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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-02-25

PARA Ia PINTURA AL OLEO
Y La CUARELA, DE VENTA
I'm Ell q BOLETIN Micro An
pILa: va s elliEslej fuE
Holm listrej.
Brtiln.
Bianeo de plata.
Blanro lie plonio.
3laneo lie zinc.
Azul celeste.
Aznl de cobalte.
Azui de- Prussia.
Castaho brun Dc sfarte.
CaSsaIo rojo.
Castano dc Van Dsek.
Canuin lucluas.o.
Carmin de Tabla.
Ceniza asaL
Bcrmell0n.
Gutagamba.
Girls do Payne
Indigo.
Amarillo De caalnia.
Amarillo de erom rIaYo.
Amarillo de eronn cara
Amarillo inaiano
Amarillo de Napolvs
Laea queinada.
Laca carmiuea.
IlacR rnhia.
Laca amarilfA
Laca ordinaria.
Laca vioIada.
Negro De nril.
Negro II q 10
Ocre casE88.
Ocre amarillo.
Ocre rojo.
Ocre de rna4.
Ultramar.
. pieslra de iliel
R0jo lr SatsRiio.
iloj0 Dc YaEpia.
Sangre de Ia ,s,,a.
I SeWa.
Sepia eslvfs..si.i.
Esmalte.
IinfETa neutr0.
TierFa dJ Cassei.
Uera as Golonia.
TERRA de Italia ns.srai.
TERRA de Ita9ia qaelaada.
/ TERRA de somhra natu.al.
TERRA de sombra quemada.
TERRA he Siena natural.
TERRA De Siena quemadA
Bernell6n.
ByTmellgn ingi6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-02-25
TIN L A >.
En- la Imprenta del Boletfn hay
COnStante ex'S. .encia de


|para peri6dicos elmpresione5delmas
|delicado trabajo, en- envases de todo
peso. De colores azul, encarnada
'violeta, amarillo, verde chocolate
EstaS lltimas en- envases de 500 gra.
mos Y IL kilo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-02-25
II I N T "A

para escribir y copiar de divers
marcas. En- potes pequenos hay III
hnidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-02-25

eStan prueba
hp ondcloeS sruosi6a
basija espontdaea, asi como dc AuEao
Adea de oo 10 anoado los hae efbes cualesquers
ventja de que sns pc
Feducdos que los tie las extaujeras. q
AJets generates para Oda Ia isla, DE EzQUIAGA
San Juan. Puerto Rico Gale Ia nero II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-02-25

pAPEL SELLADO
tladrado por una sola hoja. .
,roposito para minutas, So
les de ohcio, etc.
De venta en- esta Imprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-02-25

Dereoho procesal, por PARA, |
tomo.
C6tligo de Justicia Militar.
Derecho administrative. por
Ieyer, tomo.
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LiSEA DE CUBA.

Hcgaran 500 aassa Santiago lie Cuba
los fapores que salen los diss s, l5 %
Los dc los dias 8 y - tocarau en- Nuc
viias, Puerto kico, Gilara, Mayarf, Ba.
racoa, Guantanamo y Cuba.
El lia Is hard las mismas escalas, 4
exception dc la de Mayan, y a,lemAs to-
cara On Sagua de Tanamo.
TJdos retornaran veriicando sns sali-
dad de Cuba los dias Is, 23 y 3, efec-
tnaDdose las enlFadas en- Ia Habana en-
las fechas correspondientes de 10, 20 } .
dc cada mes.
Ningnno de estos vapores tocara 4 sn
Tetorn0 en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-02-25

Los yapores deesis emppsa efectua-
ran su salida dcsde este puerto en- los
dias 8, 10, 10, 70 J . de cada mes, 4
las ) lie Ia tar,io en- los tlias de labor J
las Il del dia en- los festisos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23
A SEVERE STORM
In Which lightning Figured Las:
NIght-street Lights Put Out,

In Which Lightning Figured Las.
Night-street Lights Put Out.
A brilliant thunderstorm visited the
city last night about 1890 o'clock, and
It was short but to the point. Not much
rain fell, but there was considerable
lightning, and as a result the city's
electric light apparatus was crippled on
Main and Market streets, in the busI-
ness district, and that part OF town re-
manned in darkness until this morn
ing's dawn. The electric light employees
put out several circuits during the
storm, in order to save the machine at
the plant.
Incandescent lights in hotels and
stores were extinguished by the light
ming, but telephone or telegraph wires
were not interfered with. At the West
ern Union office, the "tester" was used
right after the storm and no wires were
found out OF shape. The extent Of the
damage 70 the street lamps win not be
known until this morning, but the nee
essary repairs can be made with little
eXDenBR.
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mn. IJonpt,Ip Chautnuaun.

The sixteenth annual session OF this
famous ChautauQua will be held August
no %. 1898. II is the most superb and
sensible summer resort In America $500
feet above sea level on the line OF the
picturesque Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
The climate and scenery and socinl sur
roundIngs are all that could be desired.
SS0O. 900 have been spent in improve
ments Mountain Lake Park Is FURNISH
ed with electric lights, and water worke
are now being put in. Five splendid ho-
tels ana two hundred and fifty cottages,
many OF which receive boarders, open
their doors at reasonable rates to tour
isis. The charming lake furnishes ex-
reIlent boating and fishing. The Chau-
iau0ua summer schools are In session
for four weeks. They include thirty de-
partmcnts OF Important study under the
care OF enthusiastic and capable teach
ers out OF the leading American coll
ieges, The ChRutauqua programme
with three entertainments daily fur
nishes the best things In Lectures, en-
tcrtninmeuts and music which genius
can devise or money procure The beau
tIful detailed Illustrated programme can
be secured by addressing the agent OF
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, Noun
tnIn Like Park. Maryland.
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THE RED CROSS WORK

Is Progressing at Satisfactory Rate.
children Selling LemOuado-Co ntriba-
ton Boxes at PREPAYMENT Places In the
city.
One of the novel and thoughtful
schemes to raise money for Red Cross
work Is the lemonade stand on North
Main street, in front OF the home of Mr..
John B. Garden, and conducted by his
little daughter, Gertrude, and another
little girl, Xie Swift. The children are
enjoying good trade, and also selling
good lemonade at three cents glass.
The society has placed several cards
and contribution boxes about town In
hotels, depots, public building and oth-
er prominent places. and Is preparing
to place them In neighboring towns as
soon as additional funds are received.
The First West Virginia Red Cross
Auxiliary Is the name of the local Or
ganiZatIon, which embraces q member
from Tennessee and another from Ohio.
and II Is DESTROYS OF getting additional
members throughout the state. It ex-
tends a cordial invitation to all patri-
otic men and women to affiliate them
selves with this noble work.
Every morning through the week, the
distributing committee meets at the
Hearne Tabernacle from 8 to II o'clock.
Sewing Is given out to be done either at
home or the place OF meeting. Consld"
cradle progress in sewing has been
made, and among the article for the
soldiers completed are night shlrts,pll-
low cases, pajama suits, and flannel
bands. No articles have been sent 20
the front yet, the society waiting until
1t hears from headquarters as to direc-
fiOnS
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nay ARREsT ANorHER

Bsnwood Authorities Suspect Another
man forthe Attempted Assault.
The Benwood authorities have in GUS
tody. Thomas Criswell, of Roseby's
Rock, and are holding him on suspicion
OF having attempted the criminal as
aault on Mrs. George Nldermeyer, In the
Boggs' run tunnel on Tuesday. 1t is
eald he was in Benwood that day and
returned to RoSeby's Rock on a freight
train. He didn't bring any of the goods
stolen from Mrs. Niedermeyer, Il Is said,
while there are Benwood people who
claim that a BenWOod man went 10
Rosebys Rock that afternoon, with an
umbrella, one OF the articles taken from
the woman, and It IS probable this man
will be arrested and held with Crtswell.
The police are hunting for all avail
able evidence at Roseby's Rock, ana ex-
pect in a few days 10 be able to develop
proceedings which will incrimInate or
discharge the present suspects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23

ATLANTA. Ca, July 22,-The city
was decorated with entlless miles of
bunting for the Confederate parade at
6 D. m. Mrs. stongwail jackson, Miss
Winnie Davis, Mrs John b. Gordon and
Mrs Cabelie Currlc. president Of the
Daughters OF the COnfederacy, occupied
carriages. as also did General and Mrs.
I,ongstreet. General and Mrs. Hooker
and General Wade Hampton. General
Gordon, nj the auditorium meeting In
troduccd Miss Winnie Davis, the vet
Grams giving her an ovation. a resolu-
don was passed to substitute for "the
war Of the rebellion the expression
"thc civil war between the states"
Charleston, S. c., was selected as the
place for the encampment next July.
Adjourned sine die.
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ee5nt9Ihaerlegr
omes. No.. d and q Eourtesntl, stEoot.
Naty Advertisements.

Our Bargain counteT-Nay Brothsts-
h IAN Gshnoes@Alexandsr-Eighth Page
We Want to Be RnoWn-stanton's OLD
w ann SSSS Headache and Indigestion
Cure .,,, -.
Minis
5%sss e l SSS More Tsndsr-H. F. Ben
Lost-An BARRING.
Iost-IadIes' Gold Watch.
ofice Custodian U. 8. Postofiice and Gus
tom House.
Running Meeting-state Fair Grounds
RefrigeratorA-Gso. W. Johnson's Sons.
LISTS Home Liver Pills-R. II. List.
], 8. Rhodes & Co. Can Save You Money
on Their Midsummer Sale.
All Money Is Loaned-&iutual Savings
Bank.
$50 French Flannel Outing Shirts for
sc-McFadden's-Seco Page.
Our Cut Prices-Geo. NJ. Shook q Gu
Such Isthods Used HEIRESS-LOVE &
Thomas-Elghth Page.
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REMOVED no THE HosPITAL
RRAKHNAN KILLED

At LoudsnEVilIo-IIs was Brought TO This
city THIS Morning.
The Baltimore & Ohio passenger train
from Grafton, arriving here about mid
night, brought into the city j. G. Brad
shaw, a Baltimore & Ohio brakeman,
who was run over by the train at
Loudensville, Marshall county, about
1880 last night. His left arm was
crushed, and he sustained among less
serious injuries, quite an injury to his
spine.
Bradshaw's duty was tagging trains
last night, but he sat down on the edge
OF a railroad tie to rest himself, and
soon fell asleep, hence failed TO hear the
passenger train coming along. The
trainmen picked him up and tho train
was consequently over an hour late in
reaching Wheeling. He was taken from
the Baltimore & Ohio depot to the
North wheeling hospital.
Just before o'clock this morning.
death eased the poor man Of his suffer-
ingS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23

Again Beuwood comes to the front
with a street car fatality, and the VIC
tim, a child. There are several old
adages which might be appropriately
quoted with reference to these lament
able atiairs, among them that troubles
never come slngly." and that accidents
come by threes." The latter is partic-
uIariy true, for little Howard shrack.
who was kllad by a street car last
night, is the third victim Of a similar
accident in Benwood within two weeks.
The frst victim was the two-Vear-old
daughter OF wylie Watkins. killed In
stantiy. The second. six-year-old
Henry Powell, who is yet living, and
the third, Howard shrack, five-year-
old boy, who lived but few hours at-
ter being run over by Q street car last
night about o'clock. In each instance
the motoEnan was blameless, and the
sad AFFAIRS always occurred within
short distance OF the chiidren's homes.
Yesterday evening, at the hour mem
toned, young Shrack, with q compan-
ion, lhtio girl, left Gates drug store,
on Main street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. Both children darted
across the street. The girl managed
to cross the street railway track in
safety, but the cor caught the boy, and
the wheels passed over both OF his legs,
frlghtflliy managing them to his body,
He was carried to the home OF his
father. William Shrack, on Sixth street,
and DR.. Alley summoned. The little
Fellows legs hung to his body only by
q shred, and amputation would have
been an easy matter were It necessary,
Drs. Eskey and Mcdonald were also
called, but Il was seen that medical aid
was hopeless, and the little fellow
passed away at $3.50 O'Clock, never haV-
ING recovered from the shock.
The three street car accidents In
Bepwood within 80 short time have
naturally, created discussion, and It IL
claimed by some people that the ZEN
ders used on the cars are not very good
safeguards The company's motormen
feel as deeply grieved over the occur
enceS, almost, as the bereaVed parents
REMOVED 10 THE HOSPITAL.
The city ambulance last night rempv-
ed Henry Powell, the Benwood boy 50
seriously injured by street car, Thurs
dav night, to the City hospital. The
boys vitality Is wonderful, and he is
making a great fight for recovery
against injuries that would Kill some
older people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23

For some lime past the Wheeling
Local Freight Agents Association has
been considering a proposed change in
the manner of collecting freight charges
from wheeling merchants, manufactur-
ers and other consignees Of freight BY
the system now In use. each railroad has
a collector who makes daily trips among
conslgnees. In many Instances these
collectors have appeared at the same
place, one after another In succession,
with the result that the merchant would
be required to give up to them conSid-
cradle portion OF his forenoon, generally
when he was busiest In doing business.
The freight aEents' association has tor
some time realized that the system was
extremely faulty, but until recently no
remedy has been suggested that gave
promise Of relief TO either railroad or
consignee.
Ye6terday afternoon, the association
rnettaud arrived at the conclusion 10
teLe on the collectors and notify the
conslgnees that they could send clerks
or other employees 10 the freight stations
daily 10 settle for the freight delivered
during the day. This deciSion was
sanctioned by the agents representing
the following roads:
Baltimore & Ohio.
Pennsylvania Lines.
Ohio River.
cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling.
wheeling & Lake Erie.
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal.
The new system will become effective
August LIST, a week from next Monday.
In speaking Of the change, one OF the
freight agents said yesterday afternoon
that the gain by the new system Is IN
fhe entire uniformity Of manner Of col
lection by all OF the roads. 1t also does
awav with the semi weekly and weekly
collections which have been source OF
some annoyance to the railroads and THE
conslgnees as well.
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COUNTY COMMITTEE /.

lIosiIng q the Ohio County Republican
committso-lIr. HERMAN 4 ChaiFllln
and John EkindoihergoF soeretary-lls-
soIntion Thinking Retiring committso'
At The once Of Clerk Hornish Of the
city board Of public works. q meeting
Of the Ohio county Republican execus
tive committee was held and organiEa-
ton for the coming campaign was eff
iected, as follows:
Chairman William q. Horuish. Of
Union district.
secretarv-John ". KlndeIbefger, OF
Clay district
The entire committee was present as
follows:
MadIson-H. G. Underwood.
Clay-JohD W. Kindelberger, (repre-
scented by proxie.)
Union-W. II. Hornlsh.
Centre-C. d. Thompsou.
Webster-H. G. HelmbFiglt.
Ritchie-W. J. Lyle.
LIberty-R. n. Maxwell.
Triadelphla-Fred. Babe.
The meeting had been called for or
ganization alone and little other ousi-
ness was transacted. In selecting
Messrs, Hornlsh and Kindelberger a. RS
officers, the committee has made no
mistake, both being party workers OF
ability and experience.
The new committee appreciated the
glorious and uninterrupted record OF
success made by the retiring county
committee, from 1894 to 1888, and on
motion Of Mr.. Horniah, the following
resolution, expressing the feeling OF app
probation, was passed unanlmouslE;
Whereas, The county executive commit
tee which Just preceded the present enm-
mittee was In constant and active service
for six years, during which time our Party
has grown from n minority 70 majority
and controlling party, and after con9id-
eflnE ali contributing influences to that
end, We recognize none more PROMINENT
than the intelligent, honest and persist
emit efforts Of that committee, therefore,
Resolved, That, acting for the Republl-
can party OF Ohio county, we hereby ten
der to the members Of tho SAID commit
tee, individually, our sincere thanks 1or
their efforts In advancing the cause OF Re
publican principles In our county.
The committee will meet again on
call Of Chairman Horuish,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23

The four local lodges of the Shields OF
Honor will observe their annual memo
nal day tomorrow morning. The SER
mon will be delivered at the Chapline
street N. Z. church, by the pastor, Rev
William Anderson. Wheeling lodge no;
I, will leave Its hall, at Forty,-tnsre
street, headed by Mayers band, II
will be Joined by Fort Henry NO. Z, ana
Eureka No. 3, on the South Side ana al
nil march 10 the Odd FellowB' hall,
where zane lodge No. will fall In.
,rhence the column moves 10 the church.
The graves OF the departed brothers
viii be decorated by a committee OF the
nrIoR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23

Special Dispatch to tho lnteIigencer.
sTEuBENvLLE, o., July 22.-The
Democratic congressional committee OF
the Sixteenth district met here to-day
and decided to hold the convention IN
steubenville on August 81, at 10 a. M,
central standard time. Hon. Wire Ham
ilton, OF Monroe, and ]. V, Lawler, OF
CarroIlton, will be temporary chairman
and secretary, respectively. The basis
OF representation gives delegates to the
various counties as follows: Belmont,
ca; Carroll, 10; Harrison, %; Jefferson,
IS; Monroe, ~; total, 1855.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23
LOCAL pREYIrEEa

aTattsruof SIInor SIomsnt In and About
the city.
One deed Of trust was recorded Ves-
terday In CLERK Robertson's office.
The Randy Boos social club, OF the
South Side. will spend tomorrow at
Sycamore grove.
The spicy cases against D. ]. Lewis
and MollIe Harrisburg were Concluded
yesterday. Squire Rogers fined both
parties 500 and costs each,
In the attachment suit OF George Nut
feny against the Monongalia Art Co.
yesterday, Squire Fitzpatrick gave the
plnintlff ti3. The suit was for $50. The
attached pictures. etc, are stored In
Mltchell's livery stable.
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orr TAKEN To IAIL.

Marcene orr, the slstersvlllc man
who attempted suicide few days ago,
vas removed TO the county jail last
night. He became so violent at the
City hospital TINT his removal was nee
essary. The cut IN his throat Is about
healed up. Orr. whose home originally
was IN Wallace, w. Va, accompanied
Lieutenant Ingram to the JAIL under
the belief that Dan wns railway con-
ductor. Orr IN temporarily insane. and
he was committed by Squire Rogers on
q lunacy warrant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23

Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer
sTEuBENVILLE, o., July 22'-Pat-
rick Houllhan, aged seventy years, gate
keeper Mt the Pan Handle crossing at
Franklin avenue. was struck and In
stnntly killed this evening by the New
Cumberland branch train. He tried to
cross In front Of the train to warn peo-
pie on the track The gates were being
repaired ut the time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23
WHEELING PARK SUNDAY.

Grand Concert by the Opera House
Baud, commencing ut $3.50 p. m.
This beautiful h0alth resort. Rletur-
0sdus location. Pine walks and drtIoh
Grand Casino, Restaurant and Lake
Th0uHadG have we'll named it the FnFa'
disc OF the Ohio Valley.
wheeling & Elm Grove railroad leaves
ON the hour. 500 for the round trip, In
cIHdinE admitthnes,
droSs col, Aug. Rolf, 81 Fifteenth stroOt.
Zen PIN pRTiisB, telephone PAEk-Te!o-
nhdna I166,
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CONNEXIONS OFF
Wheeling Freight Agents. Assoel-
atoms new sYsiem Of
COLLECTING FREIGHT CHARGES

IN THE PAST coNsIaNEEs HAVE
HAD TO SUBMIT TO DAILY M
rERvIEws WITH THE FIVE
COLLECTORS FROM THE SEW
ERAL ROADS DOING BUSINESS
HEREBY THE NEW RULE,
THE Conscience WILL MAKE
his SETTLEMENTS AT THE
STATIONS,
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FOR HOT WEATHER WEAR
AIC. HESS & sons.

TAN OpNG Fall line OF SsrgeS and pin.
AhlLVLulN0s checks. Hndo to order IN
the bHat style, at popular prices.
CHIDTC Plain aud fAnGI. The beat values
SillhlSs for the price At 900 aud up.
Over sIEol a. large a. go neck and 0A body.
InDEDWELp Elegant and durable Bal
UNDLhHLAA. brIgEan at 500 and mp.
HAZE H0CE Our wall known brands.
md wear. Popular prices, 2be aud Zoe,
z for 26o.
NECKWRLR Always the latest.
c. HE'S & SONS,
Fashionable TalloFG aud Furnisher1G
1891 and 1883 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23

There are no facttonal divisions In
Macedonia Baptist CcOlored) church, a
reported, and Bishop Wilson VIII hold
services us usual tomorrow. An eftort
was made to consolidate with the other
coIored Baptist congregation, but It was
without success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23
NJ I'll ARE *
M II OUT-TALKED 0UTD0NE
J, u OFTEN. NEVER.
Sttll Good Picking

among the special suits at special prices, 81
you are getting near the danger line Sizes are beginning
run out A week OF two more selling and the variety d
patterns offered for your selection will have narrowed down
Don't Judge the values BY present prices You can't boy
better ss ready made or to order than these are, and its
chance every man in Wheeling who has not already taken
advantage Of the opportunity ought to jump at
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Throush I'd. laII.In' Innaenes.

6pocIaI DIFpHIVH 20 IH1 H'1gIIIB1HVVI'
WASHINGTON, d. C., July 22,-W.
L. Lawton, OF Ravenswood, W. Va.
has. upon Senator Eikins' rscommen-
dalton, been appointed a member OF the
police force at the capitol.
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wShaVe fltsl more than twenty thou.
sand pairs Of spOciAeles, givtng Us rec.
ord aud exPOEi0ncO lnequAlled BY any
other oPtleian IN West HlFglnia. SAtlgtae.
JACOB ". GHUBB, OPtielau,
No, 1906 Market Street
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captain and Brevet Lieutenant Colo
mel ]. b. Nixon, late OF the Twenty
fourth United States Infancy, who died
on the iIlh instant ut his home In Belle
Meade, N. j., IN his seventeen year.
was a native Of this state tthen virgin
ia) who distinguished himself IN the
civil war, having participated IN sever
nj nnortant battles He was born In
Harrison county, and was educated In
Rector college at PruDtytown, Taylor
county, and Inter moved to Illinois,
whence he enlisted in the 1929 Illinois
infantry in 1862, and has ever since been
connected With the army. Colonel Nix
on came OF fighting stock, being or rev.
dictionary ancestry, and leaves num-
her OF relatives In this state. HIS re-
mains were Inferred at Arlington Ma
tlonal cemetery, Washington. July IL.
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At Simpson NJ. E. church, colored, on
Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Brecknbridge, OF
Bridgeport, Will preach. In the even:
Ing the pastor, Rev. j. w. Waters, Will
DFeaCh
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At the First Christian church, Rev.
c, II. ohphant, pastor. Sundays topics
are as follows: Morning, encourage
one Another; evening, "Ephra1ms
cake"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-23
STILLANOTHER
Bsnwood Child a Victim OF Gross
Ing Street Car Tracks.
FIVE YEAR OLD SHRACE

RUN OVER LAST NIeHT-BoTH OF
HIS LEGS ALMOST AMPUTATED
By THE CAR WHEELS AND he
DIED A FEW HOURS LATER.
THE THIRD OF A SERIES OF
SIMILAR SAD AFFAIRS IN Benz
WOOD IN A FEW DAYS.