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The marks last evening indicated s feet
10 inches and falling.
The local packts were the only arrivals
and departures yesterday.
The Pres Ellison Is the regular Bellaire
packet, leaving at the hours specified in
her time table below.
The Belle Prince left for Steubenville
last evening to convey John Robinson's
circus to Rochester, the Heatherington
drawing too much water.
The Modoc passed up yesterday, having
in tow Koontz's New Martinsville wharf
boat, recently purchased by Liverpool par
ties.
The Emma Graham Is due down this
morning, en- route from Pittsburgh to Gin
natl.
The Courier and st, Lawrence, both
having Wheeling excursion parties on
board, are due tomorrow.
10y TsleSraphl
NASHVILLE, May l9.-River falling, with
$ feet inches on shoals.
EVANSVILLE, May l1.-River 7.10 feet
scant. Weather clear and hot; mercury
So. Down: Mitchell and Rainbow, Little
business.
ST LOUIS, May 19-Arriyed; Tom Means,
Pomeroy, Departed: Champion, Paducah
Tom Mears, Cairo Storm, Pomeroy; Car
rier. Kansas City.
NV ORLEANS, May 1O.-No arrivals,
Departed: w. P. Holiday, Henry Frank,
st. Louis. Weather clear, partly cloudy.
Tharmnmatar 80
PITTSBURGH, May 1o.-River 10 inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
Arrived: Graham and Bachelor. Depart.
ed: Graham, Bachelor.
CIScIYSATI, May 19.-Riyer 8 feet 8
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warmer. Arrived: Hudson, Pittsburgh.
Departed; Hudson, Pittsburgh; Fashion,
Henderson, Golden Rule, New Orleans,
Lou1svLLH, May 19.-Riyer falling, with
5 feet 10 inches In canal. business dull,
Weather warm and clear. Arrived: Andy
Baum, Cincinnati to Memphis; Bedford,
st. Louis to lronton; Clifton, To Hunting
ton,
CAIRO, May l0.-Arrived-Golden City,
New Orleans; John W. CAT, Memphis;
Cons Millar, Cincinnati; Centennial, st.
Louis. Departed: Golden City, New Or
leans; John W. GaR, Cincinnati; Cons
Millar. Memphisi Centennial, St. Louis.
River 81 feet Ave inches and falling.
Weather cloudy and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-20

PERSONAL MRSrIoS-CoL. ED. NORTON
OF the Mcclure House, accompanied By
his wife is in Cincinnati.
Captain George NJ. Whltecarver, O
Grafton, is in the city, The Captain will
leave next week for Tennessee, TO be gone
for some little time.
Major Perry Griffin, the veteran and
gentlemanly agent Of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific r. R., was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Sallie Cline, Of this city, left last
night for the Indian Territory on visit
TO friends.
Miss Kate Judkins, Of Barnesvill,e Ohio
was in the city yesterday on brief visit.
Mr.. Robert S. Wherry and his bride
returned from their wedding trip last
evening. Mr.. Wherry was detained at
Wheeling for several days with an at.
tack OF diphtheria, from which be has not
fully recovered. -IId'hington Reporter.
BARLEY Campbell and the members oil
the "Galley Slave" combination parted
here yesterday. They made many warm
friends while in Wheeling, who will look
forward TO their return next season with
pleasurable anticipations.
Sheriff j. w. Robinson, OF Barbour
county, and Jacob Hudkins OF Phillip,
registered at the Stamm House yesterday.
W. K. Curtis, OF Wellsburg, Sheriff Of
Brooke county, was at the Mcclure House
last evening.
George bartholomew, Gail & Axes
''little Joker" struck Wheeling again yes.
terdsy in his rounds, and smokers are
hannv
John Austin, the Pittsburgh detective,
and John F. 0'Malley, prominent attor:
ney OF that city, are in the city, as witness
es in the Gallaher.L arkin law suit.
The Steubenvile Herald says that
Thomas Seaman, Of this city, is visiting
his brother.in-law, Major sarratt, at that
place.
MIR. CnAs. HARRIS, an employe OF Greer
& Laing, had his leg badly lacerated be.
low the knee yesterday.
Mrs. Kent Mason Clayton was appoint
ed delegate from Martins Ferry, yes
terday, TO the Belmont County Temper
ance Convention, now In session at Bell
aire. Mrs. Clayton will address the Con-
yention this afternoon.
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That Dr.. wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
mas proven itself to be positive cure Tor
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis and all
iung diseases. It has saved the lives oil
many even after the doctors had said there
was no hope. Every one declares that Il
goes 10 the fright 4ol, " soothing and heal.
Ing as II by magic all soreness Of throat
and lungs. A single dose taken ct bed
time will gently warm the blood, cause re-
freshing slumber, and by morning an
ordinary cough or cold will be gone: None
Park. Large pint bottles 81 90. Keep a
bottle always on hand, 1t will save you
many do6tcr bill. Be sure you have
your druggist get he genuine for you.
West & Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport.
Logan, List q Co., and Laushlin Bros.
4 90. sell the genuine Of Wholesale and
retail, paw
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Vienna Bread to-day at
c. BEHRENS'.

BMpoE BURNT ON THE B. & o.-The
evening mail train from the West was
several hours late in its arrival here last
night, the delay being occasioned by the
destruction OF q bridge by FIRE. The bridge
was an old.fashioned covered structure OIL
wood. crossing McMahon's creek, al
Franklin Station, seven miles west Of Bel
laiTe II Is supposed. that the flames were
originated by flying sparks from q passing
locomotive. Passengers and baggage will
have TO be transferred around by the road
in wagons until 4 temporary bridge Is CON
structed.
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TuR CouRrs.-MuSlcIPAL coukr-Judgl
Cranmr.-This court met at 10 O'Clock
yesterday and disposed Of the following
In The case Of George R. Tinsle, sheriff.
administrator OF James H. Forsythe, de.
CEASED. VS.. Logan D. Wallace ct al, In
cbancery, the court ordered decree to be
drawn paying the fund in court, SIC, 900,
to Logan D. Wallace. o,
Friedman 4 Lanternjung Va. Chas. A.
Kryter. In assumpsit. Judgment In favor
Of Inc plaintiff for S2le 50.
Adjourned until Friday atl0A.N.
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CIRCUIT couRr.-Judst Aelrin.

This court met at 0 o'clock yesterday
and transacted the following business:
John F. O'Malley, n Pittsburgh attor-
ney, was admitted TO practice In TINS court
fhe suit Of John +, Galleher aHains5
I'd. Larkin, for 5000 damaees LOT MIegea
fslse arrest, was on tEiAl OF adjournment
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wAH1Seros, May l9.-lA.x.-For Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary
or rising, barometer stationary followed
in the western portions by lower tempera.
ture, clear, and partly cloudy weather
soulherly veering to westerly winds.
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CoME and ride. Now receiving new open
and top buggies, phaetons, open and top
barouches, spring wagons, all good aud
warranted. Come at once II you want To
buy, as they will be closed out quick.
j. w. FERREL's
Old Stand, corner Main and Twentieth
streets, Wheeling.
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THxanoMRrRR REcoRD.-The following
shoys the range Of the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
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SILVER TAsLEwARE.-Rars Bargains al
the Iswslry Storsof
JACOB W. GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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To GkSrs.-HeadQuarters for Hanan &
Reddish hand made shoes in all styles,
and are far superior to any other make.
For sale by L. v. Blond, 1876 Main
traak
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Why suffer sleepless nights, with q dis.
tressing cough, while quarter OF dol
lar invested in "sellers' ooughsyrup" will
give instant relief.
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soRE eyes, letter, salt rheum, &C., are
cured by CDR, Lindsey's Blood Searcher."
Sold by all drnppiRta.
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A PPLICATIoNs.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

" cLrRK's oyyIcE BOARD oy Conuuuoxnsr
WHEELING, N y 18th, 1850 !
Sealed Proposals will be rec lived at this ofce until
WEDNESDAY, the 26th, at 10 O'Clock A. irT the
gTadipS Of the ounIy lad between the Wheellrg,
West liberty and Bethany Turnpike, At Kelly'S barn
and Dement Cemetery, enhancing 1900 cubic yardS
more or less the RvefSEe haul exceed 800 feet
Bids must DO by the cubic yard for eArth loose rock
and solid rock separate y.
Proposals must give name postofhee address Of bid
der. and must be aeNOmp nlod by satisfactory TeC0m-
IneudAtons As 10 his eharIe er and responsibility.
EndOpe proposals "For dement, Cemetery Ho'd"
The Commissioners reserve the Tight 10 70 Get any
or all bldI. CHAS. II nElTEkS,
Clerk BoArd Of Commissioners.
W. @. SMITH. County Engineer. mvIs
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NRpSEsDAY


sAu1axiSs'rS..u7rAISAx. IAN. Pm. 7rr
70 IS IS 70 - % "a u
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PRIcEs to suit everybody; II you want
bargains in shoes and slippers, call atL.
Y. Blonde.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
cEALED PROPOSALS.

CtxHx's oyncR BOARD OF CoxMrs1o~KRs, l
WHEELING, May s, 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
WEDH EsDAY, MAY 20, noon, for furnishing med.
IeIueL upon prrseTpt 1.-THE CIunty PhYslciaD for
the oily pIOr and county prisoners for one year ON
June $50. CHARLES h. DEifEhs.
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John EMSHEIM ER
Che Gntelligtufer.
n.r Adysrtisements.

once. Nos. 70 and q Fourteenth street
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mineral County epubIlcans.

The Republicans in Mineral county
seem determined to give good account
OF themselves on election day. They are
to hold county convention at Keyser on
Saturday, at which Governor Peirpont
and Hon. Geo. @. sturgiss are to speak
At primary held at Piedmont on satur'
day last, forty delegates were chosen tc
said convention, and we are informed that
it was the largest Republican primary
ever held there. At that point Garfield
and Arthur club Of seventy-five members
has been formed, aud our correspondent
informs us that they expect to enroll two
hundred members all told. The Republi.
cans Of Mineral are alive to the great
issues involved in the coming State and
National elections, and will do their full
duty,
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rnE TUsCARAwAs RAILROAD.
The Proposed Extension of the Road
Across wheeling Island.

WHEELING, September LIST, 1880.
Editors IntsllIVencer.
There has been, first and last good
deal Of talk about extending the Tuscara-
was Valley aud Wheeling railroad from
Bridgeport across the Island to deep
water at the west end Of the Suspension
bridge. ANY one can see what great ad.
vantages to the city and the railroad
company would result from this extension.
The matter has been favorably considered
by the officers Of the railroad, and while
they recognize its advantages they claim
that in view Of the decided advantages
that would result to the city Of Wheeling
her people should be willing to form a
company for the purpose Of making said
extension. It seems to me that such a
company might readily be organized upon
the following basis:
First, to form joint stock company, say
OF 100000, which, according to the est.
mate Of the chief engineer, enclosed with
this communication, and appended to 1t,
would cover oil expense.
Second, take out charter under our
railroad laws (which, l believe, can be
done) to build this abort line road, inclu.
ding an iron bridge across the west branch
Of the river.
Third, / would then propose to issue the
amount OF the capital stock in bonds OF
the proposed company, running say thirty
years, and bearing FIVE per cent interest,
payable semi.annually.
Fourth, The city, or the citizens OF
Wheeling, should agree upon their part
to take and pay for the preferred bonds OF
this company 10 the amount OF the actual
cost Of the building OF the bridge and the
depot grounds, and secure the right OF way
for a single track across the Island on
Virginia street free Of cost.
Upon the part Of the Tuscarawas
railroad company an agreement
should DO made TO furnish all
the grading, ironing, ties, depot build.
ings, and such like incidentals necessary
TO complete the work, and put the same in
working order.
On the strength OF disagreement by the
Tuscarawas railroad company, the city, or
citizens OF Wheeling, should agree TO lease
so many years In consideration OF the
railroad paying the interest upon the
bonds issued for its construction, the rail.
road securing the same by . mortgage on
the extension, the depots, DC.
fully believe that Il this extension was
built It would be the best paying part OF
the Tuscarawas railroad line from the lake
to thiscity. 1t would bring the road close
to the city, and 1t would saye'in the way
OF bridge tolls and cost OF hauling from
20 to 40 cents per ton, snd from TO
cents per passenger coming and going
to the road.
With the aid Of double track Of fiat
rails, leading from the terminus at the
suspension bridge, across said bridge, to
the city, wagons could haul large loads
back and forward TO the railroad depot
The proposed landing at deep water, at
the west end OF the Suspension bridge, Ia
one Of the best along the river for any
purpose. The station there TO be built
would be in full view Of the city and
wharf, and at this point cars could be
crossed, on boat built for the purpose,
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a clear and unequivocal endorsement Of
the Cincinnati platform. That platform
declares positively for "honest money,
consisting Of gold and silver and paper
convertible into coin on demand" Now,
IA It possible that this is Greenbackism2
Do the Greenbackers so far misunderstood
themselves as to be opposing the Demo.
cratic party because its adoption OF hard
money principles, when in reality they
should be supporting 1t as sympathizlns
soft money alIy2
One Of two things is csrtain-Either
Col. Ben Wilson repudiates the platform
ON which he was nominated or else he is
tooline the Greenbackers in the interior.
Is It possible that he is playing fast and
loose on this question? He said nothing
about being q Greenbacker in hisspeechse
in this city during this canvass. Why did
he keep quiet on the subject hereP Was
| 1t because he recognized that this delusion
had played out here, and that in 1878 this
county had repudiated his heresy BY All
majority? Did Col. Ben stand in dread o.
that majority when here, and for that rea
son conceal his Greenback sympathies?
The Colonel's position in this canvass II
yery peculiar all round. He stands upon
a clear endorsement by his party Of a dec
Ilaration in favor of"a tariff for revenue
only," and yet when he is in this city hi
makes decided tariff speech. No won
der old Bush Price declared at Washing
ton Hall, with all the vigor for which hi
is remarkable, that "Ben Wilson is nj
Democrat" He is hard money and sol
money-tariHf and anti-tariif-s tandinl
to-day on the platform and tomorrow
jumping of. This is very peculiar pc
sition for a candidate for Congress to &C
cupy. Such candidate is in danger Q
falling between two stools. He cannot ii
the nature Of things be acceptable to eithe
hard money men or soft money men,
| to tariff men or anti-tariff men.
The Colonel should decline TO make an!
speeches in this canvass, considering tn
difficult role he is essaying. BE shoul'
leave all points where he can possibly en-
counter newspaper reporter, take to tn
woods, pursue strictly still hunt, ant
sh4ke- hands with the voters and say
1
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nRUsrEE's SALE ors0UTH WHEEL

Ne III YIStue AZ deed Of trust made by Louisa Sun.
deTmSnn 10 The underaisned, Trustee dated July -
Is5o and recorded 10 the Cerks Office o. the County
Court 81 Ohio county In Deed Of Trust Book NO, 10
page zoo SATURDAY icri OCTOBER .. 1850,
i+ont SooT ~ lie :Surt House q Ohio county, III.
hiEhsst and best bidder, the followiog Described
hh," Si MI n tina city Of Wheeling, formerly
Enowa pN n, S"The Town Of South whoeling,f
IN the county OF Ohio, and State Of West VIZ
rinIS and known as tho north hall o. lot W nine, II
square No (4S) iortythree, being the property nov
TERss OF SALK--One-t third Of the purchase money
and ID uch more IS the purchaser may elect 70 pay
n cash, and the re,ldue In two equal instaimenis
payable Ipectiyely In six and twelve monihs WV
interest from day Of sale, the purchaser tiyinl
moi d secured by deed Of trust for the dc erred pay
menis. WILLIAM HoffatS T,sis.o
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wby The south Is solid for Hancock.

Consider uIat Lee and Jackson '0ould do
,nere a.ey alirs. Thse are he same principles
for pl.ich hey fought for four years. Remem'
ber DO men ,rto poured forth tteir life blood on
Iirginia's soil, and do mol abandon them now'
Remember that upon your tote depends The sue
cess of Die Democratic ticka.-[Hade bamp,
ton, al lie meeting IN Tie interest Of Democratic
Hqrmo,y in Virginia, al StamtO'l, July 20.
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Republican Demonstration Downat Pow

Republlcln ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wv,
hatau.
1.-THE Hon. Lorenzo Danford, OF Bellaire,
Is to speak at Powhatan on Saturday, and
preparations are making for glorious
meeting. There is to be pole raising
previous to the speaking, and Republicans
are expected to be present from all points
in that portion Of Monroe county.
We are assured that light is breaking
over the clark hills" Of old Monroe, as
they have been called.for so many years.
Now that railroad has penetrated the
interior OF the county good deal of light
ought to belet in. The county has always
been one Of the strongholds Of Democracy,
but this year the Republicans expect TO
make heavy inroads On the hitherto solid
ranks of their ancient opponents. We
trust that the demonstration OF Saturday
will mark an important step in that direc'
Iion
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with greater facility aud at less cost than Of
any other. The crossing would oe very
short and the landings would Dc gooo.
This would afford great advantages IN me
winter time, because OF the TACT that there
Is always a current ut this point, ana con-
sequently always a vacant space between
the cakes OF floating Ice sufficient ior tne
safe crossing Of boat up 70 the close OF
the river. And alter the closing OF the
river good safe channel could be cut all
the wav across in six hours time, which
channel could easily be kept open oil the
winter through.
on the wheeling wharf tracks leading TO
the track OF the p, W. & Ky. road could
easily be constructed, and freight cars de-
livered over them to any point In the city
on said road.
In view Of all these advantages / urge
upon the people Of Wheeling the favora-
bic consideration Of this project.
JOHN McLuRR.
The following Is the estimateof the chief
engineer OF the Tuscarawas road, above
referred to:
CLEVELAND, O., May 81, 1880.
s. Chamberlain, Esq, Presidelt:
DEAR blowing is an approximate
estimate Of the cost OF the extension TO
Wheeling Suspension bridge, Virginia
State line, .as shown on accompanying
map. a.. ooo M
l6O6 yards fratelas masonry at SO 0o.:.s ~
4b5xSO leot Lin PlliDg for foundations ~ 2Vc. "
3OO1 yards pit excavation al ~ "
lncidenlals pumping water, DC, add...'. lVV0 "
| 69G ieet Lin Pratt Iron truss bridge sup. so q,
i1eo ~ "
900 yards cinbAnkment n lIiOV "
| SIS Of mile, main track, steel rails. o. SIp
tons, at sos per top..,.,... ....... ", tSz W
SIS Of mile. main track, 1850 ~
cross ties at 6Oc.................-" IoV W
| IS Of mile, main track, ~ an
/ glS splice bolts ~ 66c.........::.... % ~
SIS q q mile, main track, 5000 lbs. "a "a
IL spikes NJ W w
i 3-5 oil mile, main track, 800 JOS - zee a,
ballast at 10c...... 10Y w 1900 .
IuterIniual side TRACKS, add IS mile above 900 a,
Ot'oo =
Right Of way, depot grounds, depot &e,say) 10000 o
s96,OlC 81
0siset Lin Pratt iron truss bridge n ,so 20
COG feet Lin Pratt COnd. truss 80 a.
bridge al s2l....-.......... .."lS'1gz W
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plaaenee.........,...........s2 .e6s oo--H,oS 30
We And upon examination that there is
no rock in the bed OF the river az the
crossing, which will therefore render II
necessary to put in pile foundations, >.
II the combination truss bridge Is
adopted, same as bridges on wheeling
creek. the cost will be SCI, 96S 90 less, as
above noted. Very respectfully,
"'N W. W. GARD,
Chief Engineer.
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a Hnnnr RestoratIen.

| can truly say that owe my present
existence and happy restoration to the
hopes and Joys Of lie, to the use OF War,
ner's Sale Kidney and Liver Cure, and
saw to every one suffering from any man
ner OF kidney, liver or urinary troupie'
"Use this remedy and recover"
w. E. SANFORD.
Holley, N. Y, Feb. 25, 1880. rrHas
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MesilIrglnln nourbonism.

"Iam prepared TO say hat zee hare t'e 'oorst
con.tii.tion Of any State in The U"ion."-
re- Judge James Ferguson, Of Kanauha-a
DsUlocruL1
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tyler county Democratic Conventions

sIsrERsvrIIE, August 81.
Editors IntellIgeucer.
The democrats held their district con-
yention the 2sth, and were addressed by
Col. Dan johnson. The attendance was
slim. The Colonel made an ultra South
ern speech, and had the audacity to at.
tempt to answer some remarks made by
General Goff. have no doubt but wha,
The Democrats mentally exclaimed, when
the Colonel, in his peroration made some
Eighty remarks, behold our martyr
Count ON not less than 200 majority In
TYLER for Garfield and Hutchinson.
OBSERVER.
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REpugIIcAN County, TICKET.

snxnYT,l
GEORGE i. PARKS.
PROSECUTING ATToRsET,
T. J. HUGus.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTINCT,
{. A. HELMBRlGhr.
ASSESSOR, cousTAY DISTRICT,
L. II. ARMSTRONG.
HousE OF DxIKGArEs,
W. P. HUBBARD,
G. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREW,
EfMON L. MccoLL0CH.