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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
SAFE FACTORY CLOSED INDEFINITELY.

Providence r. l.. Oct. The WORKS OF ms
,,o.,ar SAFE Company. al Auburn closed to-day
for an indefinite period. and the company Will
hereafter manufacture the Corlis safe at their
works al Hamilton Ohio The reason given for the
cbsnee Is that corls safes be more economi-
c.iiv manufactured at the Hamilton plant than AT
Auburn Some of the more expert workmen VIII be
sent from Auburn - k&e>144m0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
VOOLLEN MILL SHIFTS DOWV.

Dedham. Mass. oct. 1.-The Merchants WooHen
Mil at East Dedham. the largest factory in this
town shut down to-day. throwing some five hum
dred people Of employment The mill was en-
gagged I'm the manufacture of woollen goods. and
had run steadily for three years. short time ago
IL received large contract to manufacture Army
goods and when these were finished no other work
was ready so the shutdown was ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
RUG DEPARTMENT.

Oriental Riggs in dimensions suited for Paror, Library,
Dining Room Chamber or Hail. in we'll selected designs
and colors, and fabrics embracing all the famous
Indian, Persian and Turkish makes. Medium and small
rugs Of exceptional value, in Iran Krman, Daghestan
Kazak and Ghendjes. Domestic RUGS Perfect repro
dueons Of fine Oriental designs IN Administer Wilton and
Smyrna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
cH4EEEE TO COMNAND C4NP POLAvD

Knoxville Tenn oct Lit is currently reported
here that Major General a. r. Charee VIII sooi
arrive and take command OF Camp Poland In plae'
of General Mckee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
THE EIGHTH TO BIZ NJ SIhhLD vi l.

an tho rnerbers OF the sth Regiment New-fork
Volunteers assembled in the armory at Psrh-ave.
and Ninety -fourth.st. yesterday where they re-
ceved thirty-day furloughs from colonel Snauncey,
comnaniss day assembling In the srrnory 10 De
nhXsically examined and mustered OUT
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All Alike. i44; Cardona, Aber Nit. 14S;
King, Golden Rods. l4S; A. Fette, Puri-
ians, l42; KnOke, Wheeling $40; Schultz,
Aber Mt, 40; Alexander. Bowlers, 40;
Weltzel. Wheeling. 1879; Gordon. Golden
Rods. l3S; w. Brash. All Alike, 1888;
Henry. PurTtaRs, 1877; Zimmerman,
Aber Nit, 1877; Frantz, Old Cronies, 1877;
Baker, La Belle, 1856; G. Ebellng, All
Alike, 1856; Smith, PurItans. 1876; Clark,
Golden Rods, 1876: Edwards. Golden
Rods. 1875; Nolte, La Belle, 1874; Nelson.
Golden Rods, 1874; Uselton, Bowlers, l34;
Eobstetter. Aber Nit, 1872; Helstein, Old
Cron!es. 1872; Modar, Purtans, 100;
KEeuizer. Frog Horns, i29; Springer,
Rum Dums, 129; Gaughan, Puritans,
l.g; B. Schroeder. Aber Nit, l2S; Sonnc-
field. Golden Rods. 1928; w. Hall, Rum
Dums, lg7; AndlinGer, La Belle, ~;
McAndrews, Frog Horns, 1885 Speidel,
Ola Cronies, 1876; Marschner, Wheeling,
1876; PlankeE. Frog Horns, 124; Kali
Ereught. Purltans. 124: Baker, Purltans,
i!i; Ross. Old Cronies, 1874; Costello,
Frog Horns, 1873: Garden, Aber Nit, 1873:
] Schroeder, Abes Nit 1873; Schater.
Aber Nit, 1873; Johnson. Rum DUNG, l2l;
Bachman, In Belle, l2O: Bauman, Aber
Nit 100: Hungarian, Old Cronles, llS;
Miller, Old Cronies, III: Rolf, Frog
Horns. 49, Fink, La Belle, 1lh; ,Dailer.
Rum Dums, ia: II. YanSe. Frog Horns.
ii!; Steuenagei. g., La Belle. ~;
Druschell, Rum Dums, Ill; Long, Rum
Dums, 10; Leach. La Belle, 1903; Rob
erts La Belle, 107; A. West, La Belle,
JOS; F. C. Fette, Old Cronles, los; j.
Stein, Rum Dums, 1903; Miller, Rum
Dums, lO2.
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KID Mccoy AND HIS "coAT OF ARMS

played a stubborn game for the cham
plonship, the Turner's coming out on
top. The Turner's last year defeated
Steubenville and tied the crack Central
Turnvereln, OF Pittsburgh. This years
Turner team will be made up of the
old players, and second team will be
organized The great obstacle to the
game in this city is the lack OF suit
able place to play match games. Tur-
ner Hall Is about the best, but the prop
er arena IS absent. The Linsiy armoFy
could be utilized to advantage.
The Y. ". C. A. would organize n
basket ball team II the gymnasium was
large enough for practice. The de-
mise OF the Wheeling Athletic Club has
prevented Its quarters from being at
the disposal Of ambitious candidates,
so the only prospect is the Carroll Club.
This organization has the gym" and
excellent material to form a team to
give the Turner's battle. Mr.. Friedrich
has expressed himself as being willing
to teach the game to those DESTROYS Of
his services, free Of charge. The Car
roll Club IL induced to get into the
game. will make 1t interesting for other
teams
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Rg1IA1RE
All soitaof l.oeaIN News and GolIip From
the Glass City.

All solta0 Of Local News and GolIip From
the Glass city.
The county commissioners meet In
regular session at st. clairsvllle to-
day. The session may last couple Of
days. 1t is expected they viii indicate
who is to be sheriff for the eight months
interim from the time sherlff Darby's
term expires next month until the be-
ginning Of Sheriff elect Foreman's term
There are numerous candidates, but
there seems to be no certainty as to the
outcome. Squire r. 7. Howell, OF
Bridgeport, Is said TO be supported by
Commissioner Smith, OF that town, and
II he can secure another vote the prize
Is his. But there seems to be q convic-
tIou that some one acquainted with the
afSairs OF the Office Is most likely to
win. so that the business will go along
uninterrupted. In the event that the
commissioners cannot agree upon a
man Sheriff Darby will retain the Of
fice And 1t has been suggested that
Sheriff elect Foreman might take hold
and thus be sure OF at least thirty-two
months In the office
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Stevenson continues in The lead in The

Stevenson continues in the lead in the
Nnsee league. The figures:
Stevenson, Jack Tars. III; Brown,JaclS
i,ats 1861; Emblem, Bowlers, lG2; Brand.
sAek Tars. 1871; W. Falck, N. y, l.. & a.
q. i53: Hnndlan, Jack Tars, 1j9 G, RAJ
YER Bowlars, 1JS. Bosley. Jack Tars,
~" Marsrhncr, Jack Tars, 157; Reed.
Lab.lIe, 1856; Ennis, Stanley, i52; Han
g LlBellc, l52; Campbell Jack TIrs,
~, Falck, n. II. l.. & a. A., l5l;
lMNhelm, ", Il. l.. e. a. A., ljl; Jones,
y, p l.. & a. A.. $40; Blckmyer, La
%He, li9; U5ieton. Buwlers, 1iO: Pros
~. LlBelle. 1876; Turner. Jack Tars,
~ Gilker on Again, ll5: Schafcr,
cents, IA; Henry, B5wlers, 1873;
n5anlcy Stanley. 143; King, LaBellc,
W., Terrell. DalRlcs, 14a, Weitzel, CreS-
prUIts' ~; Hell, shanley, 142; Bue.er N.
r. n. l., Dc a, A.. i49;Hennlng. Eowlers, 49,;
IMnoFls. shanley, 1i1: Meyers. LaBcllc.
~, Alexander, Bowlerg. ~; Fugatc.
sS.4's'es $50; Coleman, Crcscents 1873;
,re',r, on Again, 1888; j. RAIDER, Bowl
~ la' Martin, LuBcllc. 1877: II. Bear
~, ',r"7rcntT. i9I; thinner, on Again,
~. Moihr Daisies, 1886; Miller CreB-
IH, 1855 p. Belrlcy. Crcsccnts, 1872;
Ii5g,Hh,,nE. on Again. iai; Carter, Daisies,
IIG = Wood, LnBellc, 1871; Johnson,
1'1'sS, l25; Costello, Crescents, lsV;
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BOATS LEAVING TO-MO


The marks at c p. m. showed feet Z
feet inches and stationary. A rise Of
some proportions Is expected to-day,
Weather. clear and cool, with rain and
slow. Barometer low and fall Of 10 to
20 degrees in temperature predicted bv
the weather bureau.
The Virginia and Keystone State
were delayed yesterday morning by
heavy freight receipts and equally large
deliveries. The wharf was covered with
freight last night.
The Keystone State IS to-morrow's
Cincinnati packet, departing at n. m.
How long will the EloIsc last in the
slstersvIlle trade? Is n question river
men are asking.
The Argand is running In n trade be-
tween Evansville and Louisville.
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MARTINS FERRY.
,tlpp. ana AIl.hsp' in the ThrIvIuG Clty
AcroGs the River.

Across the lLlVefs
The Aetna-standard closed down Sat-
urday night for ten days, during which
tune an appraisement will be made and
stock taken. The reason Of this shut
dowrOJ due TO the entering Of this cons
panS into the mammoth tin-plate COM
bine now being formed.
The ForesterS Of America celebrated
their twelfth anniversary In tittinS
manner Saturday night. The pro-
CANINE was carried out in the Opera
House, after which the crowd adjourned
to the lodge rooms, where an elaborate
spread awaited them.
The suit for 5000 damages of the
bridgeport Electric Light and Power
Company W., the City OF Martins Fer
~ viii be heard before the common
pleas COURT tomorrow. Attorneys
bremen, Francis and Weens Will rep
resent this ctt;.
The United Presbyterian congregation
has extended unanimous call to the
Rev. A. r. Robinson, now taking q
course at the Allegheny seminary.
He is a brilliant young man, with q
promising future.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Mary Lloyd, who died Thursday,
were lGlu AlOHl liGl iGLtG AloLAASf
street, yesterday afternoon, and were
conducted by Rev, DIR. Lewis.
A, L. WetheraId, manager Of the
Langhlin N.Y.. was hit and knocked
down by car at that plant Saturday,
and will be unable to report for duty
this morning.
John Jump Is mourning the loss OF
fine sack coat, which was stolen from
him while he was in CoOey's barber
shop, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dillon, of Bridge
port, are rejoicing over the recent ar
rival at their home Of q twelve-pound
baby boy.
Rev Satterthwaite, OF Mingo juno
ton, preached two excellent sermons
at the Methodist Episcopal church here
The ThImble Bee Club is trying TO ar
| range for Mother Goose party, to be
given during the holidays.
celleEt sermons at the Methodist Epls-
yesterday. David Jones, Of this place
oiled the pulpit at Mlngo.
William Joy and David Jones leave to-
day for GAINESVILLE. us delegates to the
Ohio Federation Of Labor,
Carl Anthony went to Pittsburgh
| yesterday morning. where he viii spend
| the week with relatives.
Sheet mills Nos 10. Ii and II, at the
Aetna Standard, will be or this week.
Mis-. John McGlumphrey is i'll at her
ZONE, in the Fifth ward.
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,cocoooooooC cococoooooe
|. SPORT|
BOWLING.

Through minor misund pfstanding
nat was speedily explained, the srtl.
.,ss at agreement binding the ALI
wheeling and Columbus All-stars
sowllng clubs. we're not signed last
wssk II was originally intended that
orly one copy Of the articles would be
signed. but at the suggestion Of the
Columbus manager another copy viii
~ made. Both Win be signed, and each
manager viii retain copy. The forfeit,
"a FOR each side, VIA be posted with
me stakeholder this week.
The articles Of agreemen for the
wheeling Marietta match called for
he first games at MARIETTA tomorrow
Dacember 6, but the Marietta people
nave asked for a postponement until
SarIy n January, and Manager Fette
mas granted the request.
The proposed match between Wheel
,nr and Toledo has not yet been. closed.
Wheeling Will not play for less than
800 a side on account Of thH.iong dis
Sispce 10 be covered between the cltles.
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The readers OF this paper will be
pleased Ia learn that there IL at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all It's stages, and
that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being Il
constitutional disease, requires q COn-
stltutlonal treatment. Halls Catnrrh
Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease, and giving
tho patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In do
In It's work. The proprletors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer one Hundred Dollars for
my case It falls 10 cure. Send for list
OF testimonials, Address
+. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, I5c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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To.pAY,s RuNN1Na RACES.

The entries in tO-day's races Of the
Wheeling Jockey Club, at the state fair
grounds track, are as follows:
First race. four and one-halt furlongs-
I'd. Murphy. us; Fred Munich. llb; BellEar-
Jus, rs; GienbOCiS. rs: Lizzie G., formerly
Phaedra, ll5; Dewey. lis; Mycelllons, ~;
Charmouse, liz; II. P. u, III; Fox Chase
los
Second race. four and one-half furlongs
-INeette, 40; Great Bear, lis; Tim I, Hurst
10. Dutch Bluster, 1903; Harry G., lOs; Rum
away, l08; Little Lad, l05; William NJ,
10g; Lady Maxwell l03,
Vengeance, IN: Oracle. us; Medlca, ~;
High Bah, III; Fun Speed, 10li Tutor, lS5;
Fable, 102; Alvin GRANGE, formerly Dewey
100.
Fourth rnce, three!fourths mile : Cow
ernnr Griggs, 129; KlOndyke, 122; Frank
Hough, lis; Back Back, 1l4; Taunton, los;
Susie Howe, 100; Brown Fonso' l0i; Corn
Cob. 107.
Fifth race, three fourths nlle@Monrce
Doctrine, 100: Jonuh White. lis; Viola AL
beFs, 10; Red Star. 10; GAllRtin, igS; To-
maGa, 10s; Arundel, 100; Young Grl1o, n6.
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expect to win the Championship - the
game with the Madisohs Is q mystery %
me. The high school was defeated sew
eral times and yet they seem 70 expect
70 play one more game and II they WIN
% claim the championship. The hlleh-
les have not been scored against, and
defeated the high school IN one game by
q score OF 6 TO 0, and in another played
tie game The RItchIes, being the on
" team In the city never defeated,
claim the championship, and VIII de-
fend It against any junior team N the
city, GEORGE HOLLYWOOD,
Captain Rltchie Foot Ball Club.
Wheeling, Dec, >,
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CARROLL CLUB LEAGUE.

The Carroll Club teams individual
averages are as follows:
Handlan, 1Gi; Handy, 1850; weitzel,
Gus, l55; o'NeiIi, 100. Evans. 149; Clark,
il6; Sonnefeld, JAG; Roth, 145; j. Gaus,
10; voegler, 1i2: Dick, 40; Hughes.
iil; Alexander. 40: II. Balzer.1S9: Klein,
ny; Joe O'Brien, 1889: Kore, 1870; Carroll
~, Cochran. 1888; Hores. 1871; Sausrs.
~ Wingeuer 1871: Joe BosleE. l36;
Gd9aFdon, 1876; Mcmahon, 1874; Noll, 1873:
Gl,lesey 1893; Klrchner. 132; Brady ISL;
haA.sy, i29: Mcdonald, i2T; Watson,
~; Keller. 1875: Mathison. 125; Kemple,
= W; Or, Wingerter. 1874: Skalley, l2g;
!, FcrrcI, l22; Leo Carney, 122; Comm,
III Blum III; Hoffman, 40; j. Weity,
!ls' GuRdllng, George, l19. m7
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ABOUT PEOPLE
stranger la the GUY aud wheeling Peo'
pie Abroad.

Rev. and Mrs. W. r. Thompson Of
Lucille, o., came in over the Pan Handle
on their return from shopping "Trip 70
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. G.. o. Smith has Just returned
from a trip through the wilds Of Logan
county, where he was experimenting
the sale OF timber belonging to himself
and other wheeling parties. Mr.. smith
thinks there is great natural wealth
there awaiting development, the noun
tains fairly buiging out with the best
coal In the world, and the surface cover,
ed with valuable virgin forest What
Is wanted Is a railroad up the Guyan-
iotte river TO carry these products to
market. The people and foreign owners
are In condition to make terms so tempt
ing az to arouse the capitalist to activi-
~. II is proposed to give a royalty to
the railroad company on the minerals Of
ali adjacent lands. EARLY development
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Observation-Disclosures feet z an
cheS and rising.
OIL CITY-RivGr foot 0 inches and
falling. Cool and raining,
GREENSBORO-Ri feet inches
and stationary. Raining and high
winds.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z feet in-
ches and stationary. Cloudy and cooler
WARREN-River / foot. Cold anu
light rain.
PITTSBURGH-River 80 fee. and rls-
Ing at the dam. Raining and cold
STEUBENV1LLE- River feet Inch
and stationary Raining and cold.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet 10 In
ches and rising. Weather, heavy rain
and high winds all day; mercury Co.
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THE RIVER
YnsrERDAY,s pEPARTUREa

Pittsburgh. BEN HUR. 4am.
PIttsburgh. .KANAWHA, 3 a, m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, II m.
Parkersburg. AVALON. q a. IN.
sistersvllle.. LEROY. Z a. m.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA, q. m.
GAINESVILLE. .LORISNA, u. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
ParkersburE. BEN HUR, p. m.
siRterSVllle. .EIOlSE. II n. nj.
slstersvllle. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. :. LEROY, $3.50 p. M.
Steubenville. n. NJ. BAYNE, 2:SO p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. i. KEYSTONE STATE, n. M
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, 8 u. IN.
Parkers6urg. II. X. BEDFORD, Ii u. m.
Matamoras. =. LEXINGTON, II a. m.
SlstersVIlle. .leIlOlSE, II n. m.
pittsburgh. AVALON. S a. IN.
SistersViile. RUTH $3.50 y. m.
ClarIngton. :, LEROY, 3:a1 y, IN.
steubenville. II. NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 y. m.
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PAINS in the chest when person has
n cold indicate a tendency toward pneu-
monin, A piece Of flannel dampeneq
with chamberlaIn's Pain Balm and
bound on to the chest over the seat OF
pain viii promptly relieve the pain and
prevent the threatened attack OF pneu-
monIa. This same treatment will cure
a lame back in few hours. Sold by
druggists,
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no BUY A GLASS PLANT.

David Doctor, the New York repre-
sentative OF several Ohio valley glass
factories, is given as authority for the
statement that the Robinson Glass
Company, OF GAINESVILLE. Is negotiating
for the Aetna plant in this city. But no
one here seems to know about the mat-
ter 'f
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Evans. N. p. L. & A. A., 1875; Butts,
sShaniey, "a; Smith, Daisies. 12s; Fisher,
pAsKETRAL1.
The Indoor Game Being Revived BY the
Wheeling TprheFt.

NAesAAHk tHtH0N'
Basket ball win be given another
whtri this winter by local lovers of the
Indoor game, game containing many
Of the characteristics Of foot ball, The
Turner'S have already organized for the
season, and Manager Herman Fried
rich hopes that other teams viii be or
ganlzed; enough, in fact, to form a
league.
The Turner's are the pioneers Of bas-
ket bali in Wheeling, and have defeat
ed all comers About this time last year
Wheeling boosted Of three basket ball
teams, the Turner's, crescents, compos-
ed Of Island boys, and the w, A. c.
Considerable rivalry existed between
them, and the Turner's and Crescents
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The GAINESVILLE, Bridgeport and St
Clairsvllle postofIices are all attracting
attention in their respective localities
now, but the Bridgeport office ls the on
ly one that seems TO have stirred up
any strife. Half dozen candidates
there seem to be well backed By their
claIrsville there is less fury, 1.-The know
ing ones" having named the probable
winner.
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BE sure and use that old and weli-trlOd
remedy, Mrs. WinBlow's Soothing
Syrup for children teethlng. II sootheS
the child. softens the gums. allAys all
pain, cures wind collie and Ia tho best
remedy for dlnrrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents . bottle. m-w&f
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JUDGE CHAMBERS TO HEAR IT.

Judge Chambers, of Cambridge, will
occupy the common pleas bench at st.
Clalrsville on Wednesday, to hear the
trial OF the suit OF the First National
Bank, of this city, against Thomas
Ault The case Is really a question of
the priority of a mortgage as between
the bank here and one at St. Clairsville.
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To the Sporting Editor Of Intelllgeneer.
sIR;-I saw in the IntelIigencer this
morning that the High School and the
Madlsons are to play for the city cham-
nlonshIn. Now how the high school can
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PRoposIA1s. N
SEALED PROPOSALS.


State Of West Virginia, Charleston, once
OF Commissioners Of Public Printing.
Notice ia hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received by the Commits
sloners OF Public Printing at the Auditor s
Once, In the Capitol building In the city
OF Charleston, w. Va, from TINS time Nntll
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DEGEM-
pER' 1855 AZ sA Il 9 6A2. NooF
for tho execution Of the State Printing and
binding and for supplying the State with
stationery and Printing Paper for the two
wears beginning on the second W ednesday
Of January, 1890, and ending on the second
wednesday IN January, 1901.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
bond executed according to law, By the
bidder with at least two good anu sptti-
cient securities, residing IN this stnte. IN
the penhl sum Of ten thousand CSlOO0O)
dollars for all State Printing, and y the
penal sum OF two thousand (S2,OO9) dollars
Tor all State Binding, and In the penal
sum Of FIVE thousand ($5OOO dollars Tor
furnishing Printing Paper and Stationery
conditioned upon the faithful perform
Rnce OF said contracts. No bid unaCcom.
panied byHyuch bonds VIII be entertain
| by the Co nlssioners OF Pubic printing.
EstimatGs OF the WORK TO be done or ma
terials to be furnished. together with
lgblank forms for proposals, bonds, etc,
will bO furnished by the Commissioners OF
| Public Printing, upon application 70 them.
The commissioners are required TO re-
ceiye separate bids for the Printing Bind
Ing and Printing Paper, including Sta
| tIonery.
Tho contract shall be awarded to The
| lowest responsible bidder for the same. re-
| snectiyely. unless there is Il responsible
| bidder for the whole which Is less than
| lie aggregate amount o. the lowest seph.
| rate bids, In which case the contract shall
| be awarded TO such lowest bidder for thu
All proposals must be made upon the
printed blanks furnished by the Commits
sioners OF Public Printing, and said COM
missloners reserve the right to reject any
BY order OF the Commissioners Of Pub
| lie Printing.
| President Commissioners OF Public Print
inn for the State OF West Virginia.
| ONovcmher I, 1888. nol6.mMlSMy
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STOCKS.
Aetna.stOndard Iron & Steel Co. Pro'
wheeling Steel & Iron Co.
Riverside Iron Works.
Crystal Glass Co.
Central Glass Co.
West Virginia Glass Co.
FOstorin Glass Co.
Warwick china Co.
Rlnch Bros. Tobacco Co.
wheeling Bridge Co
Wheeling ~ Belmont Bridge co,
Hank OF the Ohio Valley.
National Bank OF West virginia.
Rank OF Wheeling.
BONDS,
Whitaker Iron Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co,
Pnrkershurg Railway Co, CONSOLIDATED,
City Of wheeling, per cent,
lAownrCl HRW1Otty
STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMENT,
Exchange Bank Building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-05

CHAMBERLA1N's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy can always be de-
pended upon, and II is pleasant and
safe to take. Sold by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

VYoU CAN MAKE MONEY QUICK
with small risk In wheat, stocks and
cotton. We have never lost cent for q
customer, nor called for additional mar
account with us now, and double your
money in a week. Write for FREQ advice,
c. Il. MACREY & CO., 0 Wall street,
New York. qeS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-05

OF OH and gas Is expected with good re-
suits as the oil and gas bearing SANDS
cross through Logan, so say the knowing
ones,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-05
oANARIEs.

|ANARIEs-5OO HARTz MOUNTAIN
Rollers, Males $500 Females b0e, Mt
HENRY liELMBRIGHT's, corner Mar
kct aud sixth streets 9eS