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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-30

River iAisstand stationary. weashst
The R.son departed for parksnbuts
at 10i O'Clock.
The local packets were on hands as
usual.
The Andes arrived at noon.
The Stockdale, for Cincinnati, and the
Salt Valley, for lronton, passed down
last night.
The o'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh
at z o'clock this morning.
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati,
will pass up this morning.
The Courier is to-days packet for
Pafkersburg at l0l o'clock.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati at
10y Tsissraphl
PITTSBURGH, April 29.-Riyer 9 feet Z
inches and rising. Weather cloudy.
NASHVILLE, April 29.-Riyer falling,
with 10 feet on shoals. Arriyed-Andef.
son, Cincinnati.
MKMPH1s, April 29.-Riyer rose %
inches, now stands at % feet II inches.
Weather clear. Arrived-Illinois, City
OF yicksburg, Hattie Newland, Little
Rock; Ben franklin, Cincinnati. Depart
ed-James Howard, New Orleans; Par
ker, Cincinnati.
LITTLE Rock, April 29.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River falling, 20 feet by
gauge.
der, New Orleans; Grand Tower, Vicks-
burg; kellogg, Memphie; Golden Eagle,
Keokuk; Belle Of 81. Louis, Missouri
river; Dexter, Lacrosse. Departed-sil.
yer Gate, Saltwater; Golden Eagle, Ke-
okuk. River fallen Q inches, 20 feet s
inches above low water. Weather clear
and warmer.
CINCINNATI, April 2s.-River 20 feet
inches and rising rapidly. Arrived
Granite State, Hudson and Robert Mitch.
ell. Depatted-Granite State. Cloudy
weather.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2s.-weather
clear and pleasant. Arriyed-Texas
Port Eads and barges, and Ashland. De.
parted-Katie.
CAIRO, April 29.-Riyer % feet inch
and rising. Arrived-John A. Wood and
vint. Shinkle. Departed-shinkie. Clear
weather.
yIcKsBuRa, April 2e.-River rose Is
inches. Weather cloudy.
SHREVEPORT, April 29.-Riyer rose 8
inches. Arrived-silver City. Weather
cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, April 29.-Weather clear
and warmer; wind west; mercury $50 to
70o. River IS feet and falling slowly,
Down-Mary Miller, james W. Gaff,
Charles Morgan, Dick johnson and Idle.
wild. Up-Magsie Smith, Grey Eagle
and Bowling Green. Business very
LoulsvIILE,April 2s.--weather cloudy
and cool. Departed-Jno. Rhoads, Pitts.
burgh; Cons. Millar, Cincinnati. River
rising.
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Brief Mention.

COMPLAINTS Of too much rain are in
order.
A PARTY Of excursionists from Par
kersburg are expected here next Sunday.
APRIL showers, and plenty Of them. So
far, better year for fine crops was never
known.
THERE were no prisoners in the lookup
at II o'clock last night. And book beer
season, too!
LET the small boy lift up his voice and
rejoice. There will be circus on the
Island to day.
THE stockholders Of the Wheeling
Gymnasium will hold an adjourned meet.
ing on Thursday evening next.
TaE certificate Of incorporation OF the
Laughlin Nail Company was filed at the
County Clerks office yesterday.
THE Duquesne Grays, crack military
company Of Pittsburgh, are'expected 70
participate In the sham battle on the
Island on the S0Ih Of May.
CAPT. WIN. Hall, pilot Of The Andes,
reports sunken barge at Big Grave
Creek, Just below this city. He does not
know how Il came there or what II con.
tRins.
TIE injury to the machinery st the
Bellaire Goblet Works, occasioned by the
recent heavy storm, has been repaired,
and the works are now running foil
again.
TBREE marriage licenses were issued
by tho Clerk Of the County Court yes.
terday. This IL the most encouraging
indication Of the better times coming
that We have seen for some time.
A POWER Of attorney from the Laugh.
Lin Nail Company TO Alexander Laugh
lin, constituting and appointing Mr..
Laughlin lawful attorney for said corpo.
ration, was filed at the County Clerks
office yesterday.
A MISSIONARY Society was organized
In the Island ". E. Sabbath School on
Sunday, and the following officers were
elected: President Mr.. h. B. McGregor;
Secretary, Miss Birdie Wilson; Treasurer,
Mr.. David Ballard.
THE ticket collectors Of the B. & o.
Railroad have been done away with, and
agents have been substituted whose duty
Il shall be 10 board trains at any point,
count fares and passengers, and keep
check on conductors geisrally.
A LrrrLE girl about four years old,
who had strayed away from her hom-,
was found wandering about on 18th stteet
yesterday afternoon, and taken to Ken.
nedy's store until the Whereabouts Of her
parents could be ascertained.
oaE share Of stock in the Belmon, Mill,
par value 81 200, was sold in front Of the
Court House, yesterday morning, By the
City Sergeant, BY virtue Of an execution
in the case Of O. P. Brown Va. Phillip
Henry Moore. II was knocked down 10
Mr.. John Fiiaimmons, bookkeeper 1t the
Belmont MIL.
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j. II. STONE,
ll4O Main street,
apps HnRNBRooK.s BLOCK.

hrs. MORRIS, JARRETT q CoBURN,
~ DENTISTS,
oEo b. MoRIB, DDS An.JLRHE1r. D DIS.
DE- 4. ,. coBuES.
n24 hlrks, Street, Nh,ellns. VIVA.
LIQUID Nitrous Oxide q u u'ed for the pdnless
Extraction Of Teeth. Filling and preserving tue
Naiural Teeth specially. Artificial Teeth Guar
anteed. All communications receive prompt atten-
tIon. Once open day and night ~ LADY IN
attend ance when desired. aPlI
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TaE Bellaire Leader speaks Of The re,
cent indictments in this city for gam.
bling as iollows:
A cheap man was up at Wheeling
named Lowell, who played poker with mosl
OF the heightened sports Of Wheeling for o
long time. He dida't play with all Of them
at once, but with one now and another
one then; consequently he must have
played more poker than any one Of bis
fellow pokerers, bat the grand jury 10.
dicted most Of Loyells associates, and be,
Lowell, Ia still permitted TO look alter bis
sweetheart, or business. The moral oil
this seems to be that little poker Ia
dangerous, but good Bit Of it SETS iel.
low up.
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An ASTONISHING FAcT.-A large pro-
portion Of the American people are to-day
dying from the effects OF Dyspepsia or dis.
ordered liver. The result OF these diseases
upon the masses Of intelligent and valuable
people Is most. alarming, making LIE act
ually burden instead OF O pleasant exist.
ence OF enjoyment and usefulness rs It
ought to be. There Is no good reason for
this, II you will only throw aside prejudice
and skepticism, take the advice Of Drug.
gists and your friends, and try one bottle Of
Green's August Flower. Your speedy re-
lief Is certain. Millions OF bottles Of this
medicine have been given away to try Its
virtues, with satisfactory results in every
case. You can buy O sample bottle for 10
cents 10 try. Three doses will relieve the
worst case. Positively sold by all Drug.
gists on the Western Continent. eodaw
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WEDDING JoYs.-on Sunday evening
last Miss Jennie Davis, Of Moundsyille,
and Ne. Wm. Marshall, Of Allegheny
City, Pa, were united in marriage at the
residence Of tho brides mother, by Rev.
J. NJ. Warden, Of the NJ. E. Church.
Miss Neitie Clark, Misses Emma and
Menie Troutwine and number Of 9th
era were in attendance from our city.
The happy couple left on the evening
train for their future home 10 Pennsyl-
vania, followed by the good wishes Of
their numerous friends.
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spalding's Glue meads Furniture, Toys,
&c. eod&H

SUFFERERS FROM aRADAcHE-consti.
pated bowels, inward piles, costiyeness,
levers, torpid liver, yellowness Of the skin
and eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia and all de-
rangements OF the int rnal yiscera, are
cured by "Swayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla
Pills" Unlike many other purgatives, they
do not irritate the It, mach and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system in
healthy condition by arousing the torpid
liver to healthy action and expellins by
the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundation OF life. Be partic.
ular to obtain "Swayne's Pills" Price 25
cents box, Of all leading druggists. In
Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST & Co. d4w
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THE difficulty in administering Worm
Medicine, especially yermifuges, to chill.
dren, is their repugnAnt and nauseating
taste and favor. To obviate this diff
Guilty, the McLAin Brothers have pre-.
pared their Worm Cdady, containing all
The worm expelling qualities Of the San
tone which IL relied upon in all Vermi:
iuses, and 90 Disgusting the taste and
hiyor that the most delicate child takes
Il readily.
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DETAINED FoR PosrAes.-Lstters ad-
dressed as follows are detained in the city
postofice for non payment Of postage /:
Garry McClelland, Calverton Hotel, Bal.
timore, Md, 8 cents; Lewis Baker, Regis
Ter Office, cent; Mrs. Maggie Hill, Re.
tersbnrg, Grant county, W. Va, 8 cents;
Porter 4 Donaldson, corner Fifth avenue
and Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa, 8
cents; Mrs. C. W. Mcdonald, care Of D.
Mcdonald, Iigersoll, Canada, 8 cents;
Peter Demuth, Wellsville, N. Y. 8 cents;
G. Steinmetz, city, ! cent; james E. Beebe,
city, Scents; E. r. Ware, city, 8 cents.
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Book BEER ON DRAuGHr.-Yesierdsy
was shock beer day" at most Of the 50.
looms, and the usual rampant goat was
displayed In many windows, inviting
thirsty humanity TO enter and partake,
Evidently the beverage was not INDUCED
In to excess, rs but little drunkenness was
noticeable on the streets. The boys are
beginning to understand book, and they
have learned to handle II with gloves.
They are not SO reckless In testing Ia
virtues as formerly, when 1t was compar.
atyely novelty.
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TaE U. s. licenses Of all liquor dealers
expire May lat, and their city licenses the
frst Monday in May, at midnight. Con.
sequently our liquor dealers have dur.
ing the past few days been renewing their
licenses at the office oil the U. s. Internal
Revenue Agent. Some fifteen or twenty
coffee houses have not taken out city
licenses this year.
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aPuLt Down THE BLIsps."-A newly
married couple recently started to house.
keeping, and the other evening were
seated together in the parlor before .
large mirror, viewing themselves and
thinking, no Doubt @What lovely pair
Of doves are we2' But they had forgot.
ten to put down the blinds at the front
windows, and the result was: One neigh.
Dor who happened to glance In the par.
lor called another, she called the 'tother,
and In few moments there were q dozen,
more or less, on the pavement outside,
enjoying the cooling within.
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ZrNs's Ice CREAM PARLoRs.-Uncle
Peter Zinns commodiouS ice cream par.
lors, corner 10Th and Main streets, are
now open TO the public. Zinn's ice cream
Is famous. II Is known throughout the
city and vicinity as the best In the mar
ket. Take your girl to Zinn's, and enjoy
his famous cream. II cannot be beaten.
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Rl1lAlaz.-Ths rolling mill .Au. down

BEtLAinI.-Ths rolling mllllhut down
Saturday night for one week.
Oniat Saturday forenoon Dr.. B. W,
MuhlSmRpi Of this city. assisted By Dr..
Hartahorn, Of Cincinnati, Dts. 9. a.
Muhleman and john Morris, Of Wheel
Ing, removed q large fbro.cystic tumor
from the vile Of Solomon Thomas, near
Rockenhauser's coal works. 1tWeighed,
when taken out, between forty and htty
pounds. The patient Is doing we'll.
County Treasurer Kelly was in the city
Dir. D. D. shupe and family left for
Philadelphia yesterday, where they make
their home in the future.
Mrs. Mason, living on Gravel Hill, In
jured one Of her knees very badly last
Saturday by falling from fence which
she vaS crossing while in the country.
She was brought home In wagon and the
injured member properly cared for. /,
The schools were very slimly attended
Yesterday on accout oil the show.
The usual large crowd was In the city
Yesterday on the occasion Of the circus.
The rain 10 the forenoon spoiled the
parade, which no doubt would otherwise
have been magnificent affair. Some oil
the light>fngered gentry, Of course, were
busy. One lady, whose name We failed
TO learn, was relieved Of pocket.
book containing an amethyst ring and
other yaluables to the amount Of SAL.
The police gobbled up one or two Of the
pick pockets, but what disposition was
made Of them we did not learn. The per.
iormance In the afternoon was not 80 well
attended as on previous occasions, al
though the seats were comfortably filled.
As to the circus, suiiiee US TO say It was
good, and particular mention might be
made Of the bar, trepezs and tumblinE
performances. The animal collection
was also very good, although not extern
sive. Taken as whole Il is one Of the
best shows that ever visited Bellaire.
Four or Eve young men, whose names
we forbear to publish. were found BY Off
Ger Criswell, In the Filth Ward, Monday
morning about four o'clock, trying. To
break into house. A stick broken by
the officers foot as he stepped on 1t be.
trayed his approach, and the intruders
fed. Criswell shouted for them to stop
which they did not heed, and he fred
wounding one Of the running men very
severely. What motive they had fol
prowling around the house at that hour
we failed to learn. The wounded man ia
we'll known here.
Since writing about the pickpOckets We
learn that the officers have "run In" five
Of them, and Mayor Cassell will have an
interesting interview with them in the
morning. Mr.. Hervey Benson was also
relieved Of 4 revolver and pocket book
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GRAsaERs MErrIse.-The Changers Of
the surrounding country will hold meet.
ing In this city on the 22d Of May, to con.
slider the project Of establishing ware
house here. This project was agitated at
meeting held 10 this city recently, and
referred TO 4 committee for report as to
what support might be expected for an
institution Of the kind. II seems to be
the general desire Of the Graugers here
about TO get the Steubenyille wool house
upon solid foundation before engaging
In any new enterprises.
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|. BEACON LIoHrs EsrABLIsHED.-The
Light House tender Lily passed down
on Saturday afternoon. Her commander,
Albert Kautz, U. 8. Navy Light House
Inspector Of the Fourteenth District,
under date Of April 18th, reports to the
Pittsburgh Leader as follows:
LIdHr HousE TENDER LILY, [
PITTSBURGH, April 25, 1878. ]
The following beacon lights were estab.
lished on the recent trip Of the Lily, viz:
No. !. At Sheridan Coal Works, Ohio
eide OF river.
No. q Al Blannerhassett Island, vir.
ginia side Of river.
No. 8. Al Grave Creek, Ohio eide Of
river.
No. a. At Boegs Island, on the island.
No. s. At Wheeling Island, on head OF
No. 6. AT Wills Creek, on Virginia aide
No. i. At the Clusters, on Ohio side Of
NO No. s. At Phillis Island, on foot Of
island.
The light at Georgetown was moved up
the river about three hundred yards 10
the point at which il was first established.
ALBERT KAuIz,
Commander U. s. Navy,
Light House Inspector.
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THE HARMosIE. = The Harmonic
Singing Society gave . grand concert and
ball at Turner Hall last night. The con.
cert programme was frstclass and very
cleverly rendered, winding up with a
farce entitled 1.-THE sludents Life 10 Ger.
many which was real comical. After the
concert dancing commenced, which was
kept up late 10 Kramer's superb music,
Supper was served by Leidl In his usual
toney manner. In all, the whole affair
was immense.
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The GREAT 7.ELEpHAsr RAILROAD
sHow.-There Is q liberal minded Ken.
lucky gentleman, who, when bis son cried
to 20 10 the circus, replied "No, Johnny;
but II you will be very good boy all
day, I will take you to see your grand.
mothers graye this evening"" We do not
repeat II to encourage the delusion that
any such cheerful bride will serve to paci.
~ the longing youth Of Wheeling and
vicinity to-day, when the Great European
Elephant Railroad Show arrives. No
Even the children Of larger growth
will not to-day pause ITO strike for the
green graves Of your sires! u II the pa.
triotic obligation necessitated gloomy
and solitary absence from the least oil
features and fun those Incompatible
amusement caterers, the famous and pop.
ular Sells Bros., daily spread under their
stupendous tents. Were we not afraid
OF being accused Of plagarising
Victor Hugo, we should here re-
mark that the inevitable eternally
comes 10 pass, but We must content our
selves with simply asserting that when
tue 0Ieht CuOW CULnen NJ Oho Nhi pass "
It's wonder portals, but everybody inevi-
tably 70 in, to be next to eternally amazed
and delighted with It's pair Of nursing
twin Baby Elephants, It's huge Double
horned Rhinoeeros, Horned Horse oil
ETHIOPIA, five performing Baby Elephants;
Fred. Barclay, the champion bareback
rider, and his associate stare; the arena
full Of horse, dog, goat, monkey and pony
actors; the quartette Of clowns, and q
thousand and one other most interesting
and laughable animals, acts and antics.
In short, no such enormous or complete
menagerie and circus was ever organized
In this or any other country, and II Is
achieving unparalleled success all along
the line, simply by deserving 1t.
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TRAssFGR OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfer OF real estate was yet.
terday admitted 10 record In the Office Of
the Clerk Of the County Court:
Deed made August 4, 1877, by Joseph
McCutcheon and vile to Bria supler, for
"a acres and 1877 poles oi.land in ,rriadel.
phia, being part Of the old Stewart prop.
erty: 81. 6lb rs.
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CHEAP DasERs.-Martin, the enter
prising proprietor Of the Capitol Dining
Rooms, shares the profits Of his buaineSs
with his customers. Owing TO his large
and constantly increasing patronage, he
Il enabled 10 set before his customers the
beat fare the market affords, at prices
within the reach Of all. Unquestionably,
II he was not doing big business, he
would be losing money at his present
rates. It has been long time since a
first class dinner could be purchased in
Wheeling for % cents. Those coming 70
the city 10 see the show should dine with
Martin, at the Capitol Dining Rooms
1855 Market street.
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HAprt .lalnV. lot nst !. , ! sllIa.l.1
and thoss who have been dosed, dIugge,d
and qulcked. Pulyermhchers Electric
Belts etiectuAlly cure premature debility
weakness and decay. Book and Journal,
with Information worth Thousands, mall
ed free. Address PuLyKRSAcHrR GAL
yAsIc Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio. d&W
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THE Exhibition Of Centennial Views
Works Of Art, the Celebrated
Carliss Engine, &C., at the Fourth Street
N. E Church tonight, will crafty those
who did, as we'll as those who did not at,
tend the Centennial.
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TnE citizens Of South Broadway, below
Ohio street. are making an effort TO get
Council TO order curbstone set on their
street. Broadway will be one Of the fuest
thoroushiaie, Ia lie city, when Il 10 fully
supplied With riVeinents, and other need.
Ell improvements are made.
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Tn c0uRrs-crRcutr couRT-Jud9s
Mavia. Circuit Court met at 0 a. 4.
yestardly, pursuant to adjournment and
disposed Of the following businessi
@. W. Eckhart 70. P. W, & Ky. Rail.
road Co; demurrer oyerruled.
J. d. Peyton vs.. E Marling; demurrer
oysETulsd. On motion Of plainuh, .
subpnna.duoes team We. W. T. Hubbard,
EAq, TO produce this morning the instru.
ment sued upon, was issued.
Geo. spindler vs.. Vim. link d Son;
demurrer oyerruled.
State, for use, &c, vs.. E. MRrling and
J. A. Armstrong; demurrer oyerruled.
A rule was issued against DR.. Ulrich
TO appear before the Court forthwith.
In the case OF John McCallister, ad-
ministrator, Va. Citizens Street Railway
Company, the defendant plead not guilty.
The case was put upon trial before the
following jury: VIM. F. Beck, james
Quarter, Joseph A. Bodley, W. Wolving'
ton, Ambrose List, Sebastian Gaus, ]. F.
PAUL, W. q. Davis, George Heryey,
VIM. CASTOR, Jacob Crosier, VIM. Filing
ham. This suit was brought by Mccall.
lister, as administrator, TO recover s. 900
damages from the company for the death
OF bis son, caused; Il Is alleged by the
plaintiff, by an accident while riding or
q street car In North Wheeling year OF
two since.
The Jury 10 the case Of n. Wells vs.. The
Pittsburgh, WI ceiling & Kentucky Rail-
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A FINE THING FOR THE TEErH.-The
fragrant sozoDosT has taken very prom.
inent place among the most approved
dentifrices Of the day. It is very pop
ular article for the toilet, highly recon-.
mended by all who have used It, as a
beautifer and preserver Of the teeth, re-
freahing the mouth, sweetenipg the breath,
and arresting the progress Of decay.
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Mus1cAL-The largest and most COM
plete stock Of Sheet Music, Music Books,
Music Paper, Musical Instruments Of
every description, Musical Goods Of all
kinds, Piano and Organ Stools and Covers,
can be obtained at Sheib's Music Store,
Washington Hall. Special inducements
are offered TO teachers to obtain their
supplies there.
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SJciAL PAHlY. "A large and pleasant
social part. sss given last evening atthe
residence OF Mr.. Geo. Butts, No. 2llS
Main street. The company present en-.
dyed themselves Ia dancing TO the excel.
lent music Of Cockaynes tine orchestra.
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AN unpleasant passenger in street
car 10 q crying Baby. In such cases DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup should be given to the
little sufferer TO ease its troubles. %
cents o bottle. d&w
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DY an advertisement 10 be found in
another column 1t will be seen that Joe
Green has had the picnic grounds recent,
y rented by him ut Glenns Run fred up
nicely, and they are now for rent,
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CINCINNATI MAY MUSICAL festival.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany wall commence on Monday, May
18th, selling round trip tickets, good m.
Ill May 10Th inclusive, at one fare for the
round trip.
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REWARD FOR THE APPREHENSION OF
A MuRpERER.-Goy. Mathews offers a
reward Of $500 for the apprehension Of
VIM. s. Douglass, convicted oil the muir.
der Of - Hiser, q mail carrier, at the
last term Of the Circuit Court Of Grant
county, W. Va, and who escaped from
the Jail Of said county on Wednesday last.
Douglass is described as about % to 80
years Of sge, young appearance, hand.
some, we'll formed, robust chest, about 8
feet s inches high, hair light and OF fne
texture. and naturally inclined to curl;
complexion fair and when in health
rudy; skin rather smooth.
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TRE Ohio county Board Of Commits
sioners will meet 90 Monday next, In reg
ular monthly session. This week the
different committees will meet and pre-.
pare their reports.