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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-30

River 10 feet by the marks and rising
Business on the landing active. Wealth
er mostly clear and cold.
The tow boat Harrison left for Par
kersburg yesterday morning with five bar
ges.
The local packets arrived and departed
with good lists Of passengers and freight.
The 0'Neal left at IA. NJ. for Pitts
burgh; the Emma Graham passed up at
II A. M, and the Salt Valley passed down
at9A.M.
The Fashion, for Pittsburgh, was due
last night.
The Ragon Is to,day's packet for
Parkersburg at 10Y A.. NJ.
The Granite State, from Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh, will arrive TO day.
The Emma Graham, for Cincinnati, will
arrive from Pittsburgh tonight.
The Fanny Tatum, from Pittsburgh to
St. Louis, will arrive tomorrow morning,
by Telegraph
PlTTsBuRaH, January 30.-River 10
feet 2 inches and falling slowly. Wealth.
er fair and cold.
CAIRO, January 29.-Arriyed-Golden
City, New Orleans; E. Fl. Durfee, Pitts.
burgh; City Of Chester, St. Louis; Robin,
Memphis. Departed-Ironsides, ST. Louis;
Golden City, Cincinnati; Durfee. St. Louis;
Chester, Memphis. River 2 feet 10 inch.
es, and falling. Clear; mercury Az.
MEMPHIS, January 29.-River fell 5
inches and stands 10 feet 10 inches.
Weather clear; mercury 81 degrees. Ar
riyed-Cons Miller, Cincinnati; Jas How
ard, New Orleans. Departed-Mary
Elizabeth, Fort Smith, Matte Hooper,
Little Rock; Maud, Illinois, Vicksburg,
City Of vicksburg, St. Louis; Future City
and tow, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, January 30.--Weather
chiefly cloudy and cool. Wind N. E.
Mercury So to 49, River IS feet flo and
rising. Up--Florence Lee, Arkansas
Belle, NJ. Smith, John L. Rhoads. Down
Dick johnson, Vint Shinkle. E. NJ. Nor
ton and tow, A. c. Donnelly, james Guth-
rie, Jno. Dippold. Generally with good
business,
NASHVILLE, January 29.-River z feet
and rising. Departed-silver Thorne,
Evansville.
LITTLE Rock, January 29.-weather
cloudy and rainy. River II feet and
falling.
CINCINNATI, January 2s.-River 81
feet inches and falling. Weather clear
and colder. Arrived-Lioaess and Alice
with tows, Pittsburgh. Departed-Alice
and Golden Rule, New Orleans; Hudson,
Wheeling; Katie stockdale, Pittsburgh;
Lioness, st. Louis.
New ORLEANS, January 29.-Arrived
Otto, from Liverpool. She reports
passing in latitude AZ, and 49, north
longitude, and 16' So west, the Nor
wegian bark Vision, Of Egersund, wat
terlogged and abandoned. She had
foremost standing,
ST.. LOUIS, January 26.-Arrived-Ka.
nawha, Ohio river; steamer Genenieye,
Memphis. Departed = Grand Tower,
Vicksburg. River 13feet 5 inches above
low water. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, January 30.-Weather
cloudy and cool. Departed-Goff, Gin
cinnati. River rising, II feet in the Ca.
nal.
VrcKsBuRa, January 80. Weather
raining. Mercury 59.0 River rose 5
inches. DoRn-Yazoo Valley, Natchez,
Pargoud. Up-Mary Houston, Capital
City. Arriyed-City Of Helena.
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P.W. & K.-The trestle work at the
north end OF the wharf is quietly pro-
gressinG,towards completion, while that
on the end running into the depot is
ready for the rails. Nothing has been
done at this point towards finishing the
laying OF the track; the iron terminus
still remains little north Of the suspen.
sion bridge. Crawling up Is still pro.
crossing southwark with fair degree Of
speed, and by the time tho track is laid
across the wharf the gravel work will
nearly have caught up with it. Next
will come the rip.rapping from the Cots
property TO the Top Mill, which will be
necessary 10 preserve the embankment
from washing. A considerable slip took
place several days ago just opposite the
Monitor Company's coal iloat, caused by
the soakage from a drain pipe, the mouth
Of which had been covered by the fill.
Plenty OF material Tor rip.rapping is said
to be convenient to the road north OF the
city, d:once the roadbed is ready for
heavy trains the work can he. speedily
done and without great expense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-30

HARTFORD Cry on CoMrANr.-A
certificate OF incorporation was issued by
the Secretary Of State yesterday to the
Hartford City Oil Company, for the pur-
pose Of boring for, mining and producing
petroleum, refining and marketing the
same, and 10 buy, sell or lease and deal
generally in petroleum and such real and
personal property as may be necessary to
he successful prosecution Of said bust,
ness. The sum Of $1,000 has been sub.
scri6ed to the capital stock, and $500
paid in, with the privilege Of increasing
The capital by the sale OF additional
shares to $4,000 in all. The capital Is
divided into shares Of S25 each: and held
az follows: G. W. Moredock, H. +. Dom
ally, D. E. Newton, J. K. Meeks, Edgar
D. Stow and H. H. Stow, all OF Hartford
City, Ten shares each; A. L. Sehon and
Major Brown, Of Mason county, ten
shares each.
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FIRE AT Mt. De CHANTAL.-Quite a
panic took place at Mt. de Chantal yes
ierday morning, among the inmates Of
the institution, caused by slight FIRE in
the chapel. Yesterday being the feast
day Of the patron saint Of the Order Of
Visitation, special services were held in
the chapel Of the Academy, by Bishop
Kahn, assisted by Bishop Tuigg, Of Pitts
burgh, and four or FIVE priests. During
the celebration Of Pontifical High
Mas, the drapery about the altar
caught fire from taper, and being
Of light, combustible material, was
instantly in flames. Bishop Kahn
stopped in the middle Of the service and
exhorted his hearers to remain quiet, rs
there was no occasion for any alarm.
The flames were promptly extinguished,
but the young ladies OF the College had
already stampeded from the hall, badly
frightened. The damage will be slight.
After the excitement had been somewhat
allayed, the services were resumed and
nothing further occurred TO interrupt
them,
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THE PEOPLE FRIENps.-The Geo. S.
Knight and Worrell Sisters combination
are coming out as true benefactors under
the supervision OF Manager James Ham.
ilton, and have decided TO produce first.
class entertainments at reduced prices oil
admission. On Friday night that ster-
ling drama OF soto" will be produced,
and also at the matinee. Saturday night
Mr.. Knight will assume the role Of "Trip
Van Wrinkle" in which character he is
said TO be equal 10 either Jefferson or
McWade. This entertainment will test
the question as to whether "cheap amuse-
menis will draw" as only so cents will be
charged for orchestra and dress circle.
Matinee 25 cents to all parts Of the house,
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GATL1So Gus ExERcsEs.-Yesterda
afternoon a squad Of Mathews Light
Guards, consisting Of Me@rs. G. A. Reed
David Evans, Charles Baguley, VIM
Schwertfeger and John Berger, took one
OF the Calling guns belonging to the com
pany out 10 Woodland Range and spent
couple Of hours in target practice. The
distance was 1000 yards, and the target
32.inch bulls eye. We did not hear
what success was had by the shootisLs.
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The following letters are detained al
the city postollice for non.payment oil
postage: Geo. Green, j., Georgetown
b. c., 8 cents; Thomas Sweeney, Super
in,endent Of Cumberland Road, city, !
cent; Mrs. Maggie Criswell, care Of John
S. Garvin, city, cent; Miss jesse Wood
ward, city, cent; Miss Ada Soneay, No
l05 Eighteenth street, city, l cent.
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CONSIDERABLE MISUNDERSTANDING
the Oldest conductors on the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad is Mr.. Charlie!
Zimmerman. He has been on the road
for about 90 years, having commenced at
the brakes when quite youth. He was
gradually promoted until he became a
conductor. During his long term OF ser.
vice Mr.. q. has travelled more than mill
lion Of miles while on duty, and as a
conductor walks n great portion Of his
way in passing through his train, he is
almost rs much Of a pedestrian "a Yves.
ton. Mr.. y. is known oil along the line
OF the road ms one Of the most atfable
and efficient and attentive gentlemen,
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MoRIrz EIsSRR a Co., Philadelphia, Sole
Pfoprietors OF n. EIsNRR & Cos Dutch
Bitters (BooNRRANP OF MAAG.BEITRRs):
l was troubled for years with weakness
OF the stomach and could hardly digest
any food, which was caused by feebleness
Of my system. Your Ditters has been re.
commented TO me and / testify with pleas
ure to It's miraculous effects. ! consider 1t
the best inyigorator, better than all iron
preparations. Il has entirely cured me, |
have good appetite and digestion, and can
attend to my regular business promptly.
Please send me dozen large bottles, as
have promised them to several OF my friends.
Yours respectfully,
N. kYsRR,
18th and Ogden streets, Philadelphia.
For sale by all druggists.
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THE new schedule for the Ryerson'a
Station, Pa, mail route has gone into
effect Hereafter there will be only two
instead Of three trips per week. The
mails now close at the office in this city
alta. NJ. every Tuesday and Friday, and
arrive here every Monday and Thursday
at5P.M.
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Go from home to hear the news. Thu
is from the Pittsburgh Leader:
"When the 81, Alphonsus Church at
Wheeling, West Virginia, took fire the
other day, n wedding was in progress
The witnesses ran from the church, but
the couple told the priest to go on, and
amid smoke and falling debris the cere-
mony was completed
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Dolya WEIL.-A letter was received
the other day from Fred. G. Fraatz, an
old Wheeling boy who used to be in
Reed & Krait's drug store, In Centre
Wheeling, by friend Of his in this city.
Fred. is In Quincy, Ills, in drug house,
but soon expects to embark in business
for himself. His numerous friends here
will be gratifed to hear Of his success in
his new field.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-30

GAIT. LtrHERDuRG, the old time steam
boat builder, says this winter has been q
counterpart Of 1888. February IA, Of
that year, he launched the celebrated
Mozeile. On that day ice commenced
forming, and in "a hours the river was
full OF Ice. The MoEelle, It will be re.
membered, blew up In May OF the same
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RELIGIOUS NorEs.-During this week
prayer meetings are held every morning
from 10 to II o'clock, at the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church.
A number OF the churches are contin'
uing the services begun during the week
Of prayer. In many an intense religious
interest prevails.
A great revival is now in progress a,
the North Street NJ. E. Church, which ID
attended by all classes. Much interest
seems to be taken in the meetings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-30

TRANSFER OF REAL EsTArE.-The fol-
lowing deed was admitted 10 record in
the County Clerks office yesterday:
Deed made January IL, 1878, by John
Woods and wife to John McCrum, for 10
acres, 9 roods and IS perches Of land,
being part Of the home farm OF said
John Woods, and lying contiguous TO
the farm Of said John McCrumi $l,loi.
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A FALL.-Valen,ine BeltE, a workman
employed in assisting TO rebuild Messrs.
Isaiah Warren & Co.'s oil refinery, had a
bad fall while at work yesterday. He
sustained severe bruises, and was badly
Jared by the fall, but his injuries are not
considered OF serious nature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-30

HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP Goops-
JoHsRoEMER's.-Dry Goods, Carpet and
Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l9 and
2021 Main street. Just received, 10000
bolts Of new styles Of Wall Paper and
Borders, at reduced prices; 1000 Bleach
ed and Unbleached Muslins, 8, z, SO
loo per yard. A large stock Of Cash
meres and other Dress Goods at cost and
less than cost, to reduce stock. Carpets
15c up. Best Superior Southern Carpe!
Chain at 25c pound, Best Clark's o. N
T, Machine Cotton Soc per dozen.
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PRoP. JAoonus MACQuE, the prestidi.
gitatenr, and Prof. T. A. Panne, elocu.
ZIONIST, have been invited to entertain
the Shakespeare Club, at Germanla Hall,
on Monday evening next. They gave a
very interesting entertainment before the
Shakespeare Club at Wiesel Hall last
Saturday evening, which gave such great
satisfaction that they were requested to re.
,aot 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-30

LOCALS on the west side Of the river
are as scarce almost as hens teeth. The
only things that move with life like reg.
MARTY over there are the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh trains, the Etna Mill and
the La Belle Glass Works. The last
named did not this season make the usual
holiday stoppage for repairs, but has con.
tinued right on. The addition to the
height Of the furnace stack has greatly
increased the melting power Of the fur
mace rs well as the economy OF its work.
ing. The company has made no additions
to the works, but are deyoting their at.
tention to the improvement and perfec.
ton Of the style Of their products. In
this they seem to be very successful.
They also have several specialties, on
which they bold the exclusive patent,
and these specialties they have been
very successful in putting upon the mar
ket.
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Bible SoctErY.--The annual meeting
Of the Wheeling and Ohio County Bible
Society will be held this afternoon at 4
o'clock in the lecture room Of the First
Presbyterian Church.
During the month Of December West
Virginia contributed $57 90 TO the Bible
cause. Hardy county gave $50 20
Marion, So so; Wetzel, 10 65, and remit
tances through W. r, Long, 81 95.
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THE Chief Of the o. S. Treasury De
partment advises the public that a new
counterfeit S. note on the First National
Bank OF Hanover, Pa, is in circulation
The paper is thin and the note is little
darker than the genuine. The bank
number is 1877, date February 10th, 1861
bearing the signatures Of F. L. Spinner
and L. E. Chittenden. The Treasury
Department considers the bill very good
counterfeit, and for that reason advise,
people to refuse all SIS notes on the above
Institution.
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WnrrE and Opera Kid Gloves, all
sizes, so cents, at speyer Bros

ADAMS & Lucas invite attention e
their FscHER Pianos, which have . fine
powerful tone, and are Furnished at re-
mafkably. low prices. Also TO their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and SEQ;
ond hand, Of other makers, and OF Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale At
ADAMS & LuoAs' Music Store,
1927 Market street.
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Jimmy speyer, the boss on the road in
the millinery line, returned from
Hartford, Conn, yesterday, where he has
been spending the last few weeks on bus.
iness. Jimmy looks we'll after his long
trip, and Is as @chock full Of business
as ever,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-30

CouET OF ArPEALs.-From a postal
card received yesterday morning, we
learn that the Court Of Appeals Of this
State will not render any decisions at
Charlestowp, where It is now in session.
The Court will render all decisions in this
city, to which place it will adjourn from
CharleBtown.
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PERSONAL Po1srs.-Mr. VIII. Lott
Of Columbus, Ohio, a brother.in.law OIL
Mr.. Geo. II. Parks, OF this city, who has
been here for several days past entertain
ing our music loving populace withsweet
song, left for his home last evening.
Joe Written, the we'll known Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati pilot, Il recovering
from his late illness, but will not be able
10 stand watch ut the Emma Graham'i
wheel for a couple Of trips. o.
Capt. Wash. Ebert. continues seriously
III at his home In Georgetown, and fearl
are entertained that he will not recover
Gov. Mathews was yesterday presented
with an oil painting Of a chicken cock
by the fair artist, Miss Denia Schneider
who resides In this county.
Capt. J. 7. Russell commands the An
des the present trip, Capt. Muhleman
having some business which requires his
attention in this city.
Capt. Phil AnschutE, Of Buck Hill Bot.
tom, was in town yesterday.
Col. w. P. Smith, Of Lewisburg, ID
duartered at the Mcclure House.
coal aii works below Modndsvllle, pays Il
the company / Of cent royalty, and
agrees to use $500 90 worth every month
Mr.. Alb. Charleston, Of Moundsyille
is thinking Of taking charge OF The
Latrobs House in that town in the
Mr.. Tallman, the well known gar
dener, who has bought himself large
piece OF ground for gardening purpose
about one and one.half miles back Of the
city, Is now moving his effects to his new
home. Mr.. Tallman lived at Glennt
Run before removing to Ohio.
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DmD.-We heard yesterday tina,
Frank A. johnson, for many years bar.
keeper In several saloons OF our city, and
well known TO large number Of our
citizens, died at the Poor House on Sun
day morning and was buried in the after.
noon on the Poor Farm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-30

HArrY.r1Dnos Tor nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and guacked. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts efiectually cure premature debil-
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour
nal, with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PuLvERMAcHER
GALvANIc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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"ATARaAREr OF ASJou."-The historic
cal drama written by Mrs. NJ. A. D. Cliff
ton, which is shortly to be produced in this
city for the benefit Of the Childrens
Home, by local talent, is exciting con,id-
cradle interest. 1t is generally under
stood that number OF well.known citi:
zens are to take part in the production OF
the drama, and as their names have not
been made public there is a strong feeling
OF curiosity as to their identity: With
come little difficulty, owing to the aver
sion OF the ladies and gentlemen to any
publicity previous to the entertainment,
we have procured the cast OF characters,
and nressnt IL below:
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An interesting little daughter Of Coun-
ty Treasurer W. ]. Kelly died at his
residence in 81. Clairsville on Monday
evening last, Of diphtheria. The funeral
will take place at Bellaire this morning
nj IL o'clock.
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GAsLIaHr OPENING.-The doors Of the
new Washington Hall were thrown oper
to the public last evening, and a large
number ofladies and gentlemen visited
the hall and inspected it by gaslight
The scenery, which DardIue, the artist
hasnow about completed, was exhibited
to the assembly, and greeted with numer.
GUS expressions Of admiration and plea
sure. The interior Of the hall is now
about complete, and will be at once dec
GRATED and put in readiness for the mill.
tary ball on Friday night next.
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New ORLEANS, January SO-Arriyed
O. X. Peck, Arkansas River. Departed
R. E. Lee, Yicksburg; Cherokee, Clncin-
natl; City Of Alton, 81 Louis; Florence
Meyer, Arkansas River. Weather cloudy,
threatening ram.
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NOTIFIES should take warning and
stop dosing their Babies with laudanum
while teething. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
answers The same purpose, and isperfect.
ly harmless. % cents. d&w
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MOTHER GoosE.-The rehearsal for
the Mother Goose entertainment next
Saturday will be held at GermAnia Hall,
corner Of Market and 14th streets, as
Weisel Hall will be occupied that evening
by the Shakespeare Club.
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sLEloHroF HASp.-Prof. VIM. F. Baker
gave Gsleight Of hand performance in the
Town Hall, at Elm Grove, on Monday
night, to a fair audience, who seemed
highly pleased with the entertainment.
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potIcp Corpr-,Jiidoe CTanmer.

Twelve w
The following cases were disposed Of
Yesterday morning by His Honor:
WIN. Haney and John o'Neil, charged
with drunkenness, were committed to the
workhouse for thirty days.
Geo. Able was fined 81 Tor drunken
ness. He paid the fine.
John Ebbert and James GlasScock were
up on u charge Of disorderly conduct
Both cases we're dismissed at the cost oil
Peter Claus.
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A MAN who keeps saloon about
twelve miles from our city says that the
authorities had $50 indictments against
him at one sitting Of the grand jury, but
he wouldn't have license rs gift,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-30

The new board Of the Benwood Iron
Works organized last night by re'electing
Alex Laughlin, EIq, President, L. s.
Delaplain, Vice President and Major
Loring, Secretary.
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Four model barges belonging to Gray's
Iron Line are lying just below Rates
Rock, loaded with railroad iron. They
will 10 taken down the river as soon as
the rest Of the tow Is brought down.
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The Colopnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, exhibits the secret Of itA great popu.
larity and success by wisely maintaining
It's old standard Of excellence since
Its reduction Of rates. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-30

A RED.Hor stove fell down in an attor'
ney's office 10 the Odd Fellows Building
yesterday morning, and but for the
prompt action Of the inmates serious
fire might have resulted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-30

DoS'r catch cold; but II you do, moth.
ing will meet the requirements Of the
case 1. we'll as DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the rumOrs TO the
contrary, there Is no prospect OF a meet
Ing Of Council until the regular meeting
night, which will be Feb. 18th.
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THE McFadden Hotel, at Moundsvills,
is almost completed, but has not yet been
rented. 1t will be one Of the finest hotels
in Marshall county.
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THE early recovery OF David Nesbit,
who was hurt at the burning Of Warren
& Co. e oil refinery last week, is now con.
sldered highly probable.
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IT Il currently reported that Ipgersoll's
lecture will have a direct bearing on
some Of the Ghosts OF the Wheeling
departed, which will b. resurrected.