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we..ex Poem. md Other Verses.

This is collection of verses by Thomas
Hardy, the novelist. OF the fifty short
poems which the volume contains only four
or five have been published though
many" says the author, were written long
ago and others partly written. The poems
are in a large degree dramatic or persona
tive in conception, and show the authors
skillful art In handling the mysterious and
investing the ordinary with weird interest.
The volume is illustrated by the author.
Harper & Brothers.
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The above title is given to a handsome
volume containing a collection OF drawings
originally appearing In the pages OF Life
They are the work OF such artists as Gibson
HEREFORD, Blue, Hanna, Blashfield, Budd and
others of equal rank, and representing
that part of the passing show" In which
up-to-date youth takes part IL affords
amusement. The drawings are admire ble
OF course. from the artistic standpoint.
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Hooks Received.

Uncle Nathan's Farm" a novel by Mrs
NJ. A. Cornelius Chicago: Laird Ss Lee.
Tho Princess Of Gramfalon," a novel by
T.. Carl Latsey Cincinnati: The Editor
Publishing Company.
white Dandy or Master and L; a Horses
Story in imitation OF BLACK Beauty" New
York: j. 8. Ogilvie Publishing Company.
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This prettily bound volume contains near
ly thirty short essays by Beulah C. Garrett
son on topics ranging from "Cobwebs" to
Culture" and including between them such
subjects as individual Influence" Friend
ship, Books and People" Imagination
Versus Facts" Church and Religion" and
many others on diverging lines. The author
has a good style, and the essays are read
able, provided there Is nothing better at
hand. ]. II. LppincOtt Company.
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Suggestions Towards Applied sociol-

The main proposition enforced in this work
by Edward p. Payson is that the time has
come when a physical science OF sociology
can be formulated and practically utilized;
In other words, that apart from moral and
spiritual considerations. the knowledge OF
the human organism and the power OF man.
ipuating IL be made the basis of a
science for the Improvement of commune
ties. 1t is an earnest and thoughtful discus
sion of the means OF improving social condi
tons and elevating mankind G.. L. Put
MANS Sons.
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Took $1,000 from Church ROY

BOSTON. March l2.-wm. a Dcucette
Twenty-Five years old. was arrested to-day
In CT Cecilia Church. Belvdere street. on
the charge Of embezzling 5000 from the col
lection box Of the church. Marked bills
placed in the box this morning were found
on his person after his arrest
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Justice to nm Artistic.
Detroit Journal.

Detroit J0urflaI-
1T is but justice to say" wrote the dra-
matte critic at the end. that the company
was separated from its baggage en- route
hither. and Mime. Uppersole has therefore to
do all her kissing without her trained mi
crobes. relying altogether upon the stock
microbes OF the local thea ter
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Mrs. win.Ioy,,. Soothing syrup

Has been used over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teething with
perfect II scothes the child, softens the
gums allays pain. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and is the best remedy for diarrhea.
whether arising from teethng other causes.
For sale by druggists In every part OF the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. q cents bottle.
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Kipiing wanted to Write.

All Of the gossip about the Hotel Greno-
bic Is ceatered about the condition and
commissioners OF audyard Kipling. The doc
tors In attendance have kept from the
public many or the incidents OF the au-
thors illness which would be OF widespread
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Murphy, Hibben&Co
a
The Details of Dress
(At whOIesaIe)

Betting Belt Buckles Fancy Ribbons Val LaCes Brads Gmps
Cords Dress Shields Bone Casing Yelling Hair Nets Brush and
Velvet Binding all the patented Hooks and Eyes and few infringe
mens connection with such other articles incident the
merchandise the day and correctly and promptly
supplied by the NOTION DEPARTMENT.
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Central Christian Meetings.

The series of meetings being held at the
Central Christian Church. which was 10
have ended last night viii be continued the
remainder OF the week, on account OF the
extensive interest shown. The church has
gained number of accessions.
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Movements Of Steamers.

QUEENSTOWN. March I2-Arrived
Pennland. from Philadelphia. Sailed: Cam
pania, for New York.
NEW YORK, March 12-Arrived: La Bre-
tagne. from .Havre. Sailed: Alsatia, for
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brother and himself. The work is pub
lished and copyrighted in England and the
United States by special ARA nssement with
the Daudet family, the translation from the
French being done by Charles De Kay. Lit
tie. Brown a Go.
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Are you o-

Are you open 10 conviction? II So you cannot
doubt, from the testimony laid before the public
that HaIes Honey OF HorehCJnd and Tar viii
cure coughs colds and all controllable diseases
OF the lungs and throat when all other pulmonics
have failed Sold by all druggists.
Pixies TOOthache Drops IN ! minute.
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Bella Donna" king Cups" and the like.
The coloring is very dainty and the volume
Is an artistic treasure. Published by Harper
& Brothers.
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS

DEFoRMlTY APPARATUS. Trusses, Elastic
Hosiery. Largest stock Of ARTIFICIAL LIES
IN the State.
MN. II. ARMSTRONG & co.
CSew No. 1g0 u S. Illinois St. indianapolis. Ind
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Soft White Hands
IN A SINGLE NIGHT

Soak the hands thoroughly, on retiring. in
hot lather OF CUTIcURA SOAP. Dry, and
anoint freely with CUTrcuRA (ointment,
greatest % enaollient skin cuses. Wear old
gloves during night The effect is truly won-
dersal. and blessing TO all with sore hands,
itching palms, and painful finger ends.
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zone Good Tam
Deserves Another. /"

Il Is SO easy to 90 through
life doing good and helping
to make Others happy. a
lady Svho had been III Suith
a complication of troubles.
haOing been thoroughly cured
and nozv enjoying perfect
health, felt It a duty to tell
her friends that the specific
that brought her back to health
9vas Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Thus. after Hoods had served her WELL.
she felt il deserved good turn at her
hands Thousands tell the same story OF
blood purified and health restored. Hood
Sarsaparilla possesses merit peculiar 10 IT.
self
death for years with dyspepsia. Nothing re-
lieved me until l took Hoods Sarsaparilla
and il made and kept me well. Can eat any
thing wish" Mrs. Eugene Murphy, Hulls
-I Eczema~ Eve had to tie the hands or
our two-year-oid son on account OF eczema
on face and limbs. No medicine even helped
until we used Hoods Sarsaparilia- which
soon cured" Mrs. A. Van Wyck, l23 Mont
gomery street. Paterson, ~. j.
Three Troubles-"I had rheumatisme
weakness of the heart and stomach, with
scrofula. Nothing helped me until / took
Hoods Sarsaparilla; IL relieved me in short
time Mrs. r. p. Wallis. winnisquam.'
y. II.
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills: the non-irritat-
ing and only cathartic to take with Hoods
Sarsaparilla. .
HodJ SalSabamM
%Ezz2z2fzl15lrU
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills. the non-irri.
tating and only cathartic 10 take with
II .
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GTIITfIfIn Chicago, Indianapolis
H .s.s-.,ss-SsssssS Sc Louisville Railway.


Decatur and st. Louis mail and ex..-.+sIS 44O
Chicago express. y ~ 30
Iusc0la accommodation. 45 1000
Decatur q 1T. Louis fast ex. c....s11.O5 s10
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Sarver Golden Rods. 149: Scheehle, Old
Cronies, las; Franz. Old Crenles, AS;
Jones. Purtans. us; Cardona, Aber
Nits. l4S; d. West, La Belle, al; T.
Brash, All Alike, 147 EbelIng. All Alike,
147: King. Golden Rods. 147; Yeneke, Old
Cronies, l46: kromerlck Rum Dunn, l46:
Henning, Bowlers. 146; Zimmerman,
Aber Nit, las; RAIDER, Aber MI, li5;
Marschner, Wheeling. 145: Modar, Pur-
itans. AS: Henry. Purtans, l4i; Bel
swinger. Goldne Rods. 49, Bernhard,
-Aber Nit. 1i3: Knoke. Wheeling, l43;
Arndt, All Alike. 142; Falcke, Purltans,
III; Alexander, BOWERS, al; Beu-
ter, Puritans. l4e: Carter Puri-
tans. 40: w. Brash, All Alike,
l3s; Smith. Puritans, 13S; DinEer. Bowl
ers. 1871: kase, Golden Rods. 1871; Uuscl-
ton. Bowlers, 1856: Baird. La Belle, 1856:
W. Sail, Rum Dunn. 1856; Speidel, Old
Cronles, l35; Berrehsem, Old Cronies,
135; kemple, Golden Rods, 1876; carp,
Golden Rods. 1856: Baker. La Belle, l3i:
Gaughan, Pucitans. 1874: Helens,ine, Old
CronieS. 1873; Hastings. La Belle. 1888;
Baker. Purltans. 1873: Weitzel, Wheel
ing. 1873; Golner. A1er Nit, 1872; Weitze!.
Golden Rod. 13?: Craver. Frog Horns,
49,: AndllnSvr, La Belle. l3i; Piankey,
Frcg Horns. $780, Kreutzer, Frog Horns,
1870: Hoffmeister. Golden Rods. 1870:
Nolte. La Belle. 1873: Hobstetter, Aber
MI. 100: carp. Rum Dunn ,l2S: Bauman,
Aber Nit, 12S; McAndrews. Frog Horns,
l26: Costello, Frog Horns, 1876: Archer,
Golden Rods. l2S; B. Schroeder, Aber
Nit. 125: Clark, Bowlers, 125; Beltz, All
Alike. lbs; Ross. Old Crories. 1874; John
son. Rum Dunn. 1e4: Garden. Aber Nit,
1913; Rolf, Frog Horns. l22; Travis, Gold
en- Rods. 122: Steue-nagel, Jr.. La Belle,
12l: Coach. La Belle. 100: Hungarian,
Old Cronies. us: Fink, Rum DUN, III:
Beck. Rum Dunn. us: Miller. Old Gro
MES. III: Beck, Rum DUN, III: Drus-
chell. Rum Dunn. III: Fl. Zahnkc, Frog
Horns. lis; z. Hall, Frog Horns. lis;
RohriS. La Belle. l13: Miller, Rum Dunn,
IL; Faulkenstein. Rum DUN. Ill; Kahn,
Frog Horns, 10I; Stein. Rum DUN, teo
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BOWLING.
MUSEE LEAGUE.

With last weeks games the second
series in the Musee Bowling League
ended. The third and last series of the
season begins tonight. The individual
averages are as follows:
Stevenson. Henry George, 172; Fette,
Henry George. 164; Brown, Henry
George, 163: Boslcy. Henry George. 16l:
Cochran. Henry George, 159: Handlan,
Henry George. $50; Emblem. Bowlcrs.
15?: c. RAIDER. Bowlers. 159: Brand,
Henry George. 15S: w. Falck. ~ L. L.
g. a. a.. 156: Richards, Bowlers. 154:
S. Falck, n. L, L. & A. A., 1a4, Camp
bell. Henry George, 15i: Dick Henry
George. 153: Marschner. Henry George,
l53; Ennis. STANLEY. l52: Jones. n. E. L.
& \. A.. 149: Nolte. n. L. L. & A.. A.,
us: Bickmyer, Bowlers. 14S: Turner.
Henry George. 1iS: Beuter, y. T.. L. &
y, a.. 141; Wilhelm. n. L. L. & 4. A.,
JAG: Mack. Bowlers. 14G: J. RAIDER, Bowl
ers. 145: II. Bearley. Crescents, 14j;
Sarver. Crescents. 145; MART. Crescents,
1i5; &. Bearley. Crescents. IA: Nelson,
Off Again, IA: Gilker, OF Again, IA;
Evans. n. T.. l.. & a. A.. 143; Alexan-
der. BOWERS. 49,: Coleman. Crescents,
1i3: Knoke. Henry George, l43: Schafer.
La Belle. l42: Weitzell Crescents. 14o;
Worls. Stanley. ~: Farrell. Daisies,
~: Henry, Bowlers. 142: Stanley,
STANLEY, III; Schafer. Crescents. al:
GSelton. Bowlers. 40: Carter. Daisies.
l39: Modar. Daisies, 1873: Ebeiing, OFF
Again, l3o: Horcs. Off Again. l39:
Stochr. La Belle. 1879: Miller. Crescents.
l3S; Fugate, Daisies, 1873: Zimmer Off
Again, 1876: Fromc. Daisies, 1874: Hell.
Shanley. 1874: COnley. La Belle. 1S3:Jun-
kins. OF Again. 49,: Balzer. La Belle,
l52: Hack. La Belle. 1871: West, La
BeLle. l3i: Costello. Crescents 13l: Reid.
on Again, 1870: Smith. Daisies. 100:
Mlnn, Stanley, l21: Fisher. Stanley.
u; Drayer. Off Again. 1o1: Lally. or
Again. 126.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Int crest in tho Metropolis
ofBclmont County.

There was an alarm of fire early yes
| terdny morning, caused by Il blaze dis
covered In the Rcllaire stove foundry.
| The department was called out and the
| flames were soon confined so that tha
damage was slight. The alarm was
given about half-past one O'Clock. and
| the night Waterman was anxious that
| there should be 10 delay in the efforts
to save the industry. and no one can
find fault about the alarm he gave.
The local oil company will probably
| begin this week upon a new well on 4
plat of ground west Of town. that was
given them on their own terms upon
condition that well would be COM
mcnccd ut once and prosecuted with
practicable diligence until finished. The
company desires the test rs much rs
the land owners rs 1t will add value to
their other holdings II oil Is found.
Mrs James Murray. mother Of the
Murray Bros. contractors In Wheel
ing, died at her home In this city Sat
urday evening. aged seventy-two years.
She was an excellent wife and mother
and had reared a splendid family of six
sons and two daughters. all grown.
Thomas Dixon. jr.. of New York. will
lecture in the First Presbyterian church
this evening. Subject. Backbone" Mr.
Dixon has quite reputation as lee
turer and the course committee had
quite q difficult time in securing him for
this lecture.
The cake walk and dance to be given
by Prof. George Delbrugge. will take
place next Friday night, in Armory
hall. About eight couple have entered
the walk and II will be very enjoyable
affair.
There was story going around yes
terday that Il young man in the Fifth
ward had robbed his mother and left
town. but particulars could not be
learned and the youth may turn up to-
day.
There will be a dance given in Ar
mory hall this evening. by the Fault
less Five. Quite number OF invita-
tons have been issued and Il big
crowd will be in attendance.
Arlington Division. knights OF Py-
thins, will give n select affair in Ar
mory hall Wednesday evening. The
members and their families VIII be the
only ones admitted.
Nellie, the slXtccn-ycar- daughter
of David Pennington, died Saturday
evening. after months illness. The
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| SPORT. !
pILLSBURY co MING.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


pion's Visit. ~
Great interest is evnccd in the COM
Ing of II. n. Piiisbury, the chess cham.
pion, TO Wheeling, which event will oct
cur next Friday. Mr.. Pillsbury will
play at the Carroll Club, both afternoon
and evening. and his prowess Will be
exhibited against checkers and whist
devotecs as well as In chess :; Tho ef-
forts to yet Mr.. Pillsbury 10 come to
Wheeling have been In progress for
some time. and their satisfactory COM
pletion was heralded was delight
At the afternoon and evening enter
taInments Mr.. pillsbury will attempt u
feat which seems little short of mar
vicious. He will play slnglchanded
against about dozen chess players.
simultaneously with playing SIX check
er players and duplicate set OF whist.
Mr.. Pillsbury expects to play the games
OF chess. checkers and whist Mt the one
time, and those who know say he Is
likely TO successfully cope with the
whole bunch.
The arrangements are In charge Of
Mr.. D. b. McCune, of the Carroll Club.
and during the week further plans Will
be outlined. The distinguished visitor
will be given royal reception, and the
games are certain to be witnessed by
large crowds. The chess people are
especially alive to the Importance OF
the affair, and Invitations are extended
to the best local checker players and
whist cracks to participate. Wells
burg, Moundsville and other towns will
send representatives.
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That is tho foundation Of strength Eyer.
else puts on the supcrs,ruc,utc Of develop.
mcn..
To establish tic stomach aud the digcs-
tive and :!utritive functions in perfect
health thc.c is no medicine 50 sirc and so
satisfactory as Dr.. Picrcc'E Golden Medical
Discovery. II strengthens tic stomach,
caIichcs the blood. nou,ishcs the nerves,
and regulates the functions OF every vital
organ Of the body.
hDont twelve ytnfT ago | was suddenly taken
Win pain In tho pit OF the stomach which was
so violent could not walk straight" writes o. =.
CopcniIavcf, Esq, OF Noun; Union. Huntington
GO; "a, iEoN'l93l d" II would grow more severe
mii'I II ca'.scd wntcrbr,Sll md vomiting Of Il
Miny Yellow water. IcoigGitrd physician md
he told nc had form Of dyspepsia md treated
ne Tor hGoH. six i,ionths with hut little benefit
SIN Kept getting 50 weak could scarcely wnlk.
ihcn tried another phys tcian and he told me
my liver HH6 ont OF order sd that had indgts-
ION He gnvc nc n treatment and | get some
beltrr hit only for n Ghon, time. tthcn took 10
u-inH several widely ati'cftisch patent mtai-
Gnct, Dnt received no 'tiOrc than temporary
frhci while using. then tried DR.. Pierce
Dcuicines, using His Golden Medical DiScov-
tV; fhvoIi,e Prescription mud tho Tlensnnt
rcle'T. nnd III two mora hs' time was feeling
bettrf Nan had FOR yclST before cnn truth.
ihiH say DE-. firfCr'S m .dislnea did nc more
Eo2d han any had cyc;,' taken"
III ficiecs Common ;icnsc Medical Adviser,
io-bpaReS. fully illu-,ITt ed is sent free oil rr.
cttpl 81 IL onr.cent I,liuips (cpSt Of mailing
nhlS i2f paper edition. or u stamps for edition
''a"h IN eio'li, Dr.. XIV. Fierce buffalo. N. y.
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The woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper win always have
friends, but one who would be attractive
must Keep her health. II ahc Is weak
sIckly and all run down she viii b.
nervous and irritable. II she has cou-
Etlpntion or kidney trouble. her impure
blood will cause pimplcs. bIotchcs, skin
crliptions aud wrrtchcd complexion.
Electric llittCrs IL the best medicine In
the world to regulate stomach. liver
and kidneys and to purify the blood, |,
gives n,rong nerves. bright cycS. smooth.
vrlvcty skin. rich complexion. 1t will
make u E"od-looking, charming woman
OF II rundown invalid. Only 30 cents
at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. .
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Zeal estate.
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT,

FOR SALE-Building Site, 1Ij nv on
East McColloch street. Dirt cheap.
Sillal! !aSm improved. II acres. Three
miles from city on river road.
ley. al
cheap homo. ;wo-story brick dwelling.
rooms and kitchen. on East McColloch
street. Lot 20 by 20. Only sl..00 Terms
a very fine building lot on north side OF
Fourteenth street -
Two desirable building lots on Wood
street, Eighth wnrd-on very easy terms.
a two,Story frame dwelling. rooms,
Chapline street. Eighth ward Only N.6sO:
easy terms
FOR RENTS rooms on North Market
street, $50.
country residence with grounds In
Gu!rc Mt once
. rooms corner Fifteenth and Jacob SITS.
Arlon store room. 20o2 Main street.
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Chirvoyant
lI0iTO0HuHf.
...PROF. TRUE
CLAIRV0YANT AND PIANIST,
1896 Main Street.

Second Floor. Parlors q, and s.
Walk In. don't ring. This remarkable
man. whose career has been one OF suc.
cess. is gifted BY nature with n power
That approaches the miraculous, lie is
acknowledged by the public wherever he
has been TO be the marvel OF the Nine
tccnth century. Prof. TRUE Is n prophet
OF Worldwide repute: he is rccommendcd
by every one OF his patrons. His powers
excite tho wonder and admirG ton OF even
the skcptical. Ills advice Is iafalliblc'
convincing and beyond dispute. Through
his remarkable development OF second
sight. and his thorough knowledge of tho
many sciences peculiar 10 the men OF tho
Orient, he is enabled to penetrate the wool
and web OF human life. He gives adyicc
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sci, Thousands of hearts havr been made
slnl through his truthful predictions.
McdIumlstlc persons developed. Office
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day. PGrlors SO arranged that you will
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PROF. TRUE. 1880 Main street,
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ilYOMEl CURES BY INHALATION

remains will be taken to Somerton this
morning. for burial
j. j. Mccormick. travelling passenger
agent for the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad, with headquarters here, Is
confined to his home In the Fifth ward,
with the grip.
Miss Belle Levine has returned to
her home in Steubcnville. after n
pleasant visit With Mrs. Pearl Cham
bers, In the Second ward.
There will be strong movement
made here shortly for the establishment
OF n substantial industry that seems
most probable TO succeed
Miss Minnie Hamilton has returned
to her home In Steubenville. after
pleasant visit with the Misses Stcger IN
the Second ward.
Thomas G. Moore. assistant postmas-
ter at GAINESVILLE, was the guest of his
brotherin-law. ]. Z. Gibson. here yes
terday.
Thomas Jnmison. Baltimore e Ohio
yardmaster here. Is confined to his
home on Wheeling Island. with the
grip.
Miss Edna Mallory, of Mingo juno
ton. is the guest OF friends and rela-
tives in the Fifth ward.
Quite number of the employees OF
the bottle house have been off the past
week. with the grip.
George and Carl Hook. of the Fourth
ward. are the guests Of relatives in
New Martinsrillc.
Mrs. C. Bippus will erect a store room
on the vacant lot near her home In the
Fourth ward.
Several of the factories OF this city
paid their employees in gold Saturday.
Thomas Nicholson is confined to his
home with an attack of the grip.
Ben L. Morris Is able to be out after
an attack of the grip.
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WHEELING LEAGUE.

Averages in the Wheeling league are
as follows:
Stevenson, Wheeling. l65: Campbell,
wheeling. 1Gl: Tlandlaa, Wheeling, 1G!;
RAIDER. Bow!ers. 100: Brown, Wheeling,
l6e; Nolte. All Alike. l5Y: Emblem, Bowl
eIS, LOT; Cochran. All Alike. 1J6; Fette,
olt Cron!es. l55; Falcke. Bowle:s. 153:
Rnhr, All Alike, 1j3; Wlngerter. All
Alke, 49,; B6s!ev. Wheeling, l53; WaG-
nsr' Wheeling. il53; Balzer. All Alike,
15l; Wilhelm, Purtans, Isl: Turner,
Whaling. Isl: Hackman. Rowlcrs. LIZ:
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rE,REAsURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE !
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY, J
WASHINGTON, Dec, ~, 1895.


Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 10 the undersigned, It has been
made to appear that THE National EN-
change Bank OF Wheeling" In the city
of Wheeling. in the county OF Ohio, and
the state OF West Virginia. has complied
with all the provisions OF the Statutes OF
the United States. required to be COM
piled with before an association shall he
authorized 10 commence business. of bank
ing
Now. therefore. I. Lawrence o. Murray,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency. do hereby certify that The
National Exchange Bank Of Wheeling"
IN the city OF Wheeling, In the county or
Ohio. and state OF West Virginia, IL
authorized to commence the business of
banking az provided In section fifty one
hundred and siXty-nine OF the Revised
Statutes OF the United States
In testimony whereof witness my hand
ana seal OF office this twenty-n!nth day OF
December. 1895
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency. No. 6lGi dc3l