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Eddie Gardner and squirrel" Fin
merry, In the First Local Bout of the
Year. at Bridgeport, Rattling Con.
Test Promised-Otllcr Boxing Notes.
Tonight. at Bridgeport, the first glove
contest OF the new year pulled off in
these parts will occur. The principals
are Eddie Gardner. OF this city, q
brother OF the famous Oscar Gardner,
and. james Squirrel" Finncrty, Of
Youngstown. Ohio. They will meet
for twenty rounds or more, at 1e6
pounds, under the auspices OF the
Bridgeport Athletic Club. and will be
preceded by two interesting prel!ml-
narics.
AS this may be the last contest pulled
of by the club the attendance Is ex-
pected to be very large. aside from
the merit OF it, for both Gardner and
Flancrty are two Of the best little fell
lows In the business. They Will start
10 do business In the first round, and
while local cr1nks naturally favor
Gardeners chances. Finnerty may turn
ont to be q surprise. He comes here
with n good reputation, and the club
Is satisfied OF the contest being one of
the best ever secured. Finnerty de-
fehted Jimmy Rcedcr. Of Altoona, at
Youngstown, last Saturday night.
Matchmaker John J. Murphy VIII off,
clate as referee, and as usual will give
satisfaction. Both men have been
training for weeks. and will make the
weight. The contest will begin at $50
o'clock. the prellminaries an hour ear
Her. Edd!es last battle was with Fred
Fairman. Of Pittsburgh. who proved to
be an easy mark for him. and with Os-
ear In his corner tonight he is expected
10 show further improvement.
Oscar Gardner will have IL busy
month In February. His first and most
importar- fight Is on February 7. with
Solly Smith. at the LeDox club. In New
York. Johnny Van Heest. Joe Hop
klns and bunch OF others Will help
fiji out the programme.
Any one willing TO wager on Finner-
tvs chances Tonight can be accom-. o.
dated at Oscar Gardeners saloon. where
$500 is deposited to be put up on Eddie.
Al! or part OF II can be covered.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Thc amateur
athletic union boxing tournament will
DO continued tomorrow night nj the
LenOx Athletic Club. and the Champion
snip Of each boxing and wrestling class
decided II 1t takes until daylight Tues
gay morning. twill take twcnty-sevcn
bouts of boxing to decide the champion
shib OF 1883. Great sport is expected In
me middle and heavy weight classes.
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II have Just recovered from the Sec
ond attack of Ia grippe this year" says
Mr.. James \. Jones, publisher OF the
Leader, Mexia. Texas. I'm the latter
case I used Chambcrlain's Cough Rem
cdy. and l think with considerable
success. only being In bed little over
two days. against ten days for the for
mer attack. The second attack I am
satisfied would have been equally as
bad rs the first but for the use of this
remedy, ms l hnd TO go TO bed in about
six hours after being Struck with Il,
while In the first case I was able to
attend 10 business about two days be-
fore getting down. For sale by drug
H.stg.
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The cleaning and dyetnE firm OF +.
Strin & Son are located at the old stand.
No. 1ltg Market street. where they make
speciality In the cleaning. dyeinE,
pressing and repairing OF gentlemen
clothing. Old suits cleaned. dyed, re-
bound, refined and repaired to loot;
equal to new at n small cost. Also
plumes and tips cleaned, colored and
c0r.cd on short notice a: +. Str!ff &.
Sons, l149 Market street, opposite
Schenk & Sons Meat Store. s
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

.'... Are not made by chance, nor can
49,. they ever In any material DO made
...''. at small expense. A competition
$3.50 Tor chcapncss. and not for excel
$50. lsncc OF Workmanship, 10 tho moat
...... frequent and certain cause OF tho
''''... rapid decay and entire dcsiruc.
'''.'. Ton OF arts and manufactures.
'''.'' For best twhich,is tho chcapesU
.''... work. tho IntcllISenccr Job Print.
..... Ing Oi,ice Is tho place 10 20.
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The busiest and migh;iest little :hinu
tina; ever was made IS DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every Pill is Il sugar-coated
slobulc OF health. that changes weak
ness into strength. listlcsSncss into en-
ergF, braiE-fag into mental peHer
They're wonderful in building up the
health. Only % cents pc" box. Sold BY
IyOpln Drug 70 2
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rFREAsrRY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
WASHINGTON Dec % 1898

" -N'iii->p l'-NI JCS. -S' 1870.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-.
senteG 10 the undersigned, |. has been
made to appear that The National ES-
change Bank Of Wheeling" In the city
OF Wheeling. In the county OF Ohio. and
the state OF West Virginia. has compiled
with all the provisions of the Statutes OF
the United States. required TO be COM
piled vita before an association shall be
authorized TO commence business or bank
ing.
Now, therefore. l. Lawrence 0. Murray,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency, do hereby certify that "Thc
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling
In the city of Wheeling. IN the county of
Ohio. and state OF West Virginia, IL
authorized TO commence the business OF
pankine as provided in section fifty one
hundred and siXty-nlnc OF the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
ana seal OF office This cnty-n!nth dag OF
December, 1898.
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency. No. ISL. desl
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Stockholders G!eeliuns.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIL
L RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS.

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
1 RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS
The stockholders OF The Riverside Iron
Works will take notice that. pursuant %
resolution passed by tho board OF direct
ora OF The Riverside Iron Works on the
18th day OF January. a. D. 1899, q meeting
OF the stockholders OF said company will
he held ut its principal office, o., the cor
ner OF Main and South streets. in the city
of Wheeling, West Virginia, on Tuesday,
February q. 1899 at 7:2O y. H., ut which
meeting there will he offered n resolution
10 increase from the surplus fund Of said
company the capita! stock OF The River
side Iron Works from twenty thousand
shares TO thirty thousand shares, and TO
divide the number OF shares so increased
or added TO the original capital stock
among the stockholders of the said River
side Iron Works In proportion to their
holdings of stock n the time o, Offering
said resolution.
In testimony whereof. ]. y. Vance, as
president OF The Riverside Iron Works,
and John d. Culbertson. as It's secretary,
have hereunto set their hands. this 10Th
day Of January. \. D. 1899.
!. y. VANCE. President.
JOHN D. CULBERTSON.
Jazz Secretary.
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AN EXCITING CONTEST
Will be Witnessed on the Fcuc Alleys
Tonight, When the All-Whcclings
and All-Lcaguers Meet in n Series
,r E;,, Cn,pn.


An exciting series of match games
will he Witnessed by a large crowd of
bowling enthusiasts tonight on the
Fettc alleys. head OF Twenty-ninth
street, when the A!l-WheclIngs and the
M!-LcaCuers, the latter a picked team,
meet IN fire games for purse Of $50
The All-Whcelings conccde their OPP
ponerts Il handicap of five on each
Player or twenty-five In each game.
As will be seen in the following table,
giving the latest averages OF the play
ers OF the two teams, the All .WhcclnGs
roll an average game of 500. while the
Ml-Le2Suers roll $50. bu, Wit. the
handicap of twenty-five pins they ought
10 score Sll pins on form, or nina more
than III" All-Wheelings.
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YOU ore making great mistake In
not sendinG Tor II 10 cent trial size OF
Efy's Cream BRtm. II is n specific FOR
ca,lTrh and cold In the head. We mail
1t. or the 80 cent size. Druggists all
keep 1t, Ely Brothers, Sc Warren
Street, New York.
Catarrh caused difficulty In speaking
and to great extent loss of hearing.
BY the use of EfT's Cream Balm drop
p!nN Of mncus has ceased. voice and
hearing have greatly imnrovcd.-J ]. W.
Davidson, Attorney At Law, Monmouth,
Ill
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Tough Dry Washed. StarcEcd and
Dyed 3 cents per pound.
Flat Work. Washed md Ironcd, 8
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents nor
pound. At LUTZ BROS.
lntbIi Home Steam Laundry,
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American--Red Star, White Star
Cuuard. Frcnch-North German Lloyd
and Anchor lines.
s J. q. TOMLlNSON Agent.
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COOKING MAIN


Piitcd Tonight.
Much interest Is being taken In The
cooking main tonight between chickens
representing Bcnwood and CIaringtop.
TIE main viii he pulled of a, Fulton.
and as customary Mt these functions n
big bunch OF money is certain to change
h...."". Ntnr"'tDg parties are intcr-
tSied III the hrnwO0d birds principally,
""d local fnrritrs may be handlers. II
has been some time since II biz main
mas been held so near the city, and a
DIG crowd Is expected to attend.
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G. &. SMITH. R Rss' ' Est.ss,
Exchange Bank Building,
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.

FOR SALE--Building Site. ll5 by 40.
East McColloch street. Dirt cheap.
small farm, improved, Al acres. Three
miles f-om city on river road.
ley. :
a cheap home. two-story brick dwelling.
rooms and kitchen, OH East McColtoch
easy. <'7,'', : - $50"
A very fine building lot on north side OF
Fourteenth street. - r
Two desirable building lots OH Wood
street. Eighth ward-on very easy terms.
a two-s,ory frame dwelling. : rooms.
with stable OH lot. Lot Is by 100 South
Chapline street, Eighth ward. Only Si,eso:
easy terms. 80
FOR Rents rooms on North Market
street. $40. ~
\ country residence with grounds. In
quirc at once.
rooms corner Fifteenth and Jacob Sta.
.irion store room. 2002 Main street.
c. A. SCHAEFER 6 CO.,
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DOCTOR BYERS'
ASTHMA TREATMENT.

All patients beginning a course OF treat
mcnt for Bronchial Asthma during Janu-
airy are accepted with tho guarantee that
II the treatment IL not satisfactory n. the
end Of one month. tho fee paid for The
month VIII be returned. d.. Bycrs takes
all tho risk. Can anything be more fnir
tllln this? This guarantee applies 10 mail
and ciico patients alike Consultation
free Tor Deafness, Ca,arrh, Asthma, Iron.
chIal and Lung Diseases.
The NapOrzcr furnishes at home eff.
clpnt application Of The Treatment. Il
saves frequent and expensive visits 10 the
Office. II saves long and tedious Office
waits, which are often more expensive 10
the busy patient than the treatment.
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fccciver;s Sale.
GeneraI Ioiicps.

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
IN OF BONDS
Notice is hereby given that the bonds
or the Fostorla Glass Company, dated
January ]. 1899. and numbered from thir.
teen 10 thirty inclusive. will be paid or
presentation at the National Exchange
Bank or Wheeling. West Virginia. These
bonds will cease to bear interest on the
Sd day OF February, 1899
FOSTORtA GLASS COMPANY.
By w. S. BRADY, Secretary, jaoo
RIO THE CREDITORS OF TUE ES.
Il TATE OR BARBARA ,ZILlES. DE.
CEASED.
You are hereby notified that at the re.
quest OF c. p. Flick. executor OF the last
will OF said Barbara 2!lles. deceased,
have appointed
MONDAY. FEBRUARY. 20, 1893,
at o'clock a. M. and my Office. No. HI
Chaplne street, Wheeling, ". Va. as the
time and place for receiving proof OF
debts or demands against said Barbara
IilleS or her estate, at which time and
place You are required toNattend.
Given under my hand as commissioner OF
accounts OF the county court of Ohio
county. ". Va. this 3lst day OF Decem-
Der, 1873. GEO. L. BOYD,
jam Commissioner,
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Zeal Estate.
Business Property for Sale.

The business property at 1928 and 1913
Main street, 2ixlOJ
1906 and 1905 Main street 601lS2. VIII sell
all or 20 feet ~ 80, -
The 3-story brick business house at l6co
Main street. This property Is positively
for sale ut selling priccs-not offered 10
see what 1t will bring S
TO LET-Store rooms, choice Wholesale
and retail locations
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C1rGries,

NASARIEs-He IIART2 MOUNTAIN
" Rollers, Males SEQ. Females Zoe, mt
HENRY H3LMBRlGHT's, corner Mar
ket and Sixth streets. seq
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JAMES A. HENRY,
EGal Estate Agent, Collector Notary
puel'c and Pension Attorney, No. Isl,
-M ALalI. slIcel. jal2
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LlOR SALE-THE COMPLETE OUT.
u FIT OF the Fnirmont Daily and
Weekly Expositor Printing Company. con-
sisting In part. to-wit: One nine column
Cincinnati newspaper press. one Gordon
Job press, one c2i1 inch Paragon paper
three Imposing stones. eighteen full fonts
job and advertising type. seven hundred
pounds body type. five fonts OF ornaments.
job stands, cases. rules and complete
assortment OF job type and other material
ahd fixtures used 4y. the E1positor Print
Inc Company. all in first-class condition.
a bargain will be given TO anyone wish.
Ing TO purchase the entire printing outfit.
Call on or address GEO. W. l.. MAYERS.
Fairmcnt. W. Va iai
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RECEIVERS SALE........
OF the Wheeling Drug componyi OF
No. 1909 Main St, W,eeIinu, W, Va,

TIE reccIVeFs VIII sell at private sale
and on reasonable terms. the entire stock.
bills receivable, good will and lease on tho
building of the Wheeling Drug Company.
ness is IN irst-class condition In every re-
spect 1t is n rare opportunity for anyone
desiring TO engage In the wholesale drug
business. Until sale is made the receivers
will continue to conduct the business as
trade with everything in the line OF whole.
sale drugs.
r. r. DEVRIES,
FRANK CRUISE,
nol0 Receivers.
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GGo'noan.
EorRcnl

TNoR RENT ROOMS IN HORN
IL BROOKS block. including rooms on
second floor. formerly occupied by Mlsa
City Bank l44p# -f4 ta' ss jalS
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wore signet ring, adorned with the head
of Apollo. .>round her neck she had a
string Of imitation pearls, with clasps Of
gold bronze; upon her breast was sus-
pended a picture Of Venus.
The Romans believed that persons de-
parting this lfe take up their earthly pro-
LESSONS in their new abode and therefore
provided the dead with means Of earning
a livelihood. This musi1lans grave con-
taincd bronze Tyre. caslancts, ana box
of,rouge, some Of tne latter stil intact
The graves Of Two circus riders were
likewise uuoarthed-each containing. be-
side The corpse, what was feft Of q leafh-
er sadde-not a side saddle, by he way
Tho leather work on the boots Of all the
ancient ladies is very beautiful; they could
not do better IN vienna or Russia to-day
One Of the circus women must have reen
Christian. being designated as "the
santcd Euphcmia.' Her corpse was dress
ed IN seal green garment with black
ftinges and braids set v shape upon the
lower half OF the skirt: Che color Of the
braid is altcrna ely white and violet The
sleeves have embroidery ~ white and vio-
lei gr,en on violet ground IN this grave a
pair Of house shoes were found similar to
those worn n Egypt today
The graves of the men contained all
sorts Of implements, besides arms. One
Of The ancient cOryses must have been
literary man wheB IN flesh for re was ac-
compancd by . fun outfit Of writing ma
terra. nk. s'yds. parchment and lhooks
Of rcfe,e@ce.
A thing which NJ. G1yet could not I'M
derstard WIS the fact that all the men
had back and al the women had yellow
hair. a chemist fOlvcd the riddle; he
hoir at foe rem8ies was dyed or bleache3.
win dya or . le ON tfat wcud be worth
thDusaIdE iu these DAYS.
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end seventeen centuries old grave clothes
were of the most fashionable hue-"By-
santinian," 1t Is called in Lyons, only finer
more delicate and certainly more lasting
Here is a dress of a noblewoman buried
al AnGpoHs "A long linen shirt of the
finest batiste, as the stuff is called to-day
with insertion of lace. The ground color
is white, with blue polka dots and heart
shaped dots of white hue in-woven The
borders around the shoulders and in front
are of raised embroidered work the pat
tern of which is quite fashionable Just
now. This embroidery is visible through
the overdress: also a modern frock The
dress material Is yellow crepOu. cut de-
oollete square The dress has Insertions
over the breast and is done up with many
flounces and frills. The poor dead lady
ore an opera cloak, bright red silk, with
a white feather collar and mai made Of
narrow bands of red SILK sewed together.
She had on tan shoes on which figures are
impressed in gold"
Your correspondent knows that he Is
challenging belief by the above statements,
but he is copying from the official report
Of the excavations made TO the govern
ment The yellow dress from the year 200
is edged with an embroidered border Of
many colors The borders of imitation
precious stones, now worn, appeared like
bad counterfeits of the Roman Egyptian
original
Some little time ago al arhcle appeared
in many papers stating that the handker-
chief was an invention of the fifteenth
century Flddlesucks! NJ. Gayet assures
us that the most Of The female corpses
excavated by him he'd handkerchiefs be-
tween their hngersi
On The Paris bouevards one sees now
a6ays many women wearing dresses with
embroidery IN high relief LIS so fash
ionab.e, Strange, the Egyptian
ladies' Of the second and third century
thought so, too. as their dresses prove.
And those big buttons, pastels Of rocco
ladies' framed in bright metal, which were
all the rage not long ago-our sisters al
the beginning OF the Christian era thought
ttem pretty. also, though they used OF
course different subjects, goddesses and
nymphs, instead of queens and great la-
dies.
The sleeves Of all the Roman dresses
were Of a peculiar pattern, which was re-
,tved In The Middle Ages. They must
have swept with them the ground, as they
MEASURE more than "A yard and half.
Thev were also " ide and voluminous.
A woman. whom her tombs one desig-
mated as a "mueician" had On coax OF
orange -colored linen: her dress OF purple
cloth was enlivenCd Dy red and green
fr,npes and borders; the collar was beaufi-
fullv embroidered. also the sleeves. She
wore a red leatner belt and a linen skirt.
with inc. colored insertion. Her tan shoes
were decorated with gold. Hcr handker-
chief had many fufo. lows. The comb IN
her hair was set with bright pieces OF
glass. II It were Of ceDulo.d instead OF tur-
lie sheH ore mIkht think IL had come
from Paris l-fiagc bazaar This gal
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that he would never run again. Joe would
not venture to call-nobody debut he
nodded cheeriIy to the sour visage when
ever he saw ID at the window as he passed.
Dave came out OF his hell and tried 1t
again, but 1t was no use. He made
three trips, but he would shut off at New
town switch in spite of himself, and was
no good for The rest Of the trip. Finding
himself unable to make the time, he sub
mittod TO the Inevitable and applied for a
switch engine. The old man could have
given him a nice job In the passenger
yard, but there are always old scores to
be paid Off on a railroad. Dave had been
sassy when he was boss of the q and
had the superintendent at his back, so
now he got an old WORKOUT hog, In the
freight yard-and he made no kick. His
nerve was. indeed pretty well gonel
He took a preliminary sweat under her
from habt-and was half tired. and who'll
~ heart sick and dscourag ed when he
started in on his 12-hour day. He felt a
terrible sense Of disgrace. II was a come
down he had never expected and he was
aware that there was a general sense of
satisfaction at his downfall. Not a man
had spoken word OF sympathy, and he
was the oldest engineer on the road. Not
that he cared. but
The unfamiliar work the continual ham
ding of the reverse lever and stretching
out Of the window watching for signals,
him ache. lie was conscious OF the sheer
ing fippancy of the yardmen, but he
TOUCHED il out
Along toward evening he took advantage
OF a momentary luil in the work 10 sit
down and lean his aching back against
the side of the cab. His old train had
come in few minutes before, and he was
INDUCING in bitter thoughts. Somebody
climbed up in the tender. and Joe Halli-
day stood before him. Joe laid a hand
lightly on his shoulder, and as their eyes
met he said:
Dave, Of mon. I'm awfully cory; I
am. by gum! It's too Dadv'
Dave gave him an ugly look OF first,
but The honest sympathy in the brown
eyes was TOO much, even for him. Then
shook hands. slowly. the hard look
melted out Of the cid mans face, and
he sad:
"Donsed If ! don't believe you're the
best fel.er On the whoe road after ALL"
which vas the biggest concession he
had ever been known 10 make
He got a signal to go, and az Joe jumped
off he called after him. Gene round to
the house this evenin"
When the minister congratulated Dave
on his sturdy sonSin-law, the old man
replied with such smile as no one re-
membered ever 10 have ccen on his face
before:
yes. pa son, he's a fire young feIler.
I was a pigheaded OF fool. but / got a
little sense knocked into re at last;
pooty near killed ne, though"
And Joe tells Annie that her father Is
all right IF you only understand him."