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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-15

.NHw YORK, December 14.-Cottont-
Dull, at l23Ial2 7.16c. Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No. 2 Milwau.
kee 81 Sal IS; No. 5; 81 2S; No. Chicago
spring 81 i8oa1 81; spring ungraded 81 1ia
12l. Rye-QuieG western S0aSlc, Bar.
ley-Firm; No. / Canada nominally 81 10a
l i2K. Malt-Dull. Corn-Steady; mixed
new no grade 60 ia56c; do steam new o. Nc;
western mixed nngraded 5s1Ia60c. Oats
Quiet and 1rmer; western mixed and
State 33ISa40c. hay and Hops-Dull
Cotfee-Quiet: Rio clrgoes 16S<G20c; job.
bing 16Xa2lAc. Sugaf-Firm; faif to
good refining 9Aa1oc; prime l0<c. No.
Iasses-DHlI; New Orleans 50a6gc. Rice
unchanged. WhlSky-Nominally 81 II
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, December 14.--Cotton-
Dull At ike. Flour-Firm and unehang-
ed. Wheat-Qniet but steady; red 81 30a
40. Corn-Steady Of 44a45c. oatS-Firm
at 30a3Sc. Rye-QIlet and firm at SOC. Bar.
ley-Quiet but steady at socasl 05, Pork
I'm good demand; sales ut SIC %; held
SO 80 at the close. Lard-Dull; steam
50 95a10 90; kettle l0Hal0Xc. Bulk Meats
Quiet bat firm at 6asaSkc, partly cured
and loose. Baeon-Dull and nominal.
Green MeatS-Fair demand and frmer;
Ihoulders 81, 70a5 rs; short ribs$7 70a7 70;
hams 9al0c. Butter-Qulet but steady;
!! Western Reserve 2Oa2Sc. WhiSky-Dull1 at
81 90, g. -. - ~ -
HoGs-Firm; common s. OOaJ 40; fair
% good light IS 4oa5 70; packing $57Oa
s 90; heavy IS 90a6 co..
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EAST LIBERTY, December 14.-CArrLR
Receipts to-day 935 head, or II cars Of
through and IS cars Of yard stock; total fol
three days 1854 head. Best s. 12a5 80;
medium to good 81 50a5 90: common 10
fair s. 50a4 Il. aufI 4. ,h- a
Hoes-Receipts 1910 head: total for
three days 1880. Workers tS6 45A5 Is;
Philadelphia s. S0a6 90. 49,, ..f.,ar
SHERP-Receipts $50 head; total-for
three days $500. Selling at 81 00ai7I.
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FOR SALE.
URUsTEE's SALE.

~ N ihl lyagqis .,.a -.a4ria.. &
In purmante Of peSdoi Trust styen hy Georre
". EakhaftAnd wits, dlled August mn. In. mi
recorded In Ole Cietl's o1ee iot ocoanty. Wei
viiKinla, n Deed Book No. %. poge EsSI "! ana
alsS 81 ne written directions Of RSfhIFs EsSsIt,
vile or aid George W. EolhRIt, VII, %
WEDNESDAY, The 10th dAy Of DseenbOr, 1870,
sell the following descdbed property. conveyed to
may be necessary 10 Fay or the IGAs on bald pro.
pafty at the dAtO d the Conveyance above named)
iO-E1t; Lou Nos. nine (9l and Twenty-Five va, 10
North Wheeling: nlSo Lots Nos thtTty.eiSht lSSl
and tWenty.Styen t31, thirty-hx t6l thlrty:astcn
ISL, tUenty.elght (9S), tWenly.nine l29, thirty.
one tsil iblrty:tWo SD and thirty-three lss), Ia
North Wheeling.
Court House for Ohio county, at 10 o'clock A. H.,
on the following terms: third Of the purchase
money 10 DO paid IN eRIht the balance in AlSi
Twelve and eighteen months, With interest; defer
red payments 10 10 satisfactorily secured.
c. L. HIFEL, Trustee.
WHEELING, November y, 1876.
In addition to the above, WIN also obr for ale
at tho Same time and plaej partot Lot No. ten lOl
on Main street, North Wheeling, (about the one
third thereof being the Eame pIrt now occupied
by Joseph KletSly. noSO
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CHICAGO, December li.-Flout-Quie.
and unchanged. Wheat Active and q
shade higher; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 10
cash; 81 lsN January; 81 20 February; No.
5, 81 07Hal 0S; rejected 92a95c. Com
Good demand and prices shade higher;
4eNa463Sc cash; 40 January; Cs4jEc Feb.
rnary; rejected SOC. 0ats-Good demand
at SSs<c cash; S3;5te January. Rye-Qliet
Of Tic. Bariey-Easler at 63s4a8ic cash;
Gia64kc January. Pork Excited and
higher; $40 so cash; $40 So January; SIC so
February. Lard - Dull ut SOLO cash;
$40 l6a10 Tx january; so so February.
Bulk Meats-Quiet and steady. Whisky
-Quietand firm at 81 OK. ~ 'a' 7H'
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BALTIMORE, December IA Flour =
Quietand unchanged. Whsat-Quiet; No.
2western red 81 S8al SO, No. s do. 81 26a
l2S. Corn-Wcstern frmer. 0ats--Quiet
and unchanged. Rye-More active and
drmer at GSa12c. Clover Seed--Dull ,at
lS15al4Nc. PtoyisionS-Quiet and un.
changed. Butter-Actiyc, and firm for
good grades; low and medium dull and
heavy; western 22a2sc.. petroleum-Crude
easier at IS Nc; refined nominal. Coffee
Active and strong; Bio oargoes 161Sa20c;
jobblng at 17a2lo. Whisky-Scarce and
firm at 81 Tx. I ~ ~ .tisE /
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NEW York, December g14.-Business
remains quiet with commission houses;
jobbing trade rather more active. CottonS,
best corporation makes, very firm, but
quiet. Dark fancy prints In fair demand
for small lots. Spring weight casSimereS
and worsted coating IN steady request by
the clothing trade. ''."l' '''4
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lon:oonductors, prevent the lapia. los Of
heat - ptIar Science Monthly. &"

Dr.. MAosus condemns the use Of blue
glasses as protection for the eyes, and
prefers the gray and smoky elASSes used
10 England. he considers blue glass
specially irritating 10 the eye, and says
that many birds, reptiles, and amphibians,
have yellow or redish oil.dropS In the
eye to neutrAliEe this blue color and pro.
teet the eyes. ~,..-..., ....
An ofFense against the laws Of health Is
the habit OF wearing false hair. The
Precipitation Of the scalp Is prevented by
the thick covering, from eyapOrating,
thereby causing a sOdden and weakened
condition Of the skin, which predisposes
TO badness and other diseases OF the
scalp. Again, It produces headache and
confusion Of the intellectual faculties.
We all know what relieffit IL, during
hard mental work, simply to raise ones
hair by running the fingers througlrit.,
should think literary ladies either do not
wear false hair, or take It of when at
work.-Ropgldr Science Monthly.
MANY persons complain Of always get.
ling up tired 10 the morning. This is very
often due to defective ventilation OF the
bed room, or from using an undue amount
of bed.clothes and bedding. Feather
beds are too soft and yielding, and par
Tally envelop the sleeper, thus producing
profuse Preparations. The habit Of ly.
Ing too much under blankets Is also very
by reason Of the carbonic nc.
d, exhaled by the sleeper being respired.
Again, It Is common error 10 suppose
hat, by simply opening u windowa little
i the top, o room can be ventilated.
People forget that for proper ventilation
here must be an inlet and outlet for the
lir
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Toledo.

TOLEDO. December 14.--Flour-Quist
and steady. Wheat-Dull; No. white
Wabash 81. PAX; No,-2 white Michigan
81 24& amber seller January. 81 tSS; No.
Sired sf'2Sk. Corn-Dull; high mixed
400; No. 2. 49Hc. oats-Dull; No. Day.
ton and Michigan Sic; white SOC.
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F.RaHClAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


New YORK Money ana SHOCKS.
NEW YORK, December 1l.-MoNEY-
Sa5 per cent, closing at 8 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5a7 per cent. Custom
receipts $lGi 900. Tho Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $577, 900. Clearings SCI, 600 900.
Sterling quiet at s4.slha4.s5H. !
GoLD-Opened and closed at 107 Y. with
sales In the interim at l07szal07S. Garry.
ing rates Sa5 per cent. "nly
% GovERSMEsTs-Firmer.
unItel States g Of 1854, coupons ....ll6
Fiye-Twenles 1850
TRentlea s6S) new
FVo-T Wentcs le6D
Eiye-Twgnaes
New
New Four and half
Ien'lorues coupons
EuFToney
RAuIsokp isosps LLess active, butgen.
erallystr9nH rlet1
SEAT8 Bosps Fipn for Missclris- and
weak for TennesseeS. u q 81
SroCXS-Strong with an advance from
u 10 TX, which was most marked In New
York Central, Lake Shore and ST. Paul pre-.
ferred. New Jersey Central was feverish
and lower on tho reports respecting the
appoin ment OF receiver, although be.
fore the close these reports were known 10
be unfounded. lTransactio lions ~, 900 shares,
OF which 5000 were Pacific Mail, 1000
Western Union, 2,400 Rock Island, $500
st. paulS, 1900 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore
5000 New York Central, 5000 Michigan
Central, 5000 Delaware; LAckawann6 4
Western, and 4 600 New Jersey Central,
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PrTTsBURaH, December Petroleum
Crude quiet and unsettled; "a 0oa4 05 At
Parker's; refined steady At size, PhIlA'
dslphla delivery. .ts
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1ERns OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

81 ps1a, h .s4uaaes, pSlta9t prtpaA :.
I'm. y.aT.,.,..,........ 10 ootThpS nepths q 9!
n Z % lOIe m0nlh..I.-e...F u
bsIvefod By CSTTierS In CITY lso pr week.
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By sS.L II SSsaAea, SestaOt ftEaid.
Irs 5eIT...........Sl eolatx months. %
ia Cuts Of y eSch'
10 Cuts d y eAeh'
ia Cuts Of ~ escf'
And an extra copy " person getting up Cab
vF-The above prices aru invaluable. Romit At
.af h,E, In Drafts or Postoelce Money Orderl, lnd
Tb,rr nelthUT Of thee can bs procured, send the
,,ossy 10 4 Registered Letter.
-rH.HFsF - -
THE INTELIlGRSCERi VIII prSDant dGily the
nv, d all departments, from al iquGrteln Of
he world, o. well - eomplesO record Of local
sVents. ...
,uE WEEKLY Q printed on Thursday, and can
b hSd IL the counter, In paid envelopes, ready
iof mailing. nT8Ad COPY 10 ableaI JfIsadi
"a fsl1litEI teitA Hetet from ho1si ..
PGsoni .deslring "a Aate the
fIiTtY IpTKLl0KaoEn left regularly at their
r,.Iieuces In the city and suburbs, can b
,SryrJ IN leaving their addrea at Counting
Room, Of by drop letter through the post ofacO.
m coSTRIBUTORs.-No attention Rill b. paid
~ q Gnonyulous COMMUNICATION; every article
must b. accompanied By the gTitersTVal name
Snd AddresS
uu,lanss Lettetb lot 10 should DO Addressed
IN csmpbcll," and should In no Gaze 20 %. |
.;,Ssed 10 ether IndtddHal member Of The Urn "
Anne .. .. 49, ~
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WEEKLY.

~ 1soa, ta sdpSats, gditdos prepaid.
40, yu,f... - OOIaix mOuthl.........Sl %
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By ssStL, h SdeaAoa, peltaos ptqatd.
r..,- II b0lHtx r,nnihs. ..,.,,,,,.,Si 0,
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TEE RTELLlGRcER will prent daY The
he void, % well ~ q complete record Of local
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THIS is not a marriage in high life, and
there were no Directing or unexorable
parents. Mary Clark, or more Familiarity
and enpboniously known as bottled eyed
Mary, who has been acting the" Madame
in Malissa Robinson's house since the In
generation Of the latter, went out TO West
Alexander, yesterday, and was married.
The partner of her Joys, or sorrows, was
one Mercer, who was. robbed IN the
Second Ward market house about three
or four weeks sgo, an account of which
has been published in all the papers.
Both OF them were lordly drunk when
they started out, and crowd on the
wharf loudly cheered them as they start
ed off, on what is generally supposed, to
be happy voyage.
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ANTI-BELLUM CURRENCY AGAIN.
On Saturday, it having become generally
known through the medium OF the press
and otherwise, that the Exchange
Bank of this city, was prepared to re-
deem the fractional paper currency, and
issue in lieu thereof silver coin, that in
stitution had a run" Oh 1t from the
opening to the closing hour, and the
whole force of attaches could hardly ac-
commodate this class of customers. Boys
of all sizes, frequently with only ten
cent script, wou d drop in, and in an
inquisitive doubling tone, desire the specie.
AS the polite teller would make it
chink on the marble counter, their eyes
would sparkle in ecstacy over the pos.
session OF that which they had so often
heard Of but had rarely seer. Some of
the mills and other establishments paid
off their employees in the bright, new
coin, fresh from the mint, and before
closing up time most OF the merchants
could boast of having had more or less
transactions in silver during the day.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 8 feet inches in the chanRel
and falling,
The 1. N. Phillips arrived from Pitts
burgh Saturday, with tow of coke for
the Riverside furnace.
The Arlington passed down Saturday
morning, bound tor Cincinnati.
The Mallie Ragon LETT for Pittsburgh
at A. NJ. Saturday.
The Courier departed for at the usual
hour Saturday, for Parkersburg.
The Hudson lett for Cincinnati! Sat-
urday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The Salt VALLEY arrived from 1ronton
and departed for Pittsburgh, Saturday
evening.
The Carrie Brooks arrived from Zsnes-
Vile Saturday night and departed for
Pittsburgh Sunday morning.
The John L. Rboades passed down
Saturday, en- route for st. Louis.
The Nail City departed for st. Louis
with tow of nails.
The Express will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day at noon.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati thii
afternoon.
The local packets are making their
regular trips:
Business about the landing was brisk
Saturday.
(By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April 23.-River g feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool
CINCINNATI, April 23.-River II feet
and falling. Weather cloudy. l: has
rained nearly all day. Arrived-Nash
vile, Tennessee river.
MEMPHIS, April Weather cleal
during the day, but cloudy and threaten
ing this evening. River stationary. Ar
rived-Kellogg, St Louis; Baum, Gin
cinnati. Departed--Church,C Cincinnati
Houston, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, April 23.-River falling
with 0 feet 8 inches IN the canal, and
feet s inches on the falls. Weather coo
and cloudy. Depsrted-Cons Millar
Cincinnati: J. ID. Parker, Memphis
Charles Morgan, New OrleaBs; Kama
wha, Pomeroy.
ST. LOUIS, April 23.-Arrived--Min
neopolis, La Crosse. Depsrted-Colos
sal, DUBUQUE; Minneapolis, st. Paul AT
ter falling about one inch, the river be
gun to rise again this evening. Weather
warm and showey.
EVANSVILLE, April 23.-Cloudy will
heavy rains. River q feet inches
on the gage and falling. Down-A
Wood and tow; Ed. Hobbs No. 2 and tow
Grey Eagle, Bowling Green. Up
Clebourne. No business.
CAIRO, April 23.-A'rived-Hickory
Tennessee river. at midnight; City o
Helena, Vicksburg, 4 A. M; Ii. S. Tur
ner, New Orleans. P. M; Polar Star
st. Louis, II p. NJ; Arkansas Belle, Ev
ansville, 2 p. NJ; Grand Tower, st. Louis
5P.M. Departed-Geo. 5. Kinney, st
Louis, 8 p. NJ; Hickory, midnight; Tur
ner. Cincinnati, A. NJ; Helena, 81
Louis, p. NJ; Polar Star, Ohio river
noon; Arkansas Belle, Evansville, 3 T
NJ. River Al feet inches, and falling
Weather cloudy; mercury "a.
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How A DEADHEAD SwINDLED A
STEAMBOAT MAN.-Csptain Darlington,
Of the GAINESVILLE and Pittsburgh packet
Carrie Brooks, and as clever gentleman
az ever commanded boat, was badly
roped in by shrewd dead beat last Sat
yrday night. When the Carrie Brooks
stopped ut Bellaire Mr.. sd. B." boarded
her and informed the Captain that ne
had tour head of horses at Wheeling
which he wished transported to Pitts
burgh. He seemed to be quite we'll ac-
quainted with the Captain by his famii-
lar actions, although the officer OF the
boat did not remember him. I'D. b."
asked what the cost would be, and the
Captain told him three dollars
per head. I'D. B." objected to
the price, and said the Maliie
Ragon would take the stock at 81 81 per
head. The steamboat was we'll loaded
and in fact had number of horses
on board and Captain Darlington in
formed his stranger acquaintance that he
had better ship his horses on the Ragon.
I'D. b." hemmed and hswed a great
deal and finally said he would
ship them at the price named. He also
informed The Captain that he had not
yet had supper, and if he would wait
half an hour he would 60 and get it..
The good .natured Captain said supper
would be forthcoming, and for him to
get aboard. An excellent supper was
prepared for I'D. b." of which he ate
heartily. Upon the arrival OF the
boat at the Wheeling war; sd. B." in
formed the captain that the animals were
at the Stamm House, and ne would go
up after them. The captain generously
offered to send some of the deck hands
with him as assistants, but ed. b."
asserted that he had men ut the stables
in charge of the horses. Captain Darling
ton had big trip, and he proceeded to
make room for the stock. He waited
one hour, and "D. b. had not appeared
After waiting another hour he became
uneasy and sent some Of his mon up tc
the Stamm House to enquire about the
matter. His messengers learned thai
there had been no person
that owned horses there thai
day, and when this was reported to thu
Captain his face became as red as 1
turkey gobbler and he commenced to spi
white. He knew he was sold, and the sd
b." was successful in getting his pas
sage from Bellaire to Wheeling, with
supper thrown in. When Captain Oar
lington rang the bell for departure, i
might have been heard within a radius
of fifteen miles, he did it with such de
termination and vehemence.
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COMPLIMENT To A WHEELING ARTIST.
In speaking of concert given in the
Second Presbyterian Church at Column
bus, recently, the State journal of that
city says:
Perhaps the most attractive portion OF
the evenings entertainment was the
piano playing by Professor Ebeling, of
Wheeling. His rendition Of the beau
tiful solo, by Raft, entitled "The Spin
ner," was splendid, Indeed, and piloted
the performer into the good graees of the
audience at once. In the second part,
Mendelssohn's charming Rondo Cspric
cioso was most gracefully and artistieally
rendered.
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SPECIMENS OF COAL FOR THE EXPO
sITIoN.-A fine collection Of specimens
of coal from West Virginia arrived here
yesterday en- route for the Centennial
Exposition, Philadelphia. The coal,
which we suppose is of different kinds,
is boxed carefully and the heavier bodies
strapped with thick iron bands and came
from Clarksburg, Tuunelton, Pied
mont, Webster Depot, Wilsonburg and
Laurel Junction, and are addressed TO
Virginia Building, Exposition
Grounds" Two of the heaviest speci-
mems weigh respectively 5000 pounds
and another weighs 1000. We noticed
also upon the same train section OF
white walnut IRON Harrison cousty,
West Virginia. This section has the bark
on and measures SO inches in diameter.
-Cumberiond Times.
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TRANsFERs OF REAL EsTATE.-Deed
made April 10Th, 1876, bp Louis Viii
helm, trustee, Charles Wilhelm and wife,
TO Geo. Flsccus, for lot 80, northwest cor
ner Of Market and 23d streets, was sd
mitted April 2Sd; $4,000. s2
Deed made April sth, 1876, by VIM.
II. Caldwell TO Joshua Burley, tor land
beginning at the northwest corner of
ground conveyed to Margaret Z. Porter
BY Richard Porter, June Soth 1874, and
hing along the line of Market street,
was admitted April 3sd; 1850. -
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PARKERsBURa BRANCH RAILROAD
CAsE.-The suit of the National Union
bank of Maryland, against the Parkers-
burg Branch Railroad Company, says
the Baltimore Sun OF Saturday, WAS COM
menced in the United States Court before
Judge Giles and jury. The bank, IN
1870, loaned $4,000 TO VIM. Ii. Pearce'
on his note, secured by shares OF Park
ersburg branch railroad stock to sui
6cjent amount as collateral. The note
WAS not paid, and the railroad company
set up the defense that the certificates OF
the shares of stock held by the bank us
collateral were fraudalently ISSUED, and
the name of p. q. Van Wrinkle, the
president of the company, was forged.
The chief question in this case Is whether
or not the name of the president is gen.
ulne signature. Mr. W. w. Taylor,
president of the Union Bank, Mr.. Pent2,
corresponding cie:k, Mr. barnes, Guy
register for many years, and others, tes-
tilted principally in regard to Mr. Van
Wrinkles signature. The courts have
had before them for several years various
cases growing out OF the issue Of stock
involved in the case, and in most of the
cases the decisions of the highest courts
havo so.tIed tho questions in the particu-
| lar csses.
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PRICK another pin-hole in the celes-
tial chart. Prof. Watson, the planet de-
teciive ot Ann Arbor, caught q new
planet the other night lodging among
the clouds Its melton is retrogsde,
which is usually the case with one dcdg-
ing the eve of skillful detective.
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THERE are more rags TO be had just
now than at any other season of the year
Last years hats are pulled out and re-
modelled and trimmed over, ell sacques
and bustles are reconstructed, and last,
but not least, the old pattern bag is pro-
duced and terrible destruction takes
place. Oh! spring styles thou art power
that moves the world, (oG women).
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partments and Hook and Ladder Com
pany was on hand, but their services
were not needed. - va
!. TIE digging out of the machinery Of
tho Benwood rolling mill that fell in and
was buried at the time of the late fire
there, is now occupying the attention OF
O large force of men.
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New BOAT HoUsE.-The new boat
house of the f. A. Britt boat club arrived
last evening, having been towed from
Pittsburgh by the e. w. Hornbrook. 1t
is 81 feet long and l8 feet wide, and is
similar to the Nail City boat house. Upon
its arrival it was tied up at the mouth of
the creek. One ofthe first incidents after
ITS arrival was the falling overheard of
George Taylor, the captain OF the club.
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( yCosHs-Dr. 1. Lindoman, the surgeon
Uhiropodist Of St. LOUIS, has taken
rooms al the McLnre House, where he
will only remain Anew days. If you have
'cofns buniona orinGvwing nails ne viii
cure them without pam or drawing blood,
His charges are moderate. He cure The
very wort nails without pain.
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MAY BALL.-The Hegner Boat Club
will give grand May Ball at Turner
Hall, on the night of May 9th. The
Hegner boys have sustained serious
loss by their boat house being washed
away during one of the winter floods
The object of this ball is to raise funds
for the purchase Of new one. We
hope they may be successful as they are
deserving. The music on this occasion
will be furnished by Billy Mayors or
cheStra.
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SUDDEN DEATH Saturday morning
Otto Roedeger, the well known Fulton
saloon-keeper, was found dead in his bed
He retired feeling as well as usual FRI
day night. Heart disease was the cause
of his taking of.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-24
THE COUNTS.
C1sou1r CouRT-Judge Melon.

C1scu1r CouRT-Judge Metuin.
Court net at the usual hour Saturday.
After transacting some informal bust
ness Court adjourned until Monday morn
ing, at 9 o'clock.
The following criminal cases have been
set for the following dates: The State
vs.. U. Ferry, April 20; State VS.. burns
& Gordon, April %; State ys. Amos
Mayh April 27; State VS.. s. Mayhem
April q; state VS.. Sweeney and Fior'
ence, April %; State VS.. McCormick
Jamison and Gufiin, April %.
The office judgment document VIII oe
called to. day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-24

TIE Cumberland Times man says the
only jingling of silver he has heard for
long time, was in another mans pocket
In what kind Of money are you paid
your immense salary, every week?