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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07

The First School ExhibItlon.--On
Friday evening last at the close OF Mr.. ii.
X. CHARLES term of school in District No
2, Troy Township, he gave an exhibition
the first ever held in the district, which
proved complete success. With the as
sistance OF his school he got up very
pleasing programme, consisting OF dialogues
essays, tabIeaux, &C., and freely inter
spersed with music by Arion Cornct Band
of this place. The school house was crowd =
cd on the occasion and there is but one ex-
preston, that it was nn excellent entertain
ment. A supper was given at the close for
the be ncft OF visitors, which the Band
boys and those who accompanied them pro-
nounced decided success also. We
learn from Mr.. ii. Z. CLIFFORD, one of the
Directors, that Mr.. CHARLES has been IL
very successful teacher in this school.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07

Why is blush like a little girl? Be
cause it becomes woman.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07

Another PrObIem.-A friend hands us
the following Problem, from the Toledo
Rerier, for the consideration OF "Good-
speed" or others who may wish to solve
it, The true Yankee is here exhibited, OF
answering one question by propounding
another:
Find A, B, C, and D's ages, knowing that A.
is l6 wears old; B's age is years less than
nne half Of lis age BIS age subtrscted from
D's age equals C's age aud one-half Of AS
age, une- half BIS age, aud one-half of C's age
added together is 81 years less than DIS age.
Arithnetical solution required.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07
PUBLIC SALE!
The Undersigned will sell at Public Sale, on
his farm, one half mile north Of PerrysburR, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1915,

his entire live stock on farm, including good
young Horses sound, 2 thoroughbred short
horn Cows and Calves, some full blood Leices-
ter Sheep, some fine wool Sheep. aud Berk shire
Hogs also, Bees, in patent Diamond Hives
Farm Wagon, double DarrRge, single Buggy,
beautiful twn-horse Sleigh, Bob-sleds, Horse
Hay Rake. Buckeye Mower, Plows, CultisRtors,
Harrows, Tanning Mil, 3 sets uf Harness, &c,
&c. Also, Stoves, and a variety OF hOush0ld
and miscellaneous goads, too numerous to
mention. Sale Ia cnmmence at 10 ,'cluck A. NJ.
TERMS OF SALE; All amounts under SO,
cash; on all amounts over IS, credit Of 8
months will be given on notes with approved
security. A discount Of per dent. will be
made for cash.
JAMES w. ROSS.
PERRYsBuRo, o., March ss, 1876;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07
Express once Changed Hands.-Mr.

Express once Changed Hands.-Mr.
JAS. p. AvERILL, some two weeks ago re-
signed his position as agent Of the L. S.
Express Co.. at this place, and on the first
inst turned over the safe and business to
Mr.. c. b. SnEPLER, who has been appoint
ed to fill the vacancy. Mr.. AvERILL has
had this Office about ten years past, and
the business during thus period has been
transacted very acceptably to all parties
corcerned. We congratulate Mr.. SHEPLER
on being the successful successor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07

Dancing SCHOOL, Prof. CAVseN, Of
Toledo, was present last evening at Cen
tennial Hall, and met portion Of those
who desire to attend dancing school, lie
arranged to give the first lesson on Tues
day afternoon and evening next, from 4:30
to 0 and from 1880 TO IL P. NJ. Children
desiring to attend can go direct to the
Hall at the close Of school. Parents are
invited to attend with their children.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07
WONDERFUL STCCEss .

1t is reported that BosoHEE's GERMAN Syn
UP has, since its introduction in the United
States, reached the immense sale Of 10000 dOz-
en- per year, Over 6 900 Druggists have or
dered this Medicine direct from the factory, at
Woodbury., n. j., and not one have reported u
single failure, but every letter speaks of its
astonishing success in curing severe Coughs,
Colds settled on the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease Of Throat ani Lungs. We advise
any person that has anv predispositun to weak
Lungs, to 60 u their Druggist, A Z. CnANPNEY,
aud get this medicine, or inquire about ii,
Regular size, 4, cents sample bottle 10 cents.
Two doses will relieve any case. Don't neglect
your cnugh.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07
BELvILLE RIDGE, April 8, 1876.

TIE REPUBLIC Magazine for April main
tains its previous high reputation. Thor
ouyhly Republican in tone, THE REPUBLIC
deals plainly with the political issues OF
the day and the pretensions of the Demo-
cratic party. During the Presidential can
vass no Republican should be without this
valuable monthly. i is a complete text
book, and affords tho material needed by
every speaker and writer In the land. Sub
scrption price only 50. Send money to
Republic Publishing Company, Washing
ton, ID. C,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvEnTIsEmENrs

Resolutions-Oounci
Village Ordinance Oouncil.
Sheriff's Sale-C. G. Baird.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07

Siuglecopies OF the Journal can be had Of
Mr. =. d. Ross, at the Postofiee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07
iew Furniture House.

IL DAVID sITALEN,
FAVING removed my Cabinet Wareroom
| and Shop to the corner Of Louisiana Av-
q and Railroad, would invite my friends
patrons to call at the new location.
hose desiring to get furniture OF any kind
please call and examine my stock, OF
cd Inc selection will be kept always on
n. Collins Of various sizes on hand, OF
promptly TO order, 2T
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07

"If" says writer in the New York
World, "when you were boy, you ever
carried the family saw to the locksmith's
to have it fled and set, and waited until
the job is done, you may have some oonr
ception of speech by Congressman IIol,
man, Of Indiana,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07
BUSINESS CARDS .
STRAIN.

IN NEORCE T. STNAIN'
Attorney & Counselor at Law,
PERIsYSBUIsG, OHIO.
;-S5- Office Upstairs, in room fronting the
DuurnAI Office.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07

Number of applicants, 79; certificates
granted, 81; number Of failures, 2l. The
next examination will be held at Bowling
Green, April Dist.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-04-07

Prices to Suit TImes.-I must have
living and am willing to work for it. /
can do little save saving wood, and to Sc
cure necessaries in this way will saw as
follows:
Saving once in two, so cents per cord.
twice 75
once & splt'g 20
twice Sl.25
Please give me a call
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-14


NEW YORK, August l2.--Cotton-F Firm
at 12 5.lGal2Xc. Flour-Hcavy, dull mud
lower; No.2, 81 25a3 %; superfine western
and State S. 65a4 30; common 10 good ex'
ira s. 43a4 70; good to choice 81 70a5 20
white wheat extra So 3Oa7 80; extra Ohio
81 35aG IS; st. Louis 81 90aS 80. Wheat
Spring dull; winter quiet aud unsettled
No. Sspring Sja9Oc: No. do 81 GOAL Isl
new amber steam 81 Is; No. 9 Milwaukee
90ca$l o.; No. 2 Chicago spring 90a9Ic;
winter red western inferior 75aS0c. Rye
Dull; State 60as0s5c; western 5OaGJc; Can
ada in bond 75a7Sc. Barley-Nominal.
MaIt-Quict and unchanged. COnl-steady;
western mixed not and warm 5Oa56c; do
ungraded 52a57c; mixed steamer nngraded
5Gc; do sail 56a57c. oGts--Fairly active;
mixed western and State SOa43c; white west.
ern do 35a44c. Hay-Steady: shipping Goa
65c. Hops-Firm; eastern aud western "a
i5c; New York State loag0; California l5alS'
Coffee Quiet but firm: Rio cargoes l4Aa
IKE; jobbing ut l42lalSAc. Sugar-e9iei
but steady; fair 10 good refining 9a9Nc;
prime 0s6c; refined firm. Molasses and
Ricc-Unchanged. Whisky = Easier at
81 1874.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-14
Judge IL. y. Brown. OF Jackson

jackson County News.
As an example Of what the Judge has
done for immigration, consider what lie
has done alone here in his own county.
Within the last two years the Judge has
sold at least one hundred farms, and set,
tied upon them as many families from
other States. Through his enterprise, the
county has population Of five hundred
greater than it had two years ago. These
Immigrants, are, with scarcely an excep-
ton, good men and industrious cltizehs,,
who are engaged in cleaning up the lands,
and developing the resources Of the
county. Does any one ask how this IL
done? 1t Is in this way: The Judge is
n man Of capital. This he has employed
in buying up the large surveys, and then
buying out the junior claims, and
thus placing the title on u firm
basis, he offers these lands, divid-
ca into suitable sized farms, for
sale. There has been, as Is well
known, great deal Of difficulty in re.
gard 10 the title Of lands in this part oil
the State. A soon as the people are as
sured that the title will be safe, they are
ready 10 buy. The Judge has been, In
this respect; in this whole region, really
n beneiactor. Most people look'npon
| wealthy men as acting only for them.
selves; and il is too often the case. But
| in this case the benefit has not been all
on one side. Those who get lands from
Judge Brown feel that they are safe, and
will be unmolested in the enjoyment oil a
home, and 60 to work 10 clear out their
land, with free heart. These are the
men whom we consider deserving OF our
votes, men who while they prosper them
selves, make their neighbors around them
prosper also. 4.
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A norton of the street railway track
IN The neighborhood Of Cummins' was
~, washed out by the rain yesterday.
MesSrs. Ed. Kinney and Homer Sea-
mon. both old Bellaire boys, the former
atsRelby, O., now, and the latter a Waah.
inston, Pa, are visiting their old home.
& fishing party who had spent a few
weeks down the river were surprised,
upon taking up their bed to come home
Saturday, 10 End an immense black.snGke
secreting himself under II. Then they
knew where their milk and other pro-
visions had gone during the night. ~
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GheQntelIiasrtet
.r,IE mAm.ERlCAN RACE.


ny OAPIIhU1 - H'''
,rrl,by the Waysldc,. near eou i,I,Ino. .O"''
MID age GenGath = IRE Isti, I.nSn
MI, I'D straw hat was gnu " III ,han lining
liz IN uantaloOns had less o. cloih VA" i'H'"E'
,IiT.,Jng hin about the lGIest newh
hTIn'.tti,sSIS found hltn, by his 0lulAtohI
lulsI L6S,rJie-S ard rnOTIlOus views
WI ys,i and various Instrumentation
,,...,,r von,rc Yankee come" sAid he,
,, TgshTu S'c Sneaking business or other,
., ~ %o,T Lelng eluallEed and lfee
10 ~ nO lii Kim you call your colorel brother
r. HS,i Sdlts gu him, with all his rights,
~ it,rly given by your laws eonlounueI
M, E,yt stacking The delenseles! whites
rill the oOlOred rAce arc killed OF "Ounu0u'
ain Nov t,rlcans-behold the lesson taught
When IN convention certain blacks assembled
A s1in,l Oi peaceful throngs outside was oughI
And ia the halls the blacks bleodthirsty uen,n''N
then through tho WiRd0TS looOles, outei k''
~ theuuaTIuCd CauCaSiAn race SURROUNDED
r6s Freedmen rallied In their niur!ler0'H hate
And nineteen colUred men were ladly "ou"u''
SIN Central Georgia, several days ago,
Tho pus Of Africa held loyal metIlnSI
,ni ,,iysrs white men went 10 SCe the sllOW ,,,.
AMI 1--WE the speakers friendly Southern gItc''Nh
RAJ 10 when speaking had BOnG on y SpSI.
AMI ali ihs afr with loyal words Tcs1IuSN'
lJt1n IND hapCss " hites the negrUe1 I'll vo,c,I
And nineteen cOlored men were Ui"'
,,Iu Old Virginia, ia a rural place. - eating.
Where m1uy Africans had c1tne ioF '"''"S'
The Inerest handful Of the hlsn1 ',,,tar, milling.
WsTs looking on, and minor n .aS,tsn H''"b
",Tt hi,cES iufuTlate on the hAnuluI yOuuueN'
.,.t Ihe L DIys and pistol mercieoly uSGd'
lhc W, I,rt,,en coiorVd men were badly WOunued'
ND, furthermore Of late, 10 Tsnnss,se, l.. -.
ltNt nj The mills by hatllEf.
MhsIs s'O OS,,TOss, armed from head to knee,
me aNSI an ~ GEhI than on their votes intenter;
~ ss gu, .1@c pFIty, dlabOlic spite,
70 w. iSS nlta Of some vague Charge unIOunded
rL nPi Inraei 10 furry on single white,
AZ KID sixteen eolored men erebAdly wounded,
,rns nre IIan-erican Is dying out
rIe ,,sc concluded with dismal GESTURE
All i'm me victim Of amazing doubt,
Wink he went onward 10 his ragged Yesiure'
I, som,brTti whites, unarme1, % deadly AIu
" "a soI,hren coIored men tnll armed and banded
u'a much more fatal would they be BY far
If by reconstruction laws unhanded5
" -NaS rork Graphic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-14

BELLAIRE LoCALs.-The Leader thinks
IL worthy of note that "our modesty was
shocked" by the vulgar remarks Of a
speaker ut the Congressional Convention
last Tuesday. The Leader should not be
surprised. Not being a Democrat, We
have been taught that
'ImmOdest words admit Of no defense,
For lack Of decency Is lack Of sense"
DIV. Leet, Esq, is suffering from au
attack Of typhoid fever, at his residence
on Belmont street. "a
An enjoyable social party was given at
the residence Of Mr.. Charles Brankman,
on Belmont street, Friday night.
The Register Of Saturday morning says
that the b. & 8. ". r. R. Co, has sued
Patrick Powell to COMPEL him to pay his
subscription to the capital stock OF the
company. The company has not sued
any body for that or any other purpose,
and 40 far as any one in Bellaire is aware
no such man us "Patrick Powell" ever
had any existence.
Rev. Lane, p. 7. King and wife, Il; J..
Walker and wife, and Mrs. Lizzie Dn
Bots arrived home from the Centennial
Saturday. Mrs. Du Bois, while in Phila-
delphia had severe fall, from the effects
Of which she is still suffering consider
ably.
The announcement fell like thunder
bolt Saturday that Mr.. Wales
Carroll had died at the residence
Of his brother, Judge Carroll, at
81 Clairsville. Mr.. Carroll had
been i'll with 4 low type Of malarial fever,
bnt last Tuesdhy had recovered enough
10 90 out toSt. Glairsyille. He was there
taken much worse, the fever taking on
symptoms Of typhoid and proving fatal
n A wonderfully short time, He will be
lburied at St. Glairsville this afternoon.
Mr.. Carroll was a son Of the late Hon.
Carlo G, Carroll, Of ST, Clairsyille, and q
step.son OF the late Rev. John MOtlat, Of
Wheeling. Al his death he was mem
ber OF the firm OF Carroll, Armstrong 4
Co. proprietors OF lumber mills and
large real estate owners in this city. He
has served as President Of the City Coun'
oil and in other posts Of honor, being a
citizen of sterling worth, whose vacant
Mace viii not soon be filed by another. :
The Light Guards meet al the City Hall
this evening. ,nv
aire Adpatistr has been issued and testifea
10 the Iiberality OF our business men In
advertising.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-14
Cincinnati.

CISoINgArr, August Cotton-steady
with good demand at llXc. Flour-Quiet
and steady. Wheat-Steady; red 95caSl 10.
Corn-In fair demand but at lower rates at
45aiOc. Oats-Steady at S0a42c. Rye
Steady at 57a5sc, Barley-Quiet butfirm
ut SOaS5c. Pork-Dull at SIS 80. Lard
Inactive; steam at lie; kettle 1eai2Nc; cur;
rent make lO%c. Bulk MeatS-Dull and
weak and lower at 7asJSa9aOAc. Bacon
Quiet at SHal0hal0Nc. ButterT7steady
and unchanged. Whisky-Quiet at. 81 TO-
HoGs-Qliet; common So 0Oa6 %; fair to
good light SO 3Oa6 so; heavy So 5Oa6 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-14

TOLEDO, August 12,-Flonr - Steady.
Wheat-Firm; No. 9. white Wabash new
81 10; No. 8 do 81 90; No. ! white Michigan
new 81 12N; No. 2 do 81 OK; extra white
Michigan new 81 IS. Corn-Steady; high
mixed 49Nc; low mixed 4SAa4oc septem-
Der; no grade 46Ac: damaged 4Ozc. Oats
Steady; No.2 new size; newwhIte SIC;
Michigan $50.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 12.-Flo = Dull
Whcat-In fair demand but at lower rates
No. 9 Chicago spring $50 spot; SSc Sep
tember; Sy4c October; No. 3 do Use; reject
cd 62aG3Ac. Corn-Active but lower; No
., 45tSc spot; 45c August; 46jsc September
0ats-Qdiet at SOC spot. Rye.Steady and
firm. Barley-Quict but firm. Pork-Dull,
weak and lower at $lS 15alS 20 spot SIS II
September. Larl-Dull, weak and lower
at $40 50 spot; $40 ok September. Bulk
Meats-Dull and lower; shoulders GAG5Gc
clear rib 9I<a9ssc; short clear 91sal0c
Whisky-Steady, with fair demand al
81 lOlS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-14

NEW YORK, August 12.-BusineSS fairly
active in all departments. Cotton suits in
steady demand and unchanged except Al
lendalc sheetings, which are lower. Prints
IN brisk demand and very firm; Carriers
prints advanced nc; Cocheco prints open
cd at &c. Worsted dress goods and shawls
in good demand. Wooden goods fairly ac-
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different, The inferior race mostly reed
and rite, and some Nv EN- talk hooidiy;
oh for The good old days when we held
en- e. our own, and Good control emil
PETROLEUM V. Massey,
Wich wood like to be Postmaster.
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fIoyERNMRgTs-DuIl and steady.
RAILRoAp BoNps-Firm.

hAllhOAD oORpb Elih'
SroCHs-'rhe market was dull in early
dealings and only slight changes took
place, except in the ease OF the Delaware
L Hudson Canal, which dropped from 9SA
10 50, most Of the sales having been In
small lots. After midday a frmer tone set
In and there was more activity. Michigan
Central advanced from 429z to4G, and later
reacted to 42M. Western Union advanced
from 7lN TO nix, Lake Shore from 5SH to
SAX, 81. Paul from SGH to 3G5S, and pre-
ferred from G9A to 6gsS; Delaware q Hud'
son Canal recovered to 30. Later the
market became firner and towards the
close strong and higher, with improvement
In the entire list. Michigan Central ad'
yauccd to 43A, Northwestern preferred to
CSX, st. Paul common to 3GN, preferred to
69sE, Delaware & Hudson Canal to 9OlS,
Western Union to 7iis, Union Pacific TO
O., Lake Shore TO 54sS and Rock Island to
l0696. The market closed dull and strong.
The transactions aggregated 40, 900 shares,
Of which, $500 were Lake Shore, 1000
Northwestern, Pacific Mail $500, St. Paul
LOCO, Ohios 5000, Western Union 1850,
Michigan Central 1000. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-14
Pittsburgh.

] PITTSBURGH, August 12.-Petroleum-,--
Quiet and steady; crude S? 62 at ParkerS;
refined IKE, Philadslphia delivery. !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-14

Being kept busy every day, il has not
been my privilege 10 see much Of the
town OF Warrington, though this can be
said Of it, that stranger is surprised
that 80 much business is done in so small
a place in these hard times; for, Judging
by the number OF drummers who have
visited il dnring the present week, an
enormous business must be done by the
merchants or a very small one by the
druInmers.
have just visited the tannery OF FIJI;
Burt &Son, at the east end Of town, and
lind il TO be very extensive establish
ment. Itisn no doubt the most extensive
in the State, and the enterprising propri-
etors take pleasure in showing visitors
through all the departments.
The Democracy erect n Tilden and
Hendricks pole this afternoon at Farm
ington, aud the Hon. B. F. Martin crates
the crowd that may be in attendance. Mr..
Martin has many warm friends here, and
did this county alone have the say, he
would without doubt be the nominee for
Congress. Scarcely anything is heard
here as yet on politics. The county is
claimed this fall by both parties, and il is
doubtful which will win. \.
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The Teachers Institute nj Man
nington NOW In Progress.

oia3? MAsSrSaroN, August IL, 1876
II has never been habit Of mine to
write particularly Of anything in when
was personally engaged, but | hope !
viii be hardened for speaking somewhat
NJ length Of the Institute in the conduct
inc '[ Of which Prof. Marshall, Of GlenTiIIe,
and myself are engaged. IT'S one s o. NV
State Institutes, held under ihe sa w
Ion Of Tie Stale Superintendent, Tue e4-
slOm VI ii ~ Which are betrayed by q dona-
i; eiSeiT rom " the Peabody fund. We have
t no" ,ho o tirst week forty.eight enrolled
lor s "a1 ssnr,line ones think that next
anu a,s oo o"s number will be doubled. l am
n WI, S myself that the number Will be
,"rch increased. The exercises are prov
inr very interesting, and the teachers
nr e all with one accord, are Of the
dninion that Il Is the very place for them
m improve Themselves, and we may look
ior better work from them during the
coming winter than heretofore, Four
counties are represented, viz: Marion,
Monongaiia, Marshall and Harrison. Mr.:
satterGeld, the County Superintendent Of
Marion county, Is present. He is chair
man OF the Institute, and we have in him
an able assistant. He is young man oil
extraordinary ability; is a live teacher,
and the schools Of the county under his
able management cannot fail to take
high grounds.
I've have held several public meetings
at night, which are we'll attended by the
citizens, and deep interest in the cause
OF education seems to peryade the entire
community. an
The sessions Of the Institute will close
on next Thursday, following which will
be the examination Of applicants for
State certificates on Friday and Satur-
day. Many OF the teachers present will
attend the State Teachers Association at
MoundsvIlle, which conyenes on the fol-
lowing Tuesday, August %.
The Harrison County Teachers Asso'
citation meets al, Shinston on next Tues:
day, and from the programme received !
weuld Judge that good time will be en-
joyed by them.
| hear Of The death Of ". @. Bridges, son
OF Captain W. L. Bridges, superinten-
dent Of the Penitentiary at Moundsyille.
He,was most estimable young man.
Seldom has il been my lot TO know his
equal in every respect. Though young,
he was in the possession Of all the attri-
butes Of manly nature. He was close
student, beloved by both teachers and
school.mates, and we can all sympathize
with the bereaved family in their deep
atllictiOn.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-14
FINANCIAL AND. COMMERCIAL
BY TRLEGRAPR.
New YORK Money and Stocks.

NRw YORK, August 19.-GoLD-steady
at i'll H,the only quotations OF the day. The
final rates on gold loans lalH per cent
for carrying.
M0SEYSMasket easy ut lal Il per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Ja4 per cent: Gus,
tom receipts 1885, 900. The Assistant. Treas.
'urer discussed $4,000 Clearings $9l.'
100000. Sterling; sixty days $i.S09la4.sf
sight 4.SSAa4.S9.