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CLAlRV0YANT AND PIANIST,
1896 Main Street.
second Floor, parlors g. : and 5.


Walk In. don't ring. This remarkable
man, whose career has been one OF sue
cess, Is gifted by nature with 4 power
that approaches the miraculous lie is
acknowledged by the public wherever he
has been to be the marvel OF the Niuc-
tecnth century. Prof. True Is Il prophet
OF Worldwide rcpute: he IS recommended
by every one OF his patrons. His powers
excite the wonder and admiration OF even
the skeptical. His advice Is infalllble,
convincing and beyond dispute. Through
his remarkable development OF second
sight, and his thorough knowledge or the
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Orient. he Is enabled 10 penetrate the woof
and web OF human lie. lie gives advice
on business. lawsuits. speculation. love,
courtship, matr!mony: he unites the sepa-
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ringc with tho one OF your choice. The
troubled and unfortunate seek his coun-
sci. Thousands OF hearts have been made
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Medtumtstin persons developed, Otllcc
hours, Il. m, TO y, m, daily and sun
day. Parlors so arranged that you Will
mc~ no strangers. Fees ;)c and No0.'
PROF TRUE, 1896 Main street.
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NY wife is up and walks about a mile every
pieasag, day; She irrls like another person"
writes II. Todd lIrgliley, ESD. Of Mount Jack
son. Marion Co, Ind, In a letter to DR.. X. V.
Pierce of Buffalo. ". when frs, saw your
book referring to the crTc OF consumption
though, would Try DE- Pi-Tce's Golden Me,ii.
cal Discovery and 'faYoritc Prescription as the
doctors had given her up, and so ! thought 1t
could do no harm If il did no good.
" When try to describe the ,rI@Hi | fail 10 do
so in words We shall never forget TO thank
God for giving us this means Of relief know
II my wife had not taken Dr. PieFccs medicines
she would now have been in her grave. You
CAN ask any one who is afflicted thus to write to
me for rioie particulars"
This only serves to show that what
ordinary physicians Of merely local
and limited practice will often fail to
accomplish, may become entirely posi-
bic to thoroughly scientific and radical
treatment, based upon lifelong and
worldwide experience with the severcst
and most obstinate forms OF so-callcd in
durable diseases. DO not despair, but
write 10 DR.. Pierce. He will send YOU
the most authoritative advice in plain
sealed envelope free of charge. His
splendid thousand agc illustrated Cont
mon Sense Medical Adviser will be sent
papcr.bouud for II onc-cent stamps TO
pay the bare cost Of mailing, or in
heavy, handsome cloth binding, for II
stamps. A whole medical library in
Que Iooo-pagc volume.
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MMECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items OF Interest About Pcopl,
and Events.

Daily Items OF Interest About People
and Events.
Private Charles Stewart. OF Companv
!. First West Virginia Volunteer Infan-
try, has arrived home from Columbus,
Ga.
+. 5, Brush returned to his homo at
Mcfeesport, having been called here by
the death OF his little hoy.
John Kettelwcll Is OF duty at the
Baltimore & Ohio, on account OF sick
ness.
william Lorcntz and wife are coniln-
ed to their home on account OF the grip.
Mrs. ]. c. Campbell Is Ill with ncural-
gin ut her home on Gravel street.
II. L. llibbs Is laid up with sickness.
Q "a 8 TORTA,
B,n, the l'1ha Sind y0a Have Asays Dasgh,
''s, Of s,zEAZ2zs7El
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Stockholders 2Ieeangs.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
i RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
L RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS.
The stockholders OF The Riverside Iran
WORKS VII! take notice that. pursuant to
a resolution passed by the board OF direct
orS OF The Riverside Iron Works, on Tho
18th day OF January, A. D. 1899, a nlectinr
OF the stockholders OF said company will
he held at Its principal Office, on the cor
ner OF Main and South streets, In the city
OF Wheeling. West Virginia, on Trosday.
February II, 1899. at 100 n. m, at which
meeting there viii he offered a resolution
to Increase from the surplus fund OF said
company the capital stock OF The River
side Iron Works from twenty thonsanl
shares to thirty thousand shares. and f.
divide tho number of shares so increa seI
or added 10 the original capital stool;
among the stockholders OF the said River.
side Iron Works IN proportion to their
holdings OF stock At the time of Offering
said resolution.
In testimony whereof. J. y. Vance. as
president OF The Riverside Iron Works,
and John D. Culhertson, as its secretary,
have hereunto set their hands. this Iqth
day or January. \. y. 1899.
J. y, VANCE. President
JOHN D. CULBERTS0N.
1asu Secretary
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OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
WASHINGTON. Der o. zoos
J. NJ. FRAsHER. President.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. 1885
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented TO the undersigned, 1t has been
made to appear that The National e..
change Bank Of Wheeling" in the civ
Of Wheeling, In the county OF Ohio. and
the state OF West Virginia. has compiled
with az the provisions OF the Statutes OF
the United States. required to he COM
piled with before an association shall he
authorized TO commence business OF bank
Ing 1900
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 OF
Ohio. aud state OF West Virginia. is
authorized TO comTence the business OF
banking as provided In section fifty one
hundred and slxty-nine OF the Revised
Statutes OF the United States,
In testimony whereof ,>>tress my hand
ana seal OF office this TWEEN. ninth day OF
December. 1S9S - -
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
-LuErcNSy. No. JiGi. deSl
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FIN IN THE BLAcKsyITH's SHOE.

-, Martin Flaherty will be his oppon-
ent. at Hartford, Conn. and five days
later he goes against Joe Hopkins, at
Cincinnati. No date has been set for
Joe Bernstein.
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lowing Judges to conduct the election in
| each ward:
First ward-J. F. McCombs and ]. w.
Cats.
Second ward-J. D. Burley and &. S.
| McFaddcn
Third ward-T. Z. stl!lwell and Nell
son Jones.
For mayor. ]. C.. Parkinson seems to
| have Il all his own way. and nobody
is contesting the nomination for city
| clerk with Lieut.. W. c. Conner. W.
y. kiddcr has pulled out OF the race for
marshal, which leaves as contestants
| for this place on the ticket. ?. S. Hubbs.
c. S. Potts and George W. Miller. Each
of these gentlemen has been putting up
| q stiff fight. and no ore OF them seems
| 10 have Il cinch on the place. Two
| school commissioners are to be selected
! one from the First ward and the other
from the Third, but they will be voted
for in all thre wards. The candidates
are: First ward Y. Il. Rogers and W.
l.. Manning: Third ward, l.. NJ. Hood
and J. w. Crow.
Four councilmen are to be nominated
in each ward. The candidates are as
follows.
First ward-E. S. Riggs, Herman
Hess. Il. S. Mcconnell. Il. +. Hodgman.
sNttlllOiI. INiSilIStI anu j
NJ. Fox.
Second ward-GcorGc Dorsey. ]. W.
Maxwell. !. y. Clayton. r. w. Hall, Da-
rid Levi, Thomas Cats and c. {. Mat
( thcws.
Third ward-William Jarrett. s. VI.
Steele. l.. NJ. Hood. ]. l.. GAMER. S. W.
/ Wade Isaac Rogers. j. X. =. Barker,
Samuel Wilson and William McGnl.
Three members OF the executive COM
mIttce are to be elected in each ward,
from the following candidates:
First ward-F. W. II. Baldwin. ]. s.
Mcconnell y. !. Seamon. j. +. Alley,
Frank Wade, Grant Stlllweli.
Second ward = j.. y. Bloyd. Lloyd
Chenoweth, G. S. McFaddcn, J. l.. Davis
and II. W. Hunter.
Third wards. N. Steele. Elmer Dom
Icy. l.. +. Littlctor and John Huhbs
All Republicans should come to the
polls early and vote. a winning ticket
will be nominated, one that any Re-
publican VIII feel proud to call his tick
ct when the election comes.
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Parents and guardians Of students of
OHIO Valley Business and English Acad-
envy are hereby notified that all students
will be completed IN their courses OF study
at contract price without regard to time
required. and that there will be no extra
charge FOR books and blanks.
J. VI. FRASHER. President
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Ardicai

+ AIDES: chchcs.tr's srsGs1 fearyrya Pts
u .p,aSot pr,"g.ars THO sss;; S; E: m;
Chichester Chemical Co.. fhiladA., Pa.
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cana.ries.

CANARlES-5cO AARTz MOUNTAINS
~ ~, Rollers, Males seq. Females zoe. al.
,fiESRN liELMBRlGHT,S, corner Mar
Get and Sixth streets. Is? SD
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The feather weight championship I'M
ques.ionably belongs TO Oscar Gardner.
It is true Dixon got the decision over
him, but has refused another match.
despite tempting offers on Gardner's
part. And then, again, Dixon said in
Gardeners dressing room. after Solly
Smith had been put 10 sleep. that he
would turn the title over to Gardner,
at the same time admitting Gardeners
ability and also refusing another fight.
SO It's Gardner. the champion. and he Is
sosregarded by the sporting public.
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P1sINEss PROPERTY FOR RENT.
- Store room No. iOSi Main street N
irst-ela& clothing or shoe stand No 1i6a
Main street--three-story building, running
through TO South street at present occu-
pied by Wheeling Drug Co Boarding
house. slxtecu rooms, Nos. 1856 and lHlS
Market street. GEO. ], MATHISoN, laOs
Market street, iai7 =
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The Metropolitan Club hasn't re-
celvcd any answer yet from Jack Daily,
OF Wilmington. Del. concerning 4 bat
tie with Leslie PearCe.
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The public is hereby notified that all
courses OF instruction are being given In
the most practical up-to-date plans known
to the business world. and ". most re-
specially request a continuance OF your
M
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Senerai Iotices,
....NOTICE...,

The parents and guardians Of students
belonging TO Ohio Valley Business and
English Academy are hereby notified that
all money for tuition and books must he
natd to the treasurer. mt corner Main and
Twelfth streets: that any money paid TO
|. i. Noise for the purpose named will
be re-collected by the company.
J. NJ. FRASRER, President
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Eo7 REDIT

store room ana six dwelling rooms,
Eleventh street, $40. Six rooms No,
10 Tenth street. S25. Four rooms No.
u fiiteenth street. SIS. Five rooms
No. IOG' Main street. $40. Five store
rooms on Tenth street. S35. large
store room No. lOG5 Main street. 81 90.
ittpestorr rooms MIN below Tenth.
one store room corner of Tenth and
Market streets. JAMES J.. H4tWLEY,
MeMI EstMtc and Looms. 1905 Main st.
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John Travis. Of Round Bottom. was
in the city yesterday.
Senator s, w. Matthews arrived home
from Charleston yesterday afternoon.
George II. Brown. OF Pittsburgh,
president of the city water works was
In the city yesterday. ,-,o-s
Mrs NJ. +. Cox. OF Jefferson avenue.
slipped on the icy steps yesterday morn
Ing. and bruised her face badly.
Evangelistlc servioIs will continue Mt
the Christian church next week. There
Is much interest being manifested.
Mr. Potter, general manager OF the
Gospel Trumpet Publishing Company.
left yesterday for New York City, on Il
business trip.
The pardon papers for Henry, Bach
mann. an account Of whose pardon was
,Iyei. In the IntcIiigenccr. arrived yes
tcrdny. and Bachman was released
from Jail,
Yesterday morning the Thermometer
registered twcnty-cight degrees below
zero ut the Central school building.
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feaf estate.
FOR RENT.

1? South York street, rooms and bath.
81 South York street, rooms and bath.
~ South York street, rooms.
II South Broadway rooms and bath.
100 South Penn street, rooms and bath.
l2G South Penn street, rooms and bath.
10 Zane strect-5 rooms.
l." Zane street, rooms.
Morrow Alley rooms.
1855 Main street, rooms.
S-room house ut Echo Point
Isl South Penn street, rooms.
> rooms on Wabash. near Virginia.
Store room In the Egerter Building.
Money 10 Loan on Real Estate.
THEO. w. FINK & co.,
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nor EENT--TiE DWELLING HOUSE
- No. y Ninth street, containing nine
rooms and bath. Enquire OF J. t.. STlFEI.
< SONS, 30 Main street ,cas
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TOR REHT-FtNE oFFIcE ROOMS,
A. best location In city Possnsuion n
9nse. .SlcoLLS ART STORE. i?Si Mar.
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ISoR RENT = ROOMS IN HORN.
~ BROOKS block. Including rooms on
second floor, formerly occupied by Miss
q, .. Lean: W. V. HoGE, Agent. Room is.
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Hnt time and trains wait FOR no man,
and the busy old clock on the mantel
Kept ticking away In spite Of Wiille's
W4SHes for 1t TO hush up. And nine
CLOCK was announced by u muslca! lit.
Ue chime. and in what seemed 4 few
minutes more, leno'clock trooped of into
me regions OF the irrevocable past. And
s9oh he mus; say goodnight. Leave
,he cosy l!ttle parior. the cheery. blas-
!nc hearth, the sott-shaded lamp-light,
ana the loved figure in the rocking
chair. Tor a tramp through the bitterly
co!G Night. to his room, which now
you'd seem ionciicr than ever before.
Willie did some mighty deep thinking.
rus vision painted jus, such another
'r.,nf. on the winter nights In the
years 10 come. And the old clocI; on thp
mantcl echoed his thoughts, with It's
Constantly recurring. Speak quick."
speak Gulckl"
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Monday night, at Youngstown, Oscar
Gardner meets Sam Bolen, n colored
lightweight. whom he DEBATED In New
York several months ago. On February
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Another well pleased audience saw tho
Lincoln ]. Garter melo-drama. Under
the Dome" produced at the Grand OPP
era House last night. BIT Cor The very
cold weather the theatre would have
been packed last night. as the show is
giving the best OF satisfaction. 1t de-
plcts. one of the worlds greatest tlisas=
tiers the Samoan hurricane o. 1889, III
which six German and American war
hsips foundered. The storm scene and
the scenc showing the sinking Of the
Trenton, with the band playing The
Star Spansled Banner" as she sinks,
brought forth enthusiastic applause. No
wonder the captain OF the British ship.
Callope, was moved to exciaim, God
save America and her sailors" after
witnessing this tragedy. Tie engage
ment closes to-day, with two perform
ances, afternoon aud evening.
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There was nothing extraordinary
about his reception. excepting larger
degree of cordially, but this was natur-
al in view OF the sudden cold snap. With
thermometer at Tciadelphia register
Ing ih!rty-tive below the nothing mark,
no Fellow would suppose for an in
stant that his best girl. should greet him
WIN mere how de-do? 1t was, oh
dear, Willie,lsn't It dreadful cold, Walk
into the parlor right away, and let me
take your things while you get warm
oy the IRE. No. you needn't say you're
not cold, and your face as blue as in
hiso: Step up to the fire like a good
boy" And Willie stepped, as IL under
hypnotic spell
soon her chair was drawn nearer his
,aah usual. and both found the blazing
hearth an attractive receptacle for their
eSes-ol course, thei- optics were still In
tneir heads, but II sounds nice 10 figure
Il taat way. Returning 30 Willie and
Jcnnle and the fire and the cold night.
ven. Inc fire was so comfortable and
Jennie was so unusually congenial and
soicitlous as to his supply o, the
nearths heat. that Willie wondered why
Lun'd cidn't Include more wintry wea.
Nher IN his calendar. Now, moonlit
nights In the past summer had been
very productive OF sentiment. but Will
&c thought them ashes compared viii,
tae creamy sense OF comfort stealing
over MIN as he shifted his feet in front
OF Inc CRATE, taking an occas ional side
ewipe with his eyes at Jennie, who new
& looked so sweet and charming before.
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THE BOSTON LYRICS.

The coming return engagement OF the
famous Boston Lyric Opera Company.
which made 50 great 4 success In It's last
performance in this city. will prove to
be an event OF considerable Importance.
II will offer 10 the Wheeling public an
opportunity OF again witnessing the best
repertoire opera company now playing
In the country. The company OF prin-
cipalS are all we'll known artists OF the
highest order OF merit In the musical
world. II includes Beatrice Gordon. for
years connected with DeWoIt Hopper
and the Francis Wilson Opera compan-
les; Miss Josephine Stanton, a soprano
OF rarest quality. whose beauty OF per-
son and decidedly winning manner
have gained Tor her the praise and en-
comiums of the entire press OF the. coun.
cry; George Olmi. for years the leading
baritone of the Emma Abbott Opera
company; Henry Mailman. tenor OF the
Casino forces; Robert Lett. the most
natural ard unctlous comedian on the
operate stage; Jack Henderson. Eugene
Rogers. Mamie Kingsbury and others.
AS has been announced, popular prices
will prevail during the engagement.
which Is for one week. commencing
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summer moons failed 10 bring the de-
sired response. Jennie was inclined 10
hesitate and Willie hadn't pressed his
summer suit In true lover fashion. He
had dropped hints from time to time in
her cars that Jennie Blair as Mrs. Will
lam Brayton would be q starring sue
cess. Either from a comprehension that
didn't comprehend or an intellectual net
that wouldn't grasp. she was prone to
remain unwon. \ word was sufficient.
Just Yes" And tina: might have been
forthcoming had the youth put the In
terTcgation point blank. But he didn't.
-,nd how often through the summer and
the autumn days had he resolved TO do
Or Gle, yet each succeeding evening
found him standing III at ease, as he
was, irresolute and undetermined.
Thus ne soliloquized as he pressed
his winter suit. wrapped his neck with
a double-ply muller, tackled on his ear
NUTS. and with heavy cap and heav-
Ter overcoat sailed forth into the zeroic
night in line with his engagement: FOR
he was d conscientious young man. and
when the regular company nights" ar
rived. Willie was OF deck without fear
o. weather. rainy or blustery.
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NOu CAN'T BEAT TT IF YoT,
playfair." Room and board Sc per
week nj puard Hotel. ~ Twelfth street.
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, Collector. Notary
Public pud Pension Attorney, No 1872
Main street feS
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Gor Sale.

FoR sALE-MY HOUSE, SOUTHEAST
u corner Chapllne and Twenty-thlrd
streets. Will be sold at a low figure Terms
Shook x Co.'s. lag
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EoR SALE-THE COMPLETE OUT
l. FIT of the Fairnont Daily and
Weekly ENpositor Printing Company, con-
sistiiG In part, to-wit: one nIno column
Cincinnati newspaper press. one Gordon
job press. one 2el. inch Paragon paper
cEtter. one three-hOrsc power gas engine.
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
and fixtures used b? the EXposltor Print
ing Company. all in itrSt-class condition.
\ bargain Will he given to anyone wish
ing TO purchase the entire printing outfit
Gail on or address GEO. W. l.. MAYERS,
Fairmcnt. ". Va. iai
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HERE AND THERE.

Teachers been like pie fer more'nia week.
] guess
Done no keepin' In after hours or recess; (.
Only licked one hoy-J!m Rrown--ar. then
Nothln' ike he'd got hada's valentines
An Std o. bein' cross as sin she's nice
Blu, not send her valentines Any old
day.
s'pose q Teller furgits in such little
Because iHstid o s,rappln's now he gets
not on yer tfntype-nay, Pauline. no use
Miss Ruler can't fool me by callln' me her
Got her dead to the world--her finish right
An do it. too, with Just n one-cent valen-
tine.
Picked out warm baby, pppin an
Just fer old maids who think they must
be cross to teach:
Got mug at makes YOU laush--wrinkles
by the score,
An When Miss Ruler sees IT sshe won't
laugh no more. ~
An then, there's verses Just rippin' her
left an right; ~
ISIS" calls 'em cruel. but 1 think they're
out slsHt. -
Id like to see her when the letter man
sits there.
An see. her hop around a.tear!n' OF her
hair
Gee! | bet it would bo fun II had the
chance
this Kids pants!''
Mebbc then she'd tumble that boys aln't
made o wood,
- oil MI ,.n
ers should. j. W.
The mercury had got tired OF being up
iu the air, so to speak. and In coming off
It's perch many transformations took
place. Where hot air wasSdistributed
with 4 glad band, there reigned the
marble heart and the frosty brow, and
the most concealed individual agreed
that he wasn't so warm. Jack Frost
was four OF Il kind by himself, and he
made the welkin ring with the frlgid
wa!llng and cha,teriHg OF teeth OF his
poor !egemcn. The underwear man. the
coal man and the gas man held high
rsvery. and the lowlr pluniuer took on
a !o-dly air. Their turn had+come and
they were happy. So low wfnr the mer-
cury that II seemed to stiketa leak. or
was evidently trying 10 CROWD Itself az
the bottom OF the tube tolkeep away
from the arctic air on the STREETS. For
the weather was cold-so ehld.that "the
oldest inhah!,ant' threw his sarns OF old
fashioned winters into theyfire, while he
ruddled close beside the blaze ere his
limbs should BECOME petrified frigidity
And men and women hurried along
the Streets the coolest of nights Silence
was both golden and imperative, FOR to
speak was 10 have the word freeze on
the lip. Even the electric lights twink
led teehly against the icy gusts: the red
lights DER the saloon fronts grew paler
than usual For, as the deponent here
tofore stated. the night IVES coolest OF
cold night. But Willie BraFton braved
the frosty terrors of the night. MutIled
closely he. sought the abode OF his true
love, the same being Jennie Blair.
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5or 2eaA

nor REST-sEy'ERAL GOOD ROOMS
~ IN me CITY hank Bul!ding. Inquire MI
INC CITY Bank OF Wheeling. inrs6
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.....FOR SALE.,

"...FOR SALEM.
STOCKS.
West Virginia Glass Co.
Central Glass Co.
fostoria Glass Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
Wheeling q Belmont Bridge Co,
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co.
LaBele Iron Works
National Bank OF West Virginia.
BONDS,
Fostor!a Glass Co
Wheeling Bridge Co.
Wheeling Stamping Co.
Rarenswood, Spencer < Chenille Rail.