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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
MORE DECEMBER BRIDES.
Several Couples Plightcd Their Troth
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Marriage licenses have been issued bv
the clerk of the Hastings Court as
follows.
James G.. Gwaltney and Josephine King.
Mr. GWalmcy is "a well-knOwn farmer
of Surry county. ana The bride-elect is a
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph King
Of Richmond.
Amor Pearce and Maggie Schneider
Mr. Pearce is printer and came here
from England some time ago. his bride
is a daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Chris
tan Schneider of Richmond.
John NJ. Leonard and Lula Hatchett
The groom ifs o. brick-m1ker OF Isle Of
Wight ana the bride is tho daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hatchet.
These marriages We're 10 take place
yesterday.
SLOAN-WAGENER.
Mr. John Sloan and Miss Carrie AM
toinettc Wagner were married Wcdues-
day at 6;l0 L.. VI. AZ the residence of The
brides uncle Mr.. James NetheiwoOd. so.
-6l2 east Grace street Tho parlors were
tastcfuliy decorated with palms and cut
flowers. The bride was dressed i'm "a blue
tailor-made suit aud carried large bou-
quct Of brides roses. She had two att
tcndants-Nliss Elizabeth Mann. in white
organdie with white roses, and Miss Fam
ny Taiiaferro, IN white oreandie with
yellow trimmings and yellow roses.
The best man was Mr. James sloan
brother Of the groom. and the two ushcrs
were Mossrs. Morgan Shepherd and j..
". Dandy The officiating clergyman
was Roy. DIR. Mastin. of Trinity Mctho-
dist church.
The groom is the foreman for l. y.
Jones a SON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
CAKE WALK MATINEE.
II Was Heartily Enjoyed by Those who
Attended

The cake walk was repeated nj the
Academy ass a matinee performance yes
tcrday afternoon. Owing 10 the iucle-
mcut weather the audience was only a
moderate sized gathering, but the per-
formance was heartily enjoyed. and those
who took part were frequently and loudly
applaudod.
The songs aud dances were wen re-
cciycd and the cake walk proper created
much amusement The entertainment
proved quite "a success. and those who
witnessed &c spoke OF 10 in terms OF praise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
Gncs 10 tho Smnrcmc Court.

Judge B. t. Wexford having declined
10 entertain the appeal Of Mr.. George r..
Wise in the matter of o. fine imposed by
Judge Wickham for having been late in
appearing I'm his court in certain case
recently. the case Will go on 90 the SD
prome Court. whore "a much mooted quos-
lion win De settled. Judge Wexford has
no prejudice I'm the case. but is Of the
opinion that 80 should be settled by the
Supreme court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES 1893
90 VIA ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

on the above account the Atlantic
Coast Line will sen tickets between
points ou its line and connections east
of the Mississippi and south of The Poto-
mac river at rate of one and one-third
nrst-ciass fare for the round trip SELL
ing dates. Dec - 23. o. %. o. 90 and
81. 1905. and January !. and % 1>.9
Tickets viii also DE ou sale Tor teachers
and students of schools and colleges.
Dec. Us Go -. inclusive. 40 above rates.
upon presentation Of certificates from
presidents or principals OF such institu-
tions. Final limit OF all tickets January
J. 1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
SPECIAL SERVICE VIA G. AND o.
CHRISTMAS EYE.

ON Saturday. December 2ith. Chcsa-
peako snd Ohio James-River Division
train leaving Richmond at . T. NJ Will
run through 90 Gladstone. and Chcsl-
pcake and Ohio main line $50 i. NJ. train
viii run through 90 Charlottesville.
stops being made at go intermediate
stations 10 lct off passengers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
Chri.tnas HolihaYs.

The Hastings Court Will adjourn FOR
the term to-day
The Law and Equity Court VIII take
holiday recess. beginning to-day until
next Wednesday.
The city Han. by order 0f the Mayor.
viii be- closed from u o'clock Saturday
until Tuesday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
Each 85c
C1OiSSOne Wares.

Immense assortment, all shapes and
sizes
Rose Jars-90c.. sl.25. $780, $3.50, 500
and $3.50.
Vases-$5O0 $3.50. 5000. $500 and $3.50.
Jardnieres-Sll.50 and $3.50 for the
, $3.50 and $500 kind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
IMPORTANT CASE.
Question Concerning Taxation on the
Chamber of Commerce.

Judge Witt, in the Hastings Court
heard argument in an important case
yesterday morning.
The executor OF Dr. Francis l.. Willis
filed motion under certain pro-
visions OF the code, 10 relieve them OF
the alleged erroneous taxation on the
sum OF $4,000. which was reported by
the examiner OF accounts and made by
the Commissioner CT Revenue.
The facts In the case are that the
Chamber Of Commerce. owning the prop
erty upon which the building stands. az
Ninth and Main streets, conveyed the
same, including ground and building. D.
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nnmage Slight.

Tho alarm of fire from box q. at HOS
o'clock yesterday morning was caused
bv the upsetting of am oil stove at No.
zoe east Franklin street. The damage
was slight. amounting 20 not more than
SIS. The house SIS owned by Major Otway
s. Allen and IS occupied by Miss Mamie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
CITY PRINTING,
Committee on Accounts and Printing
Award the Contract.

Award the Contract.
The Council Committee ION Accounts
and Printing met at 8 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon with Messrs West. chairman;
Bl0ombCrg and Furgusson present.
Contracts FOR the coming year were
awarded as follows:
Advertising Times and German
Daily Advertiser.
job Work-Everett Waddey.
Book Work-Flanhardt Printing Com
pany.
Stationery-Evc Waddey.
Binding Referred 10 chairman and
clerk with orders to award to lowest
bidder.
Stock BoOks-Evcrett Waddey.
city Accountant Carlton Mccarthy
asked that certain ordinance. adopted in
1888. be printed for use hy him in codify-
ing the ordinances which work hc is now
engaged in. The request WAS granted and
nifty copies ordered TO be printed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
Bath Robss.

Blanket Bath Robes, Jacquard patterns,
extra values-s5.50 5000. $3.50 and $3.50
Terry Cloth Bath Robes. entirely new
patterns. fast colOrs-S3.50 $50, $780,
500 and mp to 5000.
Terry Cloth Bath Slippers, for ladies'
and gentlemen. all sizes-Sl.0 % pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
R Extracts l5.'s soid ''' hi: SAVERS
year

Where did YOU get that box OF fine
Candy? From Autonfs. So Broad street
IL is TIE best I ever had. Why every
thing ne sells is hrst-ciass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
Smoking Jackets,
Bath Robes,
House Coats.

Immense assortment and lowest prices
for this week. Every Smoking Jacket
and House Coat in our house viii be sold
at prime cost.
House Coats, made OF French Tricot
Cloth coiors: blue. brown. tan and gar
net, quilted lining; the 800 garments
now $500.
House Coats of Venetian Cloths, colors:
tan, blue. brown and garnet quilted
satin trimming on collars, CUTS. lapels
and pockets; the 5000 garments now
1913.
House Coats OF Venetian Cloths, all
colors. quilted satin trimmings and satin
lining: the sl3.J0 garments now $50.
House Coats OF Scotch Tweeds-
The 5000 garments now $50;
The $50 garments now S6.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
Holiday Umbrellas.

The best grades Of Umbrellas, newest
and most fashionable ideas In handles,
for ladies' and gentlemen.
MONOGRAM AND INITIALS EN-
GRAVED FREE OF CHARGE.
Ladies 26-inch tight-roll Umbrellas,
blacks and colors, handsomely decorated.
Dresden handles: extra good values at
81 80. $500. 500 and $500.
Ladies 26-inch tight-roll guaranteed silk
Umbrellas. black and cOiors. natural
wood, sterllug-silver trimmed sticks
extra values at $3.50, 500, $500, $500 and
500.
Ladies' 26-inch guaranteed Silk I'm
brelas very close roll handles Of gun
metal and pearl and sterling silver de-
post work-ss.O0 $1,000 Sl2.Jo, $3.50, $3.50
and $500.
Gentlemens 2S-inch olose-roll Tareta
silk Umbrellas, 800.
Gentlemens 2S-inch close. guaranteed
silk Umbrellas, handles OF natural wood,
sterling silver trimmed and horn silver
trimmed: extra values 500, $500. $500.
500 and 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23

Grace streets on the afternoon OF Thurs
day. December -. Friends desiring TO
assist in giving pleasure and happiness
90 those little ones viii please send their
contributions Oh or before Wednesday
tho 2sth. to tho above address
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23

Tho Pocahontas sailed for Norfolk yes
torday 0t A. NJ. IL is expected TO reach
hero this morning in time 10 resume its
regular schedule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
NORFOLK 4NDWEsTERN RAIL
WAY.

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY EXCURSION
TICKETs TO ALL POINTS At THE
RATE OF ONE AND ONE
THIRD FARES FOR
ROUND TRIP.
on sale December Z2d 20 25th inclusive;
December Goth 10 January ~. Inclusive.
good % January flh. 1890. For an in
formation apply 40 S3S Main street. To
Norfolk and return, $3.50, Lynchburg and
return. s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
CAT has no equal Don't
NAt INK y poll your cakes with
80 poor FlayOrs.

Any girl will be- pleased 10 have q box
OF Antonis CONNECTIONS. 50 Broad street.
below Murphy Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
A Decidedly Good Value.

4-inch Sterling Silver Handles. heavy
weight. new patterns. any OF following
articles
Letter Openers.
Tooth and
Nail Brushes.
Erasers.
Cuticle Knife. k2nh Hhn
Tweezers. IuVH wv
Seals. Shoe
Hooks and Horns,
Curling Irons.
Initials engraved free OF charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23

See our line OF 25c and SOC. fancy de-
corated Austrian and German China
ware.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
Japanese BrOnZeS.
Special.

Hand-hammered japanese Bronzes. an
tique designs, at greatly reduced prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
Temple, PGnIGTIOl, ClTlGs & Co.
THE NEW STORE.
Holiday Gifts for EVERYBODY asss s:s1:s:::

To them would require several of
taxing and patience with the sing
them Your buying will be certain to follow by
Attractive Prices which be equalcd
where goods week sweeping reductions
the prices Of all holiday goods have been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-23
Sterling
Silver Novelties.

The best heavyweight goods,
the newest patterns-not the kinds
that dent by rubbing the thumb
nail across them. Unmatchable
prices.
New ideas in
Puff Boxes.
Salt Bottles.
Extract Bottles.
Powder Bottles,
Mirrors.
Combs and Brushes.
Thimble Cases
Tooth and Nail Brushes.
Cigar and Cigarette Jars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-02
TIE RACES RESUME

This Afternoon Aftsr ttsIt OF Two Days.
To-,Iay's Entries PromiiIRE Of Fine
Sport-Thr Probable Winners Tipped,
After a resi- Of two days In which the
track has recovered It's former excellent
condition, the races Of the wheeling
Jockey Clubs meeting will resume this
afternoon. The entries for to-day are
promising of ilhe sport; they are as fol-
lows:
First race, four and one.half furlongs-
Gov. GriEga, il5: Heck Jr., us. Merritt, lgI;
Mtdlca. ITO; kFdR, 10: Iacklne, 1lh; Charlie
Wells, lis; Corn Cob. 49,
Second race, threG-quarters mile-Monroe
Doctrine. 49, Reform, ll2; Prompt 1l2;
Brook, 400 Belle Australian, 109; John Nc
GarrlRle, l0i
Third race, four and one-half furlongs-
John p, l09; Nevada Boy. lO9: Parthlan,
Ice: G. W. Harding, 100; Bonnie Vile, 100;
Crown, liz; Pocket Piece. iO9.
Fourth race, thFee-quarters mile-Fire
Water, ITO; Hlddenlte. ii6; Tampa, l20;
AriOh, liz: Balvania, lis; Beloved, ITO;
Speedy. u2i Youns Critic lis; Helena
Fifth race, four and one-haIf furlongs-
Meadows. IL: Lucette, us; Gilt Australian.
ll5; Lllllpute, 100; Ensign, liz; Walter o..
lis: Traitor. liz: Cheer Up, ITO; Dora La
mar. 10; Magnolia, lG7; BY Jove. ii6.
The following probable winners this
afternoon are tipped:
First-Heck. Jr., Arda. Gov. Griggs.
second-Monroe Doctrine WhipDany,
Prompt.
Third-ParthIan, Crown. Bonneville.
Fourth,-BelvInla, Speedy, Arion.
Fifth--MAgnolla Walter o., Lucette.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-02
BELLAIRE
nsort, OF Local NswS aud Gossip From
the GIaIs city.

All soFtS Of Local News and Gossip From
the Clan city.
Mrs. Mary weisenberger, nee Powell,
formerly Of this city, left Epworth park
Saturday for her home IN st. Paul, where
she assumes the position Of superintendent
OF tho bureau Of Information at the post
office there.
Tho announcement is made that Rev.
William CASTOR, Of Cleveland, for many
years Presbyterian minister here, Will be
married to-day to Miss Jennie Wise, q
lady well known In this city and vicinity.
o. H. Young, OF this city, has Just re-
celved word from Germany OF the death
OF his father, which occurred there on the
ID OF July. Mr.. Young has been In this
country for about twenty-five years.
Rose Netting, a girl eighteen years Of
age, died at her home IN WoOdstield Sun.
day night OF appendicitis. She was well
known here, having worked in the Nov
city Stamping Works for a time.
Rev. R s. Corey, minister Of the First
Presbyterian church, left yesterday for
Pittsburgh where he will spend week,
then 20 on to tho seashore for season
OF rest.
Peter Men, n farmer residing west Of
town, lost his pocketbook, containing some
money and valuable papers, while on MS
way home from Wheeling last Saturday.
j, Finley Moore, q workman at the steel
works, who was hit in the eye one day
last week with o piece OF steel, lost the
eye entirely and is suffering Intensely.
NJ. Sheets, the well known glass sales
man, was In the city yesterday on his
way west Tight" Is one OF the vet
eran glass statesmen now on the road.
william Breldensteln brought with him
from Georgia a fine lot Of peaches from
the fruit farm there that Is owned prin'
cipaily by Belmont county people.
Park Heaton, son Of the once proml-
nent editor John II. Heaton. Is menu
Der Of the Third Texas United States VOL
unteers, stationed Mt Fort Clark.
The funeral OF r. G. McGaughey took
place Yesterday, and the remains were
taken TO Grab Apple. his former home, for
IRtermebt.
Lon Tucker, Of Red Key, Inu., Is hero
10 Join the Mechanics band on us trip to
and stay at Mountain Lake Park
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. will leave this even
ing for Mountain Lake Park, Where they
have q three weeks engagement.
David G. Stewart, an old-time mailer, re-
Gently fell heir TO snug sum OF money
through the death OF a sister.
Tho Young Mems Club has arranged for
another picnic out the National pike.
They 70 by electric cars.
Mrs, ]. B. Smith Is homo from Phlladel-
phla, where she spent two weeks with
relatives.
The cOlored churches Of this city will
unite in picnic Mt Belmont park to-day.
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sTETTBENVIILE-Rlv 4 feet 10 Inches
and sfnflOnary Weather clear and warm.
Passed down tonight: The Avalon,
OIL ClTY-Riyer Q inches and HtauOn'
nrV Weather clear and pleasant.
BROWESVILLE-luVer Ieet lhcheS
WORCiG NTSOWN-River foot 0 Inches
and stationary. Weather rainy
WARREN-flivCr nine-tRnthp Of an ineh.
Weather. showers and warn. ,.....
GREEN SBORO-R River I feet . lnches,
and failing. Rainfall 60 inch. CLOUDY, ana
colder Tho James a. DlHlne ana Nellie
Hudson nre due down Tuesday, ana the
piPIT!TsRij RGHTRIyer . foot Inches and
rising nj the dam. Weather threatening
PARiSERsBURG-R foot and ris-
ing Heavy rains during tho afternoon
dali, Tho Little KanAwhR lH rising
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MARTINS PERRY.
MILES,

IIaps and AIIuhap, In the Thriving City
Across the River.
Invitations were issued yesterday morn
ing for the marriage OF Miss Beta Sheets,
of this place. to Mr.. Edward Exley, Of
the Island, on Thursday. August II. The
wedding will occur at the homo Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Sheets,
at ''The Elms," and will be performed at
10 o'clock by Rev. 8. ]. Boyle. After the
wedding feast the couple will leave on q
tour Of tho lakes.
Mrs. Emma Marsh and daughter, Miss
Alice, OF Chicago, arrived here last even
ing and arc the guesta OF the family OF
L. ]. C. Dr0nnen, on 1.-THE Heights"
Howard Stewart and Thurman selby
leave this afternoon for New York, Bos-
ton and Philadelphia to purchase the stock
for their new shoe store.
william White, Of Mt. Pleasant, was in
town yesterday on buBiness.
E. j. Miller was in st. ClairsvIlle yes
terlRy on business,
jacob Nelson, Of Philadelphia, is here
nm huainAaH
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noUNDsv1E1E
AsIIsesIlansons NIslanEu or aflnbr NAT.
ter frem htafshhll'' EIstrOpoll,.

AaIlseollaneons lIolAngu or ailnbr NAT.
Ter from ataFshhll'h HetropoilH.
About 10 o'clock Sunday naght Sam
RodOcker and the bartender at W. 3.
strongs saloon raised a quarrel. and
during the shower Of angry words Ifo-
decker went out into the yard and gath
cred up an arInioad Of brickbala and be-
gan hombariing the back door Of the
saloon. After masking down the door,
he went to the front Of the building and
planted both feet through the plate
| glass front. Marshal II ]. Steele ar
rested him and took him 70 his home,
where his wife cleaned her wayward
husband up and put him to bed. Ro-
cocker promised to appear for triad last
evening.
Joe Weaver returned from Columbus,
Ohio, Sunday, where he had been att
tending school. He was accompanied
by his friends, Vernon Ward ana WalteE
Collins Of Columbus They made the
trip on their wheels.
Mrs. D, T. WILLIAMS and Mss Ella
l Williams, a teacher In the schools OF
Cincinnati and who has been visiting
Me-. and Mrs. D. 7. Williams, left last
evening TO visit friends at Hannibal,
Ohio
The Christian Endeavor society Of the
Presbyterian church VIII give an ice
cream social as the residence OF ]. How
ard Holt this evening.
Miss IAbble Harris, who has been Wis
Hing Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Williams, re-
turned to her home at New Athens, o.
last evening.
Miss Ross, Of FairInont, who has been
elected q teacher In the schools OF Ashe-
Vile, N. c., is visiting Miss Cora Myers
Deputy sherlR Frank POrterfleld was
In Cameron district yesterday looking
after the interests Of the sheriff.
Mrs. c. C. Newman returned yesterday
from Mt. Lake Park. where she has been
for the last few weeks.
Mrs. Henry Gehring and Miss Matte
Francis returned from Mt. Lake Park
Sunday morning.
More than sixty MoundBviae people
went to Mt Lake Park on the excursion
train Sunday.
The otd-fasiioned holiness camp
meeting is now IN progress at the As
sembiy hail.
Rev. A c. Jobes, OF claysville. Pa.
preached at the Christian church last
night.
ms. ]. T. Mccumbs and daughter,
Grace are visiting friends at Wolf Run.
&c. Bardau and daughter are spend
ing few dayR at Mt. Lake park.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith and children are Wis
fling friends at Dutch Fork, Pa
Prof. D. T. Williams was business
caller in Wheeling yesterday.
James A. sigafoose returned last eve
enlug from Mt, Lake Park
Dr.. Il. H. Melghen, Of Wheeling, was
In the city yesterday.
The county court win meet to-day to
fix the county levy.
Leroy L. stidger was in Cameron Sun
day and yesterday.
Miss Annie PeIIy, OF Benwood, was in
| the city Yesterday,
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NMEoHRH,


IIappsnInES OF IntOr'st In the aIaFShall
Comfy Town.
James Marsh has returned to work at
the Baltimore & Ohio shops, after being
on six weeks on account OF having one
Of his toes amputated.
Mrs, ]. 8. Smith will arrive home to-day
from Washington, d. c., where she was
the guest Of friends.
Thomas Henry and family have ne
turned from a months visit with friends
At ClRrington. Ohio.
Mrs. s. b. west Is the guest Of friends
at 81. Clairsville, Ohio, this week.
Mrs, Mary Reeco Is at Graysvllle visit
Ing her mother, who Is very sick.
Lon Tucker, OF Red Key, Ind, was visit
ing friends here yesterday.
Frank Klncaid. Of Grafton, was visiting
his father here yesterday.
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RENWoOR
sreszy News Itsuaa Gathered Ia the E1iy
UnrabaII County Town.

BrtS1y News EtsuAA Gathered tn the Huiy
SINrlhaII County Town.
John Rogers, son OF william Rogers.
whose foot was mashed at tho Riverside
recently, Is able TO he out again,
Howard sntterheld has returned, to his
home in Garrett, Ind, after pleasant
visit to relatives here.
MISS Agnes Mcdonald, Of Pittsburgh, has
returned homo after visiting At tho home
Of James Gibbs,
Allie Chapman and Potter slIppner were
among The onkland, Md, eNeursionlsts
from BenWood.
The Misses McColloch. Of near Clinton,
Ohio county. are visiting at the home OF
Squire Riddle.
Mrs. Emma Quiglcy Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank W. Porterield' OF
MoundVillc.
John Farmer leaves to-day to spend
week at fishing camp down the river.
Homer Newton and Guy, Lacey spent
Sunday at the camp grounds.
Mrs. Mary Dem, OF Rochester, N. ",
Is visiting Mrs. McCnoe'
Miss Nellie Riddle is spending part OF her
vacation ut Sherrard.
Miss Laura Riddle Is visiting friends in
min county,
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sYNiPToMs-Molsture; Intense itch-
inF ma singing; most at night; worse
by scratching. II allowed 60 continue
tumors form, which often bleed and vi
serate, becoming very sore. SWAYNB's
OINTMENT stops the itchlng ana
bleeding, heals liberation, ana IN most
cases removes the tumors' AZ drug
,rIsta or by mall. for 30 cents DR..
swpVne g. Son, Philadelphia, Refuse
ali substitutes tths&W
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DENTISTRY.
WoRTHEN.
Beautiful Forms
and Composition

Arc not made by chance nor can
tncy over in my material 30 made
nt small expense. A competition
for cheapness. and not for excel
49,. lcneo OF workmunshlp, Is the most
frequent and certain cause of tho
rapld decay and entire destruo-
ton OF arts and manufactures.
For best (which IS tho eheapeso
work, tho lntclligoneer Job Print
ing Once Is the place to 50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-02

NEW YORK, August LIN state
msnt Issued tonight over his sigma
turf, Bob Fltzsimmons, champion
beayy weight pugIIlat of the world. an
nouneas tiiat he has posted forfeit Of
$500 Win the sporting editor OF New
York Newspaper for a fight With Jim
IeHfiss; az California. the contest 90
occur before October l.