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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-08
Chicago cattle market

CHICAGO, April 1.-The Df'''' wv
reports: nan. ,l,nu,OsIaI
Scarce and strong. shipping sSt S VA
4 90, stockers and feeder. SVa': ~
ers' steers at s. OOaS IS, cows
bulls, Texans s? 5Oai q; .,,.-,,sss
Hoes-Kecsips 1900; shlPlis w;
Firm and active. All sold early; y
S. iOa4 90; mixed rough S4o9 ="
s. 65aS 65. ..o. .,,,u,p, 10
sHERP-- Receipts ?$C; satps'snA -
pnll; sales mostly at = 6Ol5M
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In A STREET CARA youthful couple
In a street-carl last night attracted no lit.
lie covert attention from the other passen-
gera. They we're evidently betrothed to
each other, and as they sat side by side
were making the best Of their opportu-
mites. Eyes looked love to eyes that
loved again Tor words to that efiect) and
their hands gradually crept along BY
easy approaches until they fell into each
others clasp, under the protecting
nsis Of his coat skirt which
proved az delusive as the sand
10 the ostrich. -"oh, said she, II
feel so sorry 10 have you travelling so
much all over the country and undergo
ing such haydships.n @Yep, dear" he re-
piled, at is pretty hard; but, then, | al
ways have q good time when l get back
to The city.h Alittle spasm, family per-
ceptible under the egis aforesaid, 'disclcs-
ed the fact that she had responded by
giving bis hand q tender squeeze. And
90 they went on having a good time to
the end OF the trip.
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He DrDa'r BlrE.-Mr. Martin Thorn
ton, Of the Capital Dining Rooms, is a
philanthropist in his way, and he is oc-
c~asionally imposed upon by impecunious
~rascals. But he was too sharp for the
fellow who tried Il on Saturday last. A
stranger called In and asked Martin to
loan him several dollars, saying that he
had q good horse in the stable Of an up
town hotel, but the proprietor wouldn't
let him take the animal away until his
feed was paid for, and the fellow being
dead broke was unable TO liquidate.
Martins sympathies were at once
aroused, and he told the fellow that
he would 20 with him TO the hotel and
pay the bill. The stranger objected 10
putting Martin to go much trouble, and
e~udeavored TO get the money from him on
the spot. Martin insisted upon going to
the hotel, and did so, and upon inquiry
learned that his dew acquaintance had
no horse there. The fellow claimed that
he had made o mistake, and said be
would Just step across the street and see
II the horse was not over there. He went
and he hasn't been seen since.
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NEW YORK, April 6,-COanu-ys
nally at 10 9.l6al0 lille. ROu-&
and unchanged. Wheat-Sphns tlr
winter unchanged; upgadsd spin
81 1Sal 2S, No. 8 spring 81 IA !u
graded red western 81 81, No, !? AA
/ SSH. Rye-Dull; western III. Brai-
Quiet; No. / Canada at So. NIt-S9a
and unchanged. Con-AOdent, dtrns
ungraded western mixed at 3saSss J1n
mixed sake, steam white Sc. 0t.s-Q
western mixed at S7aSsAe, white Ssn
33aS5. Hay and Hops unchanged Old
Dull and unchanged. Sugar QiiAnl
firm: fair TO good refining 7HiiAs
.7Kc, refined demand fair and alftttl
Rice and Molasses- Quiet and undun.
Whisky-steady at Sl@
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PULPIT PoMn-Rey. Alex. Sinclair
occupied the pulpit Of the First Presby-
terrain Church yesterday morning.
Bishop Kahn yesterday afternoon de-
liyered the third Of his series Of Lenten
lectures, ut the Cathedral.
Presiding Elder Wilson preached al
Wesley n. g. Church,yesterday morning,
and at North Street N. E. Church in the
evening. Sacramento services at both
churches,
Ayoung mems prayer meeting will be
held at the Baptist Church this evening.
Love feast will be celebrated at the
North Street N. E. Church tomorrow
evening.
Communion services were held at the
Reformed Episcopal Church yesterday
morning, by Rev. Jenkyns.
Father Reynolds preached at the Ca
thedral yesterday morning.
Rev. j. 7. Mcclure delivered q dis
courseyesterday on the subjecto Spirit.
ual Blindness.n
The United Presbyterians will hold
their annual congregational meeting at the
Church on Chapline street this evening.
The Communion OF the Lords Supper
was administeredlat the Eaglish Lutheran
Church on 18th street yesterday morning
and evening to large congregations, and
a number OF new members were received
BY the solemn rites Of baptism and con.
frmation. A congregational prayer meet
ing, conducted by Thomas B. Smith, pre-
coded the morning service, and the pastor
Of the church oficiated at the other SER
vices. The Sunday School had a meeting
for prayer, at the close Of the lesson, with
reference to their coming Easter an.
niyersary and the International Con-
yention 10 meet at Atlanta, Georgia,
on the 18th. The evening sermon was
from the text, Isaiah ri; 81: "fhey
shall mount up as eagles" Beautiful
fresh flowers, the gift Of MI. VIM. Zane
and Mrs. John e.. Zeyely, adorned the
pulpit and altar.
Bible distribution and canvass will be
commenced In North Wheeling to-day by
Mr.. w. r. Denny, who is employed by
the Wheeling and Ohio County Bible So.
ciety. The canvass will be under the
supervision OF Rev. W. Z. Long, Districi
Superintendent Of the American Bible
Society.
The Sunday School workers Of Chicago
have invited all northwestern delegates 10
the Atlanta ConveAtion TO stop over In
their beautiful city and partake Of their
hospitality.
The quarterly business meeting Of the
English Lutheran congregation takes
place tonight. This church has a COM
plete statement Of all Its affairs once in
three months.
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ELECTION OF oFFrcERs.-The School
Board OF Zane Street N. E Church me.
in annual session on Friday evening, and
elected the following Sabbath School Off
GERS for the ensuing year: s%uperintend'
enL, J. A. Jefferson; Assistant superin.
tendenL Joseph Willets; Superintendent
OF Infant Glass, Mira. A. Hobbs; Assistant
Supt. Infant Glass, Alice Dunaway; Sec
rotary, Wesley Mcconnell, Treasurer
james Simpson; Leader Of Singing, j.. 7
Cowl; Organist Jennie Morrey.
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Brief Mention.

EASTER comes On the 2lst.
GTHE peach crop dies hard.
No arrests had been made by the police
up to 10 o'clock last night.
STAINED glass windows are to be put
in the st. Alphonsus Church.
Owsoto an accident to the sqneezers,
the Top Mill will be idle today.
THEY say its the toney thing now to
talk through your nose alta fashionable
party.
Gov. MATHEWS on Saturday received a
lot Of samples Of coal from the Kanawha
region.
FE1srso, the oarsman, goes into train.
ing this week for his race with Lay
berger.
SOME fue attractions in the way Of
public amusements are announced for
this week.
THE Knights Templar Of Wheeling
will celebrate Ascension Day April 30th)
with a parade and address.
Qua Commissioners to the Paris Et-
position expect to leave for Sunny
France" about the first o fMay.
THE Marquis property, on Eoff street,
was sold by Auctioneer Halter on Satur-
day morning to Mr.. Hays for 5000.
ApLEAsAsr church social was held at
the ~residence ofHon. Ross J.Alexander,
IN Bridgeport, on Friday evening last.
A STATUE Of 81. Joseph, the gift Of
Mother De Chantal, hiss been put in the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception.
ATTORNEY GEsERA1 WHITE will 20
down to Wetzel county during the exam.
nation Of The Wallace case BY the Grand
Jury.
Mr.. MIroN McCosAuGHY, OF Bridge.
port, brought some 500 bushels Of corn
to our city last week for one Of our grain
dealers.
JUSTICE Mix, Of the South Side, on
Saturday held Mrs. Mary E. Long in the
sum Of $50 to keep the peace toward
Mrs. Elizabeth Schul for ak months.
ABmpaE at Campbells Station, on the
Central Ohio Division OF the Baltimore
and Ohio road. was destroyed by fire on
Friday last. The loss Ia about $500.
Tar County Board ,of Equalization
met on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock,
and after disposing OF the business de-
handing It's attention, adjourned sine die.
THE Wheeling military have received
invitations toa grand military ball TO be
given by the Berkeley Light Guards, at
| the Grand Central Hotel. Martfnahnro
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GREAT BAReAns.-We will sell from
this time till April LIST our stock Of Pr
amos, Organs, and Musical Goods Of all
descriptions, a fine pair Of Match Horses,
one Buggy and one Wagon and Harness,
at cost for cash or approved security, on
which date A. M. Adams will retire from
the firm. Apply 10 Adams Lucas, 1927
Market street.
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-A special tenn.
perance meeting Is to be held at Wesley
M. E. Church on Wednesday evening.
An immense meeting was held in No
cart Hall last night,tb hall being crowded
to its utmost capacity. The meeting was
opened by the Vice President reading q
portion Of Scripture. after which Mr..
John Westwood made q few remarks, re-
viewing the temperance work in this city
for the past year. Mr.. All. Burnett then
took the stand and delivered an eloquent
lecture on the subject Of the Moderate
Drinker," and in his discourse be showed
very plainly the danger Of partaking oil
the social glass and OF losing ones self
control. Mr.. Burnett, assisted by his
company, will give an entertainment 10
this hall tonight for the benefit Of this
Union. Admission 10 cents.
Wheeling Union held one Of their
pleasant and interesting meetings on Sat.
urday evening. The meeting was opened
by the singing ola hymn blythe choir, at.
ter which Mr.. Wincher read a portion oil
Scripture, and offered up q prayer.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Hiram
Young, John Westwood, Morgan Gregg
and g. W. Baggs. There were six signera
to the pledge last week.
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DEPUTY sHEatPy wE1LrNoros, OF ca.
bell county, brought four prisoners 70 the
Moundsyille Penitentiary on Saturday,
viz: r. Il. Morehouse, forger, two Year,;
Alonzo BrWWn and Thomas Jones, two
yearr; Allen Roze, assault with killing In
tent, one year.
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PERsoHAI PoMn.-Mr. j. r. PAUL,
who has been quite sick for several
weeks, Il convalescing,
Among those from this city who will
sail In the City Of Berlin, on the 4ih oil
May, for Europe, are His Honor Mayor
Sweeney, who ID one oil The salAEled -.
sistants and chief Of divisions under
Commissioner Mccormick, and Messrs.
Perciyal and Albert Harden, Archie
Paxton and Sam. Patterson. Inasmuch
az Mayor Sweeney and Albert Harden
have been to Europe before, the delega-
ton will have the benefit Of their expert.
ence, and, no doubt will see everything
worth seeing. ,
Manager james Hamilton returned
home on Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Stevens, who was the Lead
ing lady Of Manager Fftzimmons' stock
company, at the Opera House, several
years ago, died at New Orleans last week.
Mr.. Emmett Deloe, OF the TYLER County
Star, was In the city on Saturday.
Captain John Mcclure and vile, who
have been spending several months in
Texas, returned home on Saturday.
Noah w. shafer, Esq, Of Pittsburgh,
was in town on Saturday.
Rev. De Haaswill lecture in the Fourth
Street N. E. Church on the 18th inst, for
the benefit Of the Children's Home. Sub
ject: aBnried Cities Of the Dsad.n
Mr.. E. j. A. Drennen. Of MARITIME
Ferry, Is visiting friends in Sandusky.
Mr.. John Craft, Of the steamer Mallie
Ragon, has stopped of at his home In Mat
amoras for the purpose OF getting his
farpi in proper shape for the coming sea-
son.
Miss AIDA Fisher, Of Cincinnati, who
has been visiting relatives here for some
time past, left Saturday for S%teubenville
on q visit to friends.
Nj. ALI. Burnett and company go to
Cincinnati next.
Mr.. @. @. Kemble, the architect, has
returned from a visit to Harrisburg.
Mr.. II. B. Miller isquite i'll at his resi-
dence On Market street. opposite the
Postofice. .
Isaac Ammons, an old employe Of the
Hinge Factory, died yesterday at T. N.
E. w. Williams, Of Harrisville: E. r.
Marshall, Of Parkersburg; ]. A. Mooney,
OF S%teubenyille; g. R. Thompson, Of Cam
bridge, Ohio, are at the Mcclure.
Nj. Fl. J. Sergeant, who has many
friends In this city, SNOW business man
ager for the great Modjeska.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & Vests
minstrels are quartered at the Mcclure.
General j. 7. Terrence, Of Chicago, ia
at the Mcclure House. He comes to our
city for the purpose Of engaging expert
enced nailers TO work in q new nail mill
in Illinoia.
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BKtnARE Lock1s.-For q long time
some people have been In the habit Of
dumping their garbage on the railroad
company,s ground in the western part OF
the Third Ward, until II hasibeeor1e an
absolute nuisance. The railroad compa-
ny has now prohibited this, under penal.
" Of the law. II would DO q good thing
Ii Council would begin to look after other
parts Of the city in like manner.
Presiding Elder Carr preached In the
N. E. Church last night. Alter thes Q
mon the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
was administered. The quarterly confer
ence Of the N. E. Church meets In that
Church tonight.
The Methodist Mite Society meets atthe
residence Of Gen. Hoge OF Gravel Hill,
tonight.
room by illness.
The completion Of the Bellaire &
Southwestern Railroadi Ia to be wished for
when we consider that thus far the road
10 paying running expenses with onlya
little over Eve miles 0 ftrack. OF course
every passenger 10 q purchaser Of
goods from some oil our merchants,
and when this road is completed 70
Woodsfeld the number Of passengers will
be swelled accordingly, and money which
Is now going into hands Of Barnesyilie
merchants land II Is no inconsiderable
sum, either will find is way here: Mr..
Morgan, the Manager, and MI. Ander-
son, the Secretary, deserve communication
for their efforts 70 secure the completion
OF this road, and It is . good thing to
know that they have 30 far been very
successful in the prosecution Of the work.
The stockholders have come TO the front
nobly and helped the enterprise along
when IL seemed almost ready to fall
through. aThere's millions in It," and
we trust the people will aid in every way
they can to bring about the completion OF
this road.
Mr.. q. @. Faris Is building a dwelling
house In Haryis' addition.s
Il Ia calculated that about one.ffth OF
the peach buds in this vicinity are killed.
Experienced men tell US that this Is all
the better for the crop.
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MUNICIPAL Couar-Judse onanner.
This Court met at 10 A.sM-Saturday,
and disposed OF the following business
Conron & Barber VS.. Parker Broa.' in
assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff for
$3.50.
Christian Burke and others Va. Mar
garetta Mass, administrator, and others,
IL %chancery. Decree entered Tor sale oil
real estate.
F.C. Hildreth We, Edward Bodley; in
chancery. Rule required in this cause
requiring Edward Bodley TO appear be-
lore the court Monday, April sth, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, for ~disobeying an iniunc-
ton served upon him March 10Th.
J.Y. L. Rodgers, executor, VS.. james
Mccullough and Alex. Rogers; in chan.
Gerry. Order Of reference entered, refer.
ring the cause to one Of the Commission.
ers Of this court for statement Of &c.
Adjourned until Monday at 10 o'clock
A. M.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 0'I IX,. M
and unchanged. Whsat- .kI,: Il rlt
Corn-Easier; yellow &c, @l Nv u
oats-Quiet white western S ana 40
Westerp S9aSSc. Providons-Ga aS,lug
changed. Butter Steady AID ,s sI'~s
Cheese-Quiet and uISnA .ssn,d ll
ieum-Dull; crude sHasc, n.
Whisky-strong; western 81 ~ w
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MOTHERS, MorHERs, MorHERA-Don't
fail % procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases Of teething In chill.
.dfen. II relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulctes the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health 70 the
child, give rest 70 the mother. d&W
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Frsu HAWK FISHING C1un.-The mem
bers OF the Fish Hawk Fishing Club on
Saturday evening elected the following
officers; President, W. j. Zoeckler; Sec.
re.sry, 9. ". Welty; Treasurer, Louis
Rabig; Captain, John Ebbert; Lieutenant,
w Lutz; Chief Cook, +. Hoffman; Quar-
termaster, John Brown; Assistant Cook,
Joseph Rabig. This club organized
March 18th, and this is the first election
OF officers held.
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BOARDING. HousE RoHBED. = Early
Saturday evening y thief walked into
Mrs, Holidays boarding house, corner
18th and Chapline streets, and appropri-
ated several shirts and jewelry TO the
value Of about $50. The fellow was OBJ
served by a domestic, who alarmed the
family, when he took TO his heels and es.
can aj
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ROBBERY AT MousDsvILE.-At an
early hour on Saturday morning q couple
Of thieves broke into the shoe shop Of
Harry Cox, at Moundsyille, and made off
with about SIS worth Of goods. The
goods were recovered at the depot the
same evening, where the thieves had left
them for shipment, packed in box. The
thieves are still at large,
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CHARGED WITH FeLosY.-Mary Ford
was before Justice WIN. PHILIPPE on Sat-
urday, to answer q charge OF felony.
The complaint was made by Henry Shall.
cross, who alleges that the girl took from
his house a cameo breastpin, q silk hand.
kerchief, and several other articles, be.
sides about $50. in money. The examina-
ton resulted in the defendant being
remanded to jail in default Of 500 bail
to insure her appearance at Court TO
anaRar
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on Saturday evening the Leasure Boat
Club elected the following officers: Presi.
dent W. Hagedorn; Vice President, J.
Rly; Secretary, F. Adley; Treasurer, I.
Ray; Captain, L. Hankey; Directors, w.
Brfceland, W. Anderson, W. Knoke, Q.
Gleason and 7. Braddock.
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DANGEROUS PaAcrt6E.-on Friday
evening as Eddie Clarke, Of the North
End, was going home, on bis way down
Main street some eyildbposed boythrew
q stone at him aud cut an ugly cash in
his head. Il is an ugly piece Of business,
this throwing stones.
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PREssYrERY OF WHEELING will hold
a regular meeting In the o. P. Church on
.Chapline street, Tomorrow morning, at
which the records Of the sessions will be
inspected by the P~resbytery.
The Ladies' Missionary Association Of
Wheeling Presbytery will holdis annual
meeting In the same place tomorrow al.
ternoon at 2o'clock. Each society will
be represented by two delegates who will
be expected to report upon the condition
and work OF each.
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WHILE The bartender will concect al-
most any sort Of . punch for theimbiber,
he Ia dead Get against the new style afti-
Gle, known as the "Mofiettpunch.p This
proposes 10 take away his profits, or else
cause q risein the price Of drinks. The
vendors Of the ardent are therefore op.
posedtoits introduction here.
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t MoRRow the special committee ap.
pointed by the Board Of Commissioners
for the purpose will confer with the Board
Of Public Works in relation to the con.
tinuation Of the pike from Fulton across
the Peninsula 10 this city.
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Rn1AR1E help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra.
ting diseases cured without medicine,
Pufyermaeher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PuLvERMAoHER GALvAN.
10 Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 0.-Flour-DIl. .
unchanged. Wheat-Dall, weak ~ y y.
No. / Chicago spring 81 llal W. ~ !.
eilt edge 81 l9, regular slGa w
April, 81 i1h May, Sill Jazz. ~.
$fO6. Corn-In fair detiand ous ~.
rates; 400 cash and April, 4:Hs Ia, H.
at 42Aa4S%C May, rejected v. ~ W !
Dull, weak and lower at ?ssesa. ~ !
April, 26Hc May. Rye1Dull aaa w
5s5fc bid. Barley-Dull and Pfis S Y.
lower at 4Sc. Lard-steady ana " n
81 i0a7 l2H cash and April "a \,
May, 81 22]fa7 Is JnIe. Bal. SNv Wv
mand fair and prices higher 81 @l@H
Alcohol-S3c,
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AN editor Of this city has only 10 sea
'himself,with his feet elevated to the win.
dow sill, 10 create ar impression on
passers.by that his office has been pro.
yided with window blinds.
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on Saturday afternoon a little son Of
Charles Sims was accidentally shot In the
arm BY a colored boy named Elias Rolls,
the ball frat passing through Rolls finger.
The ball was extracted from Sims arm,
and he is now doing well.
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Do ror IAN 10 am A John Roemer's d

Do hot fail 10 call at John Roemer's II
you want TO buy goods cheap.
Twenty thousand bolts Of new patterns
Wall Paper, with borders 10 match, at 6,
q, 8, 8 and 10 cents o bolt.
Two hundred pieces Of new styles dark
and light Calicos, best quality, At etc.
Twenty pieces Fancy ChintIes At 10c.
Two thousand pounds OF superior 5lb
Southern Carpet Chain, The best in the
city, at 26c.
twenty-five pieces new styles of Car
pets at much below their value. Also,
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, DC, &c, at
eastern prices,
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THE alarm Of FIRE about / 1907. N. Sat.
urday was caused by the burning out Of
q chimney atthe residence Of MI: James
Warden, on the west side OF Market, be-
tween l2th aud 14th streets,
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A BRIGHT and beautiful child shows in
It's very expression that lis Babyhood was
not associated with Opium, cordials, etc.
for the continued use OF Opium Is anita.
gonistic to health. That valuable and
highly recommended Remedy for the dis
orders Of Babyhood, DR.. BulIs Baby
Syrup, Ia absolutely free from Morphia
and all other dangerous agents, and can
be safely employed at all times. only25
cents per bottle. d&w
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Tan following young ladies compose
the graduating class Of the Wheeling
Female College this year: Misses Lizzie
Kirkpatrick, Capitola Marshall Carrie
Hubbard, Genie Pendleton, Stella Martin,
Sophie Logan and Annie Woods.
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ARE You BUYING SPRING GooDs.-
Come and see what we offer-our goods
are all marked down very low, and you
will find unexpected bargains.
L. BLUM a Bios.
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ApopLxxY.-Mr. VIM. Hepburn, .
we'll known citizen Of the Fourth Ward,
suffered an apoplectie d yesterday, and
was lying In a critical condition last
evening.
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4 MnRln Nc nn.-
Ask Those Who Enn

Benson's capcine Porous Pint,
Plaster In The world. IthiS haAs
among phyteauI than AM I,1Ns. ~
very marked,