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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-14

BELLAIRE LOcALS.-The case Of the CITY
Of Bellaire against the B. & o. r, r, was
tried in court last week. The tity desires
to open Belmont street across the B. & o.
tracks without building a bridge over and
filling up tho street below the railroad,
and without putting q tunnel under. The
court decided against the city, granting
the railroad company an injunction TO
prevent the city from crossing, The In.
junction Is not perpetual and the case e
thus left open for future trials.
The final arguments on the county seat
question have been made before the com.
mittee, and 1t will report probably on
Monday or Tuesday. 1t then will rest
with the House to approve or disapprove
It's action when 1.-THE bill is passed, ftgoes
to the Senate and does not BECOME q law
unless that body also passes It.
Rev, Cunningham, Of Wheeling, preach
cd 9 sermon preparatory to communion,
at the Presbyterian Church, Saturday al.
ternoon.
Rev. CASTOR was assisted by Rev. Mr..
H.attery in the communion service Sun.
day. Twenty.one persons Joined this
their faith and three from other ehureSss.
This church appears to.be growing, both in
membership and the size q the congfega.
tons, and Il Is about all the church can do
to accommodate them.
ny tho number hunting coloring ex.
tracts Saturday evening, Easter Sunday
must have been pretty well observed By
b children with their eggs,
Rev. Toland addressed q temperance
meeting at the Presbyterian Church Sun.
day afternoon. r. .F.
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RESISTING AN 0PPIcER-Charley Quinn,
a boiler at the Top Mill, got on his muscle
about halt.past eleven o'clock Saturday
night, in the n%eighborhood OF Rolls Mar.
ket street saloon. Quinn had his coat of
and was Waiting around on his ear look.
ing for somebody big enough to fight,
when City Sergeant Sweeney dropped on
him. The Sergeant turned his prisoner
over to Officer Davis, who happened to
come along, and the officer headed him
toward the cooler and started of. When
near the Court House, Quinn turned sud-
denly and struck Davis n blow in the
mouth, and then made q bold dash for
liberty, running up Chapline to Twelfth
street, and was just turning up Twelfth
when Officer Altmyer overlook him. The
officer closed on him, but did not take him
without a severe struggle, being several
times compelled 10 use his club on the
refractory prisoner. Lou Is not big in
bulk, but what he lacks in size he makes
up in sand. Davis lip bears the marks OF
pretty rough treatment at the hands OF
Quinn, and It may be safely put down that
that belligerent Individual Is good for
thirty days without bail.
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RElIGIoUs NoTH.-Rev. Edward Voss
for the past seven years pastor OF St
Johns Protestant Church, preached his
farewell sermon last evening, to a large
congregation. Rev. Voss Is highly re.
spected in the community, and his depar.
ture to other fields oflabor will be uniYer.
sally regretted.
Communion services were held at the
Presbyterian Church in Bellaire yesterday.
Hey. Or. Cunningham, Of this CITY,
preached in Rellaire OF 2 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon.
At the First Presbyterian Church, yes
terday, Rev. Cunningham preached in the
morning on 1.-THE Risen Lord" and in the
evening OF lessons from the Man OF w.
Rev: Meerwein, OF lions Lutheran
Church preached yesterday morning on
THE Resurrection Of Christi The sub,
iect Of discourse in the evening was "Hal.
lowed BE Thy Name"
1.-THE Resurrection" was the subject o.
Rev. Jenkyns' morning sermon, yesterday
at the Reformed Episcopal Church. II
the evening his subject was "Life and I'm.
mortality Brought to Light by the Gospel
by Rev. swope, held Services ii the Ms
sion Chapel Of st. Matthews, on the Isl
and.
The woman's Foreign Missionary So.
ciety OF the NJ. E. Church, Bridgeport,
held anniversary exercises last evening.
Rev. Q. E. Manchester, OF Parkersburg
late pastor Of the Thomson NJ. E. Church,
on the Island, occupied the pulpit Of thai
church Yesterday morning,
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Death o. Cola.

Those complaining OF sore throat hoarse
Should De dBrowns Bronchial Tfoches.,
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The genuine hal
"JohnL Brown & Sons, Boston, on each box,
and is sold by Logan, List GO. and every
druggist only In boxes, at % cents. Beware
'et worthless limitations
Htown's ComphoMted neptFliEice possessei
ne best Ingredients for preserving and beau.
Trying thefteeth. Pnce26c, large bottles.
NWRAeOW
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SAID HIS WIFE BEAT Hin. Joseph Boil.
niger and wife live down in the Sixth
Ward, inthe vicinity OF the old Hamilton
Foundry. The Bollinger family Is not 4
striking example Of domestic happiness.
10. has a weakness for bad whisky, and
when he succeeds in getting full Of the
juice he goes home and abuses his wife,
Mrs. Bollinger has enough spirit TO take
her own part, and generally does so, when
1t often happens that 10. gets badly worst
cd. On Saturday Bollinger appeared be.
fore Justice Caldwell and complained that
his wife had hit him in tho mouth, struck
with a broomstick, and combed him down
generally. Awarrant was issued for the
female Bollinger, and the case was heard
in the afternoon. The evidence showed
that Bollinger was the aggessor, and that
he was in the habit Of Insulting his wife by
accusing her OF unfaithfGlneSS, and abus-
ing her with his tongue when under the
influence Of liquor. The Justice decided
that the woman hadn't given him half as
he deserved, and accordingly dis
missed the case at his costs,
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Whats truly beautiful world we live in!
Nature gives us grandeur Of mountains, glens
ana oceans and thousands OF means for en-.
1oyment. We can desire no better when in
perfect health; but how often do the majority
81 people feel like giving It up disheartened,
discouraged and worried out with disease
When there Is no occasion for this feeling, as
every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory
proof that Green's August Flower will make
them as Iree from disease as when born. Dys.
Pepsia and Liver Complaint is the direct cause
o. seventy-hYe per cent Of such maladies al
~Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headachs
Costiveness, Nervous Prost:ation. DizzinesS ~
tho Head, Palpitation ofthe Heart, and other
distressing symptoms. Three doses ofAuVSst
Flower will prove It's wonderful effect, Sam.
pie bottles 10 cents. Tryit. NMrAw
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TRANsFERsoF REAL EsrATE.-The follow.
ing transfers Of real estate were admitted
to record in the office OF the Clerk Of the
County Court, Saturday:
Deed made April ~, 1870, by Louis
Bertschy to August Warneke, for i6 acres,
l rod and 24perches Of land in Richland
district, with all buildings and improve.
ments thereon; and also the personal pro.
perry, consisting Of horses, cows, wagons
blacksmith tools household and kitchen
furniture, farming implements, etc. $40.
Deed made April 70, 1870, by August
Yaeger, trustee tor Caroline Warneke, 10
Louis BertsChy, for the property noted in
above deed; $40.
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/ You can find very kne line Of dresi
goods from the very lowest price up,
wards, and q guarantee that ] will sell
them as cheap, 4 not cheaper, than any
other house In the city, atG. 6. Roth,s.
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Iwish Eyerybody 10 Know.

Rev. George H. Thayer, an old citizen o
this vicinity known to every one as a most in
huential citizen, and Christian Minister OF thu
N. E. Church, just this moment stopped II
eur store to say: ~ wish everybody 10 know
that consider that both myself and wife ow.
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Il
Is having a tremendous sale over our counter
and isgiiying perfect satisfaction In all cases O
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done
DRs. MArCHETT q FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1878.
Sold BYE. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; O
Z. Dwight, oath and Chapline sb.; Langhlir
Bros. 4 Co, Wheeling; and Husbands & In
skip, BellAire,
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EVERY reader Of this paper can have free
one months subscription to our Illustrat.
ed Magazine Of choice literature, LEISURE
HouRs, by sending Eleven cents to pay for
mailing the premium that goes with the
magazine, viz: a pair Of Easter Gross
chromoS. These crosses are entwined
with Gala lilies, ferns, grasses, &c. We
shall feel fully repaid for this gift II the ar.
ttcles are shown to your friends. Gaia.
logue OIL 900 desirable and curious articles
sent to all; 1c and &c stamps taken. Ad.
dress J. L, Patten & Co, AZ Barclay street,
new YORK. DdwEow
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Iris act well established by unouestiona,
BILE testimony that Halls Hair Remover n.
news, cleanses, brightens, inyigorates and re-.
stores to Its original color and lustre. faded
gray, or dlscolored hair, cheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy II
and use II, rather than to proclaim In a man.
ner more forcible than words can delineata.
through blanched locks or grlaIly beard, thSt
they are aged and passing 70 decay. Avery
short trial will convince the most skepticaI
That It does eradicate the scalp diseases which
ron the hair Of its color and life.-Fon Sooa
Kan Daily Monitor.
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gresation for several years, with the ex-
ception Of that Of Bishop Peterkin's conse-
Grafton, was present. Bishop Petefkin de-
liyered an able and interesting sermon
from the text, ''That I may know him and
tile power Of his resurrection" the latter
part Of which was addressed to those
about to be confirmed. After the sermon
the rite Of confirmation was administered
to twenty-five persons,
The pastor, Mr. Swope. then announced
that the collection about to be taken up
was to 60 toward reducing the church
debt, and urged a liberal contribution.
He stated that four gentlemen had agreed
to give Ave hundred dollars each, pro.
videl the balance Of the contribution
would amount 10 three thousand dollars,
thus making the total Eve thousand dol.
lars. Bonds were contributed 10 the
amount OF 5000, which, In addition TO the
S2ls in money contributed and the 5000
provided, makes the amount contributed
$6,25S. The pastor and congregation GER
tAinly deserve praise for this very liberal
contribution, which makes q very mate.
rial reduction In the debt.
The music for the morning service was
as follows:
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uIoTialn Exceldi".'....,. ..,,,-..,...,"" reaI;
!e euhl''.,,.''"E ''',.,.,." ."....,',,... ....,'...., .''~ AIoell
Jubilee. .' ",.'".''..... -.......'.'.., .......,..,.h oslantna
A collection was also taken up in the
Sabbath School, when the different classes
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We cannot too forcibly impress upon the
public that the severity and mortality Of
Diphtherte can be controlled II brought early
under treatment A single application Of
germ Of the disease, which, II left 10 rankle
and poison the system, will result fatally 10
the patient Medical Skill has eliminated In
Lawson's Curative rs the safest and most efec.
tual remedy for this disease, ~ well as all affec.
tionsof the throat. So perfectly Isl adapted
70 removing the primary symptoms Of Diph.
iberia, that no family should be without a
bottle OF II In the house for use in case Of
need Itcan be obtained at any drug store.
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AMusENRSTs.-Hes Opera Troue.-The
Hess Opera Troupe and Miss Emma Alb.
bott will present the HChimes OF Norman.
dy" on Saturday afternoon, and "Fause'
on Saturday evening, next, at the Opera
House. AChicago exchange says Of the
Chimes OF Normandy as presented by
the Hess company: "AEignon may have
possessed more positive attractions orpeo-
pie Of high musical culture butthe Chimes
Of Normandy appeals more forcihly to the
popular heart, and charms and delights
with its o~tt.repeated choruses and exluis.
tie airs, strung like rich Jewels from begin
ming to end Of the delightful composition.
Miss Montague essayed the principal role,
Migntorfle, and her acknowledgements
OF the part was rewarded with frequent
applause, which was we'll merited. She
has q fine voice, clear and resonant, which
has evidently been trained in an excellent
school. She handles it with much taste,
and her acting is vivacious and natural.
Mrs. seguil made her first appearance as
Gernldin and was received with enthusiasm.
Mr.. Turner was warmly received on bis
appearance as Robin More, and his sweet
tenor voice was never hoard to better I'D.
vantage. The Marquis Of Mr.. Castle was a
success, as is every character this gentle.
mar undertakes. Mr.. Ryse showed some
fine acting as Gapdrd, the miser, and Mr..
Seguin, as the ShsTif, was in his funniest
mood. The gems Of the opera Were all
finely rendered, and the delighted audit
ors erinced their appreciation by frequent
e~ncores."
The sale of seats will commence Wed.
nesday morning at Lucas music store.
II. w. s. Pinqfore.-The Lenten season
over, our people arp no doubt prepared to
enjoy this bright little opera, which has
met with the greatest success wherever 1t
has been produced. It's production here
was delayed until after Lent, so that all
could see and hear It with perfect freedom
OF conscience.
"Pinaiore" Is the best light musical com.
edy written in our language since the
"Beggars 0pera"-not excepting Sheri-
dams "Duenna," or Moore's I'M. p" And
It has the advantage over the "Beggar's
Opera" in that Il contains nothing 10
offend the most fastidious. -fS~has tho
lightness, the brightness, the airy clever.
ness, in short, all the good qualities Of the
best French opera boufFes-with none OF
the bad--none OF the blemishes which so
often disigure even the finest French hu.
NOR. I'll. II, S. Pinafore" has a purely
English story set in simple action and
told in simple language. It's humor, its
satire, its moral-all these are as clean, as
honest, as healthy as the most rigid re.
s~pectability could desire.
The opera will be produced at the Opera
House on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, Seats can be reserved
at Lucas music store. .
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PERSONAL MESrEoH.-Mr. Matthew Alt.
myer, formerly Of Wheeling, but now o.
Bellville, Ill, Is visiting old friends in the
city.
Mr. John 1. Rice, having retired from
the merchant tailoring business, has 90,
copied q position as travelling salesman fol
Messrs. Thomas Hughes & Co., and will
leave this evening on q trip to the int.
rioE,
Hon. John A. Hutchinson, OF Parkers.
burg, is in the city.
Prof. Fowler, the celebrated phrenolo.
gist, will probably deliver q series Of lee.
lures in this city shortly.
Colonel Baron, Of Bellaire, whose dan.
gerous illness We recorded o few days
since, Is reported oonValesoent.
Col. E. NJ. Norton and Major Tom Nor.
ton left for Cincinnati on the Hudson,
Saturday evening.
Mr.. viii. List started westward, Satur.
day afternoon, on q prospecting tour, and
will probably be absent a month or two
Pr: ]. II. Connolly, formerly OF Wheel
ing, bptnow OF Pittsburgh, Is stopping q
few days with pr. John storer, Of ffiadel
phIa,
MI. H. ]. Leach, arant eourie1r of Sells
Bros Circus, arrived in the city on Satur.
day, and Is stopping at the Mcclure
THE biggest show on earth" will be here
May Sd.
Mr.: y. Goo1lellow, member OF Council
from the Sixth Ward, left on Saturday
evening 10 visit relatives In Missouri. Mr.
g. will be accompanied on his return by
his daughter, Miss Mary, who preceded
him 10 Missouti some weeks since.
Mr.. Conrad Goetz left on the steamer
Hudson last Saturday for Parkersburg, to
act as groomsman TO Mr.. Fred. Meyer, OIL
that city, who is to be married this week
to Miss Louisa Dollmeyer, also Of Par.
kersburg, but formerly OF this city.
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GREAT sAcRlFlcEl Goods must be sold.
6V,V1O bolts Wall Paper, Q, Z and Sc; 1000
old fashion Russia Crash Toweling, worth
124c,, for Sc; 100 pieces new styles Dress
Goods, s, l0and lao; Carpets and House
Furnishing Goods at astonishing low
prices. Call soon and examine for your.
sell, ct John Roemer's Dry Goods, Carpet
and Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l9 and
wi Main street, sign Headquarters for
Cheap Goods"
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A FLYING ouR,FoorRR-somewheredo down
IN the wtlds Of Jersey-ifJ Jersey has any wiids
these present Centennial days-one Mcbaniels
dwells, IN all the ~patriarchal comfort and dlr.
nifty which attach to the English Lord Of liz
Manor. he has a park, q stately mansion.
groves Of timber, and above ali. the most
tatnous racing stables In America. These royal
Establishments contain some Of the finest and
a1!eetest horses In the world. Among them Is
harry haSet q monarch ofthe turf, who some
time ago met with All accident to one Of his
slender and priceless limbs. Without wast.
ing = moment in doubtful experiments, Mr.,
cDanie applied some Of Giles Imminent
lodide Ammonia, aRdiR halta day the horse
va Us s9an9 81 the ,proverbial silver dollar.
No w9RdeE Mcn4niels tells DR.. Giles to send
skeRtiesto interview himself and his horse in
Jersey,
SOLD BY all druggists. Send for pamphlet,
Dr.. GlLEs,
i2o West Broadway, New York.
Trial size 25 cents.
Logan, List & Co., Asenta xwR4w
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The greatest boon to children teething and
for curing Wind Collie, Diarrhua and other
us peculiar to children, Is the renowned Mrs.
Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup, q safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
Browns Yermifpge Com6s, for eEpGlliug
worms arg The M6St pnfai1lag and pleasant
eontecton In the world. Price Is cents. For
sale by Logan, List Co, andcby all druggists.
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JuMrED FROM a LADDEa.-Mr. Henry
Kraft, Of Centre Wheeling, met with a
painful accident on Saturday. He was at
work on a ladder, in his garden, when the
ladder broke, and in order to save him.
sell from a fall he jumped to one side,
alighting upon his feet and severely
spraining one Of his ankles.
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No Deception Used.

It Is strange so many people will continue
TO suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen.
eral Debility when they can procure at oui
store sHILoH'B VlT4tIzER, free Of cost, II II
does lot relieve OF cure them. Price, rs cents,
Sold BYE, Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; G. Z.
Dwight, 24th and ChaplineS ts,; Iaughlln Bros.
4 Co, Wheeling; and Husbands & Inskip,
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BEFoRE JUSTICE WAIr.-Warrants were
issued by this Justice on Saturday for Ste.
phen Meyer charged with permitting
gaming on his premises, and Frank Meyer,
Tor gaming. On account OF the absence oil
material witnesses, the examination Of the
Cases vas postponed until this aiterRaQp
Charlotte Williams entered an inform.
alton against her husband, Henry, aEias
Doctor charging him with unlawful
cohabitation with one Ann Kelly, at the
house Of Laughlin Murphy. williams
got wind OF the proceedings against him,
Rna lelto Rellaire His alleged paramount
was released on her own recognizance to
appear and answer at Court and Murphy,
Tor k~eepingan assignation house, gave bond
in 500 for his appearance at Court.
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a GOOD carpet for 10 cents per yard al
q. G. Roth's, and a full line OF any grade
or quality you wish, at almost your own
price. Call in and see them before pur,
chasing elsewhere, at 300 Main street
South Side.
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FoR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
Tor children. 1t corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves wind COlc, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy,
70 cents q bottle. p&w
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That "Hale's Honey Of Hoarhound and Tar
saas y s ssS tS SRRe y 81 oS Sss sH has ~ H taSS dt =
Hoaihopnd and Tar llarge Size cheapest
and take no other, as there arc counterfeib'
Sold by Logan, List&GGec. and az al druggists.
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Gray Heads,

For restoring the natural color OF the hair
a nicer preparation Is offered in "Hair Reyivi
nm" in large bottles, at only 50 cents, thar
has ever been produced at 500. Glenn's Sal
phur Soap Is the word.tamed clariRer and
6eautitief otthe complexion. Sold by Logan,
List q Co., and every druggist
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The BELToS FIRE.-We are in receipt Of
a postal from Mr.. II. S. White, OF Bolton,
whose dry house was burned on Friday
afternoon last. Mr., White places his loss
ut Sl6O, and adds: 'Erhe prompt and eff.
cient assistance OF all my workmen and
others saved u large lot Of slaves and 9th.
or property, The wind was all in our
favor"
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ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.

The services at this Church were inn,
snally interesting and impressive, Tbs
church was beautifully decorated with
flowers, and their sweet fragrance Giisd
the air, with pleasing effect. An esrIS
morning service was held at Z o'clock, a
which, considering the early hour, a yery
large congregation was present.
AT halt.past ten o'clock the largest con.
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H.. NJ. $. "PINAroRr," by Arthur sulli.
:, l.. F ! Vocal Score, words and music,
81 90; Libretto words only, 1Oc; Vocal
Selections (bound) 25c; Galop, 400; Waltz,
S5c; Potpourri, Doc; Galop, t6r Plano and
Violin, CoFnstu or Flute, Zoe; Waltz, ior
Piano and Violin, Cornet or Flute, SOC.
All the novelties in music. Pianos and
Organs TO rent,
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onEw JaeksOn's best swee Navy Tobacco

Style, elegance, location, moderate
prices, and choice OF either the American
plan 3 90 to s. 90, or the European plan
u 90 per day, and upwards, meals in the
elegant Restaurant attached to the house,
gu unite in giving the traveller more, fol-
the same money, at the Grand Central Ho.
tel, New York, than elsewhere. MwF
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Tue couRrs.-supRk1E copRr on Ar
iEA1s.-J4dga Grtta, Raymond, Moore ant
JohNoh-This Court met Saturday morn
Ing OF 10 o'clock, all the Judges beins
present The following opinions were
announced:
Creigh's executor vs. Administrator 81
al, from Ranawha county. Appeal and
supersedeas allowed; bond $500.
Little yS. Cozad ct al, from Lewis coun.
Y. Appeal and supetsedeas allowed;
bond $500.
West VirginIao oil and OIL Land Company
". John F. yinal, from Richie county.
Opinion by Raymond: Decree OF Circuit
Court reversed and cause remanded,
Moore 70. Douglass & Woodward, from
Wood county, Opinion by Raymond:
Decree OF Circuit Court affirmed.
Hall VI. Taylor OF al., from Richie coun.
tYg Molten for new bond docketed.
~. R. Cowden, Esq, Of Ohio county,
was admitted to practice, on motion Of +.
J. Hugus, Esq.
Adjourned to next Saturday at 10
A. NJ