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\ FEBRUARY BLIZZARD chicago, H.,
February PA special dispatch from Bis
marck says: "fhe worst snOW->tOrm ever
known in the Northwest has RACED here for
the past two days. For two months sue
ce>sion OF storms has interrupted travel on
the Northern Pacific railroad. causing very
large loss TO the road and 10 the Black ILLS
Stage Company. But three trains have ar.
rived from the East since February l,t. All
extensions, improvements, and repairs are
SIIsDendpdr
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EDMUNDS FOR FIRST CHOICE Montpelier,
w., February 2i.-The greater portion OF
the State Convention 10 be held tomorrow
TO choose delegates to the Republican Con-
yention at Chicago have arrived here. Every
delegation expresses themselves strongly
against a third term. The sentiment for
Senator Edmunds for first choice il very
strong.
Vermont is hardly an Offset to New York. !
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SYRACUSE, n. y, February 24.-The Ger
man Republicans In ma.s-Weeting here to-
day adopted strong anti.tbird-ierm fesolu-
lions.
Considering that the New York RepubIi-
cans declared for GRANT yesterday, the
shove Is sign'1can'. TIE Germans cannot
~ bundozed nor hooda linked into the sup
port Of a thnd term.
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DANVILLE.

correspondence of The Richmond Dispatch
FEBRUARY 20. 1880.
Grand Master Peyon :, Coles and Grand
secretary w. u Isaacs visited Moratoe and
Roman Eagle Lodges Of Masons lsst night.
Ihey were received in due form. After
some woik and Instruction The two lodges,
VIVID Tue grand officers and a number OF In.
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A PIECE OF STARTLING News London.
February 24.-The Duke OF Edinburgh
LQueen Vic's sonl went to Windsor to-
day 10 leave his children with the Queen.
while he goes to Russia to bring the Ouch
esS home (;he daughter Of the Emperor of
Russial
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FANCY GOODS.
800 BROAD STREET.

Another large lot of MEMS STIFF and SOFT
HATS at 81, worth sl.25 to-day at the factory,
and nearly one haf Of them more than that;
Again. have full line of TABLE CUTLERY,
from SOC. a sci to handsome BONE and IVORY
HANDLES or fine sILYER-PLATED
KNIVES;
An elegant assortment Of CAsTORs. CAKE-BAs-
KETS, PGCKLE-CASTORS, FRUIT.STANDs,
BUTTER-DIsHEs, &C., &c. in single, double
or triple plate;
ROGERS BROTHERS, Al PLATED KNIVES,
SPOONS, and FORKS al the lowest price;
Three comp etc lines Of CROCKERY-,he common
c. C., very cheap; the best STONE-CHINA and
fine PORCELAINF, aud the lowest prices:
The largest assortment Of CHAMBER TOILET
shown In town; common WHITE at sl.75.to
fine COPELAND SETS from So 81:
A beautiful 10, Of CANES and WALKING.sTICKs
ats TO- Is. 20, 25, SOC, 81. to $3.50;
Lots Of new MERCHANTS, OPERA. CHAINS,
vEsT-CHAINs, EAR-DRoPs, SETS, SCARF
PINS, cUFF.PINS, LACE-PINs, SOLID
GOLD REAL STONE RINGS, SOLID GOLD
PLAIN RINGS, as well as PLATED PLAIN
aud SET RINGs-all warranted A. represented
or moneyrefunded W. A. STEVENS,
fe2l No. 505 Broad street,
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weare glad to sac that the pegileatiary-
spring lot Is TO be said. II is an eye-sore.
II cuts of Sidney from Richmond. IL de-
stroys the unity OF Main street and makes
tue way TO Monroe PAX anything bot beau
ftfaI. II VIII begin To pay TO the State 40 d
city ~ soon az sold tsx OF two dollars on
every hundred dollars Of its value. Instead
OF being an expense to the state and blur
upon The city.
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Burling on HawkeyeI
Commodore Davidson has found new
outlet TO the seaboard for grain shipments.
He has loaded four barges at ST. Louis with
10000 bushels Of wheat, giving them IN
tow OF the steamer Victory, and started
ria the Ohio river for Huntington, w. Va;
at that point the grain is TO be elevated into
the cars Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road for Richmond. The st. Louis
papers say the distance from that
city to Huntington by river Is 900
miles, and from Huntington to Rich
mond the mileage by the Chesapeake and
tance TO be but-a little greater than TO New
York BY rail or to New Orleans by river.
The tow-boat Sam. Roberts has Just re-
turned 60 st. Louis from Huntington, bring
ing around four large barges loaded with
cement and other freight Of the Ohio, and
she will reload with bulk grain for Hunting
ton. This steamer has made several trips in
this line Of business, and il is stated the trip
fools I'D a much smaller figure Utd this
route than il charged from Chicago to
New York. The Sr. Louis Globe. Democrat,
in Speaking Of this route, adds: " Not
only are considerable quantities OF bulk
grain going to Huntington for foreign
shipments rid the Chesapeake and OHIO
aud Richmond, Va. but package freight is
also being carried by this route. The
steamer Tidal Wave left here Yesterday, or
will leave at dawn to-day, with 1000 tons OF
package freight to 90 forward utd this new
line to the seaboard. The tOw-bOat Sam.
Roberts, with four barges OF bulk grain,
also left last night for Huntington. With
this and the New Orleans route draining
the elevators the railroads will not have
more grain to carry than they can haul.
Doubtless cheaper route is being given by
the Chesapeake and Ohio than any OF the
alI.rai lines to the seabOard will giye.'
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THE CANAL AND THE CITY.

At a meeting OF the City Council held last
night the following resolution was adopted
"ReSOiUed, That the city OF Lynchburg
will transfer TO the James River and IA
nawha Company, or 10 such persons Us il
may designate, the fifteen thousand second
mortgage bonds OF said company held by 1t,
with all the coupons thereto attached, but
on the condition OF payment Of twenty
cents on the dollar OF the amount OF princi-
pal, Of coupons on said bonds, and interest
on said coupons, and allow legal interest on
the bonds since the last coupon fell due.
And for the purposes OF carrying out the
agreement il promises to deposit said bonds
and coupons, subject 10 the order OF said
company at any time before the lst July,
1880, in the Peoples Savings Bank, at
Lynchburg, on payment into said bank TO
the credit Of the city Of the amount Of
money named above"
DEATH on THE RAIL.
Information was received last evening OF
a fatal accident on the virginia and Tennes-
see railroad. At Shawsvile a young man
named William Moses got on the EASTERN
bound train to ride down TO Biz Spring, the
next station. Before the tram got far,
though ii had attained rapid motion down
Sidut, us udJ DitW WI anu w jumped OH
TO get it. He was thrown violently to the
ground, his head striking rock, causing
fatal injury. He was taken back to Shaws-
VILE, where he resided, but died in a few
hours. His age was twenty years, and he
kept bar-room at the depot.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. Catesby Jones, formerly OF the Dover
Works, will arrive here Tomorrow 10 take
charge rs manager OF the james. River Steel.
and IRON Works, three miles above the city.
The works are being enlarged to huge pro-
portions, aud viii be operated on very
LARGE scale.
Mr.. Blackwell, Of The PENNSYLVANIA Steel.
Works, is here in the interest OF that great
concern.
Dir. Hartman, Of the Cambria Works. is
also looking around here.
Rev. John Bayiey, OF the Methodist
church. is very i'll at bis home, in this city.
with pneumonia. lie is pastor OF Madison
chapel across the river. His condition is
very critical.
Captain Don. p. Halsey, OF Richmond, is
on Visit TO this city, his old home.
TELEPHONE.
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The Readjusiers u DiDwiddic have held
. mass-'nte:iDg and passed srripg Of re-
solves. but not ore Of these says word In
tnysF Of an unpledged electoral ticket.
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Mrs. Mary +. J. Hicks is appointed post
master at Mountain Grove, Bath county,
rice 4. q. Alderman, resigned; j. +. Lucas
al sIopeyma Page county, vice J, NJ. Hun.
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MARRIAGES,

Married, at The residencr of the brides father. by
me Rev r. III. Jane, WILLIAM 4. EDMUND
son and :. Eta PIERCE, both OF PowpaIan
county, Va. No cards.
Married, February 2i'h, at The refidence OF the
brides father, ny the Rev. J. u. Tyler, Mr.. G. T.
this city.
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NEW GOODsl NEW GOODsl

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
BLACK and COLORED CAsHMEREs,
BROCADES, BUNrINGS, ALPACAs,
MOHAIRS, SILKS, SATGNS, and YELYETs;
PERCALEs, CAMBRlCs, CALICOES, and GING-
HANS:
LACE and SILK sCARFs, LACE FICHUS, and
HANDKEHCHIEFS:
CHECKED and STRIPED MCSLlNS and CAM
BRICS:
COLGATE'S SOAP, TOILET WATERS, and
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS:
NAPKINS, TABLE-CLOTHS, DOlLIES, and
TOWELS;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS
and SHIRTlNGS;
WHITE and COLORED CORSETs In all sizes aud
qualities;
4 large assortment of DRESS-TRIMMTNGS, No
TON, and FANCY GOODS.
Thousands Of 0her articles, all 10 be sold at the
lowest prices for cash.
Remember that LEVY BROTHERS Is ONE
PRICE STORE.
Prompt attention paid TO orders.
LEVY ERDTHERS,
1917 aud 1919 Main street.
fe25 Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL NOrrCEs.
NJ NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
LEVY BROTHERS
SHOW A LARGE ASSORTMENT or

NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS from $3.50 to
k25 for set for two windows:
LAMBREQUINs and LAMBREQUIN LACEs;
TIDES aud MATS.
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LYNCHBURG.

THE JAMEs-RIvER RAILROAD-G0OD NEWS
TnE CANAL AND THE ClTY-FATAL ACCT
DENT-H.LNESS OF A MINISTER-PERSONAL
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
FEBRUARY 81, 1880.
A letter received here this morning from
Mr.. ii. &. Parsons, from New York, says
in regard 10 the proposed Jimes-Rver rail
road: "All or arrangements, not only for
making deposit and paying debts, but for
large part of the construction. are com
plete. III we can get the debts out OF the
way we shall take possession aud prepare
for work next week." This is indeed en-
couraging news 10 the friends OF the great
scheme.
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SEINE-THREAH.
I ENsTEIN &m

corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND. VA.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERSIS
NETS.
sElNEs aud TWINE,
COTTON ROPES-all sizes:
PATkNr and s.tT SEINE IWlNE.
LINES YAwkING.
CORKS,
LOCKWOOD, &C. &C.
u SOLE importers OF LION-BRAN SEINE
IuhEAD warranted 10 give perfect saIIslseiiopl,
and Importer of other brands.
Dealers aud fishermen Invited 10 cali. uo2S
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CLoAKs, CLOAKsl CLOAKs I

A large stock Of CLOAKS 10 be sold regardless Of
cost, as we intend selling every CLOAK out at
some price before the 18th OF March. CLoAKs
will undoubtedly be so per cent. higher next
season, so It will pay you to buy them now
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-26

JUST OPENED
ALI-WOOI. BIf NTI\G~. IN every shade, AT Sc. ::
UNION BUNTINGS, in black and navy blue, al
I2i5c.:
BROCADE POPLINS. Lew spring shades al I2kc. ::
New spring PERCALES and PRINTS;
100 pieces PACIFIC WN--ateSt designs.
CORDED and FIGURED PIQUES from r a.. uD:
PLAIN. STRIPED, and CHECKED VICTORIA
LAWNS;
800 new patterns ia HAMBURG ENBROIDF-
RES AT specially low price.
100 pieces TORCH and BRETON LACES;
New LANGUkDOC LACES:
New Spring shades in our celebrated 80, 75c.. and
IL KID GLOVES:
Another large lot Of those ? .BUTTON BLACK KID
GLOVES at zoe;
Large assortment new SPRING CASHMERE at old
prices
All poMtSTICS retailed a. wholesale prices az
JULIUS MEYER 3 SONS, COB BrOa street
Try our celebrated 6oc. UNLAUNDRIED
siIRT-the best shirt made at the price. fe "A
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A Railroad superior I'm Every Respect
tOAII Others.
Memphis Avalanche.I

memphis Avalanche.I
While there is a widespl cad belief that
Gould has Obtained possession OF the Little
Rock road, yet there is some reason for
Memphis TO hope that Huntington is the
lucky man. Huntington is quietly working
for connecting links between the Chesapeake
and Ohio road and the Texas Pacific and
TeXarkana roads by the way Of Memphis.
He recently sold out a large block OF Cen
trail Pacific stock with a view OF pushing
the work of completing the gaps in his con-
templated southern trans-cOntnental line.
The present western terminus OF the Ches-
apeake and Ohio is at Huntington, near
Catlett>burg, Ky. From Catleti> burg to
Mount Sterling, distance Of nlnety-one
miles, the line is under contract, and the
work will be commenced immediately.
From Mount Sterling to Lexington a railroad
IS already in operation. From Lexington 10
EIZlbethtOwn an air lire will be construct
ed or present lines leased. From thence to
Memphis there are no difficulties. as il is
believed that Huntington has already Sc
cured the control OF the Paducah road. II
will thus be seen that IIuntingtOn'S Objec-
tive pent IS Memphis. In fact, there Is no
other route which will give him a chance TO
complete his proposed line from the Allan
tic to the Pacific. Up to This time Hunting
ton has proven to be one Il The most saga
ci0us railroad-men in the country. II he
succeeds in his present undertaking he will
have the sole control OF line of railway
across the continent superior in every re-
spect to all other ans-contneutal lines.
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GIG RS

RlLL.HEADS, $3.50 to IS per resm, .,
- ths n's"ATcs PRIME Ns.pnUsr,
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DRv ssOeDS
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
THOMAS Il. PRICE & 90.
AT COST.
Complete lines NJ
bLAck cAsHMER -, BLACK TAuf.c.
BLACK BUNTING.
22,E %, 45, Is aud 6j.
reduced 33ts per cenlnm.
Compete line
BLACK SILKS. 9Jc. ~ a1-o
40 BOGUS SALE
THE PRESENT CONCERN WILL nr
TiSUED l5rm APRIL. 1850 '''
STOCK Must b. SOLD.
THIS ~ THE BEST OPPORTTNtry r,.,.
FERED THE PUBLIC ~ Pfe,u, ."'
FINE GOODS FOR ABW-l r,t'
THIRDS THEIR VALE
FANCY DRESS GOODS AZ 5c,. o. ....
DOLLAP. DIT.
fe 26.eod TfpNtS 2. rRrft..
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M COMPREHENSIVE.

JULIUS MEYER having this day admitted hl.
son as a pattLer IN his conc ru the style ~ the firm
VIII hereafter be JULIUS My tR & son. Nr. J.
Meyer returns thanks 70 his friends and the public
generally for their past generous support and btgs
a continuance Of the same for he new firm.
JULIUS ME- FIR & SON
603 BROAD STREET.
will always have on hand large aud attractive
stock of
SEASONABLk DRY GOODS,
which viii be sold at
BOTTOM PRICES.
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS

A good time to buy whilst you can pet them at old
prices. There has been an advance Of at least
rs per cent, aud there will be another advance
of 2J more in a very short time.
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GIOTIgIN.

0O3 MAIN STREET
ONERCOATS AND I.~TIr.
AT GREATLY REDUCED rrI.r.
T.. b. SPENCE A. ~....
9'3 MAIN sIHl.I.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNl~UI>. l....
N GREAT VARIETY
l.. u. SPENCE -YN.
903 MNS srEtfi.
WHITE DRESS SUIgT~
ONE DpLLAR LAlH
l.. T.. SPENCE & ~Os
9O3 MAIN >IH.tI
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FIN.NtIiI.
RICHMOND. 3

OFFICE JAMES RIVER At. ftNn
AND BTtIIANAN ANuI .fI.I..
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DIR. JgTER's DEATH-AC
COURT GRAPES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE OLDEST INHABITANT.
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From the Detroit Free Press.
"Dar' am a member present." began
Brother Gardner, as he rose up and cross
his arms behind his back in stately
way, "dar' am member present who has
lately bought hisself work on astron'my
an started out TO l'arn de names Of de diff.
ferent stars an planets, an 80 on. Fur de
las two weeks he has done muffin but sot
in de house or on de tense and read bout
Jewbiter, Mars, Saturn, Venus, Grampus,
comets, and so on. met his TO- chillen
on de street yesterday, and dey looked
like de las eand OF rag-bag. Las mite his
vile cum ober 10 my house an said dey
hadn't fling in de house to eat. Now, l
don't ask dat member to stan up whar' ye
kin all see him, but rze gwine TO talk to
him all de same. / want to see cherry
Guild man in dis kentry able to read an
write an cipher. want 10 see him posted
on current topics, an able to argy a leetle
In occashun demands. When he has got
dat fur has has gone fur 'nuf. De eulld
populashun OF dis kentry hey got to work
Tor a Twin, and you kin sot dat down fol. a
solemn TACK. Oar am no places fur us in
politicks, or banks, or stores, or offices.
I'VE can't cheat an deiraud an embezzle
like de white folks. We hos got to work
an work hard. When any white man
comes soapin' aroun' with different story,
he lies, an he knows he liesW
Cries Of THAT'S sol" were heard from
all parts Of the hall.
"Dls bein' de case" resumed dc prcsi.
Ident, 'de black man who wastes his time
on SIGH studies as astron'ny might better
sit an whistle to a cryin' baby. A poo
man has no mo bizness wild SIGH fings dan
a boss has wild plug hat. 1.-The has any
time or money to spar arter purvidin' for
de wants Of his family, let him put few
dol!ahs whar' he kin lay hands on 1t when
sickness comes saiIin' into de cabin. AS
tron'my! Why, good stout par O. boots
am worf NOR 70 any cul'd man in Amen'
lea dan all de Jewellers an comets an We
muses. eber planted in de big heabens"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-04

I went often to look at the collection Of
curiosities in Heidelberg Castle, and one
day surprised the keeper Of 1t with my
German. spoke entirely in that language.
He was greatly interested, and after ! had
talked awhile he said my German was
very rare, possibly unique" and want:
ed TO add It to the museum. II he had
known what it cost me to acquire my art
he would also have known that 1t would
break any collector to buy 1t. Surely there
is not another language that 10 80 sliPshod
and systemless, and go slippery and elu'
siye to the grasp. One Is washed about
in il, hither and hither, in the most help
less way, and when at last he thinks he has
captured rule which offers firm ground
TO take rest on amid the general rage and
turmoil OF the parts Of speech, he turn.
over the page and reads, "Let the pupil
make careful note Of the following exCep
TONS" He runs his eye down and finds
that there are more exceptions to the rule
than instances OF It. So overheard he Goei
again in the hunt for another Ararat anC
he ands another quicksand. German
books are easy enough TO read when yot
hold them before looking glass or stant
on your hoad-so as to reverse the con
struction-but think that 70 learn 10 reat
and understand German newspaper Is
thing which must always remain m i'm
possibility TO q foreigner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-04
why win You

Allow q cold to advance in your system ant
thus encourage more serious maladies, such a!
Pneumonia, Hemerrhages and Lung troublei
when an immediate relief can be so readily at
tained2 BoscHER's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure O.
Coughs, Colds and the seyerest Lung Diseases
It Is DR.. Boschee's famous German prescrip
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest car
and no fear need be entertained In administes
ing 1t to the youngest child, as per directionA
The sale OF this medicine Is unprecedented
Since first introduced there has been con
slant increasing demand and without q single
report OF failure to do Its work in any case
Ask your Druggist as TO the truth OF these re
marks. Large sizes IS cents. Try Il and b.
convinced. TThS&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-04
A.FoM- Familiar Qnotntions

I
Believe woman or an epitaph-Byron.
Death and his brother sleep.-Shelly.
Stole the livery Of Heaven to serve the
devil in.-PollOck.
The groves were Gods first temples.
bryant.
Truth crushed to earth shall rise again.
l-Bryant.
He builded better than he knew
Emerson.
God helps them that help themselves
Franklin.
Dost thou love life, then do not squan-
der time, for Of that stuff life is made
Franklin.
lie rose like rocket, he fell like the
stick.-Pdine.
Every man is the architect OF his own
fortune.-Sdlllia.
Castles in the air.-Sirit.
Mani the pendulum betwixt smile and
tear.-Byon.
TRUTH always strange-stranger than
tiction.-Byron.
Leaves have their time to fall.-He-
mans.
IT'S better to have loved and lost than
never to have loved at all.-TennySn.
Man proposes but God disposes.-
Thomas a KsmpiS.
These are the times that try mems
souls.-Pdine.
Music hath charms to soothe the saw
age breast-Congrept's Mourning Bride.
Hell has no fury like woman scorned.
ID.
Nursing her wrath to keep 1t warm
BirilS Tam o. !Stdtlter.
Between two worlds life hovers like a
star upon the horizons veFge.-Byron's
Don Juan.
IT'S distance lends enchantment to the
view.-Cdmpbsli.
Like angels visits, few and far between.
Ptocrastinaion is the thief of time
Young.
Like Dead Sea fruit that tempts the eye,
but turns to ashes on the lips-lioore.
Making asunshine in shady place
The still, sad music of humanity
Wordsworth.
That thou art blamed shall not be thy
deiect.-Shakapedre.
A touch OF nature makes the whole
world kin.-Shdtegpedrs.
was astricken deer that left the herd
long siuce.-Cotgper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-04
Brown, HousshoId panneea

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. VIII most surely quicken the
blood whether taken internally or applied
externally, and thereby more certainly
Relieve Pain, whether chronic or acute,
than any other pain alleviator, and 1t is
warranted double the strength OF any sim
liar preparation.
els, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache,
and all aches, and Is The Great Relieyer
OF Pain. Browns Household Panacea"
should be in every family. A teaspoonful
OF the Panacea in a tumbler Of hot water
(sweetened, II preferred), taken at bed
time, will break up acold. 25c a bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-04

Gail for Meeting OF the Wool Grower,
ana sheep breeders Of ohio Comfy,
West Va.
In accordance with Instructions from
the West Virginia Wool Growers and
Sheep Breeders Association, have been
earnestly requested to call meeting for
the purpose Of forming county organiza.
ton, on Saturday, May Sth, 1880, at Gas
toms Hall, Point Mills, P. N. All wool
growers and sheep breeders are expected to
attend. Full particulars as to the object
Of the meeting will be given at that time.
Organizations have been made in many
counties OF the State, and Ohio county Is
among the last. II Is hoped there will be
large attendance. This Is an opportune
time for wool growers to organize.
ID. WHITMAN,
Vice President OF the Wool Growers and
Sheep Breeders Association.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-04

Good HchIIh MhKes Tue EhFIH ILUHntH'
Remember that DR.. Guysotts Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla has proven itself 10
be the best blood purifier ever discovered,
and Is positive cure for Scroiula and all
Syphilitic disorders, Weakness Of the
Kidneys, all Nervous disorders and De-
bility, all Urinary aud Digestive troubles,
etc. Price Of large quart bottles with full
directions, 81 90. A single bottle will
prove TO you its merits as health.renewer,
Tor 1t acts like charm, relieving both
physical and mental distress, driving out
Of the human system the many ills that
flesh and blood Is heir to, and restoring the
hausted By disease and suffering. Itmakes
the old ieelyoung and buoyant. It makes
the young feel gay.
West & Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport.
Logan, List & Co., Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
Wholesale agents. D4w