Huron street.
John Flnnerty and wife created so
much disorder in Paper mill" alley las.
night, that hey were arrested by officer
Zimmerman.
There will be missionary service at St.
Matthews church this evening al I:30.
Several addresses BY prominent speak,
crs will be made.
The funeral of Mrs. Wilhemina Hahne
took place from the family. residence on
South Eon street. The interment was
at Mount Zion cemetery.
The committee on. court house and
Jail, Of the county commissioners, met
yesterday and transacted routine bust
ness preliminary to the meeting Of the
board next Monday.
The Christian Endeayor Society of the
First Presbyterian church, has made ar
engagements with Rev. r. S. Coffey, Of
ireland, for a lecture at the church.
May 6. His subject will u Sketches
from Life"
The Y. NJ. C. a. gymnasium classes
are pract!cinE every evening for the en-
hibi,ion. The Gymnastic exhibition will
be given In the Opera House Thursday
evening. May 5th. The programme will
be varied and entertaining. The cShi-
bition given last scar was very credit
able and well received. The n this
year promises to surpass the last n In
ali respects.
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Some time ago o Wheeling paper
published the news of the marriage of
two prominent Bridgeport people, a
widow and a wldower. The news was
premature, and altogether erroneous.
But yesterday at st. C~lairsvillc the
principals in this former notice, Mr..
Anton. Hammer. OF Bridgeport, and
Mrs. Ochenbein, OF Bridgeport, were
married. This news was telephoned 10
the Intellisencer at a late hour las;
night.
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GOVERNOR ANNOYED.
By tits Unauthorized EnroiImont OF Com.
panies In tho State-No Authority iiss
Been Delegated Ms Yet.

psnies IN the Stste-So Authority ilss
Been Delegated ms Yet.
Special Dispatch to the Inteillgcnccr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April .5.-
Governor Atkinson was greatly annoyed
to-day by al order issued by Colonel
Banks. of Huntington, to Major White.
10 recruit a company at this point At
once. The latter opened headquarters
and hogan 20 receive applications from
volunteers. By noon about sixty had
applied. As the officers OF the guard
had absolutely ignored the governor liz
the order, he issued the following order
TO General Appleton: II direct thnt YOU
nscertain and report to nc. Immediately
by whose authority n company of vol.
unteer6 In the state militia wal recruited
in this city on yesterday, and who au-
thoriZed the appointment Of C.. g, Rand
as captain and two others as %lieutenants
of the same"
Tho governor also issued another cr.
der which reads: mo authority from
these headquarters has been delegated
TO any persons In this or any other Dor.
tlon of the state to rncruls sra
for the wal with Spain"
In talking over tho differences That
seem 10 nNlFS b2:wcrh the Sovefaor anj
the guard. re sald 10 the Jntc,,iserce..
There seems to be. a disposition OH The
part OF officers Of the guard 10 take the
authority {. the executive out o. the
hands of he governor and TO dslcsa:e
! 9 Themselves the tights and advantages
that Authority may give them IN the
4 comins CONSIST with Spain, nut he win
not allow subordinate officers "a enlist
mon Tor tie Spanish war before .u:hcr-
the President"
requests from prominent men In vnrjous
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portions OF the state TO allow the enroll
mcnt OF men as volunteers. All of these
requests have been declined forthc rea-
son. among uthers. that no call had been
made for volunteers By the President.
In several lnstances companies have
been recruited with the hope OF being
recognized because OF the prominence OF
the enrolment. When recruits are need
ed proper authority will be given, and
not before"
Governor Atkinson IS firm and will
stand for what he considers the best
for tho state. fs
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One of the brightest comedy dramas
presented at the Grand this season, Is
''Thc Missouri Girl" which opened n half
weeks engagement at that popular play
house lpst night, and delighted a large
and apDrcciatlvc audience. The role of
Daisy" is sustained by Miss Sadie
Raymond. who has no superior In the
portrayal OF such characters. The prin-
cipal comedian Is Fred Raymond. and
his "Zcza Dobson," Is an irreslstlbly
funny piece OF acting. The remainder
OF the cast Is exceptionally strong. md
very clever spcclaltlcs are introduced
during the action of the play. 'The Mis-
souri, Girl Will he repeated tonight,
and deserves II crowded house.
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Pilots report that there is a sand dig
ger at work in the Fourth pool, near
Charleroi, which is leaving little mounds
of gravel on the edge OF the channel.
which are in the road of boats which
want to make a. landing opposite the
town. III order TO make It appear as IL
they were taking the gravel away they
have a hopper az the side OF the boat
and the, gravel Is run into It, but the
DORIS of the hopper arc open and the
gravel runs into the bed OF the river
Pittsburgh Press.
The snag which was in the river be-
low Scioto has been moved down about
800 yards and pilots are warned TO be on
the lookout for It. They are also noti-
fled 10 be on the watch for a sunkcn
barge. which is lying in the middle Of
the river, opposite the timber, below the
brick house.
For t~hirty-siX hours heavy rains have
fallen at ParkersburS and all streams
are rising rapidly. The indications are
for high water through the Little Kama
wha valley.
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Special Dispatch 10 Tho l~htcIligehcer.
WESTON, w. Va. April 25.-Thc
grand lodge officers and representatives.
10 the fourth annual session Of tho
grand lodge OF West Virginia a. O.. u.
W. are arriving In the city. The SEES
sion will open tomorrow at 10 o'clock a.
NJ, in a. o. U. W. hall. The session will
be All important one.
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES

. I1I9I I VTNICs
Parkcrsburg. BEN HER. . p. IN.
Sistersviile.. ruth. $3.50 p. H..
Clarinston.. LEROY. 3:a0 n. m.
Steubenville..T. NJ. BAYNE, 80 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. hudson. s n. m.
pittsbursh...QUEEN CITY, 5 a. m.
ParkcrSburg.tRGAND. II a. m.
.LEN1NGTON, IL a. III.
SiStcrsrillc.. RUTH. $50 p. IN.
ClarinGton:...LEROY. $50 p. IN.
Steubenvllle..T n. NJ. BAYNE. go p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. ..KANAWHA $50 a. m.
PIttsburgh.-.BEN HUR, : p. IN.
Darlington ...LEROY. $50 p. M.
SistcrsvilIe.. RUTH. 800 p. m.
Stc%ubenvIlle..T. VI. BAYNE. 80 p. m.
Pittsburgh. URAN1A. $50 a. n.
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a TORPID liver robs you OF amb.-
ton and ruins your health. De Wits
Little Early Risers cleanse the liver.
cure constipation and all stomach and
liver troubles. Charles II. Goetze.
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair. Forty-sixth aud Jacob streets:
a. L. Scheehlc. No. COZ Main street; Elk.
ley Bros. Penn and Zane streets;
Bowie Co.. bridgeport. l
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PUBLIC SALE.

As assignee otsWrI. i. Simpson. | W W
sell at public auction ut tho NORTH W NJ
OF tho court house of Ohio coun'y,Mi,, Il
OH Saturday. April .. lSSS. beginning a.
o'clock n. M, the following stocks
New City Hospital Association. t,s
Ohio River Railroad Co.. ~ shatts't,
par value each shnrc.....,.....;.,..
Spruce Coal & Lumber Co.: 3is sha'rsi, s
par valuo each sharG....
Wheeling Pottery Co, 3Ois shares y" ~
value each share, -, ,,...".,..,"g
Title Insurance. & Abstract Co.. hi
shares par value each ahare. -,
HOWARD H.2ltll'
apr Assignee OF VIM. II. SIlnl.n-l
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OIL CTrY-Rlver ! feet . inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
BROWNSVILLE = River 10 feet 4
inches and rising.
MORGANToWN- River IL feet .
inches and falling. Weather raining.
GREENSBORO = River IA feet S
inches and rising. Cloudy, rainfall .35
inches. .
STEUBENVILLE : River . feet 10
inches and rising. Cloudy and cool.
PlrTSBURGE-Rive: II feet / inch
and rising at the dam. Cloudy and
cool.
PARKERSBURG = Ohio river Q fee;
and rising. Raining for the past TWEEN
ty-four hours. Passed up: Barnsdall.
Queen City. Passed down: Virginia, at
falling.
CINCINNATI-River 10 feet and fall
Ing. Drizzling rain fell during fore
noon., Cloudy and cool. Business fair.
Tornado arrived here with tow. Three
arrivals and three departures. Jim Mo-
rem, Sam Clark up with empties. George
Buck left with crow for Island Ten to
raise the sunken barge Of ties lost by
the Beaver.
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new Jokes and songs which are sure to
please. To meet the war spirit an after
piece has been specially written for the
occasion, introducing many comicai Sit
uat.ons,
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WHEELING

The Wheeling Volunteer company
held another rousIns meeting at Odd
Fellows' Hall last night. Thirty-Hve
men were enlisted, bringing the total
number now enrolled 10 one hundred
and twenty-five. Captain F. Il. Huse-
mar has issued the following order:
QUARTERS
WHEELING VOLUNTEERS,
WHEELING. W. Va, April $, 1895.
Order No. Ill.
This command will assemble for drill at
corner of Eoff and Thirteenth streets on,
Tuesday. April -, inst, at 100 o'clock
pm. By order of Il
CAPT. +. Il. .HUSEMAN.
Commanding.
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EXCELSIOR LODGE ACTS.

EXCELSIOR LODGE ACTS.
At an enthusiastic meeting last eve
ming at a. Q. Z. w. temple, It was re-
solved that Excelsior lodge No. 10 a. o.
Z. ". pay the dues and assessment
OF any and all brothers who mag vol
unteer to enlist In the service OF the
United States government in the war
VITA Spain.Sand also to take charge
OF any brothers family left destitute.
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ONE CENT iKTICLE,S,,'

Pint Tin Cups. e Heavy EnyAlon,,
Good Pen Holders, o Steel Pens. 4 Sfss
randnml Book 6 Sheets Sote Paper, jtiS.
Peneils. = Collar Bnttons ! HSndkercSi
psper Pins, r9ner NesaleT ! Dos.
meg Grnter. = DnEonl ClniIrs PIE !. wv
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THREE CENT ARTICLES.

Clark's o, Mt. Thread, Ladies, u;s,
~kerchieis, Shaving brushes, Stamped nts
pers. Match Safes, Phrfumed Toilet So
BastInE Spoons, Cork Screws, Harmon.
cas-, Mouse Trans. H'
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EyEcUToR,s SALE.
FXECUToR's SALE,

u -.
| will offer for sale at tho lior'a lJ,IJ
door OF the court house OF ONO SeT w.
W. Va, on Saturday, April tho 9th, ia h.
mcncing at 10 o'clock a. M, thai Set! Il,
sIrablc piece OF property. known, ss,,,,..
Exicy property. No. lGs, McCollocn ffScTSI
East End. Large lot. zinc brick T:,rn,s>
and all necessary nutbuildinGS. ,n5 ~,
Onc-third cash: balance IN ono "u
Il, ENLEli
Executor Of tho cstnte Of James ,I hSG"
deceased. j. c. luiRNEf. AvetnlvgsS Sti.
The above sale is adjourned unus T,TSlt
day, April 81. 1875, attic O'Clock n NJ St,u,.
The above sale iS adjourned untml' Soaf..
day, April 50. at tho game place ~" app
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THErsTARS AND STRIPES

The magnificent United States flag
rtcn:ly purchased by the Cathedral
High School Cadets was flung to the
breeze yesterday afternoon over the
school building. Immediately preccd-
Ing the raising OF the flag. the cadets
sang the star Spanglcd Banner and
Columbia" accompanied by the fife
and drum corps. Tnsr Right Rev.
Bishop Donahue and reverend clergy
were present. and were highly amused
at the youthful patriotism displayed
byethe boys as the flag w~as>vafted to
The; breeze.
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NOW good digestion waits on appe-
lite, and health on both" II II doesn't,
try Burdock Blood Bittcrs.
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How spnnI,h ..rour,r Stand.

LONDON, April 25.-Amcrican sccnrI-
tics opened steady. Spanish fonrs OPEN
ed on the stock exchange at 3tA, an ad-
vance OF X.
PARIS. April c5.-SpanIsh tours OPEN
ed on the boursc at 35A. an advance OF
liz % .s SOY
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DIPHTHERIA, sore throat, Group.
Instant relief, permanent cure. DR..
Thomas 1;clcctric OIL. Al any drug
utnrc 4+ II F NJ -E -
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MINSTREL ENTERTAINMENT.

The event OF the week In amusement
circles Will be the Carroll Club min
strels Thursdap evening. Some of the
best talent In this club will appear IN
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DR.. Milcs'P Pain PfIIs arc guaranteed to atol
Hc0ddchCir.0 E!cutco. "Oao cent n dosc.h
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FOUR CENT ARTICLES

One Set Teaspoons. Boys, su.nesd.,
Rubber Dressing Combs, Tooth Brtisb,Ss
fire Shovels. Mucilage, Sewing AiSebI5.
OIL. Scrub Brushes.
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B. b POTTS s4 45S
il45 end III Market Street.
TRADE WINNERy

DAIRY Bnttermllk Soap
Dlxon!s stove Pollsll.
French Peas per eau. ,i.,..,
SAtulhos Ss.s.A,..,.,. p,.,.,.,,
Arbuckle'H Coileo :
Eyaporated Peaches :
Cartcr'a Ink .,.t,..!
Mall Pouch Tobacco.
Envelopes, per iW. anq
Note Paper, 10 AhrctS
Granulsted Sugar -, ~, /,
Mixed Candy NsN'''sfsI
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I FIVE CENT ARTICLES

Ladicsi Hose, Chlldren'S Hose. Do.r,,,
Rules, Wash Pans. Towels. 1lalr CnrIss,
Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing, TAI,
kMlNnS. $1,000 VI LL-- w w
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MARRIAGE BEFORE WAR.
Last night at Moundsville Leroy
Rove. a member Of Company B, First
regiment, was married TO Miss Emma
Evans, the cermony being performed
by Rev. d. L. Ash, of the Mourdsvillc
VI. e. church.
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A. 0. U. W. GRAND LODGE.
The West Virginia grand lodge, y. O.
U. W. convenes in nnnual session to-
day a. Weston. The Wheeling dele
cation let yesterday. They were as
follows:
Welcome iodse-W. 0. McCiuskey.
La, Belle lodge-F-ancls y. Flood.
Herman lodge-Henry Brunette.
Tpchurch l~odge-John s.. LOTUS.
Wheeling lodge-Whee.er Sachmsn.
Reliance ~lodGe-John Carley.
Excelsior l~odge-Frank Cruise.
Benwood lodge, No. 5-Robert w.
Goats.
Others OF this vicinity are DIR. G.. A.
A~schmann. grand medical examiner:
Josiah Sinclair, OF Benwood. grand rec
order: and Messrs. c. +. Brandfass
and A. 5. Hare, OF the finance commit
tee. AS previously stated, the most I'M
J portant matter to be discussed by the
grand lodge is the classified assess
.ment Plan. II is expected 10 conclude
all business by Thursday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26
SIX CENT ARTICLES.
SEYEN CENT ARYICLES.

One Set Table Spoons. shlr,ins, suspend.
ors, Butcher KNIVES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26
CASToREA.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26
EIGHT CENT ARTICLES.
NINE CENT ARTICLES,

Whisk Brooms. Wash Bowls. Hoslt,r.
Large Lamp Burners, Blank Books.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26

Ladies' Gloves. Shoe Brushes. Buteh.,
Knives, Coffee Pots, Flour SIftefs, sat.
ponders. Extract Vanilla, Dolls. DJh
Pans, hammers. ! Pound Grain or Grouri
Pepper. l Pound Cinnamon,-l Pound an.
ger, Pound baking PnMder
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-26

Colgate's Palm Soap, 4, Cakes for n
cents. Largo Dressing Combs, IIanik,;.