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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29
TIE ALLIANCE.

l. is stated from republican AID rcatjrster
SOURCES that word has bsou PISSED along The
line, By order Ct tie nstiaEal republican com.
mittec, thst the colared AID White republicans
t1o expected not only 10 vote for the readi nstsr
Congree8men in the districts where there are 10
republican candidates. but ibe reatjGster cleo.
to1al ticket es we'll, but the!r ticket while not
wholly abandoned may Eos to generally sup~
ported except il ths Norfolk ard Petersburg
districts, where they expect 10 elsot their Oon-
g.essmen. 1t 10 thought that the republican
leaders It Tic North have been Induced to adopt
ibis neW programme iD tie hope Of securing on
additional Congressman seeing that it YES
impossible to c.rIy tho Stale for Garfield.
General Wiekham, the chairman of the State
republican executive committee, IS understood
to oppose this policy.
A republican mss meoiilg at the sub treas
ury 10 New York yesterday. uGdcr the auspices
Of The Bankers, Brokers snd Produce tx
change clubs, Vas attended BY about 5000 per-
cons. Bob L1gersoIl YES tho principal speaker.
Hcn. Cls:ksoa Potter, ia speed at New
York Wednesday night, predicted popular
majority Of 400, eco tex the democratic ticket on
Tuesds2 neZs.
The City CeuEci election ia3gsp in B .!;imore
have decided in the case OF the lie 10 The sl2th
ward that Geo. W. Seydcr, dsiGoc:at, was
slested by one 7o:e.
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The market closes quiet and easy. Flour IS
fcra at quotations. Tho receipts OF Whest are
coed, s-d sos bushels w=re offered and soid a.
lOj, lCG, 107. les and 100 for Ful'z and I'D and
liz %. isncss.er. Cora is il bet:or receipt and
15j4 bushels scli st Il and IS for nsw snd 81 for
Old, which is . Slight decline. Oao lot OF Ryo
W.: cG3Iej, bit withdrawn, but no Oats were
reported. Country produce i. unchanged. Be-
can il 8 shade lover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29--Virsini. G. o'a I3.a,
deferred u; do consolidated ets DO . series ~
cas-! Quo coupons 9C5; new 10 40g 4Ct: IN.si
coup IS bid to day. Cotton duh; mitoa,
lC3. Flour dull; Howard IT and Wes!arn SUM-,
5Os$4; do extra 4 25sS5; do family ,Sj -
City Mills super 3 757S4 %; do extra .0,S;!
do family 6 25,S6 80; do Bio brands l2,:j%I,,
Patspsco family 81. Whea.-Southcra s,4s;v
sud fairly active; Western ste, ds an ffri;
Southern red l0Ssll2; do amber l07.ll3; 10;
Maryland 1l4l ll5; No2 Western winter ~
SCOT and Co. ll3tsllSs; NoV'r ll3lsll&i; pei-
l16jsll63; January l's2slls5. Corn-S Ju.as:s
steady; Western spot easier; options fin:
Southern white 60 for nsT; Go yellow Sc res
"a old; Western mixed spot sud c.: 5&:,:i;
NOV 81 asked PSF % bid f 20 S5 new 53s'5:
Oats quiet Weetsf1 White MI oSsSea do miIel s.
choice Penns and Maryland 1850. Goa
dull; kio csrgoes ordinary 10 fsir l2.ll Says:
lower & sof. q. Whiskey quiet st 5! i.
NEW YORK. Octr. 20 Stocks s.r;ng Mors7
2s9. Flour quiet. Whast easier Corn tIne:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

RICHMOND MARKET, Cc.obsr S.-The market
during week h.s been quiet. the Fair having
i1:rrierred 10 RCme extent with rtc=ipts and
;r-Essc!ions. Flour firm L=st sales OF white
Whsnt at 10; s.s:castar 49, lllxed HILLS. and
Eutz =. iCG.ll7. Sales OF Cd and noW Corn 81
1916 ~: 42sAi, witt a.il sales and sales Of
Rys Il G5.
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THE ONLY DAILY 3LLSEGO II
NOaTHEHA VIRGINIA.

CONTAINS TIE LATG5T NEWS 40
MOST EELiiBLH; MAX
EET REPORTS:
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FREpEaIcKsDuRe MARKET, October 28.-The
W. rkc. is quiet but firm G0d there are bat few
ch srges in pr;c,s. Flour very firm at 4sS7 for
fns TO fancy. Whes! 1l0a120 fJr Longberry and
lG5sii0 for Ful!z Corn quiet sud receipts light.
RYa and Cas- nominal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

LYScEBURu MARKET. Ccrr. 25.-Jhs mar
he. this woss his Seal c. comparatively quiet, srd
thaIc are bu. few changes to nots in quots:icna.
fro,a 81 25 rJr Gno to fancy family brands
When. 70 Grmar snd Lancaster i; quoted At lbs
I'D for good to primo; Fu:z Hollis. and c,u:-
mon S5llO5. Corn in light supply and good do
mar ri IS .5S for whlto and 53a55 for mixed
aud yrluw Receipt, Of Oats small AID domsnd
good II; 60 rs for spring and Wiater. No hing
doing in Kyo and quotations nominal. There
have been no Gales of Tobacco during The week
snd ncne coming il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, October IS -
Hog--keceipts 5000 head; shipments 6. 500;
market steadJ; md prices 5cls higher for gooa
free purchases; mixed packing 2O.s4 45; bacon
35aS4 50; choies heavy 50aS4 70-sll cold;
N srbei cio:ng strong. Catsle-Receip!s 1CGO
head; ttipu erJs 100; best e1ports frner; 70,
SIS IS; & to choice shipping 4 25aS5; Common
20 MEDIUM dull at 8 80.S4 30; mixed butchers
cor mun to fair 1t 2aS2 80; good to choice ia
So TO- hesvy run of western. fully 1GO csr:; trsde
Glow; half breeds aud natives lQaS3 50; Texans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sngars-We note the arry-l here this week Of
rsw were reported. Refined goods are steady,
but the market at the moment is very quiet We
qua as follows, viz: Cut loaf 1872; crushed
lti,; powdered lCic; graduated 9ic; A white
soft So, and yeilows 49,.
CUfIee-The market is steady at the f cures CT
arrival Of 9JTG bags Rio is reported today. and
We note ssles of some 5000 bags out of this cargo
msds previous to arrival on private terms.
Stock OF bio here in first hands now Is, 425 bags,
and va quote IS bafore, viz: Rio ordinary car
gees l2c fair dc l4s; good do 143c, and prime
do l52.
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TARBOLlZHD PAPER, fox *o!hs, Tor
JOHN T. COLE & CO
mo12 Peabody Building.
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TIE OLDEST PAPER IN THE STAT.
AND
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GHEET ZINC, Bar Tin, Solder and Baooa
- Metal received and for asle al IS King S.,
corner of Royal
oct25 J. T. CRE1GHTOH u tOH.
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NEW YolK CATTLE MARKET. Oct. o.
Beevss-Gocd and primo steers were q shade
higher and lower grades appeared to be about
stssdy at former rates. The range was 11s1G1 9
per Id dressed for common to best native steers,
and fte73e for Texas and Colorado half breed
eteers.
CalVes-Jood veals continue scarce and firm,
but grssaors and thin Veals and bu!termilk calves
were lore than plenty, and could not be closed
ou:. Yeas ranged from 4iaIic per ID; grassers
from 2a2!c
Sheep and Lsmbs-Sheep were ia fair request
st 4 s5!c per lb. and sone OF the bes! Weashers
reached 550.s5 GO par 100 lbs. Lambs we're g
shade frmer, and had ready sale at 5aeic per
pound,
Hops-Market trfs better for live hogs St
4 50as4 IS per h. with three car loads Of good
Western hogs. 2l3 lbs average. held at s. SI1.
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oredItsb!e alliance.
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ONION SETs-Silve- Skin and Red Uai)2
~ Sets; also GARLIC, all Of primo Gl.:i:7 ::
for sale by
cct2l e g I,EADBRATER & EE').
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A LEXANDKIA WATER COMPANY.

NALL AND EXAMINE The PE3FGLT
~ WASHER; i. washes Hitaout the uaa o!
the wash board; price only SO; for sale only -
MCLEAN & UHLEE,
oct22 ~ King street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

CHnpREx's HONE MAITERs.-The re.
Gently elected Board OF Directors OF the
ChiIdren's Home met at the office Of Henry
X. List yesterday afternoon, and organic
ed by the election OF Rev. S. B. Barnitz as
President, and Louis @. stiiel as Secretary.
The following ladies' were elected mana
gers for the year: Mrs. ]. P. Harden, Mrs.
]. G. Hupp, Mrs. G. W. Franzheim, Mrs.
John q. Roy MRS John l.. Hobbs, Mrs. A.
W. Campbell, Mrs. A. L. Rice, Miss Annie
Logan, Miss Julia Atkinson, elm Groye),
Mrs. J. V. L. Rogers, Miss Amanda List,
Mrs. John Frew, Mrs. John Wagner, Mrs.
George E. Hite, Mrs. Sam'l Langhlin, Miss
Mary Zoeckler, (Rultonl, Miss Jennie
Bailey, (Labelle). Miss Bell Armstrong,
CLeatherwood), Mrs. John NJ. Sweeney,
Mrs. S. P. Hildredth. Mrs: N. Richardson,
Mrs. S. o. Taylor. All the ladies are re.
quested to attend a meeting at the Home
this afternoon at half past TWO o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

MARROW ESCAPE FROM FIRE,-Last
night about 8 o'clock gasoline can caught
FIRE in the residence OF Rev. O. P. Masden,
pastor OF the Fourth Street n. +. Church:
Mr. Masden and colored man named
Haz Lucre picked up the can TO throw It
out of the house. Mr. Masden's hands
were badly burned, and some OF the fam.
ing fluid fell upon the foot OF the darkey'
burning his foot and ankle somewhat.
The can was thrown into the alley, where
1t burned up brightly, and SOMEONE took
the blaze for burning house, and run
ming to the Atlantic Engine House sent In
an alarm. The Atlantic boys were
promptly on the spot, but finding their
services not needed hastened back, and
stopped the other engines en- route to the
source OF the alarm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

CERTIFICATE OF IxcoRPoRATloN.-Secre-
tary OF State Brady yesterday issued Ger;
tifcate Of incorporation to the Hope Mill
Company, organized for the purpose oil
man utacturing -four, meal, feed and other
products from wheat, corn, rye, oats and
other grains, and for the purpose OF buy
Ing and selling such products and grains.
The principal office shall be at Farming
ton in the county OF Marion, and the GER
tiicate shall expire July 18th, 1900. Two
been subscribed for the purpose OF incor.
poration with the privilege of increasing
i to $4,000. The capital so subscribed is
divided into shares Of $50 each, Of which
J. ". swisher, Tough 4 Book, OF Farm
ington, hold ten shares each, Pat Murphy
five shares, J. F. Campbell Sly shares, !. ).
Martin, W. W. Cambell and s. Carpenter,
four shares each, ]. V. Carpenter two
shares, ]. W. Dudley six shares, and W.
II. Burns one share.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

Dorxa THR PHGroS PRouD.-As the
steamer PhG'on was on her down trip on
Friday last, Haley's Cornet Band, at Ben
wood, accompanied by a party Of ladies
and gentlemen, boarded her and informed
the Captain they wished TO serenade the
Phaton on her recent victory over the
Diurnal, and proceeding down the river
arrived at SIstersvilIe, where dance was
made at the Cally House, theCitizens join.
ing in the, incorporating tripped the light
fantastic until the "wee small hours" and
and boarding the boat again in the morn.
ing arrived at Benwood feeling fully salts.
fled that, there are no more accommodating
gentlemen than the 6lessrs. Dillon on the
river, or for party to take trip with.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

SABBATH SCHOOL AssocIArroN.-This as
ISOLATION held its July meeting at the
Third Presbyterian Church. South Wheel
ing, last night. Rev. F. Clancy occupied
the chair, and led the devotional services.
The discussion, The Book OF Genesis"
was opened by Rev. J. T. Modat, OF the
Second Presbyterian Church, in a very
fine and practical address. lie was fol
lowed by ". A. List in remarks on the
days or periods as spoken OF in Genesis,
and Rev. I. F. Clancy in application or
review OF the whole discussion.
Organization was the topic assigned Rev.
W. B. Thompson. but he having been
called away from the city, requested WA.
Listto open the question, which he did in
neat speech Of five minutes. 1t was de-
oided to call a meeting for county organi-
zation in one OF the county districts at an
early day. TIE meeting adjourned with
prayer by the President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

ON. the dies, the horrible fiFel
Scaling the butter aud 'pOtting the pies;
Thicker even than Rt0tHeT lies;
LIgh log and biting o. ones bald head;
Ro-stipg all over the sugar and brad
II you I'LL one 4 score Of 'em rise,
Herp. too. they resemble the RS1kIteT'g lies
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

FAMILY MARKEr.-Thea attendance atthe
Fifth Ward Market yesterday was large,
and the display good. Vegetables are OF
good quality and very plentiful selling at
fair prices. There was a very good exhi-
bitiop OF meats and provisions.
MeaS-Beef TO 12lcperpOund; mutton,
l0a15c per pound; chops, 10 TO loo per
pound veal, 10 TO l5c per pound ;pork, l0c
per pound; sausage, 10 to l2c per pound;
smoked sausage, 10 to l9c per pound ba-
con, l0c per pound; middlfng and shout.
der, 8 to l0c per pound; beef.tongue, 40
to Soc each; canned beef, Soc per 2.pound
can.
Forrls, Butler, &c.-Live chickens, 25
to SOC apiece, or s. 90 to IS so per dozen
dressed chickens, l0c per pound; eggs,
l2lc per dozen, lard, l0c per pound
butter Is TO zoe per pound-choice, S5c;
sweetmilk, &c per quart, or 25c per gallon
buttermilk, &c per quart, or l6cpe gallon.
FegetabIes-Cabbage, to 15cpe head
new peas, 40c per peck; new pota'
toes, SOC per peck; cucumbers be
each or 8 for 10c; carrots, l0c pei
half-dozen; rhubarb, sc per bunch; OF
three punches for l0c; beets &c pei
bunch spinach, SOC per peck; onions
40C per half.peck; Bermudas, 4Oc pei
half. peck; radishes 5 cents a bunch
dried beans, Sc per quart; white beans,Sc
per quart: string beans zoe per peck
lettuce, 15c per quarter peck; oyster plant
&c per bunch; horseradish, &C per bunch
onions, two punches for cents; asparagus
&c per bunch; new tomatoes, 81 per peck
blackberries, Soc per bucket; whortleber
riaa 81 90 per bucket
Fish and Game.-Lake fish 25c string
catfish, l0c per string; oysters, SOa6Oc pc
halt can; zoe per quart.
Fruis.-New apples, 2Oa25c per peel
pine apples 10 to S5c each; dried apples
5 to l0c per pound; dried pears, l0c, pc
pound; bananas, 8 for l0c; dried peaches
10 to i5c per pound; dried plums, 80
per ID; cranberries, lOal2c per quart
oranges, 80 to $50 per dozen; lemons, So
per dozen; Strawberries, 10 to Zoe pc
quart.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

TRANSFERS. OF REAL EsrArE-The fol-
lowing transfers Of real estate were admit
ted TO record in the County Clerks Office
Deed made July Is, 1880, by Daniel
Peck and VIM. P. Hubbard, special COM
missioners 10 the Wallace case, to VIM. H.
Wallace and Spalding K. Wallace, in con-
sidera.ion OF sl2, 900, for the south half Of
lot 10 and all OF lots l3, IA, 10 and 10, in
square IS In Joseph CaldweIPs addition
10 the city Of Wheeling.
Deed made July IL, 1880, by Alexander
Bone, Sr., Trustee, to Alexander T. Young,
in consideration OF Sl,055, for q portion
Of lot 42 in Michael Graham's addition 10
Wheeling.
Deed made March 90, 1880, by August
Kra,a and wife to John MediCk, 10 consid-
GRAFTON Of s., 400, Tor lot Is in square II, Of
the Joseph Caldwell addition TO the city OF
Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

ALLEGED FoRGERY.-A young man
named Joseph Chambers, who lives out
the B. & 0. Railroad, was employed by
Scott Miller, Of Triadelphia, to work for
him, and performed services which Scott
estimated to be worth eight dollars. A
few days ago the two were In this city, and
as Mr.. Miller had no money at the time,
Chambers induced him TO give him his
note for the amount. The note was. writ
ten In a saloon on Market street, and the
two left Chambers soon returned and
asked for the same ink which had been
used a few moments before, and was seen
with the note. A few days afterwards Mr..
Miller was notified that note for $50 was
held against him In the German Bank Of
this city, He came 20 town, and Mr..
Bayha, the cashier. informed him that
DeIbrugPe, the tailor In Centre Wheeling,
had lelt Il, MIR. DelbrugGe informed Mr..
Miller that Chambers owed him bill and
md given him the note In payment. Mr..
MillSr refused to pay more than the eight
dollars he owed Chambers, and the bank
bTonSbt su It TO recover the amount. Nil.
Ier ssys Chababers raised the s. in the
Note 10 $50 and then gave It to Delbrugge
n payment OF DelbrugRe's claim. The
rue story will come OUT at the trial oil the
'ase.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

The camp meeting of the A. NJ. f. con.
gregation will begin Friday, July is, at s
o'clock p. NJ. L. ". lnglebright will run
his new boat, the Climax, from the Twelfth
street wharf to the camp ground each
Sunday, leaving Wheeling as follows:
$3.50 and 10 A. NJ, 1880, $3.50 and Q p. NJ,
and leave the camp ground in the even
ing after services at 10. Ifthere is enough
to Justify the boat TO run every evening,
it will leave Wheeling at 7, giving persons
time to get to the ground for preaching,
and leave the ground at 10 O'Clock for
Wheeling, giving persons who cannot at
tend in daylight an opportunity in the
evening. war
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

Nine. Marie saIvotti, the Italian Prima
Donna of the Wilhelmj Troupe; Stacey
Hill, Esq, Mt. Auburn Inclined R,R.. Gin.
cinnati, Ohio; Prof.. @. o. Duplessis, Man.
ager Chicago Gymnasium; Jackson Smith,
ESQ, Member City Council, Cleveland,
Ohio; D. B Cooke, ESQ.,, American Ex.
press Company, Chicago, Ill; Prof. Edw.
Hoist, Composer, Of the same city; and
the Ri. Rev. Bishop Gilmour, Of Ohio, are
among. the many well known people, who
from their experience, accord the Great
German remedy, St. Jacobs Oil, their
hearty Endorsements. The commentator
Of such people Ia In itself proof positive
Of The articles WORTH. All will agree with
Us upon this point,-Danrils NeIrt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

Some few years ago Mr.. George Freder-
lex Jussan arrived on our shores from
Germany, and sought employment in
Brooklyn as helper in family grocery
store. Here he read OF and had his at
tention called to many Of his neighbors
enriching themselves by investments In
the monthly drawings Of the celebrated
Louisiana State Lottery. He invested five
dollars, and In the June drawing received
$50 900, half Of the capital prize Of 500 600.
He invested 81 800 in 0. S. Government
bonds, aud took 81 500 for a tour Of bust.
ness and pleasure over the continent. NJ.
A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. or same
person at No. 3l9 Broadway, New York
city, can give full information to cores
pondents about the drawings, etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

PERSONAL PESciLINas. George @.
Wilding, pastor Of the Island NJ. E Church,
will to-day take his family down to the
Moundsville Camp Grounds, where they
will reside until after the close OF the
camp meeting. Rev. Wilding will, how
ever, occupy his pulpit each Sunday as
usual. :,
Miss Nellie Hasson, Of Baltimore, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Bell, on the
Island.
Mrs. Kate Hawley and her son. John
NJ. Hawley, in company with Mrs. Geyer,
all OF East Wheeling, returned home last
evening from short visit to RoHey's
Point. as,
Mrs. Bowlin aud daughter start this
morning for an extended trip TO visit
friends IN Leechburg, where they expect
TO remain the warmest months Of the sea-
son. The old lady not being accustomed to
the city. we hope she may improve In
health by few months Soiourn in Penn
sylvania.
Miss Ida Carter, who has been visiting
Miss Ella Hopkins, on Fifteenth street, re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Vic McKelvey, Of st. Clairsville,
is visiting relatives and friends on the
Island.
Max Baer will leave to-day for Milwau-
kee. at which place he will locate.
Will Shinn, Eco. of Cincinnati, who
has been visiting friends in this city, left
for home yesterday.
John Mcneil, Esq, is summering at
Cape May. ,,
Court, was confined to his room yesterday
by sickness.
Hon. John A. Campbell, OF Hancock
county, is AZ the McLure House.
]. b, Braden, sEsq., one Of washinStoor
county's foremost legal lights, is in TIT
David F. Patterson, Esq, OF the Pitts
burgh bar, is at the New Mcclure. 4,
Frank Walter was reported very muct
worse at midnight last night. =,
MS. Longdon, Superintendent OF VIM
Smith & Sons clothing and merchant tail
oring department, Washington, Pa wa
in the city Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

PROBABLY FATAL lSJuRY.-Day before
yesterday Samuel Atkinson, who lives
rear West Alexander, wss hauling wheat
with four hOrse team when one Of the
leaders became eutangIed with the traces
10 some way. Mr.. Atkinson attempted TO
extricste the horse, when II kicked at him
with its hind foot, the hooi striking him
on the cheek. The wound was externally
painful, but the gentleman had it proper
iy dressed, and gave it no further atten;;
lion. Yesterday, however, the wound
commenced to bleed afresh, and the flow
Of blood proving difficult to staunch a
physician was called. He expressed grave
Tears as to the results OF the injury, and
we we're last night informed that the pros
poets Of Mr.. Atkinson's recovery were
doubtful in the extreme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14
cIGAR MANUFACTURERS
Their Attention Called to New Learrc
bneeo warehouse.

Mr.. John Grazier, the well known pro-
prietor Of the New York Dining Rooms,
has embarked in new enterprise at No.
IS Wood street, Pittsburgh, where he has
opened warehouse for the sale OF Leaf
Tobacco exclusively. A full supply Of
Kentucky, Connecticut, Ohio, Wisconsin
and Pennsylvania Seed Leaf Tobacco will
always be kept in stock.
A splendid lot OF Kentucky wrappers
and workers, also Connecticut and Seed
tobacco Is arriving to-day, which cigar
manufacturers are cordially invited to call
and examine. Mr.. Grazier has had many
years experience.in the tobacco business
and manufacturers will consult their OWE
interests by making an inspection Of hiE
stock before making their purchases. In
order to accommodate all, sales will be
made by the hogshead or in smaller guam
titles to suit the purchasers.
Mr.. Grazier will give the business hil
personal supervision, and will be assisted
BY his salesman, Mr.. S. G. GraCy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14
NOTICE.

OR regular semi annual clearance sale Is
now taking place, pr'para CRY to taking
stock, and we are uff-ring extraordinary
bsrvains In all departments. Astonishing
reductions Ia Millinery goocs, nu'lcns. gloves.
lnoss, trimmings, hosiery, &c., are being
made, and persons oesIruus Of avalllng
themselves thereof should call EARLY.
SPeYER BROS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14
CUTICURA REMEDIES

For Skin, Scalp, and Blood Humors.
Are prepared by wKKKs 4 POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, SEQ Washington street. Boston, 81 Front
street, Toronto, Ont, and SNOW HILL London, and
are for sale by all Druggists. Price Of CUTICuRA,
small boxes, 50 cents; large boxes, containing two
aud one-halt times tho quantity OF the small 81. RE-
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle. CUT1cURA MEDICINAL TOI-
Int SoAP, Is cents per cake. CuTIcuRA MEDICINAL
SHAVING soAP, Is cents IN bars, for BARRIERS aud
large consumer, 90 contG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-14

CIRculr CoURr. - Judge Aelrin. = This
court held short session yesterday morn.
ing and rendered some DEGREES in cases not
OF general interest.
The attention OF the Judge, during most
OF the day, was given TO case from Han
cock county, which was argued by Messrs.
Patterson and Braden, Oh Pennsylvania,
aud Campbell and Donehoo, of Hancock
county.
Adjourned until this morning at nine
o'clock.