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p.s, stories for Children.
Mabel Rust. in the Gentlewoman 10
February

February)
From time TO time mothers ask CON
,erning the best stories for their chllul 81,
md lists are called for. would tspe0dda l..S
recommend the collection by MISE 80,
T. XVUtse called KINDERGARTEN STORIES
and Morning Talks, also, her STORY ol
.s'rbe Rrave BABY; the collection Dy
Emile Poulsson. called in the Child
WOrld". "The story Hour by hdte
Douglas Wiegin and Nora smith; rive
Minute Stories" by Laura h. kicharsgi rue
lane Andrews's stories, Seven Little SiS-
ana md Araminta Stories" by Gertrude
smith: pussy Willow" by Harriet
fletcher stowe Maria Edgeworths books'
Frank" Harry and Lucy" and Rosa-
mond": "The Children's Book, by HoIace
n Scudder: water Babies" by Charles
Kingsley. Mrs. Wesselhoeft's books
sparrow, the Tramp" and "Flpwlns,
the Spy: Mrs. Richards's books ne
Iovous story Of Toto" and "Toto's Merry
Winter: "TanglewOod Tales and w on
s.I+eirv Tales: 'Fables and Folk
stories" by Horace Scudder; kipling :
sIungle Book" George McDonalds ~Ihe
rack of the North Wind" and The Dou-
he story: Kingsles Greek Heroes /;
Nights with Uncle Remus, by Ioei
cbandlcr Harris; Little Folks IN fea.,
hers and Fur" by o. Il. Miller; BUZZ
~ rb go iist could be heightened. but there
o.. enongh for a start. For the mothers
rould suggest, first OF all, troeDtI ;
a.,5otber-Llay Book" Lectures 10 KIN
,,crgertners" by Elizabeth T.. PEABODY
preS,'er's .Infant Mind" THE First Three
Years years TT,rsining of children" by Malle-
a I,"'' pestalozzfs Leonard and Gertrude,
and kate Douglas Virgins children
Rights"
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TINCAsTLE.
The Birds-1iany Cared for by
Farmers.

FINCASTLE, VA, March S.-(SpeclaL)-
While # is known that great many
birds have been destroyed by the late eX-
IRENE cold and snow, yet the fIrmers in
the country have had an eye to saving
what they could. At one farmhouse
few miles from town. two or three coVies
of partridges have been regularly fed with
the domestic fowls at house and barn;
and il is known that other farmers are
doing the same thing. A gentleman IN
town has some twenty or thirty which
he is taking care Of and will set free as
soon as it win be safe 10 DO so. IL Is
certain that in this way large numbers
have been preserved. The heaviest loss
seems TO have been with the robins. Large
numbers appeared I'm the fields and woods
lust before the freeze, and now very Few
are to be seen.
II Is thought that If the old hare man
aged to escape the army Of boys and
dogs that chased him late IN the tall' he
was proof against all other sorts OF calam-
tiles. -,
Peach men say that the entire crop has
been destroyed, at least In this section
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10

cases which require his services. The
most important channel, and the one
through which he learns of far more
cases than any other, is the newspapers.
He has an assistant who scans every
paper in the city for death notices which
give evidence that the Public Admins
traitor should take in hand the affairs Of
the deceased. The police, undertakes,
and the Coroner are also sources through
which he is often quickly informed. A
fifth source is through the Probate Court
and the creditors of the deceased. SUll
a sixth source is through attorneys who
hear Of men dying with heirs and inform
the Administrator. In such cases il is
customary TO make the attorney bring
ing the information the attorney for the
settlement Of the estate.
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The John w. Daniel Club.

There was a good attendance at the
meeting OF the John w. Daniel Demo
cratic Club last night. and several
speeches by members and visitors were
much enjoyed
Hon. James l. Anderson. member OF
the House Of Delegates, made an inte-
resting address. In the course OF which
ne stated that he would DO a candidate
for reelection 10 tho General Assembly
next fall.
Captain Jack Redwood also made Q
brief address that aroused much enc
thusiasm.
Much Of the time OF the meeting was
consumed In discussing plans for the
approaching masquerade ball TO be gives
under the auspices OF the club
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poanoke Mention.

pOANOKE, va, March 5-lspecIalJ-
n funeral services OF Mrs. a. BlaiI
nc Who died in Richmond Monday
- undergoing a surgical operation
1o -S Mace to-day from st. Johns churcn
The Board Of Trade has arranged Tor d
.ssit 70 Roanoke Of the representative
~ the New England Newspaper be ,,SS u
ol ~ rttb instant. The league will be
81 n,ertained throughout the day by repre-
sentative businessmen.
Tbe washington annual conference OF
49,. Methodist Episcopal Church (colored)
'' ononed us sessions this morning in Davis
JIsu IN this city, and is being presided
a ,,@,.' nv bishop d. A. Goodsell, ID. D., OF
,,bsttonooga Tenn.
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LOUISA COUNTY.
struck by Train and Terribly
Hurt-Bricfs.


LOUISA. VA, March 9.-(Special)-
The finch snow has disappeared very
rapidly to-day leaving the public roads
in a very bad fix.
The west-bound local freight, due here
to-day at o'clock, struck Willie Quarles,
a colored deaf and dumb man. about two
miles east OF this town. and mutilated
him terribly. His body was brought here
on the train, and remained several hours
in the depot before a physician could be
had. He will more than likely die before
morning. The man has been twice sent
10 the asylum.
Mr.. George Anderson Bowles, a promi-
nent Fluvanna farmer near Kents Store,
Is dead.
TWO United States post-ofiice inspectors
are here to-day trying 10 learn who mall
ed a most insulting valentine to lady
in this town recently. Local parties are
suspected, but no clue will likely be got
ten.
A young Louisa farmer says he has In
vented a process to bring tobacco in order,
so that it can be handled regardless OF
weather.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Handsomely Entertained in the city
on the Dan.

DANVILLE, VA, March 9.-(SpeciaL)-
The New England Newspaper League ar
rived here from Richmond early TINS
morning, and the party has been busiiy
engaged to-day, under the chaperonage
of the Buslness-Men's Association IN
making the rounds of the city, visiting
all the large industrial estaDllshmei'ls'
Tonight the editors were rendered pan
auet at Hotel Burton, At Whlch We
aethered nearly all the representative
businessmen Of the city. -tate-Senator
Eugene Withers presided.
The reception of the visitors has been
an liberal scale, and the newspaper-men
are apparently well-pleased at the treat eat,
ment thew are receiving. The party VIII
leave at 1:4O p. NJ. tomorrow for Char-
lottesVille.
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DEATH OF MIR. MARCELLus FITZ.
He Was a Brother of the Late Cap
tain j. T.. Fitx.

telegram received here announced
the death in stanton yesterday OF ME-
Narcellus Frtz. brother OF the late Cap
tain j. T.. Fitz
Mr. Fitz had been very Ill OF consump-
don for eight months. He was 10 years
OF age. Mr.. Fitz was for NUMBER Oh
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r.rr,b,e storm In Australia.

BRISBANE. QUEENSLAND M@iSn :,
The northeast coast Is now - -
by a severe hurricane. Aireaus -
~, besn much loss Of life and property
~ ser,ous fears are entertained regard
~ the safety of the pearl-shelling fleet
.,hicb employs a thousand men.
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va, station mt San Juan.

The new United States nayaI slaII0I IN M
ne located at San Juan, Porto hico, W.
pe VI '' he kew 10 the situation when the
N NY as qua Sn canal is constructed, The Key
Nioa alood health is Hostetter's Stomach
10 ., su9N II guards the digestive organs
rom attacks Of pdigef $40 sa 6,Os as th
anu e..,i station at San Juan will ward
n nff attacks ta upon this country by foreign
foes.
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
Strong Assertions as TO Just what
the Remedies Will DO.

Munyon guarantees
that his rheumatism
Cure will cure nearly
all cases Of rheums-
tism in a few hours:
that his Dyspepsia Cure
will cure Indigestion and
all stomach troubles (;
that his Kidney Cure
VIII cure 90 per cent.
Of all cases OF kidney
trouble: that his Ca
tarrh Cure will cure
catarrh 10 matter how
long standing: that his
Headache Cure Will cure
any kind 81 headache In
q few inmates; that
bis Cold Cure will
uuickiv hrset m eny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10

A the season Of the year when pneu-
rnonia la grippe. sore throat, coughs
Colds catarrh, bronchitis, and lung
troubles are to be guarded against no.
thing is a fine substitute, VIII answer
the purpose" or is Just as sooa as
one Minute Cough Cure. That Is the one
,n,aIIIhIe remedy for all lung. throat. or
hronchial troubles. Insist vigorously upon
having Il II something else Is onered
you.
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Death of Mr.. A. T.. Menefec.

Mr.. A. +. Menefee died yesterday at the
residence of Mr.. J. McLaren, No. III
west Cary street. after a brief illness OF
typhoid-fever. Deceased had only resided
here a few months. having lately en-
parked in a business enterprise. He had
many friends, who esteemed him very
mighty. His funeral will take place this
.fternoon. and the remains will be inter-
red in lakewood Cemetery.
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form ~ cold and 20 on through the entire list Of
remedies At all druggists. Is cents n vial
II you need medical advice write Prof Munyon.
1900 Arch ST.. Philn. II IS absolutely Free
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years in the hotel business in Stanton,
but latterly he had been in the employ
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio in Charles
ton, w. Va. He was born in Albemarle
county, near Charlottesville. In early
.fe he married daughter of the late
Colonel George l.. Peyton, for many years
landlord at the White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Fitz leaves wife and four children.
Mrs Fitz, wife Of the late Captain j.
f. Fitz, and her daughter. Miss Julia,
will go TO Stanton to attend the funeral.
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CAST O II Z a.
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tention, and the style OF work ana prices
will be sure 10 please you.
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IRISH POPLINS-A new line, EN-
bracing every called-for shade, in
Guiding the very latest conceptions.
splendid fabric. and very swell, 81 pc
yard.
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SATIN DUCHEsS-solid colors, so
popular FOR waists. . full showing of
shades, Sc per yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10
Made Thcm Wccn and Curse.

BARCELONA, Jan. ?.-Thc Spanish
transport Notre Dame de Salut. which
sailed from Havana on December 10 for
this port. has arrived here with l.l0O re-
patriaicd soldiers on board. The vessel
WIS over-crowGrG. and many OF the
troops were foa&d to be III on the
steamers arrival. During the voyage
thrty-ninc deaths occurred. The sickj
soldiers were speedily attended to and
go Of them were taken in amOulanccs
to the hospitals and 100 others were re-
moved to the sanitarium. The remain
der OF the troops were in a fcarfully
cmaciatcd condition and were hardly
able to stand. Crowds Of persons who
had assembled to welcome the returning
soldiers. were Mortified at the sights
presented by the mon and wept and
cursed the management OF the officials.
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SIDNEY. Ncb.. Jan. 9.-At Sunol, If
teen miles east of here the Union Paci-
iic had bad wrccl, at 4;i5 4. nj. to-day.
Train No. . fast passenger, which left
Omaha yesterday evening. engineer
Charles Ell, engine No. 1874 and engineer
Reese, double header, ran into train
No. ., cngincc: Bonner. Bonner had or
ders to meet No. 3 and the brakeman
was just in the act of opening the
switch when the double header came
laundering along at fOrty-fivc miles an
hour and nearly orc hour late. Both
trains were on the main track, the en-
gines were badly demolished, entire
train No. 3 destroyed excepting mail
car and one sleeper. No. .. the compos-
lite car burned up. Enginee" Bonner
internally injured and several ribs
broken. Fireman Coleman killed. Ell
WAS scalded, but not seriously. Several
passengers were badly hurt and 1t Is re-
ported that Some passengers lost their
lives. 1t is impossible at this time to
get definite information.
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4 QucsiiOn of .Autllnrshin.

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Thc attorneys for
the defendants in the Cyrano de Hcr-
gerac case appeared in the United
States district court to-day and asked
for n pOstponcment Of the temporary
injunction proceedings. The request
was granted by Judge Grosscup, and
the lawyers for both sides We're told TO
agree upon commission 10 take the
deposition Of N. EoStand. the author OF
"Cyranu." in France. The court order
ed thr attorneys TO appear before him
next Monday. by which time. 1t Is en-
pccicd the commission that is to cross
examine RGstard will have been select
ed. In all probability tn" United States
consul Mt Paris vii! be asked to take
the evidence of the French writer at
tOrneys representing both parties being
present TO make the -eXamina-
iinpS
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OIL CtTY-River 1 feet inches ana
falling. Cloudy and mild.
WARREN-River feet. Weather.
cloudy and MILD
GliEENSBORO-Riv II feet aid
falling. james G. Blaine down Tues
daF: Woodward up.
Observation-Disclosures II feet G
inches and falling.
MORGANTOWN-Eive- 10 fee; 4
inches and falling. Weather. cloudy am,
warm.
SrEUBENVILLE-River II feat .
inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and cold, Passed up-Cruiscr. Du.
down-Raymond Horaer. Coal Cjt%
Ben liur and keystone State.
rARkERSDrRG--Ohio river 90 fee.
3 Inches and falling. Cloudy and srow-
Ing. The Little Knnawha is falling.
Passed un-Queen City nj n. NJ.
PITTSBUURGH-Rivcr lis feet ana
failing 1T the dam. Weather, cloudy
and cool
CAIRO-River q feet and rising,
Weather. raining.
POINT PLEASANT-Rlvcr 10 fon.
and falling. Weather, cloudy,
cl%ClNNATI-Rivcr 10 feet and r;s-
inS. Weather. cloudy.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 9.--Thc Post to-day
says: Official announcement has been
made of the completion Of a deal which
will give the American Steel and Wire
Company II practical monopoly OF the
wire business OF the country. Already
controlling fourteen large plants. it has
conducted negotiations for the pur-
chase of twelve more. The most i'm
portant OF the independent companies
which ere about to pass into the con-
troll CT the big combination Is the Wash
burn Il AiOcu. with Il capital OF $1,000
900. The price paid for tho stock Of the
Wushburn & Mocn Company Is under
stood to have been in the nclghborhood
OF 500 Il share.
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1HEO. W. FINK & CO.,
Telephone 6S7. 1920 Market S.
For Sale, Rent and Exchange,

FOR SALE-BuIlding Site, lis by e.
East McColloch street. Dirt cheap.
SnnaIi inrm. improved. Il acres. ThFh
miles from city and river road.
ley.
a cheap home. two-story brick dweli."i
rooms and kitchen, on East McCoIcA
street. Lot 20 By l20. Only Sl.IGV. TeFE'
A very line building lot on north SD
OF Fourteenth street.
Two desirable building lots on Wnb
street. Eighth ward--on very easy terri,
a two.story frame dwelling. roo|.,
with stable on lot. Lot d by lNl Sous
easy terms.
FOR Rents rooms on North Ma'S9
street. $3.50
4 county residence with grounds II
quirc ut once.
For exchange for city properly. WI
improved farm at Slstersvillc. 20 acres
I. A. SCllAEFER 6 CO., c9 n,J ya ,%si's s,
Telephone Jl7.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

Yesterday afternoon the stockholders
OF the GermanIa Half Dollar Savings
bank held their annual meeting and
elected the following board Of directors.
there being no change In the board OF
the past year: George Hook. Paul o.
Reymann. \. 6. Hadl!ch. Christ. View
eG. jr.. +. c. Driehorst. l.. S Good,
Charles VI. Oliver. sr.. +. NJ. Holiday.
". o. McCluskey Henry +. Jones and
James Mccain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10

One OF the luxurious achievements ac-
cOmplished in the engineers Office was
the bringing order out of chaos. as re-
CARDS the miscellaneous mass OF grade
ordinances, deeds. nlats and prOiiics
These were brought into the office and
put into shape 70" ready reference. in
stead Of being scattered EVERYWHERE
The abstracts Of deeds were secured
from the county clerks office. There
were 1l9 grade ordinances recorded for
so streets. 1S6 transfers to the city and
lG9 from the city; and f.O29 plans. pIats
and p"otilcs were indeXcd on file IN thc
Office by the engineer and his stab. so
It can be seen n great amount OF work
has been done. aside from the surveys
and superintendent OF street improve
mcAts.
Engineer White Is OF the opinion that
It would be to the c,ty's interests to
have an ordinance. which would pro-
vide for the report 10 council by MI
property owners DESTROYS OF cutting IN
thci: lots for streets. At present they
cut an alley or street through their
property without regard TO width or di-
rcctlOn. 1t will be CLEANED from his re-
pdr; of the urrqna! distribution o:
street paving to the wards. that some
wards fare better than Others In this
matter. The suggestion has been made
that 1t would be better 10 aIopt the
plan in vogue In otlcr cities, Of having
paving aud curbinS put down by as
sesslnS the property owners, The sys-
ten OF giving each ward 0nc-riCh,h ~
the tcn-c"n; levy doesn't seem 10 fiji
tne bll!. at any rate. M to dntc only a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10

this remedy and its virtues have been dc.
monstratcd in my own family for its use
proves it worthy of highest rccommcnda-
ton. Nervous debility. insomnia, indi-
Gestion and rheumatic pains have yielded
to its benign influence. | have known
many others who have been benefited by
its use. Men who have lost their health
in the army, or in any other way, will find
it beneficial, especially SO in building up
strength after fever, malaria, etc. The
fact that DR.. Greenc's Ncrvura is the
prescription of a noted physician lends
additional confidence in its use"
Capt. Pa,tec is right. DR.. Grecnc's
Ncrvura is the remedy above all ott:..rs TO
restore health and strength TO those who
have lost it. DR.. Greene, IS West I+th
ST., New York City, can be consulted
free, either if you call or write abou.
your case.
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Was Given Two Shocks.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Bailey Decker,
colorcd. was put to death by electricity
in Sing Sing prison to-day for the mur-
der OF his white wife. The current was
turned on at ll:22 and It 1l:2I he was
pronounced dead. Two shocks were
given him. After the current had been
turned on the mask fell from the dying
mans face. Otherwise the execution
was Il success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10

IN all stages OF Nasal Catarrh thnrn
should be cleanliness. As cXperlcrcn
proves Eiy'S Cream Balm is a cleanser,
soo:hcr and healer of the disease
membrane. 1t is not drying nor irritot-
ina, and does not produce sncczinc. #,
test 1t trial size is mailed FOR 10 ccnts
or the large for 80 cents by Els Broth"
erS, 10 Warrcnt Street, New Yor,,
Druggists keep 1t. Upon being placcd
INTO III" nostrlls 1t spreads over Tho
membrane and relief Is immediate. /,
Is an agreeable cure. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10
THAT CAPT. PAI'FBB SAYS.
He Gives Most Valuable and
Important Evidence.
People Read These Words OF
Capt. Pattec with Interest.
Aai They Should Lose No 7in' il Act
ing Upon His Advice.

Capt. W. a. Pattcc, captain OF Co. II,
,st. Rcs't VI. Vol, Montpelier. W., says:
at Is with pleasure TINT embrace 'his
opportunity to add my cntoEscnen. 10
the many who have already spoken N
favor OF DR.. Greene's Nervnra blood ana
nerve remedy. have long known ABOUT
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The committee on accounts last night
audited bills amounting to !iji 90. Tho
books Of City Receiver Forgey were cx-
AHMED AID found correct.
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TIE RIVER.


rs hNIJAl 5 DEFNRTI RES.
ParkerShurg. BEN liI'R. . y. III.
:;istcrsviIlc.. RUTH. $50 y. N.
Clarngton.. LEROY, $50 y. nj
StcubcnvIllc. r. ". BAYNI:, 80 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Cincinnati. STATE, S a, m
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. ) Il. IN.
par&crshurg. Il. X. BEDFDRD. II n. NJ.
Sistcrsvilr. ruth. $50 y. N.
Darlington. LEROY. $50 y. m.
StcubCnville. r. NJ. BAYNl3. go n, m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-MORROW.
Charleston. .kA&ytWiIA. GEO n. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN llUR. . p. NJ.
Darlington. LEROY. $50 j.. m.
S!st"rsv!lle.. RUTH. $50 J.. IN.
SteubGnvilIc. n. NJ. EAYNE, 2::0 u, m,
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The marks I'll p. N. showed 10 feet
and falling rapidly. Weather, cloudy
and warmer.
The Bedford and Lexington resume
to-day.
The Keystone State is to-day's Gin
cinnati packet.
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The German bank stockholders did
not elect directors yesterday afternoon,
the old board holding over, as follows:
H. Schmulbach, Frederick Schenk, \.
D. SeamOn. c. ". Franzhcim, ]. L.
Stroehlen ard L. J. Barha.
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iit,le over one-.ourta OF the street and!
alley area IS psveI
Mr. Whites exhaustive report L1es
him proud, and Il by ali means ouEht 20
be preserved. Future annual reports
H!ll deal oaiy with the work OF the year.
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Gencrai IoHces.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE Or THE |
COMPTROLLER Or CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, Dec -, 1895,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 70, 1895.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented TO tho unaersi !s:1' j. has been
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 tho Statutes OF
the United States. required TO be COM
piled with before an association shall be
authorized TO commence business of bank
ing.
Now, therefore. !. Lawrence o. Murray.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency. do hereby certify that The
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling"
in tile city OF Wheeling. In the cn"T:.y OF
Ohio. and state OF West Virginia, Is
authorized 10 commence the business of
banking as provided In section fifty one
hundred and siXty-nne of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
IN testimony whereof witness my hand
ana seal OF Office this twenty-nlnth day of
December, lS1S
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency. No. 5lfi de3l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10

The report also Shows total area mayed
with mncndam lgS.5i2 square Yards, maxi
Ing ll."9 per cent: Of gravel ii,GG1 srlIarc
yards. pcrcontnCr OF 40.
~ detailed table Of curbinS set during
1895 shows l2.Sl3 feet. and another table
shows that Wheeling has 1850 miles Of
curbing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-10

SCRATCH. scratch. scratch: unob,o
to attend 10 business during tho dn, ~.
S'esp during the night. Itching nilnr
hofrlh!c plague. Doan's Olrtn,or,
cures. Never fails. II any drug sinrn
30 cCatS. $50" S'",e'