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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-08

Miss Bessle RAIDER, Of the Island was
sprprlsed by q number Of her friends
last evening, ,hc occasion being her
seventeenth birthday.
Miss wilma Hastings gave a "roy.
erty" PARTY 10 a number OF her young
friends, at her home on Florida street:
Island. Thursday evening. Games ana
music were INDUCED In until thu wee
smn' hours OF morning. when the guests
took their departure, having passed q
very enjoyable evening. Among those
who partook OF Miss wilma's hospitals
ity, were. Mcssrs. Joseph snedeker,
Holly and Walter Sayrc. George White.
heal, Walker Gwynne. Charles Fcanke,
Alfred Marauc. Thomas Clohnn. Claude
unrte. Lester cowan, aud Misses Irene
Lashley. Anna Alexander. Jessie Bur-
dett, Florence and Lconn Montgomery.
Stella Snedeker, Mary Barber. Carrie
Lilly. and Edith and Harriet Citizen.
The Charity Whist Club was enter
taincd by Mrs. James NELL, at her resi-
dencc. No. s2 Fifteenth street. this
week, The club will meet at the homo
OF Mrs. John P. Glass. No. lf3 South
Broadway, next Monday.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger, IN tho City and Wheeling Fec.
Iii Ia5lttal uie kbrUut.N ~

Stranger, III t,e City anil Wheeling Fec.
pie Abroad.
Robert Johns, OF Fairmont, Is a Nc;
Lure quest.
Samuel Morris, OF Farkcrsburg. IS at
The Howell.
W. J.. Alexander, Is a Warrington reg
lister a. the Windsor.
D. NJ. Ogden, OF ciarksburs, yesterday
stopped at the ssamm.
Deputy Marshall c.. D. Elliott was an
arrival In the city yesterday.
Judge J.. S. Cochran will arrive in
Bridgeport Monday. after q two months
stay In Chicago.
Stephen Brodcrlcls. day clerk at the
Windsor, has returned from a visit to
his home, Frostburg. Md.
Collector OF Internal Revenue A. B.
White and wife. Of Parkersburg. are in
the city, registered at the Mcclure.
Misses Martha and Anna Hall, OF
Wellsburg. are the guests OF their cousin,
Mrs. Brady Morgan, On South Broad
way, Island.
Mr.. George Miller has been called
away to Preston county, owing to the
serious illness OF his wife's father, and
expects to be absent for some days.
Mrs. Darrah H. Macdonald, Of, Colum-
bus, O., arrived in Bridgeport on We'd
nesday, on her return from New York,
and resumed her Journey after a short
VISIT at her old home in Kirkwood.
It will be gratifying news to the many
friends OF Rev. ]. H. Ldttell. to learn
that he Is recovering gradually from an
attack Of gastric fever. by reason OF
which he has been at the City hospital
for several days. While his Improve
mcnt IS SLOW, It is considered certain.
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OIL CITY-River . feet 5 inches and
rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
WARREN-River 1 foot 8 inches.
Weather. cloudy and cold.
CORRESPONDENCE II feet and
slowly rising. Weather cloudy. Adam
Jacobs down Saturday: James G..
Blaine and Nellie Hudson up.
MORGANTOWN-River Ii feet 5
inches and rising. Weather warm and
clear.
BRoWNsv1LLE-Rlyer 10 feet 9
inches and rising.
PITTSBURGH-Rlver So feet and
rising at the dam. Weather clear and
cool.
STEUBENvILLE-River 6 feet 4
Inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool. Passed up-vlrginia and Coal
City.
PARKERSBURG-ohlo river IL feet
and rising. Weather cloudy: mercury.
at 81. Passed ~down-Queen City at l n.
m. Due down-Ben Hur. The Little
Kanawha is rising. The river is out OF
lock and no boats. A heavy timber
flow Is reported coming down.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Burglars entered
the residence of ". w. Jacobs, at No. IL
Waverly Place. last evening, and car
rled away mining stock valued at about
$4,000. besides a collection of rare coins.
musical instruments, rare books, Jewel
ry. silverware and clothing. The bur-
glary took place while there were seven
or eight persons In the house, n party OF
three being in the adjoining room. The
mining stock represents companies IN
the Mercur, Tantic and American Fork
districts in Utah and the Gilpin county
district. In Colorado, mostly gold stock.
All OF the mining stock Is negotiable.
Mrs. Jacobs Is secretary OF the Utal,
state bureau of promotion and publicity.
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GOING TO THE YUKON.

George R. Harper, a son Of Captain
Thomas Harper, was examined yester-
day, at Pittsburgh, by the local board
of steamboat inspectors, and granted 4
license as master of steam vessels. He
will use his license on the waters of the
Yukon, being a member of q Klondike
party that will leave IN a few days for
Seattle. where a small boat is being
built to serve as q home for the party
and q dredger at the same time. He
says that at least one hundred small
boats, similar to his. will leave Seattle
for Alaskan waters in the spring. The
boat will be fitted with machinery to
drag the gold laden sands from the
bed Of the streams.
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EVENING SESSION,


WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 7.-Whlle
the third section Of the Chesapeake &
Ohio north bound express was running
between Newark and Prices this norm
ing, jeremiah O'Brier, the engineer,
was seen to suddenly lurch forward,
and in q short time was dead. He was
about G. years Of age and was n OF
the oldest and most trusted engineers
in the service Of the Philadelphia, VIII
miElgton & Baltimore railroad. O'Brien
was resting n hand on the throttle
when Nm. Brady, the fireman, saw him
fall. Brady ran to his side. O'Brien
was alive but unconscious, and the fire.
man, making him as comfortable us
possible, speeded the train 10 Prices,
but the engineer had died before the
station was reached. Death was due to
paralysis of the heart.
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FORT SCOTT, Kan. Jan. 7.-waiter
Gait, about midnight last night, sho. his
young wife twice and then sent a bullet
into his v brain. Mrs. Gait was shot
IN the shoulder and will probably re-
cover. His wound is fatal. They lived
in the nome of his father. II. Gait, cider
manufacturer at the Cats orchards,
-four miles south OF this city. The fami-
~ had entertained callers during the
evening and young Gait, WHO had been
drinking, became jealous Of his wife, be-
cause she had had a whispered CONVEX
sation With her brother-ln-law When
the shooting occurred all had retired but
Mr.. and Mrs. Gait and his mother.
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WoMAN'S CLUB CONCERT
Az the A:to. U. ". Hall Attracted a
Well Pleased Audience.

.=#..H +.|N#a 80 ..#. .#E.f. HHE.H.
The Woman's Club gave a charming
musicale last evening in place OF the usu-
al. matinee. The programme was excep-
tionally pleasing and was thoroughly en-
joyed by a cultured audience. The hour
Of beginning, 9 o'clock, proved a delight
full innovation.
The Choral Club of the organization Is
composed Of sixty young ladies', and
their singing last night reflected great
credit upon themselves and their d,rec-
tor. Mrs. Flora Williams. The numbers
sung were Handel's Largo" Nevin's
Lady Bird" and Wagner's singing
chorus, from THE Flying Dutchman."
The instrumental work was above or
binary amateur achievement. Mrs.
Cyens P. Fllck's playing OF the Beetho-
ven sonata opus SO. deserves the greatest
praise. her technic Is excellent and her
Interpretation of Beethoven very fine,
n the performance last evening proved
her genuineness as a musician.
Mrs. Nellie Warren Holliway was on
the programme for q double number.
Schubert's "Du Dist die Rub" and Schu-
manH's "Vogelals Prophet" Both were
rendered In Mrs. Holtiwny's known ar
tistac manner. and received a hearty en-
CORE. Miss Flora Pollack, diversified Inc
programme, with q violin number. It
was beautifully and sympatnetIcalIy
played ord accompanied.
The plano duo, Wells NORMA" de-
serves especial mention, being the first
puonc appearance OF Miss Anna Shaw
and Mrs. Ed Holiday az ensemble pan-
lists: The performance was Appreciated.
Inc vocal solo work was in the keepinr
Mrs. Flora Williams, &rs. E.B. RYAN.
MISS Theresa Phillips and Miss Zou
Hastings. N
Mrs. Williams sang "S~equedllla." from
Carmen" something new to a Wheeling
audience. It's Interpretation was ariis.
1!c anG me rendition perfect. Mrs. VIII
Hams received a deserved ovation. Miss
Zou Hastings mad not been heard at The
ciuo recita!s this eeason, and her re-
appearaacc was. warmly greeted. Miss
hastings beautiful voice and simplicity
OF manner are Irresistible, and her name
on any programme assures pleasure.
her selection , Vests Spring Song"
was perfectly adapted to her voice.
Brahms beautiful Lullaby" WINS Nv.
1uisiteiyi sung by Mrs. Williams, Mrs
lsyah and Miss Theresa Phillips, and
was one OF the gems OF the evening. The
piano accompanying, done by Miss Ma
pei Houser. was one OF the Commemorate
features OF much good work. These
musical evenings should become a 1x.
ture IN Inc musical life Of the city.
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lal Dispatch to the lntclllgcncer.

Social Dispatch 10 The lNtcllIEcncer.
MARTINSBURG, W. Va, Jan. IA.
J. Thomas died to-day Of paralysis, aged
about seventy-eight years. Mr.. Thomas
was n OF the most conspicuous and
highly esteemed citizens of this place.
He began life as n farmer, and by energy
and prudence became the owner OF cx-
tensive property. lie was sheriff from
1870 to 1877; was president OF the Peoples
National bank, and was one Of the dircc-
tors of the Cumberland Valley and Mar
tinsburg railroad company. He was
twice married. and is survived by his
second wife. as iE
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The Coal City passed up at . a. m.
yesterday with a tow Of emptics.
The Sunday departures include all
the scheduled boats with the exception
OF the Lorena. which is frozen up good
and tight in the Musklngum at Zanes-
Vile.
The Leroy Is the only departure to-
day. She did not come, out from Clar-
lngton yesterday on account of the
shore Ice which prevents landings be-
ing made.
The marks at 6 p. m. showed { feet 4
inches and rising. Weather, cloudy
and warmer. Captain Crockard does
not expect more than twelve to thirteen
feet here on the rise, all OF which Is
coming put OF the Monongahela, a fact
that Is welcomed by the steamboatmen.
for II the Allegheny were to rise the
heavy ice recently formed in that
stream would cause a cessation OF
navigation or at least considerable trou-
BILE and danger. According to yesterday
afternoons reports. the Allegheny was
still closed at Parker.
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TO THE MARpI r

There promises to be a big Wheeling
contingent at the Mardi Gras festival
at New Orleans this year and parties
are row being talked OF to take advan-
taSe OF the excursion over the Baltimore
K Ohio and Illinois Central. This ex-
cursion will leave Wheeling February
10, and VIII be personally conducted, n
surfing comfort to all the tourists. a
a OF SO has been a for the entire
trip. Which includes board. Col. D. e.
stalnaker Is managing the excursions,
ana 1t Is certain the Crescent city will
hold q. humber of Whccllngites during
Mardl Gras week.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-Miss May
Waite, "a years old, and said TO be a
daughter of ex-Congressman Waite, OF
Colorado. attempted to commit suicide
to-day by taking strychnine. She was
formerly employed In the government
printing office. but lost her place and
grew. d~espondent over this, and the
marriage Of Arthur r. Waite, u brother,
employed In the government printing
office. TO whom she was greatly attach-
ed. Her condition Is not regarded as
serious. It Is said this is the fourth
time she has attempted suicide.
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RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. TT

RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE Ma
tural Gas Company has ordered an ad-
vance Of a per cent in the price Of gas
by meter and mixer. TO domestic con.
slin'ers. affecting several thousand per-
sons. The Inter will file suits against
the action alleging that It Is not author
lied by The. company's franchise.
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Special Dispatch to tho Intclllscnccr.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va, Jan. THE
Ensign Manufacturing Company has re-
cclyed an order to build 800 box cars for
the Mobile & Ohio railroad company.
This. in addition to other orders will keep
a force of 500 men employed constantly
until well along In the spring.
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Special Dispatch to tho I%ntelligencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 1.-THE
grand jury OF the criminal court raised
this afternoon and over 200 indictments
were announced. Ex-county clerk ]. w.
Gosl,orn. who recently removed to Buf-
falo, N. Twas indicted for four offences,
all fclonies. The most serious one Is for
stealing and dcfacing public records. His
trial will commence Monday next.
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"A NEAT CAPTURE
Ellectcd by the Police Late Last Night,
Two Board-jumpcrs.

We boafd-1nmpcrs.
AZ 1850 o'clock last night, The police
made a neal capture Of two board
jumpers from slstcrsville. AT lilo n.
m. Chief Of Police King, OF sistersvIIle
to the local police that
FRANK souders and H. S. KenIsel had
,eft town. leaving on unpaid board lin
nehiha. 1t was also stated that tbev
,hnm 'uken property not belonging to
mem. After securing q dcscrlniIon NJ
Inc pair. Lientenants supler nnS ~
gram and Officer Mlchacls went 10
me pap-Handle passenger station ,,T
awaited the arrival OF the 1l.90 oh,a
train from the south. The oUIc"r.
1niGKly nabbcd tho pair, when tha,.
%n'ea IrQtn the train. sistersville of.
,.GeFs VIII be here this morning oni
o!ldom. se! pack 70
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.TIIE ono COUNTY SOCIETY,".

Inc Ohlo county lurTlcTs lNstlIult
convened yesterday morning at West
Liberty, and promises to be the most
successful ever held In this county.
Yesterdays sessions were well attended,
ard the attendance to-day, when the
institute closes, is expected to be larger.
Attending the meeting are Prof. &C.
Brown. OF Charleston, institute dircc-
tor, and Prof. l.. C.corbett, OF the West
Virginia University.
Tho sessions are being held in the
Normal hall, and the institute was call
cd to order yesterday morning at 10
o'clock by President ]. .. Garyln. whose
address later was full OF practical sug-
gestions. The first paper was read by
Abram Mccolloch, on Raising Hogs
for Market" The paper set forth also
at what age It was best 10 market TO
realize the greatest profit.
General discussion concluded the
morning session. The afternoon pro-
ceedings opened at lis o'clock by john
Baird, who had q paper on Need Our
Lands Become Exhausted?" This
question was elaborated by George Rice
and A. r. Jacob.
planting and After Care OF Fruit
Trees and Plants" was the theme OF a
talk by w. B, Gibson. The discussion
on this paper was lead by Prot. L. c..
Corbett.
Salathiel Curtis spoke on Potatoes;
Their Cultivation; Three Best Varie-
ties" The discussion en- this paper, took
n wide range, and was profitable to all,
concluding the afternoon session.
1t Is customary TO mingle ertertain-
ing features at the evening sessions,
and at night a choice programme Of
musical and literary numbers was con-
tributed by West Liberty talent. Prof.
S. S. Jacob, Of the Normal school, dis
cussed agriculture as related to national
prosperity. and John Griffin had an able
paper on why Should n Farmer Boy
Be Educator" Talks by Profs. Brown
and Corbett. ard the query box con-
Guided the days proceedings.
Interesting features will sandwich to-
days programme, and singing by the
school children OF West Liberty will be
n OF them. The good weather has
been n factor in effecting the large at
tendance. To-day's programme:
MORNING SESSION.
1890. Music. Prayer. Music.
1920. Is Mutual Insurance Among Farm
ers Practicable?-S. w. Atkinson.
10:40. Discussion.
lilo. The Mechanical Farmer and the Re-
pair Shops. L. McCulloch.
Query Box. Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ills. The Woman's Connection With the
Business Side OF Farm Life-Mrs.
Margaret L. Whitman.
1885. Is Compulsory Education. as En-
forced by Our Present School Law
Practicable?-Mrs. Annie Emery.
200. Discussion.
2:25. The formulation OF Flowers as n
Problem for Farmers and Fruit
Growers-W. NJ. Dunlap.
900. General Discussion.
$3.50. Talks by Members OF Station Staff.
400. An Open Letter to the Ohio County
Farmers Institute.
4:10. Discussion. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Music. Prayer. Music.
100. Recitation.
7:l5. Seed Time and Harvest-Prof. ]. n.
7:45. Query Box. Adjournment.
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MoRGANToWN's ELECTION.
Citizens Reform Ticket SuccessfaI-FIsh
OH School Comn lssioners.

on School commissioners.
Special Dispatch to the I~ntelliscncer.
MORGANTOWN, W. Va, Jan. T.
The citizens municipal reform ticket was
elected here yesterday. It Is composed
of W. E. Glasscock for mayor. W. Z. Ar
nett for recorder and F. A. Hennen. JOS
eph Moreland. A. W. Lorentz. Z. Shlsler.
and Walter W. Hayes. for the common
council.
There was a desperate contest between
the tickets for school commissioners.
which resulted in the election Of DR.. ]. P.
Fitch, Thornton Pickenpaugh, A. Fair
child, W. H.. Bailey and DR.. L. S. Brock.
A proposition for a bond issue to pave
the streets will be submitted in a few
weeks.
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W hat VIII They DO With II,

DETROIT, Jan. IA special to the
News from Niles, Mich, says: Mrs. Katie
Ammon, of Vandalla township, Coss
county. and two minor heirs over whom
she has been appointed guardian, have
fallen heir 10 n $4,000, 600 estate by the
death Of her aged uncle, Silas a. Trabos,
q Jackson, Miss, planter.
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Ciinmbcrlnin'a Cough Remedy tl,p iirs.
nmll nIuAI ponnlnr.

STAFFORD, Del.-Wc sell more Of
Chamberlaln's Cough Kennedy thanlo
any other proprietary preparation for
coughs and colds One farmer RECENTLY
bought half q dozen bottles OF the 70
cent size, saying that It Is the best med
iclne he could find for coughs and colds.
Nv; +. HAlNEs 4 co. Il Ia for sale
by druggists
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Cloak Dept ' E E .5 busy place
Today for greatest bargains, INV
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & CO.

WIEN doctors fail try Burdock Blood
Er .i ! cures dyspepsia, constipation:
'I'iRorates the whole system. IL
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RIVER.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 10 n. m. /,
Parsersburg. BEN HUR, noon.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 2 n. m.
Pittsburgh. KANAWHA, 8 n. m.
Pittsburgh. .KEYSTONE STATE, 6 q. m
Cincinnati. ..VIRGlNIA, S n. m.
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R.celv.rsl,.p Terminated.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 1.-THE receiver
ship OF the Columbus, Hooking Coal &
Iron Company was terminated to-day.
The receiver handed over $500, 900 in
money.
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or the Opera House orchestra-An Ex-
cellent Programme.
The Sunday evening concert OF the
Opera House orchestra promises to be
n Of unusual enjoyment, the following
programme being the attraction:
PART I.
March-"Whitaker" . .....Ros
Overture-.Jean de Paris".:...... Boieldieu
W altz-ihe .Herbert
PART II.
Grand Fa~ntasle-"Les Husuenots"....
..-....... ............. .........M eycrbeer
Piano Duett-'Hunsary." from Suite;
From Foreign Parts. .Moszkowskl
Misses Amanda and Ida Spell.
M~edley-"The Whirl OF the Town..
PART III.
Descriptive OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
The B%arnyard." Representing Life on
Southern Plantation In Slavery
Synopsls-.Dawn OF Day." Birds Singing
In the Trees. Rooster Growing for
Daybreak." Sunrise In the Morning."
rDinah Blows the Horn 'Sneaking
Out to the Barnyard. Z" Dancing on the
Barn Door," Stampede In the Barn."
"Whinny Of Horse" Mule BrayIns."
Hen CacklinE, BUSY Bees" steam
G1at pa q Sunset. Cows Coming
light" "ouartette Singing In the
Barn" Might Getting Liveller," .l2
o'clock Midnight"
"Douce Caressc," for String Instru-
March-"cotton Bicssoms"..:""...HiiiadliI
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DIR. BULLS Cough Syrup is the best
IN the market. A single bottle Will con:
vince you OF Its excellence. Try 1t.
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ABSENCES NOTICE.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed has qualified as assignee, OF the late
firm Of Dinger Bros, doing business al
Nos. 1852 and 1854 Main street and No. 8
Twelfth street, Wheeling, ". Va. Al
persons indebted to said firm will please
call and settle with the undersigned. and
all persons having claims against said frm
Will please present them ut the earlics;
opportunity for future settlement,
GEO. HATCH.
la6 Assignee.
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LIE most popular string music nun.
neis OK the season will be repeated M
,ne ihiinhrmonic Concert. Tuesday nj &
H.; u. NC Carroll Club AudliorIum'
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The event OF greatest Importance, be-
cause nearest at hand, and because OF its
g~enuineness in the musical treat line.
will occur Monday evening, January II,
In the Grand Opera HOUSE.. The Pitts
bursh Symphony Orchestra is the at
traction, and 1t and Frederic Archer, its
director, are SO well known to the read
ms musical public Of Wheeling, as well
as having been heard by the greater part
of it, December Is, 1896, that the mere
mention OF again having the opportunity,
will be received with the greatest enthu-
slasm. D.
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All Winter goods must be sold
means low prices.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK 6 CO.
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The orpheus Society also m before
the public In February, and as this will
be the soclety's first appearance, much
interest is manifested. Professor Her.
mann Arbenz. we'll known in Wheeling
musical circles, Is the director.
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THE little folks love DR.. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup. Pleasant to take; per-
,fectly harmless; positive cure for
coughs. Gods. bronchitis. asthma ,
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VIII be given by the Al e.. Field Rig
White Mlnstrcls at the Opera House,
Wednesday afternoon, Jnnuary12. Adj
mission ?5c and 50c. Children under ten
years free, 5EISr 80 'IS'I
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REV, /. DE Witt T'Al'LI!IMlAGE,
Eminent Preacher in the World
Recommends DT, GIegl0'S NeVuIa.

Rev. DR.. TalmageF Finds Help in the Use Of Dr..
Greene's Nervura and His Commentator
Of this Grand RernedyWi III Influence and
Encourage the Weak, Sick and Suffering
to Use 1t and Be Cured.