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a cbrIstInn Science Fable.

New York Times: And 1t came to
pass that certain company journeyed
from the Land Of Unrest, until they
came to the City of Haste.
And they were for the most part wo-
men. And they sat themselves down
in the city and viewed the land.
Soon wearying OF this diversion they
with one accord lifted UP their voices
and wept at the dullness Of existence.
And as they all wept, behold certain
woman OF their number arose and cried
out with a loud voice, saying: "Heark-
en- unto me. sisters and brothers, for
verify I have found the truth! Be-
hold, / will lead you into better
land" And as she spoke she raised
not her eyes above, but bent them upon
her own person.
But the eyes OF the multitude were
holden that they did not see the ges-
ture.
And they all rose up and followed
her And they called her mater" and
Ego reIgned supreme.
And 1t further came to pass that one
Of their number fell sick of n fever,
and was nigh unto death.
But she did not lay upon a couch, but
rather journcyed with them. And as
she lay down Mt night to rest and could
not rise up again. the Mater stood be-
side her and thus spake: know that
the creative energy of the universe
causes you to rise UP. Hold this in
thought. Have kindly feelings toward
yourself, and remember that the limbs
which you fancy are aching are not
limbs at ALL"
And the disciple pondered but re-
manned. For the pain remained also
And on the second day the company
journeyed on. And It fell that on the
third day good Samaritan passed that
way. And seeing the sick woman he
mlnIstered unto her, and straightway
called for q physician.
And the physician brought physlc, the
use Of which had been dlVulged to him
by science from the Creator, and he
gave unto her. and she recovered.
And behold as she lay convalescIng
the Samaritan came unto her and
placed Book In her hands And her
eyes were opened as she read.
Keep that which Is committed 10
thy trust, avoiding profRne and vain
bubbllngs and opposItlonS of science
falsely so-cailed."
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KIPLING'S COURSE.
The Abuse ortho United States whiol

Tho Abuse orthc United States Which
he Wrote Ton Years Ago.
New York Bookman: In spite Of the
fact that we are told that these vol
umes contain IAN accurate text" OF the
american Notes." some OF the harsh
est structures on the United States
have been deleted. To show that the
text is not as first printed we shall
quote the following curse" which he
pronounced upon the United States be-
fore he had ever set foot upon the con-
tlnent. He was looking for something
to read on the way from Nlkko to Yo-
kohama, and in a book shop In Nikko
found a collection of the "burglaries"
Che insists that they were not publIca-
tions) of the Seaside Publishing Com
pany. These are his words:
"Then I cursed the Seaside Library
and the United States that bred 1t very
coplously, In these terms and others un-
reported:
Because you steal the property Of
mans head, which is more his peculiar
property than his pipe, his horse, or his
wife, and because you glory in your
theft and have the lndecency to praise
or criticise the author from whom you
steal, and becauseyour Ignorance, which
Is as dense as a pIckpockets ignorance
of anything outside his calling, leads
you to trlle with his spelling. and be-
cause you print the stolen property
aforesaid very Wiley and uncleanly,you
shall be cursed with this curse from
Alaska to Florida and back again:
your women shall scream like pea
cocks when they talk and your men
neigh like horses when they laugh. You
shall call round 'raound' and very
vary and news 'noos till the end of
time.
you shall be governed by the Irish
mar and the German, the vender of
drinks and the keeper of vile dens; that
your streets may be filthy in your
midst and your sewage arrangements
filthIer.
you shall be given over to the cult
Of tIn-pot secret societies and the or
ganizlng of 'tuppenny-hapenny' process
sIons, the spouting of nonsense and the
preparation thereof.
"You shall be governed by laws that
you cannot enforce and sentiments that
you cannot control; that the murderer
may walk among you in a vision OF de-
light to young women and the darling
Of old maids while you are engaged in
shooting the wrong man.
you shall prostitute and pervert the
English language till an EnglIshmen
has neither power nor desire to under
stand you any more.
You shall be cursed state by state,
territory by territory, with a provin-
ciallsm beyond provlncIallsm Of an En-
gllsh country town-you and your gov
ernors and what you are pleased to call
your literature. your newspapers, and
your politics.
"You shall buy your art from France,
and considerably soil 1t in the buying,
because you are dishonest.
Your hearts shall be so blinded that
you shall consider eachon OF the curses
foregoing blessing to you as 1t comes
about, and. finally my self Will curse
you more deliberately later on"
This delicate passage appeared in the
Pioneer Mail, volume l6. No. 10, for No
vember 10, 1889.
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kolt, Mich, Is one Of the many thou
sand Of Pe-ru-nsB friends. This Is what
she says 10 DR.. Hartman;
"We have used your Pe-ru-na with
The most remarkable results and would
NOT b without 1t. We have always
recommended It to our friends. A few
years ago purchased a bottle Of your
Pe-ru.pa and after seeing Its results,
recommended II to my grocer who was
troubled with dyspepsia, the curing Of
which induced her to soil it in her
store. She has sold large amounts Of
It My daughter has just been cured
OF jaundice with Pe.ru-na. Ny pen
would grow weary were l to begin to
tell you Of tho numerous cures Pe-ru-nu
has effected in our immediate vicinity
within the last couple Of years"
Dr. Hartman, President Of the Surgi-
col Hotel, Columbus, Ohio, will counsel
and prescribe for city thousand women
this year free Of charge. Every suffer
Ing woman should write for special
question blank for women, and have
nr. Hartmans book, Health md
Besuty." All druggists sell Pe-ru-na
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FEW WILL CONVINCE.
Con be Sure You arc on the Right
Track.
A Feeling Of Security that any Person
Can be Very Thankful to

There Is a feeling OF security in using
Rid-ne-oids. A few doses will convince
you that you are on the right track.
They act quickly and pleasantly; they
are not at all bad to take, and are con-
venlently put up in wooden boxes. so
that you can carry them In your pocket
and use them while at work. You do
not have to stop work while using Kid
nc-oidS. They have done a great deal
of good for a vast number OF people here
in Wheeling. We have given you the
names and addresses Of these people
from time to time, and again refer you
to Mrs. C. Kraus. No. 1897 Main street,
who mas used Kid-ne-oIds with good re-
suits. and says: II was sufferer from
disordered kidneys for about six years;
at times / would have such severe
pain across the small Of my back and
In my right side that l could not get
about or attend to my household duties.
The doctors said l had pleur1sy, but 1t
seemed that nothing they would give
me would cure L., and tried several
different kinds Of medicine. but nothing
ever did me any good. until got some
OF Morrow's Kid-ne-oids, which had
noticed advertised al Chas. r. Goetze's
drug store. and he guaranteed them to
cure or refund the money. After l
had taken Kld-ne-oids for a few days ]
was entirely relieved and have not sui.
fered any since; believe they have en-
tirely cured me, and can recommend
them TO anyone suffering as / was"
Do you want more proof Of the ell
cheney OF this preparation? II 60 watch
the papers and you win find many 9TH
ers from this city repeating the same
experience. Morrow's KId-ne-olds are
not pills, but Yellow Tablets, which Ia
the most scientific form OF putting up
medicine. They sell at fifty cents per
box at Chas. r. GOetZe's drug store.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon re-
quest by John Morrow & Co., Chemists,
Springfield, Ohio
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! No More Rheumatism.

For years my vito suffered from rheumh-
tiHm. She tried many TemedieSi but got w.
tie benent and we had about given up NIL
hope on relief when we heard OF Celery King,
and my wife began using u. This great
medicine hhs, apparently, driven NIL tho
poison ont OF her system, md has certainly
released her from n lfe Of pain.-G. =. CuAh'
Ing, SOrth Abingdon, hnss.
Celery Klngcnroa Constipation and MI dis
fnacs tho Scryrt, Stomach, Liyernndkld'
neys. Sold BY druggists. DC. and 6Oc.
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WHEELING DAILY NTELIIGENoER SATURDAY. JULY % 1888

with both hands you might Just as
wen De looking for another berth. s "a,
shouted in her Anal appeal. for 4 y
write the President this very night
The very idea" SIN he hurried along
while she returned to TeGale her neisn;
Dor, With an exciting narrative OF
what she had done and was going TO
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Miss cordeli5 Moore, Of Malone,
~ Y. until RECENTLY, has been a
lifelong invalid from palpitatien
Of the heart and weakness Of the
blood. m
Physicians wefe puzzled over
her case, their most skillful efforts
were bafled. Various remedies
were tried withoutavail. The pro.
verbal .'ehanFasof climate" was
advised, but the constant change
wore upon her, until, to quote her
living ghost. Kiss Moore said:
"IJpon Z advice Of friend / began
taxing Dr.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People aud before the frst
box was used + noticed a great
change. / Began to regain my
appetite and 'telt better generally.
AAer finishing The FIRST box ! took
six more. The effect was wonder
f,I. / grew strong and gained III
fesh. / never felt better in my
life than / do now. Iweigh more
than ever before and / consider
myself cured"
fyoas he Gasstss, Maloae, N. y
Dr.. williams Pink Pill. for Pale People
contain, in condensed form, all the Gle.
nssntS 5eces,aFy 10 give new life and rich.
neW 10 the blood and restore shattered
neryeS. They arc an unhiling lPecine ..
Speh diseaIss q l0epmotor ataxia, partial
paraly5is, ST. Vitu5' dance, sciatiea, neural
n, rheumatiim, nervous headache The
siter.efectI Of che grip, palpitGhon Of ne
heart. pale and BAllpE compilations, and al
forms Of weakness either In mAleoF female.
Dr.. W1llIamr PiAEPiiiS IoF Pale PooplOofo Hsrt'
solG b. tho dutOh Of hundred, bit alulyp g PesL'
1ost, Al oil dFulsIbtl. of direct iteM No. %: Wy.
Mans MOdIeao GSmplRJ. SehOaOetleI, u " 70
sonlS pGF bOI, 8boIOJ $50.
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TEN thousand demons gnnwing away
nt ones vltnls couldn't be much worse
than the fortunes Of Itching piles. Yet
there's a cure. Donn's Ointment never
falls. ,
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NEY YORK BORLERs


re Contest With wheeling Rnig hts Of
the Pins on tie Nov TolbeFt Az
leyu- Genial Sam Kaspf Cones to
Town.
Genial Sam Karpf while selling ten-
pin goods. incidentally e managing
the Greater New York Bowlers, whose
nth annual western tour viii be start
ed shortly. Sam blew into town yester-
day 70 endeayor to arrange . match on
one Of the local alleys. First he con-
ferred With Manager Fette. Of the South
Side alleys, but satisfactory arrange
nient could not be made. Fette oftered
to roll match on his alleys for $3.50 4
side or more. Karpf came back with
the proposition that half the games be
rolled either at New York or Columbus.
Neither would Yield, 90 nothing resulted.
gette also offered the New XoFReFs SIS
for expenses, and the match to be for
500 q side. Upon objection to this the
wheeling man offered 70 roll for $50
against 500.
Last night Mr.. KarpE said he would
RAAA3 - wv hgeAAAA W W AlGEuAAllt anu
that a match with two of Wheeling's
strongest players would likely be played
on the new alleys In the old Milllgan-
Wilkin stand, soon 10 be opened by A.
]. Tolbert AS he says, two men
matches are even more Interesting than
those IN which Ave men figure on each
side, and the very strongest players
compete. II was said that Wolf and
either Cordes or Silver would compose
the Greater New York team TO play
here
Karpf has been out on the Pacific
slope, booming the ten-plH game. where
It Is securing a strong hold. Wheelings
bowlers, he says, are about as strong as
can be found anywhere. The introduce
ton OF pine and maple alleys, instead OF
all maple. would result In better work
BY the Wheelings players, he adds.
Samuel Is the leading spirit OF the
American Bowling Congress which
meets soon in Baltimore, and 10 which
he hopes Wheeling will send represent
atives. It is probable a big national
tournament to occur In some eastern
city will be arranged at the Baltimore
meeting. and Karpf says Wheeling
would stand among the leaders II a team
were sent from here
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Talk Of the Town.

The bargains in Diamonds, watches
and Fine Jewelry given at shef Bros.
Big Discount Sale are the talk of the
town. Jewelry purchasers who know
the value of such goods have said that
never before were such bargains shown
in Wheeling. At this sale, every pur-
chaser has ample opportunity to an
Bpect goods. and select the kind and
style desired. People don't have to
take anything offered, and they have
all advantages OF the 20 per cent dis
count, which makes prices cheaper
than at any other place in the city.
Moreover, every article sold by Sheft
Bros. Is guaranteed and money Is re-
funded II not satisfactory.
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ms .4t - 80
Hhe coal meet continued passing this
PSht .sStslu anu 'ue u-y' n4Pplly'
passed without accidents Of the serious
character that occurred Thursday. The
Fnotnro ~ ~. ;Is,, Noe AZ, 1900. ,,i,,,,
!. u =, 80 ~ ~ .....l
OF q plB TOW Tor tine Joseph 3. VIII
Jams. said to be the largest and most
poWerful towboat ON western waters
MI TviI,,o..,,. ,,s,...s az ~. ~ Z
AAe MlllHlS Posseu ttils PoFt az p
ma with tow OF eighteen coal boats,
and below the Baltimore & Ohio bridge
~ aoiIoi.s s,o tonI- ..,,or,i +. ,,3,.to,,
=. = y'.s
~ pieces giving her altosetner twenty
four coal boats and trimmings" Each
coal boat carries about 10000 bnsheIs
: t...i y IN 40 ,.,,.., a.. M,
" = e ss' VI 'SV'VvV UlAluelA, @AiS puau7
tity OF coal carried by rail- would re-
duire 1900 cars or thIrty-slx trains OF
GSl,, ,ars o.oI, vr,,a oost ~ t..v.,,,,,,-
$50 w
tatlon from FIttSbuFBh 20 rev OFleans
by rail would be at least ten times the
rate nv water. Could a batter arm.
s,..! -. ..,..... ,.,..,,.,,.-,,,t -. "a
tasHS ASF river improvements ps eu
VanoSd?
The coal that passed yesterday was
ne folio.v.
e. 4Vt'SNs,
e. n'--Reliet, victor, John Moren;
q, m.--Crulser; y; ". WOOD, Magic.
~ y 49, y; H;-J: y. hlsne[, NolunteeE. w.
w ~ OsNeI " IRON age SSnes MoFen'
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rHn CRAWFORD CASE.
The Trial Continues With Unabated
Interagt 81 RHidenee.

The Trial Continues With Unabated
Interest IN Evidence.
The criminal assault case. In which
John Crawford. a Rlchland coal miner
Ii alleged 70 have committed this crime
on his ten-ysar-old tep-daughter, Cora
Stout, dragged through yesterdays ses-
aion and II will not 80 to the jury be-
fore noon tosday. The general interest
in the case accounted for the crowded
court room yesterday.
The case was contested ct every
stage ana a dozen times the jury was
taken out Of court while some legal
point was argued. There were COM
paratively few witnesses. The defend
ant, Crawford. was put on the stand,
the state having rested the previous
evening. Crawford denied all lnowl-
edge Of the crime, saying he had slept
Soundly throughout the night Il y said
to have been committed.
The defense introduced Dfs. Mccall
and George L. Mccoy on some expert
testimony In support Of the contention
that perneateB the line OF defense ems
ployed, and in rebuttRl the state called
Drs, Spargo and McLaln.
At p. M. the arguments began.
Prosecuting attorney Meyer opened for
the state, and last night Attorney
Cranmer Caldwell spoke for the de-
Tense, His colleague. John ArbenH, 1r.,
will open this morning, and Frank w.
Nesbitt will close for the state. The
discriminating evidence ID almost en-
tlrely clrcumstantlal.
A similar case viii be put on Mon-
day, John Cooper being charged with
the same oitense on Avallna Trolly, a
seven-year-old italian girl.
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aoldstrohm Found auiltY.

Fred Goldstrohm, proprietor of a
pool room on Water street, was fined $50
and costs by Squire Greer on the
charge of defrauding a South Side
man named George James. at dice
game. The victim lost $57 In cash and
a check for 1900. which GOldstrohm
cashed the next day. It IS said suit
WIN be entered to recover the value OF
the check, but It was stated that Gold
struhm n day previously turned over
his belongings, including his license, to
his wife.
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c. HESS & sons
Useful and Elegant Christmas Gifts
at Popular Prices.

Useful and Elegant Christmas Gifts
at Popular Prices.
CoLLARs-Always the very newest
for Ladies and Gentlemen.
NECKWEAH-All the latest styles.
GLOVES-Kid, Moco, Silk and Wool.
MUFFLERS and muheretts-SillS,
HAHH4Sp5K:ESSScHTETs-s SILK, Linen and
s6sPENDERs-Fancy Silk, Satin
and Worsted.
SHIRTS-EiRhmies and Monarchs in
White and COlored.
KNIT JACKETS and BERLIN OF
FOE COATS-Wool and WorBted.
UNDERWEAR and HALE HOSE
Wool, Cotton and Jaros, Hygienic.
UMBRELLAs-Silk and Moh6ir with
Fancy Handles,
A Suit Of Clothes, 0vercoAt, Pair Of
Trousers or Fancy Vest made to
order, as we have their measures.
@. HESS q SONS,
Fashionable TRilorg and Furnlshers,
1891 and 1928 Market Street.
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GI1eg1dEIlaerleer
once. e ana = rourtoOnth Street.
Now AdvertisementB.
MAJ 15IIee- House 8 Herman

st, NIeRs Advice House & Hermann
Fifth page,
For Sale Wholesale and Retail Ice
steam6Fs cToclsard & Booth. Agents.
Elk BFsnd Coffee McCauslhnd & Co.
Agents Wanted.
Savings ard Building Association,
List Of l.atleFu.
-Four en--Baer's-Eighth page.
Why-H. s. Sands & Co.-Second page.
SllvorWara- lleNamee-Second page.
AlexaBdfia no Shoe = Alexander =
Eighth page.
Table Ralalng. Etc.--H. +. Behrens Co.
Special Christmas Reductions - George
NJ Shook q co.-Elghth page.
-Four Ehflstmas suggestIoHs-Nay eroa.
Eighth paw
The Mecca for Christmas Shoppers
Christmas 8ilk uspenders-FcF adden's
Second p1go.
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successful.

1t may not have occurred TO you that
In order to find reliable and first class
articles In the jewelry line, you must
deal with the weil-establlshed and pro-
gressive, as well as reliable Arm. who
put a guarantee on all goods they sell.
pleased customer. JOHN BECKER &
co, 1927 Jacob street.
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CHRISTMAS
CLOTHING and
FURNISHINGS.

Here is the place where Christmas dollars
and cents command more than anywhere
else. EVERY DEPARTMENT is putting
its best foot forward to capture the holiday
trade The pronounced excellence of our
clothing should decide you. The best and
most comprehensive line Of furnishing goods
should convince you Father, Husband,
Son, Brother or Sweetheart can be suited
here better and cheaper than anywhere else
in town. We would be pleased to see you
inside our store at this season.
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In ClerlI Robertson,s Once.

Yesterday In Clerk Robertson's Office.
there were two deeds OF trust and the
following realty transfer recorded:
Deed dated November "a. 1889, from
Greenwood cemetery to David @. Kee-
nan, transferring part of cemetery lot;
consideration. So so.
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overholt or Dougherty, 8 years old,
81 quart, So 81 gallon, overholt or
Dougherty, 8 years old, 75c quart,
80 70 gallon. Maple Grove, the best
SO 90 Rye that money can buy, Send
price and name kind. We Will ship
at once. Full measure guaranteed.
I. A. GAREE, 1904 Market street,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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Marcus Ward & Co.'s Calendars
with quotation for every day in the
year, religious, poetlcal and prose. Old
fashioned. but most satisfactory yet In
vented, at
STATIONS BOOK STORE.
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We have lifted more than twenty
thousand paiFo Of SpeCtacles, giving uS
. record ana experience uneqlialled by
any other OBJ i6fhn In West Virginia.
satisfaction Guaranteed.
JACOB w. GRUBB, Opticlnu,
No. 1906 Market Street.
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CHRISTMAS Stockings: something
new. Call and see them at
ALBERT DTTTMAR'S.
1903 Market Street.
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YoU can get the 2O-game combina-
ton Archarena Board at our store for
$3.50, $500 elsewhere.
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WE have just opened a case Of Hand
Stamped Initial Stationery For sale
only at ALBERT DITTMAR'S,
1903 Market Street.
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IT takes two to pick quarrel, but
any one can pick dne Piano at a
very low price at Houses during the
Holidays.
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GOOD Leather Collar and Gun
Boxes as long as they last to-day, at
81 90. ETZ & sEIFERT.
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FINE Line OF "'coldona" Diamond
Ear Rings and Studs at ODBERT'S,
south end creek bridge.
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..AN IMMENSE I0W
That Of the Joseph .. William Lafg.
est TowbOat on tie River.
THREE QUARTERS OF MILLION.

Buahels IN the Twonty-Four Boats.
Eighteen Hundred Cars Would DO
Required to Transport This GUAM
tity By Ran, and the Transports
tion Cost Would b Tenfold = Coal
Fleet Passing.
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NOTICE.

In fairness to our late as
we'll as early customers we
have decided to continue our
20 per cent discount sale
until January l.
Remember we give 20 per
cent off the regular price of
anything in our large stock of
$4,000 worth of Diamonds,
Watches, Clocks, Sllverware,
etc.
Shelf BROS,
Corner Main and Elayenth Street
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STERLING Silver and Ebony Goods.
W. j. LuKENS, One Price Jeweler.
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TABLEWARE In sets or open stock
in China and Porcelain at the WEDGE
WOOD, 1903 Min street.
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Crochet bedroom slippers, have
lambs wool insOles. sT1FE1 & co.
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IRON and Wooden Wagons, velocI-
pedes, WheGlbarrows, etc.
JOS. GRAVES SON.
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WE actually have those Carpets in
stock we have been telling you about.
BLATCHLEY'S FURNITURE STORE,
w&s 22f7 and 22ig Market Street.
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watcher.

Reliable movements in any priced
cases for Indies or gentlemen.
MNAMEE, 1907 Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-16
Bracalata.

Nethersole and Chain Bracelets Of
handsome patterns at lowest prices in
the city.
M'NAMEE, 1907 Market Street.