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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-21

The river was stationary last evening
the marks at the wharf indicating five
feet II inches.
The Exchange departed for Cincinnati
at lOA ", and the Express for PGrkers,
burg at 10t A. N. yesterday.
The Granite State arrived from Ports
mouth aud departed Tor Pittsburgh about
Arm.
The skillinger was due last night from
Pittsburgh, en- route to Cincinnati.
Departures for to-day: MAllie RsgAn
TOR Pittsburgh, att A. ", and the Courisl
for Parkesburg at 10i AN.
The Reindeer passed up with foul
empty barges.
The A. j. Baker, coming down from
Pittsburgh with several freight barges
stuck near the Water Works for somt
time. She has been sticking all the way
down.
Tuesdays Cincinnati 7imes says:
The Ed. Hobbs arrived from Wheeling
last night with q tow OF Manufactured
ware, and was laid up at the foot Of Lud-
low street to make some repairs to hel
machinery. She proceeds on her way "a
st. Louis this evening,
by Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, May 20.-RIVer 4 feet
inches and about on q stand.
EVANSVILLE, May 20.-River falling
Weather clear and cloudy alternately
Mercury 6l to "a. Boats upton sher.
lock, Lawrence, Bermuda, Geo. Roberts
and Idlewild. Down-Grsy Eagle, T. N
Miller and Mary Ament. Business very
dull.
CAIRO, yIsy 2O.-River fallen 20 inches
Weather clear. Mercury 7s. Arrived
ALT Stevens, Dyersburg; KDgour. Cincin.
natl; Mary Davsge, st, Louis. Departed
Stevens, St. Louis; West Wind, Ohio
river.
sf. LOUIS, Nay 2O.-Arrived-spread
Eagle, Charles Brown, Cairo; johnson
Keokuk; Lady Lee, Illinois river; Jasper
Cincinnati. Depsrted-Gate City, Gale
ma; Lady Lee, Peoria, Bee and Sander
New Orleans; Grand Tower, Memphis;
Clinton, St. Paul; johnson, Keokuk; Mol
lie Ebert, Pittsburgh; St Genevieve, Vicks.
burg; Lsbsrge, Missouri river; Davage,
Cairo. River falling, with nine feet "a
Cairo. Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, May 20-River III feet
and falling. ArriTed-Anna, Tennessee
river. Departed-Charmer, Evansville;
Nick Longworth, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, Nay 20.-River falling; 9
feet Z inches in the canal and 4 feet 2
inches in the chute. Arriyed-Arlipgton
from Memphis; Charley Bowen, from
Pomeroy and returned. The Hobbs and
tow passed over the falls for 81. Louis.
The Arlington and Parker reshipped
their passengers on the United States.
The canal Is full Of mud and the locks are
out Of order. No boats up to-day. The
Sam. Hale and tow got through with
much trouble. Weather cloudy. Bust
ness dull.
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SUICIDE ny HANGRG.-About 5 o'clock
yesterday morning a German named
Jacob singley was found hanging by the
neck dead in a stable connected with
Anton ReymGnn's brewery, in Est
Wheeling. sipgley had been in the EN-.
ploy Of Mr.. Reymann for several years,
but became dlssolute and was discharged
9 week since. About 9 o'clock on Tues
day evening he was observed about the
brewery, and 1t is thought in an intox-
icated condition. When found he had
been dead probably several hours. A
rope was lied around his neck and the
other end attached to a post q few inches
above his head. his feet were upon the
floor, and it is evident that he deliberate.
ly leaned forward in that position aud
strangled himself.
Squire Launder impanelled q Jury
consisting of the following named gentle
men: W. P. Adams, foreman; William
Hamsn, Joseph Werner, Frank Klug,
Joseph McFadden, Patrick Connell, Hen.
ry Wslkensur, VIM. Lsughlin, VIM.
Woods, VIM. Robb, Andrew Rock and
Robert sfpes. The jury returned a YER
dict to the effect that deceased had come
to bis death by his own hands.
singley was about thirty years Of age,
unmarried, and had no relatives in this
country. No cause Is known for the &C t.
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PKRsoNAL.-Mrs. Mary E. Springer
formerly Miss Trueman), Of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, Is stopping for few days with old
friends in Bridgeport. Mrs. Springer will
be remembered by many as having
gained some reputation as lecturer over
the river before her marriage. She has
since taken an active part in the temper.
suce campaign st GAINESVILLE, Newark,
Mansfield and other Ohio towns. Mrs.
Springer is an Agreeable speaker, and we
have no doubt that many Of her friends
in this city would like to hear her. We
understand that she proposes returning TO
ZanesYille on Saturday next
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NATIONAL CAMP MKETNa.-The 10
cal Board Of Control of the National
Camp Meeting held q meeting Wednes-
day evening, which was well attended.
The Treasurer made an exhibit Of the
ia ! u. meeting, showing the receipts to be
S4'Va and the expenditures $4,219 40.
The Association appointed committee
70 taEe the necessary steps to procure a
charter Of incorporation. The 18th oil
August next was selected as the day ior
holding the next annual meeting
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MUNICIPAL CouRT.-This court held
a brief session yesterday:
In the chancery case Of Charles n
Hogg, Administrator, q. VIM. Patterson
a decree was made ordering the transfer
Of the Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co
stock to the complainant.
In the case Of James E. stansbury G,
John G. Heitley, judgment was entered
for the plaintiff for $l,057 IS.
Court then adjourned until Friday al
l0i AN
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court yesterday
disposed Of the following business: -
In the case of Wharton Is, Board o.
Supervisors of Ohio County, the demurrer
to the declaration was overuled, and the
case set for trial on the 26th inst.
In the case Of Gorge Is. Gaughan, ar
action for damages for alleged injury to
land, the jury returned verdict for the
plaintiff for $50.
The hearing ofthe case Of N. G. Arthur
6. Franklin Insurance Co. was commenc.
ed. The plaintiff sues upon an account
for services and money paid for the use oil
the company. r G. Barr and Daniel
Peck appear for plaintiff, and D. Lamb
and j. H. Good for defendants.
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SALES CONTAMINATION the petition
Of John 8. Gsryin, guardian OF the chill.
dren Of Geo. Roberts, the sale Of the land
Of his wards was confirmed in the Circuit
Court yesterday, and the proceeds direct.
ed 10 be placed on interest.
n. ]. Ternan, guardian, in the Circuit
Court yesterday reported the sale Of the
real estate Of his wards, situated on the
corner Of Huron and Delaware streets,
under former decree, to D. N. Alex.
Ander, for the sum Of 81 $40, and the
sale was confirmed and the proceeds di.
rected to be loaned out.
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BEFORE SQUIRE LAuNDRR. - Upor
complaint Of Rosa Gillespy, Celia Glllespy
was arrested and taken before Squire
LGunder yesterday, charged with Great
ing a disturbance. After an examination
Of the case, Celia was required to give
bond in the sum Of $50 to keep the peace
for six months.
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HEIAnOID's BUcHu Is sill in the u.
NTH oil It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still Manufactured al
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and d
sold BY all respectable druggists. 1t d
warranted for al diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
ieits. Genuine has pfOprietofs private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent dGW
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WoNAN's FOREIGN MISSIONARY So
uETT.-The WomAn's Foreign Mission
AIRY Society holds District Convention
In the Fourth Street N. 3. Church to-
day Services will commence at OF A. N
Mrs. Blng, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Dr.. Reilly,
and Others will address the meeting. Al
TP,M the auxiliary societies win be id.
dressed BY Nm, BIps,
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: BODY OF ]. L. HEReRRAyRs FOUND IN
Tm RryER.-About nomyesterday some
boys were fGhing in the river near Vii
sons saw mil, Eighth Ward, when they
found the body Of 9 man in the water
lodged against 0 log raft. The body was
drawn ashore and found 70 have been in
the water % long that the features were
utterly unacceptable. The hair had all
iGllen Of, and the head swollen 10 twice
its natural size. In the pockets were
found y s. in money, q pair Of gloves,
pocketbook, comb, diary, several granting
tools and 20 IbustAeSs card Of N.
W. Miller, painter. There was some
writing in the diary, but the
book had been in the water % long that
1t was impossible TO distinguish the out
lines Of the letters. he was Attired In
plain clothing, and wore q calico shirt and
wooden undenhirt Prom the tools and
card It was concluded that he was q
painter. II was also supposed 10 be the
body Of ]. L. HNEreayes, q painter, who
had been missing from the city since April
25th.
Squire Schultz impanelled the follow.
ing jury: VIM. Mcpherson, foreman;
AbrAm Vernon, Henry Q. Myep, James
T. McCrady, VIM. N. Lynch, Charles
Funck, Joseph Doyle, Philip Hoffman,
Jacob Honecker, D. ]. Nice rmick, Chas.
King, Ferdinand Boppert. The follow.
ing verdict was returned:
Ohio County 70 eit:
An inqulsition taken on the river shore
In the district Of Richie, in Ohio county,
on the Goth day Of May, 1874, before John
W. Schultz, Justice Of the Peace ofthe
District Of Richie, In Ohio county, upon
the view Of the body Of an unknown per.
SOD, there lying dead. The jurors sworn
TO enquire when, how, and by what
means the said person came to his death
uponIthelr oaths. do say, that the said per.
son came TO his death by accidental
drowning. In testimony whereof the said
Justice and jurors hereto set their hands
The body was then taken up to Men
deIs cabinet shop, and q coffin ordered
A relation Of Mr.. HArgreayes called, and
by means Of the clothing and a piece Of
money found upon the body, identified Il
as the remains Of the missing man. 1t Il
supposed that the unfortunate man COM
mitted suicide by jumping into the river
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"LADY AUDLEY's SECRET" = This
popular plsy was presented by the D Este
company in the Opera House last night to
q small audience. The acting ofthis com.
pany seems to improve with acquaintance,
and the entire cast last evening was de-
cidedly creditable. This closes their pres.
emit engagement in this city.
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NEW spRrsa AND SUMNER Goops.-
Q. Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy GtreetS, has juSt received full linel
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, YetingS, &C, Of The
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
70 the season and this market Large
stock Of Genhemens Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
facthred atthiS establishment warranted
70 give Rhsfaction. Prices Is reasonable
q any fSt-elas house in the city. Cal
and examine goods and compare prices
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provement.

A CoLoRED FEuD.-At an early houl
yesterday morning two colored gentle.
men, Robert Able and Dennis Gardner
INDUCED in protracted and bloody com
bat on Market street. They were arrested
and taken before Squire Caldwell, who
required them to give surety in the sum
Of 800 each that they would DO OF good
behavior Tor the period OF one year.
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PoIIcE CouRT.-fhere was bu, one
case before this court yesterday. Thomas
Hughes was charged with committing an
assault and battery upon Paul Heller.
The hearing Of the case was postponed
until this morning.
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DRUG STORE RoBBED.-Roberts' drug
store in Washington, Pennsylvania, was
burglarized Monday night and twenty
FIVE dollars taken from the money drawer
A glass was cut out Of the window with
a glass cutter, and entrance gained in that
WAy,
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GREAT excitement at ]. W. Ferrers,
over his new large arrival of Carpets and
Dry Goods, and chespness in price. he
is selling splendid Brussels at 81 10 per
yard, and other goods in proportion.
Now is your time for great bargains, as
he will beat them all.
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Our AND k.-L. G. Rockwell, who
was sent to jail by Squire Launder on
Tuesday evening for abusing his wife
yesterday found a bondsmau and was re.
leased. A warrant for his arrest for vio-
lating the city ordinance relating to dis
orderlies was procured, and Officer Tracy
arrested him and locked him up. He
win be examined at the police court this
morning,
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Ara meeting oil the Board Of Apprals.
ers Of the G. & P. r. R., held in Cleve-
land the 18th inst, fourteen per cent was
added to the valuation Of the rolling stock
Of the company.
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ANOTHER LAND sLIDE.-5O pieces Gle.
CANT Dress Goods-nobody's business
how We got them-just the style at II
cents, cheap at 80 cents. Stone 6
Thomas.
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A GRAND complimentary ball and con-
cert, rendered Louis Gaus, Esq, by his
musical friends, is to take place al
Turner Hall tonight.
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DnEAsED cHcxENs.-A peculiar and
tatal disease has appeared among the
chickens on tho Island. Mr.. ForSythe,
the WharimAsier, has lost eight within
the past week.
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Jun received 1t Henry jacobs q fine
assortment Of white goods, such as P. &,
MArrAllles, BIshops and Victoria Lawns,
Hamburg Edgeing and Inserting, which
will DO sold at such prices as to astonhh
svervhodv
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THE Municipal Court adjOurns from
tineto time to accommodate the attor-
neys who are engaged in the Circuit
Court
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GETs TuBM ALL,-1O pieces superb
silk striped Tsmise cloth, elegant sum-
mer shades, cost 81 40 gold, at rs cents
per yard. Stone s. Thomas.
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CHRoMos, Brackets, Picture Frames,
Photograph Copies, the cheapest and best.
Weekly payments Of only 81 90, or BY
cash, OF Williams Bros, 2l24 Main 81.
Centre Wheeling, near FerrelS dry goods
sAo,o af-A nh
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A RUMOR va, current yesterday that a
man had been killed on the Island. We
made diligent inquiry, but failed to find
the report substAntiated.
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THE Catholic picnic, which was to have
taken place on the Island yesterday, was
postponed until to day on account Of IN.
favorable weather.
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We are in for the war-all wool dollar
cassimeres down to Soc, and half.dollar
fashionable Grey MohAirs down to 25c at
]. s. Rhodes 6 Cos.
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Qheqnte4iig
THURSDAY. MAY 81, 1874.


/. D. Prayer, Practical Decorator.
Read This.
For Furniture.
Rooms and Board.
Notice.
Hurricane Lanterns.
The Fire has Started-head Of local.
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RRPAnEo THE WHGRF.-street Com.
missioner LeonhArt has about q dozen
men at work repairing the wharf. The
Improvements have been long needed.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature Is
observed at Silvey's Drug Store, corneI
opposite the Post Office, Yesterday:
't Is "a q SEE 7 &
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AT THE HorE1s.-C0l. ]. q. Boyd, Of
Washington, Pa, is stopping at the 81
James Hotel.
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BLACK Silks in all grades; tremendou,
slaughter; IS silks reduced to g. Elegant
27.inch black gro grain at 81 Is, worth
81 75 anywhere. Stone & Thomas,
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Music FoLIos, all kinds, cheap, at
Sheib's, lila Main street.
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ADMIRERS Of the beautiful should see the
Crsyon Portraits at Robinson's Gallery.
Mr.. R. hiss enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind Of
work. All who want portraits win do
well 10 give him call.
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SHEET Music, new, choice lot Just
received, at sheib's Music Store, TIA
Main street.
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A REGULAR monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Education will be held tonight.
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Pianos and Organs at lowest prices and
easiest terms, st Adams & Lucas, 1927
Market street.
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VIOLIN AND GUITAR CASES, wood and
paper, cheap at sheib's, lila Main street.
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Music Books, cheaper at sheib's, I'LL
Main street, than elsewhere.
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THREE Mason & Hlmlin Organs, cheap
at sheibs, 1114 Main street
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THERE'S not IS much sport found here
in base ball as there used to be.
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The strawberries in market are strong,
u favored with greenbscks.
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steinwsy Pianos at Adams & Lucas
1897 Market street.
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The event of the day was the trial run
at the Ohio Mills on making their first
nail plate. A large number Of the citizens
and some gentlemen from Wheeling were
present The rolling commenced at
o'clock and the experiment was in every
respect successful. Themachinery work,
ed as well as new machinery Is expected
10 In the beginning.
The nail mschines were also started
and the Ohio City Mn may be said &c
have commenced its career, as It Is now
proposed to go right on. We noticed thai
Mr.. Mckee, one Of the employees Of the
mill, has made an improvement fol
delivering nails into the hopper OF the
blueipg furnace. It seems 10 work very
well and will enable boy to do what has
heretofore been mans work. Mr.. Nc
Zee has applied for patent on his i'm
provement.
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TEE tuneIul and ruminative frogs in
the back river ought to be cultivated.
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THERE will be no Municipal Court 10
dAy,
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To THE PuBLIc.-The goods and
prices quoted in my locals viii always be
on hand. ]. W. Ferrel, corner Main and
Goth streets, Centre Wheeling.
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FOa plain and striped shirtlDgs At 1si
cents q yard 20 Henry Jacobs.
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FoR 1874 Bed Spreads at 5Oc go to ]
W. Ferrel's.
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Chickering & Knabe Pianos at Adam
q Lucas, 1927 Market street.
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Mason & Hamlin Organs at Adams &
Lncas, 1897 Market street.
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The finest assortment Of Sheet Music at
Adams & Lucas, 1927 Market street
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The Directors Of the Wheeling Steel
Works held q meeting yesterday alter.
noon, but as there was not q full board
they adjourned until Friday evening to
meet in their Office in this city. The
manufacture Of Steel d considered beyond
question q success, and the company are
considering the question Of enlsrgipg the
works and increasing the capital stock.
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Closing Sale.

In consequence Of the
death of one of the men,
bers of our firm we will be
compelled to reduce our
stock before taking an In
Ventory, and will commence
a closing out sale this day,
nay 9th, to continue until
July list. Our entire stock
will be offered at less than
cost. Those In need Of Mil.
IineTy and Fancy Good 8
should not forget to avail
themselves Of this opportu-
nifty.
|, RheinSrrOm g. Co.
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Tickets TO al principal poin1 In the ELst and
West eAn Be procured 81 he Union Tiekst Onec,
In nLure House, and a The station 81 Bridss
dscis General Passenger Z md a Tists aH 1S,p.
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PRIsTs nom . 10 q cents st ]. W
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Our friend fancy, the elder, Of the
Register, was seen rushing down the rail
road.with an interesting item on his arm
BE had an umbrella over It.
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Judge Cochran and Joel Woods, Esq,
are busy signing their names 10 the bonds
Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad.
There are 5 800 bonds, and the gentlemen
are signing from 8 thousand to fifteen
hundred per day. The bonds go to Ru.
rope: thus the igners are casting Their
names Like breadiupon the waters, to re-
turn after many days.
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Mnttin,.Fnrm.

A festive chap rejoicing In the supho-
Mus title Of Andy Kensernan; lGnguiShes
since Tuesday in the lookup. FerryAnl
say the cause 3 Wheeling WhiSky, which
we doubt. BE had the even change ior
HE fine, . dollar, but not the Eve twenty.
Eve TO llquldAte the cost. 50 he still
.pineth. .gi .HfIlIIi
The young man who was purged Of biz
sin in The Church on Sunday evening
and relieved oil thirteen dollars by The
Mayor, repents the payment Thereof, and
wants the case re-opened. Mayor Dear
can't sec Il. The money b in the Treas
1Iy, and the young man wiz get ftwhen
the SEA gives up ID dead. ~
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Transportation,
ST. Iovfs RxPREss

ON AND AFTER MONDAY Man
" IL is7h Trains wiz leAEs wlstlirg q iol
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UneQuAled In this part Of the State for .a,n,,.
ton and capacity 70 fufnisa ali building up