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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed about Q feet 7 inches.
The Exchange passed down yesterday
morning.
The Joha l. Roads, from ST. Louis,
passed up ysatsrday. for PittsOurg.
The Kerr departed tor Pittsburgh yee-
ter morning at the usual hour.
The J. N. Phillips passed up yester-
day, with tow.
The Scien, e departed tor Psskersburg
yesterday. ~,
The Hudson arrived yesterday from
Cincinnati. She returns to-day.
The Ike Hammett left Pittsburgh yes
terdsy. Her tow consists of three bsrges
OF cotton. three bsrges oi coke aud 600
tons OF rails. She will exchange lows
with the Coal Hill, which boat 1t is sup.
posed she will meet near Pcmeroy. The
Coal Bluff No.. was to take out two
barges for the Hammett last evening.
Capt. Sam Parker and Thos. Morris are
the pilots of the Hammett.
The largest dredge boat in the nlted
States is being constructed by ID. w. q
Carroll, in the Alleg heny river, near the
Union bridge. The hull will measure
$50 feet by 80 feet deep snd 10 feet
depth of hold. Her engines will Do bull
by Robinson, Rea 81 Co, II inch cyin
der and 7 feet stroke, being Designed tc
drive side-wheel paddles. The boilers
four in mber, have four flies each, snC
are of Park Bros, quarter-inch steel. Tn'
boat is TO be used by Mr.. Fad. at thu
mouth of the Mississippi.-Pittsburg'
Dispatch.
fBy Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, May 1l.-Rivcr 7 feet
inches and falling. Weather CLOUDY
and cool.
CINCINNATI, May ll.-River 70 fee
and falling. Arrived Cons Milisr
Memphis. Weather partly cloudy ant
cool.
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Two YEARS INyALLD-CURED

Peoples Remedies" are seven in
number and are manufactured by DR..
NJ. NJ. FeI ner, Fredonis, n Y. No one
of them is pu. forward as II "cure-sll, "
but each is adapted to a special class Of
diseases, as described in the circular en-.
titled Peoples K medies,' which is
wrapped around every bottle. Each
remedy, in its place, is curative in the
highest sense possible. in the present ad-
vanced state OF medical science. When
thus adapted it will apparently work
wonders. Many thousands of certificates
of cures on file, written by grateful in
valids who have been restored BY them
to health. Some of these are published
in the circular above referred To, repre-
senting all classes of society, from the
lowly cottage to the Princely palaces and
offices Of state. Ask your druggist for
one
NEW BETHLEHEM, Pa, July Goth, rs
Dr.. NJ. NJ FENNER, Fredonia, NY:
DEAR SIR About two years ago l
had an eruption Of the skin and swelling
of my upper lip and both legs. l could
not wear boot for nine months. | had
also q bad cough for about fifteen years
l met you at the McNutt House, here,
last February, showed yeu my swollen
limbs, and you examined my lungs. You
prescribed your Blood and Liver Remedy
AMI Nerve Tonic, your Salt Rheum
Ointment and Your improved Cough
Honey. / commenced their use at once,
rs you directed. The effect surprised me,
and all who knew my case. The cough
almost Immediately closed The eruption
and the swelling went
down and out 1t is now about SIX
month since commenced the treatment.
| improved so that | commenced work
the first of March, and now l wear nv
boots and labor as before l was sick. No
trace either of the Cough, Swelling or
remains. The cure is complete
and feel as well as before l was rick,
am willing to be qualified as to the
of the above, and will cheer.
tully answer all inquiries. l feel a.
grateful to you as it is possible for q re- !
'.orsd Invalid to feel. Yours Truly.
j. N. SErLER.
Sold BY dealers in medicine Logan.
List & Co., Wholesale agents, Whseling, |
W. Va.
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BUCKEYES.

Umpire, Robt. McNichol.
Time OF game, l:5).
Three Sc hit, Lane |.
Passed balls, Barney =.
Earned runs, STA Idards ; Buckeyes, /.
NOTES OF THE GAME.
Hagan was little OF in his pitching,
three runs being scored on passed balls
by wild pitching.
Lanes three base hit saved the game,
and put another feather in the Standards
nat.
The double play by Lane and Barck-
ley, between home and third base, and
third Base and second, cooked the goose
eggs sctly, of the Buck in the seventh
inning.
Callahan, Of the Bucks, pitched the
most effectively OF any pitcher that has
been here this season.
The Ludlows, Cf Cincinnati, have been
Shctt by the manager and disbcnded.
About five hundred people witnessed
the game.
The manager of the Standard nine has
decided that hereafter the gates will
not be thrown open until TIE close OF tie
game, which will etTeclualiy cut of the
supply of dead hea Is about the eighth
inning.
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MILWAUKEE, May ll.-Flour-Quiet
and nominsl, Wheat Unsettled; OPEN
cd declined ic, and closed ,trongi No. /
Milvaukes 81 81; No. 2 Milwaukee
81 soi; seller June 81 s2i; .:lls, July
unchsn gsd; Mo- 64}06se. Oats
Firmer; No. 2 2sO44as. Rye.Stead.
Ter and les active; Ne. ! csc. Bsr.ey-
Quiet and Arm; Ne. 2 spring soc; No
8. Ate.
New YoRx, May ll.-Dry Goods
Heavy woolsns tor mems wear more
generally active, but business in the
other departments continues light. Cot
ton goods quiet. Brown sheetings IN
settled. Prints quiet but unchanged.
Staple ginghams in fair demand and
steady. Dress goods quiet. Foreign
goods dull.
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The wheeliux Teac hers Association.

This association, Prof John T.. Hervey
president, and Prot. Z. g. Bundy secre,
tsry, will hold its stated monthly meet
ing at the Third ward school-houss al
10 o'clock this Saturday morning. The
discussion of the best order of exercises in
the public schools, commenced at its
March meeting will be continued by the
association.
Prof. A. NJ. Stevenson, the leader OF
the discussion, has recommended, the fol-
lowing order of said exercises, viz:
Our schools shall impart to their pu.
pills:
l. The power to observe accurately.
2. The power TO express clearly.
8. To read auently and inteliigently.
4. To write and draw neatly.
8. To apply the theory of numbers to
all the ordinary vocstions of life.
6. A knowledge OF the geography of
their country in particular and OF the
globe in general.
7. The history af the United States.
s. A knowledge Of the structure and
functions of their government, and Of
their rights and duties under it as citi-
Iena
8. A similar knowledge of themselves,
Is embodied in the study OF physiology
and hygiene.
10. A thorough knowledge of the out.
liass Of the natural sciences.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BKLLAl RE.

GEN. Tom EWING is in the city.
A FEW cases of scarlet fever are re
ported on Gravel Hill.
A LARGE amount of freight is being
shipped from this poiut.
A NUMBER of the B. & o. 4. L. Off,
cials were in town, yesterday.
THE colored people held festival in
the City Hall, last night.
THERE was temperance meeting In
Presbyterian church, last night.
The new schedule OF the + 81 o. and
e. 4 p. roads go into effect Monday.
The Rev. Mr.. Castor, of the Presby-
terrain church, contemplates trip to
Europe soon.
PETER PETERSON, who was injured by
the cars sometime since, is able 10 be out
again.
THE Hutchinson family showed TO d
large audience IN the Presbyterian
church, last "Wednesday night.
On Thursday Miss Maggie Nelson
was thrown from her horse, caused by H
small boy striking the horse Oh the head
with a stone.
JACOB BURST, proprietor of the Oyster
Bay, has on hand u fine lot of lake fish
which he will sell cheap He proposes
keeping large assortment of fish during
the season, Meals served at all hours.
Give him a call.
AT the earnest request of many per-
sons, the Hutchinson family will repeat
their concert at the Presbyterian church
to night. General admission rs cents;
reserved seats 80 cents; on sale at Ham
ilton & Co.'s drug store.
The Emerson Literary Society met
at the residence of Mr.. G. Mutn, last
Wednesday night. This will be the
last meeting of this society until next
fall. These young persons have showed
marked ability In debate and speaking.
MAYOR STRAHL called an extra ses-
sion OF Council Wednesday night for the
purpose of appointing committee TO re-
ceive the State Commissioners appointed
by the Governor to locate tobacco
warehouse at this place The Council
appointed HIS Honor, Mayor Strahl, Z.
G. Morgan, A. w. Anderson, B. X.
Cowen, j. Booth and II. Butte a com.
mittee to receive aud entertain the COM
missioners.
YESTERDAY morning Marshal Drugin
and officer Mccormick, arrested in
dividusls two rather hard LOOKING men
near the BelIaire Ferry. They were
selling large pocket knives at price so
low as to excite suspicion. They had on
their person at the time of thei- arrest,
four large pocket knives and two bust
ness CARDS of II. j. Eddy, Pawn Brokers
Newark, Ohio. The men refused TO
give any names, and said that they had
gotten the knives down the river.
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HhceIing gsgister.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Woven Wire Mattresses Mendel,
Booth i Co.
Summer Straw Hats. s. Reed Il Co.
$3.50 Agents Profits.
Fourth Street II. 4. Church.
For Judge of Municipal Court OF
Wheeling.
A Gard John W. Kennedy.
To Hon &. l.. Cranmer.
Soda mblers-Cummins u Woods.
Trusses-Christisn Schnepf.
Wall Paper-A. w. PAUL & Bro.
Store Window Shsdes-A. K. More
head & Co.
Clam Soup-Atlantic Saloon.
Letter List First Page.
A. U. N. Funeral Notice.
Neuhsusen's Summer Garden.
Wlesel Excursion to Washington.
California Dried Fruit-Crawford &
Thoburn.
Undertsking-Zink IL Son.
Carpets -Friend l. Son.
Great Bargains-rurner & Dillon.
Notice-R. Ii. Sweeney.
Try Sulllvsn's Cologne.
Base Ball-Fair Grounds.
Building Lots for Sale in Manchester
Third Page
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= TO ALL. PARTICULARLY
INVALlD6,

epsins - Q tryins ssason; indieetid~ Q
efck meas should 1t once b attendeo 70
Fntsl diseases may DO caused ~ auorlnS
n0 bowels to become oonstpacod ana tns
vrSorn 10 remain IN q disordered oond-
Ion. until tho disordef has time 70 Develop
itselk An 0un % Of prevention y worth
hound Of cure, IL en- old and truthful say
ing. Therefore, We advice all who are
troubled with the complaints now very
prevslsnt-headaohe indigestion, d1soro-
cred liver, want of appetite, nausea or
feverish skin, to take, without oslay,
SchenckS Mandrake Pills. We know o.
NO remedy 20 harmless and de sisive In its
action. Il at once strikes At the root OF
the disease and produces a healthy zone
10 the systen. People never need suner
from any d lsease arising from disordered
condition OF the liver II they would take
this excellent medicine when they Ieei
the first indications OF the malay. Faml-
lies leaving home Tor the summer montns
should take three or four boxes OF tness
pills with them. They have an almost
instantaneous effect. They will relieve
the patient of headache In one or two
hour and will rapidly Gle tnse the llysI
OF surrounding bile, and will enrctualiy
prevent bilious attack. They are SOLD
by all druggists
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THE COUNTS.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.


The case o. Robert Marshall VS.. G. w.
Thompson was dismissed.
s p. Hildreth was appointed a trustee
in place of James McCluney, who de-
clines to act in trust coed of d. w. Cush.
ing and wife.
In the case of G. &. Murdoch VS.. w.
II. Hall, administrator, demurrer to the
plaintiffs declaration was argued and
submitted.
The Chancery cause of &. 4. Tingle,
sheriff, VS.. Julia McCune and others was
argued, and new order of reference
made.
In the case of Catherine Donovan VS..
Timothy Donovan, for divorce, an order
was entered granting temporary slimony
to plaintiff.
Adjourned TIL the usual hour this
morning.
POLICE COUNT JUDGE CRANMER.
There was but one case before the
police court, yesterday. Barney Brady,
tor disorderiy conduct, was fined two
dollars and costs. Paid.
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An Iutolerabl. Nuisance.

The sewer running along Zane street,
Island. is considerable of q nuisance, the
filth therefrom being emptied on the
bottom just Forth Of the west end of the
suspension bridge and Immediately in
the re4r of the round house. Here 1t re-
mains, fostering and rotting under the
warm rays Of the sun, and causing a
mlasma TO infect the air which is sure TO
breed disease unless proper drainage to
the river is made. The ground spoken
of is black with filth, the looks OF which
is enough TO insure scarlet lever itself.
The authorities will be rendering human
lily . kindness by abatlng the nuisance i'll
some way, aud add greatly to the wei.
fare of the sanitary condition of the city.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, May 1l.-Aosfr-
Easy at 2G2a per cent. Prime msraan.
tils paper s4@43 Per :sn.. en-, S 10.
ursr di.burssd $s7so 600. clsarinss sn'
100000 Sterling, steady; long 4s'f;
short 400. .
GoLD-Opened at l07, advanced 70
"a, and closed at 1914. Carrying rates
to IL per cent. Loans we're also made nat
SiLyER-At London 64td. Here silver
bars 1871, greenbscks; llSf gold silver
coin I per cent. discount.
and strong.
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Personalities.

Frank Leymsn, OF the Columbus Dis
patch, is in the city.
John Seybold, engineer of the towboat
Whale, is lying i'll in this city.
Hon. Okey johnson, of Petersburg,
is in the city, and stopping at the st.
James.
Captain James Mcdonald left for
Pittsburgh yesterday, to bring down his
boat, the lronsides.
Mr.. Cracrstt, clerk in the Auditors Of
fee, leaves tor Charleston, on the Hud.
son, this evening.
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RAILROAD BoNps-Stroug; Ohio and
Mississippi seconds advanced to 81.
S...rv RnSps-Steaiv

RAILROAD BoNps-Stroug; Ohio and
Mississippi seconds advanced to 81.
STATE BoNDs-Steady.
S,oCKs-There was increased activity
in the Stock Exchange to day in the early
dealings Coal stocks were heavy ana
lower Delaware and Hudson falling
from A TO Ala, Delaware, Lsckswanns
and Western from 4St to As and Morris
and Essex from 754 to 75s, but the gener-
al list, however, WAS buoyant. Western
Union rising from 63t to 66, New York
Central from 94t to 95s Lake Shore
from $50 to sat, Northwestern preferred
from ACT to AZ, Rock Island from 9St to
93J, ana Michigan Central frcm AT to
46t. The strength OF these stocks caused
a recovery OF to II per cent on the coal
shares. Delaware and Hudson Canal ris-
ing to 43, Morris i Essex to 74s and
Delaware, Lsckswsnns and Western TO
All. The greatest advance OF the day
was in G. q. g. Il l., which sold up from
80 to 33. After midday there was re.
action, aud speculation was heavy and
lower on pressure TO sell coal
shares. The decline from the highest
figures of the day was per cent
IN Delaware, Lsckswsnna and Western,
and Morris and Essex "a; in Delaware
and Hudson IL; in g. q. G. and l. and
Western Union; in Michigan Central,
and from J to I the remainder OF tie
list. Towards the close there was some
recovery from the lowest point. The
decline in coal stocks was due to the &C
ton of some OF the companies in selling
all the coal they could at market without
reference to the prices previously fixed.
Secretary Sherman this evening had
conference with the syndicute represen-
tation of the trunk lines. The railroads
held meeting, and there are rumors OF
another disagreement A number oil
prominent bankers. brokers and others,
VINO are stockholders in the Michl-
gan Central Company have sent
letter to Mr.. w. II. Van
derbilt. requesting MIN TO
receive their proxies and act
for them ut the coming cleo
ton of the Michigan Central Company.
The transactions on the Stock Exchange
today aggregated 292 600 shares, OF which
lO4 900 were w estern Union, 5000 North
western. $4,000 Rock Island, 1000 st.
Paul preferred, 10000 Lake Shore, 5000
New York Central, $4,000 Michigan
Central, $4,000 Delaware, Lackswsnna
and We.terr, IL 900 Delaware and Hud-
son, 1000 Morris and Essex, 1000 Pa
olic Mail and l,800C. q. q. Il l.
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TRUTH is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
in proportion.
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A NEw FISM.-Messrs. Tappan &
Bigelow have started new paint shop
at l2ll Main street, up stairs, and over
c. F. Hays paint store. They execute
ri kinds OF house and sign painting,
waning and paper banging with neat.
meas and dispatch. They are model
workmen, and do their work not only
we'll but reasonably.
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The Liudsley Literary Society.

This society, at its weekly meeting
yesterday afternoon, elected the follow.
ing officers TO serve uItil the second
Friday In september: President John F.
Baker; Vice-Presldent Robert L. Nor.
ton; Secretary, James S. Dodsou; Critic,
John .. Eoff.
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| HAVE just returned from the east
with my second stock Of dry goods, trim
nlngs, notions, Sc, which bought at
tho lowest cash prices, and will sell very
low Tor cash. GEO. q. ROTH:
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a CAR D.
no THE HoNORABLE JOHN W. KEN

mo THE HONORABLE JOhN W. hEN-
we. The undersigned citizens, business
men and merchant. OF the City OF Wheel
ing, respectfully request you 10 oecone
candida ate for the positson OF Judge OF the
Municipal Court Of this city. Asking our
assent We respectfully subscribe ourselves
Sim pson q Reid, NJ. Reilly, 9. 9 Feeny'
W. Elltnyhs%. :: p ht Id 'sos snsSa-
HARPER 4 Bro, ]. Z. Hervey, G. warner,
TGos. Hughes & 60, A. W: PAUL. aI q Br9;'
II, schmulbach, speyer Bros !. "
Anderson, john L. Rice, Nm. Hare
Louis sInbenrauch, W. II. Woodward,
James Robinson, Emsheime G,h Bros. 20 =.
wmGraham, j. l.. Maxwell, Andrew
King, Fdm Ind Booking, IL; Bradley
Wheat, NJ. J. O'Kane, John Nolan J. :.
boring, e. T. Brues, John howell, LOUIS
Gold, j. q. Smith, :. Swaoacker' IN.
Beuter, Norway lack Compan
The election for the office OF Municipni
Judge takes place on the 2ith OF May, 1917,
IIntelligencer aud Standard copy.l NIL
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UNoUKsTIoNABLY the largest, most
varied and elegant lot Of pertumery,
handkerchief extracts, odorlterous
sschets, pomsdes. hair oils, face and
tooth powders, etc. etc, ever shipped 10
this city WAS received yesterday by the
McLain Brothers, and are uox opened
and offered at prices that strike US as W.
usually low either at Wholesale or retail.
We advise the ladies who admire genu-
inc goods of that kind TO call and examine
them,
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PIANOS FOB BEsISNERs.-Several
good octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, Tor sale Or rent on easy terms, At
ADAMS & Lucas,
l227 Market street.
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BUY Ladies Hats at Spsysr BroS.
Buy Misses Hats at Speyer Bros.
Buy Childrens Hats At Speyer Bros
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. CURE FOR HARD TTNpS

Send One Dollar Il gel Inr ca 49, III
Holder and It's content. thi,I,r... y
sones little article I've m,s. A.
illustrate Its IN" and brink ru- Nh.
before you, we are choosing d. - =
thousand Il 90 oithcSr HolG,r,s,S
of orders Tor our good aud co.'s, -. ..-
from ] @ 10 ~ dollars. Zach VtI""'S
tnins either com or or tri f.o,,,...
II by sending the dollar Nuu - -
lar Knitting Machine. oTaiot, T
and the Age cy 10 sell our voai, A.,
soon 'orget The Hand Times. pA>. y.
FORD, 6S Broadway. Ny. a., 81
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JUsr received. lot OF Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, At l.. v.
Blends.
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Ii you want to get a cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends,
1885 Main street.
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JEANS, Boys Casslmeres, Chevoit shirt
ings, &c, very cheap for CASH, at u. U.
Roth's new sto, e, 2l00 Main street.
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THE cheapest shoes IN the city at l.. V.
Blends.
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MORE new goods just received at 6. g.
Roths, POO Main street.
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HEADQUARTERS for Millinery and
Fancy Goods, at Speyer Bros.
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Coon black Kid Gloves for IS cents at
j. N. Ferrefs.
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SCHOOL Hats only 70 cents, at Speyer
Bros.
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TIE finest shoes kept in the city at l..
V. Blends.
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GENTS fine Shoes OF the latest styles
ust received at l.. V. Bonds.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, so now
to j. w. FERRELs.
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COOP calico as cents per yard, at &.
q. Roth's.
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IL you want TO ge' suited IN a pair Of
Shoes, 90 to l.. V. Blends.
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Sour LUNCH this evening at the
Union Restaurant.
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a CAR D..
rJ,o THE HON. GIBSON l.. CRANMER

U1o THE HON. GIBSON l.. CRANMEk.
The undersigned, II members OF the Chic
county bar, and attorneys pracuclng In
me Hunicipal Court oil Wheeling, being
salts ed that no one could more fai thfully
and satisfactorily Ill the position OF Judge
OF that court than you have done during
the present term and recognizing the I'M
pariisllty, courtesy, industry and learn
ing with which you have performed the
duties Of such position In the past, DO
most earnestly request and ge that you
shall consent T. be a candidate for re-elec'
ton at the approaching election;
Yours very truly,
Daniel Peck. Daniel Lamb, A. j. clark,
Alfred Caldwell, John . Pendleton, Il.
q, Barr, Geo. b. Csld we'll, Henry N. kus'
sell, WIN. u. Hubbard, WI. w. Cowden,
X II. Cochran, W. w. Arnett, Linen q
Thompson, John +. Nc Hennan, hanl'
bal Forbes, Lewis =. 10 dan, =. y. Iaylsr,
I. j. Hugus, J. ID. Ewing, 1. +. Jones.
WHEELING, May 10, 1877.
Nessrs. Peck, Lamb. Cork, CdidUeH and
Others, Members OJ the Bar Of ohio county:
s-Appreciating highl y the expires
sion OF your kind and generous sentl-
ments, as contai led In the foregoing card,
[ readily acquiesce in your request 10 be-
come candidate Tor reelection To the
office OF Judge of the Municipal Court OF
Wheeling, promising II re. elected To that
position, 10 endeavor 10 secure by y faith
iul and i'm partial discharge of It's duties,a
continuance OF your approval and regard.
Very respectfully yours,
MALI q. l.. CRANMER,
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PITTSBURGH, May ll.-Petroleum-
Dull and lower; crude 81 PSI ut Par
ker's; refined l4i@l4sc for Philsdel.
phia delivery.
ST. LOUIS, May 1l.-Hogs-Steady and
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