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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-03-24

south ROyaltOn.
This place is to produce "Under
tho Gas Light" March 80, and 81, to
raise funds for Memorial day expenses.
The remains of E Twin Cloud we're
brought here from Michigan last week
tor burial.
Charles Sabin and family have
left town.
-Aduy Cloud had horse stolen re
Gently.
John Irving has gone to Bellows
Falls to work in a paper mill.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-03-24

FoMND-a buckskin driving glove,
which the over can have by calling at
this Office.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-03-24
OberamnelQaQ Passion Play.

special Personally conducted Parties to this
play, aud 10 visit ireland, scotland,
England, Germany, Switzerland,
Italy, &e,, to sail by an inman Steamer,
June l1lh and July lat, 70 500 every Interest
hrsi.oass travel and Hotels. TO DO conducted
by the organizer and manager OF nearly al
the parties 10 Europe, Programmes sent on
application, Address o.. VI. JENKINS.
eco broadway, New York.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-03-24

The winds OF March are hummins
their parting song, aud snow squalls
are frequent.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-03-24

In No. 2, IS is to be left blank, all the
others lG.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-03-24

It is almost the season for neigh
bors to notify each other that it those
hens are not shut up, they'll get shot.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-03-24

Mud | Mere mud ~
Poor weaier for suglI.making, and
the prospec! /. good for a light crop
Charcoal wanted, See advertise
ment Ia another column,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-03-24

George Marble has bought the
Nathan Freeman place at West Wood.
stock, and will move there soon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-03
GEO. R. TAYLOR.
THE SUN FOB 1880.

TnEsUs will deal with tho events Of tho year 1880
In Its own fashion, now pretty we'll understood by
eycrybHdy. From January 10 December 81 Il will
~ conducted as newspaper written In the English
Language, and printed for the people.
Asa newspaper, Tux srS believes In getting all the
news Of the world promptly, aud presenting Ii In the
most Ineligible ShapC-the shape that will enable la
readers 10 keep abreast Of the age with the least
unproductiye expenditure Of time The greatest in-
tefet 10 tho greatest number-hat Is the law control
ling its daily nakc.ap. II now has acircuaton very
much larger than that Of any other American news
paper anu enjoys an income which II Is at all times
prepared spend literally for the benefit Of It's read
ems People OF all conditions Of life aud all ways OF
thinking buy and read THH Sun; and they all derive
sattactlon OF some hort from It's columns for they
keep on buying and reading It.
In iis comments on men and affairs, TIE Sun be-
ueyes that the only guide Of policy should be common
sen.e Inspired by genuine American principles aud
and will continue TO 10. absolutely independent Of
party, class clique. organization Interest. II Is for
all, but Of none. 1t will continue TO praise what Is
good and repro6ate what Is evil taking care that lis
language Ia 10 the point aad plain beyond the post
BY motives that DO not appear IN the surface; has
no opinions 10 SELL save those which may 10 had by
any purchaser Tor two cents II hates Injustice and
rascaity even more than 1t hates unnecessary words
II abhora frauds, rtIes fools. and deplorcs nincop-
poops Of every species. II will continue throughout
The year 1880 to chaslIse the t class Instruct hc
second, and discoun,enance the third. All honest
mon, with honest convictions, whether sound or mis-
tAken are It's friends. And TiR Sun wakes no homes
OF telling tho truth 70 It's friends and about It's friends
Whenever occasion arises for plain speaking.
These are tho principles upon which TIIE suN will
DO conducted during the year to come.
The year 1850 Will te one In which No pariotic AMI
ercan can afford 10 close bis Dyes 10 public aaIrS,
1t Is impossible to exaggeratc the importance Of the
d,iG-rThs4w I. W. ENGLAND.
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PRAGgR PREsESTATloNs.-P w. X.
Perdeton, State superintendent OF Pub
lie Schools, returned last night from Par
kersburg, to which place he went the
early part OF the week to be present at the
presentation Of the Prayer Prize" in that
Town on January LIST. The presentation
OF these prizes is quite an event in that
slumbering village, and is looked forward
to with much interest by the people. Sew:
era years ago Mr.. Prayer, public spirited
gentleman, died, and by the provisions OF
his will, $1,000 was left to the city Council
the interest OF which was to go toward the
purchase OF prizes to be presented to four
boys, under fifteen years OF age, who
should be the most proficient in the
branches taught in the public schools OF
that town. Some time ago, through the
enterprise OF several citizens, money suiti-
cient 10 purchase five thirty dollar prizes
was raised and by the conditions OF Mr..
Prayers will, his prizes were to be dis.
tributed January LIST, OF each year, and It
was also arranged to have all tie prizes
given on the same day.
The Rose Opera House was filed almost
TO sutTocation on New Years evening to
witness the distribution OF these prizes.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson gave Q very
eloquent Grafton appropriate to the occa.
sion. Prof.. W. X. pendleton then made
an address. Mr.. Isaac Prayer followed in
an address appealing to the citizens for
money to purchase prizes for the girls for
next years presentations, and so success.
fully that the amount was raised necessary
to this result. The exercises throughout
were OF very interesting nature, and
Prof. Pendleton speaks in the highest
terms OF the public schools and the pro.
6cienCy OF the pupils.
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RELlGtous NoTEs,-At the English Luth-
eran Church, Sixteenth street, Tomorrow,
Rev. s. B. Barnitz is announced TO preach
sermons appropriate TO the opening OF the
year. At l0i A. NJ, Reflections at the
Beginning Of the Year" At p. NJ,
"What Have Done?" Sunday School al
2P.M. Blackboard illustrations and music
applicable TO the day.
The international series OF Sunday
School lessons opens new era OF seven
years tomorrow. tie subject being "The
Infant Messiah" Matthew 2; !, u. The
lessons are studied by millions Of teachers
and scholars In almost every language
under the sun. The committee TO select
the Scripture for these lessons for the
seven years commencing with 1880, is
composed OF the following illustrious per-
sons: Rev. John IL. Vincent, d. D., Metho.
dist Episcopal, New Jersey; Rev. John
Hall, D. D., New York, Presbyterian; Mr..
Is. F. Jacobs, Chicago, Baptist; Rev. War
rem Randolph, D. D., Baptist, Indiana
polls; Prof. Phil. G. Gillett, L. L. d.,
Methodist Episcopal, Illinois; Rev. Rich
ard Newton, D. d., Protestant Episcopal,
Philadelphia; Rev. b. NJ. Palmer, u. D.,
Presbyterian. (D Louisiana Rev. John
A. Broadus, Baptist, (?) Kentucky; Rev.
W. G. E. Cunningham, NJ. E. Church
South, Tennessee; Rev. Prof. H. S. Bau-
CHER, Lutheran, Pennsylvania; Rev. Jas.
A. Norden, Presbyterian, New Jersey
Rev. d. H. MSchicar, D. D. l.. L. D., Pres
byterian, Quebec; Rev. John Potts, Metho-
dist, Ontario; franklin Fairbanks, Congre.
gational, Rhode Island.
MIR. Robert Marshall and Captain Wash.
Baggs will address the temperance meet
ing ut Parker Hall tomorrow afternoon at
81 o'clock.
Rev. Samuel Steele will preach in North
Street Methodist Episcopal Church to.
morrow morninG,aana evening. In the
morning at 1880 o'clock; subject, "Full
salvation in Christ. In the evening at
1880 O'Clock, Covenant services. The
week OF prayer will be observed. Service
each evening, commencing at $3.50 o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
Reformed Episcopal Church, Mozart
Hall, services at 1880 A. NJ, and Z p. NJ;
Sabbath school ut GA. NJ. Holy commu.
MON in the morning. Morning subject,
Retrospect and Prospect" evening sub.
ject, "NuRc DimiiiS."
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.
DEATH OF MRs. BEAGLE.-The death oil
Mrs. Mary Beagle, which occurred at her
hotel and late residence on the National
Road. twelve miles east OF this city, last
Thursday, takes away another OF the older
residents in this vicinity. Mrs. Beagle
was in her eighty.sixth year at the time
OF her death, and was known and re-
spected by several generations Of Wheel;
ingites, as well as visitors TO this city aud
neighborhood. She was born in Somerset
County, Pennsylvania, but more than hall
a century ago she moved to this county
and took charge OF the road house at Val
Low Grove above referred to. The first
hostelry over which she presided stood
where Mr.. Henry Dice's residence now
stands, but she subsequently moved into
the well known house little farther out
and on the opposite side OF the road. 1t
was a stoppRge place duriRg the old stage.
line period and got reputation for good
living and pleasant accommodations then,
that was never allowed to fade. When
the stage-lines disappeared before the rail.
roads, the house got TO be popular resort
for driving parties, and the number OF
good suppers cate and the good times
had under its hospitable roof are part Of the
history OF many OF our readers.
OF late years the failing health OF Mrs.
Beagle and other changes made her house
less irequented, but it has still been con-
sidered one OF the Wheeling "institu-
TONS" and the death OF its proprietress
will be regretted by good many beside
her own friends and acquaintance. Mrs.
Beagle was twice married, her first hus-
band being MIR. John Rhodes and her
second Mr.. Abraham Beagle. She leaves
one child, by her first husband, Mrs. Sarah
Ewing, who for some years past has re-
sided with her mother in the old home
stnal.
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socIAL srArus or ApuLrs.

CERTIFICATES OF ISCoRPoRATloS.-S Sec.
rotary Of State Brady yesterday issued a
certificate OF incorporation to the Ohio
and West Virginia Mining and Manufact-
uring Company for the purpose OF mining
coal, manufacturing salt, merchandising
and manufacturing barrels, which corpor-
alton shall keep It's principal office or
place OF business at Clifton, Mason coun.
ty, W. Va and is to expire January LIST,
1900. For the purposes Of Incorporation
Sl09, 500 have been subscribed, oil OF which
has been paid in, and desire the privilege
OF increasing 1t to $500, 900 In all. The
shares are 500 each, and are held as iol-
lows: T. G. Montague, Chattanooga,
Tenn, 400 shares. B. J. Redmond, Mason
county, w. Va, 255, John McCulloch, Jr.,
Pt. Pleasant, w. Va, $50, John A. Ham.
ilton, CALI polls, o., so, @. w. Henking,
90. Samuel Bradbury, 80, Asa Bradbury,
80. The capital hereafter sold to be divided
into shares Of like amount.
Also, to the Monitor Boat Club for the
purpose OF owning boats, barges, boat
houses and furniture, and en-.
couraging boating and gymnaslic ex-
ercises, generally. The principal office
shall be IN the city OF Wheeling aud Is Ia
expire December slst, 1890. Ono hun.
bred and thirty.fve dollars have been SUBJ
scribed for the purposes Of incorporation,
Of which $50 have been paid in, aud desire
the privilege OF increasing the same to
5000 In all. The stock so subscribed is
divided into shares Of S25 each, OF which
Louis Pracht, Harvey Fec, James Mills,
VIM. Dobler and Harvard Fee each hold
one share, and the capital hereafter sold
to he divided into shares OIL like amount.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-03

Ii Your Hair Falling or Turning Grays
London Hair Color Restorer," the most
clearly and delightful article ever intro.
duced to the American people. 1t is to-
tally different from all others, not sticky
or gummy, and free from all impure
Ingredients that render many other
preparations obnoxious. II thickens thin
hair, restores gray hair. gives it new life,
cures dandruG, causing the hair to grow
where 1t has fallen off or become thin,
does not soil or stain anything, and Ia so
perfectly aud elegantly prepared as to
make II lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury.
vaipel, Moore & Co., Cleveland, Ohio,
write: "Please send US ono gross Lon.
don Hair Color ReStOrer." We have sold
large quantities OF 1t lately, and will con-
.tinue TO recommend it, as we think II do.
cidedly the best .preparationin the market.
The writer Of this Is using 1t on his own
head" London Hair Color Restorer is
sold by all druggists at 20 cents bottle, or
six bottles for 81. Principal Depot for
United States, $50 North Sixth street,
Philadelphia.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, IS cents bottle. Six
bottles, 81. Main depot for the U. s., $50
North Sixth St., Philadelphia. Trhsaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-03

Horg.-CurlcuRA Is admirably assisted in cases Of
extreme physical weakness, or when the virus Of
SeroiulA il known 10 Turk In the system, by the In
ttrnAl use Of the CurlLuA REsoLYENT, Without
doubt the most powerful blood purifier and liver
stimulant In the world.
CurlcuRA soar Is an elegant toilet and medicinaI
assistant 10 CuticurA In tie treatment Of all exter
nal ailments. For chopped hands, rough skin AID
tan, sunburD and thu lessor skin troubles, II 10 In
dIspepsabI; rs olp for the toilet, the nursery aud
bath II Is tho most elegant, refreshing aud healing
before the publich.
These great remedies succeed where all othera
here tofors In use full because they p1sress new AMI
original properties never before successfully cum-
blned In medicine.
The CUTICuRA REMEDIES aie prepared by WHRKs&
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, koaton, and sold
By all Druggists. Price Of cUTicuRA small boxes, so
cents large boxes, containing two and 0ne-hall tunes
the quantity Of small 81. REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle.
CuTicUHA SOAR Is cents per cake; by mall 30 cents:
m Yrr IN kea .6 E1rtk, pare.
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political events which II has In store. or the utts1
~ Of resoluto vigilance on the part Of every tAG
who desires 10 preserve the Government that b,
founders gave US. The debates and acts u CouQp
the utterances Of the press, the exciting cOnata
the Republican and Democratic parti,s, DOW pAtI
equal In strength throughout the country thsIifJEi
drift Of public sentiment, will oil bear dIrertJIh
effectively upon the twonty.lOuHh PrttdNtl
election, 10 be held In November. -Four JeiffN
next November, the will Of the nation As eIprpsdr
the polls, was thwartcd by an abOmlnAble CGnplnE
the prom0terBand benetciaries oil which still bod "
Offices they Sto'e. Wiltho crime Of 1876 be rpeINh
1850? The past decade Of years opened with AcOr1h
extrayaEant and insolent Administration intiehehNh
Washington. TnE Sun did something toward dhbt
Ing the gang and breaking Its power. The sAlt M
arc now intriguing 70 restore their leader and th-
Leycs to places from which they were driTen B! "
Indignation Of the people. Will they succeed NJ
coming year will bring the answers to thoe noHtlt
ousquesilOns, THE SUI will be on hand to ehrutkh
the facts rs they are developed, and to eIhbities
clearly and learlcSsIy In their relations 10 eIPdf
and right.
Thus, with habit Of philosophical good hana b
looking nj tue minor affairs Of ifC and In great thing
asteadiast purpose 70 maintain the rights Of thtl
pie and the principles Of the Constitution ngthh
aggressors, TnI bun Is prepared 10 Wrilea truthful
Instructive, and ut the same time entertaining hs
Of 1880.
0Gf rates Of subscription remain unchanged. "
the DAILY sun, \ fOur-pAgG sheet Of tWenty+IA
columns, the price by inail, post paid, Is 5a stnni
month, or w 5Oa year: or, including The sundiI y
per, an sigh-pago sheet Of hfty-Slx columns ihe ln
Is % cents month, 81 20 4 year, postage raid
The sunday edition " THgSuS Is alsO iuIn'sh
Nnarately nj 81 20 \ year, postage paid.
Inc Price Of the WEEKLY sun, eight pages, w.
AK columns Is 81 n year, po't agC raid. tOreluha
ten sending $40 we Will seud an eIin copy IRE
Address
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-03

ANNUAL ELEcrIoN.-At the regular an.
nual election for officers Of the English
Lutheran Sunday School wheeling Miss
ion), the following were chosen with great
unamimity; Superintendent, John II.
Zeyely; Assistant Superintendent, Thomas
b. Smith; Secretary, William Brooks;
Treasurer, Edwin T. r. Burt; Librarians,
William q. Wins. William Clapproth,
Nicholas Herbert, William West; Super.
intendent OF the "Jewel, ~ or Infant depart
ment, Miss Mary Robertson; Assistants,
John NJ. Vogel, II. Thompson; organist,
Edward w. Dunaway Esq.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-03

GAS CoXsuNprIoN.-During the month
OF December 1889, 100 cubic feet OF gas
were made and consumed in this city, the
largest consumption and manufacture in
our history. The largest consumption in
any day was 2o2, 900 feet on December
cath, or the night before Christmas
From five TO ten o'clock p. ". that day
l67, 500 feet were burned. This was the
largest days consumption ever known in
this city by about $4,000 feet. The coal
now In use Is Pittsburgh Goa, and the
average yield OF each pound has been 4.6s
feet The works arc In good condition,
and everything about them working
smoothly under the new regime.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-03

TIE CooPERs.-The nail keg coopers in
certain mills during the present week
asked for an advance OF half cent keg.
The Laughin, Bellaire and LaBelle mills,
after conference with their coopers,
finally agreed to advance the price quar-.
ter OF cent a keg, 10 date from January
LIST. The prices OF manufacturing kegs
vary as to the manner OF manufacturing.
At Lancaster's shops (the Belmont four
cents key are given, as the coopers bend
chimes for the heads. At the other mills
mentioned this Is done by machinery, and
the coopers are not given so much. wagce.
They were receiving one and three.fourths
cents per keg at the LaBelle until January
LIST, when by the advance Of a quarter OF
cent two cents are now given. This set
ties the difficulty so for as the coopers are
concerned, for the present.
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AMusEMrSrs.-,rhe brilliant society star
Mrs. Henrietta Chanirau appeared at the
Opera House last night 10 q moderate
sized house in Parted" as Mrs. Grace
Shirley. This lady and her superb
acting arc 80 well known to Wheel
ing theatrical patrons as 10 scarcely
require q notice. She has lost mono
Of her old grace or winning manners,
and nevnr appeared 70 a better advantage
than on last evening. Her support
throughout was excellent, This afternoon
aurora Floyd" will be given with Mrs
Chanfrau in the title role. Tonight Kit"
will be given, with Mr.. Frank Chanirau as
the leading man.
"M'liss'' will be given Monday night at
the Opera House by the Annie Pixley
Company. Tickets now on sale at Lucas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-03

SOCIAL CIRCLE OF HoNoR.-Social Circle
Of Honor. No. ]. elected officers Tuesday
evening, December 50, 1870, as follows:
Past Commander, R. W. Hamilton; Vice
Commander, Charles Walters, Marshal,
". R. Mooney; Secretary, Thomas V.
Salisbury; Treasurer, Mrs. Q. V. McNulty
Chaplain, Charles McKain; Inside Guard,
T. II. Arnold; Outside Guard, Richard
Robertson; Trustees, NJ. Bennett, I. II.
Arnold, Miss N. S. Sharp; Circle Deputy.
Wm. z. Sharp.
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SILVER LAKE FLouR-Simon Baer &
Sons arc sole agents for Me Silver Lake
flour, brand that has met with marked
favor at the hands OF the public. Theii
flour will produce more bread and oil q
better quality to the amount used than
any flour now in use. The bread will re
main moist and good for greater length
OF time.
Give us q trial and be convinced.
SIMON BAgR & Son.
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Notice to Contractors &Builders
OFFICE or rnE BOARp oF Public W0REs,
WHEELISG, NovcmberlS, 1873,


WHEELIXG, NovCmberlS, 1873, J
Sealed proposals will 10 received BY the
poSsJ NJ Public Works, OF the State OF West
Virginia, addressed to the undersigned, up TO
- O'clock noon, OF March the LIST, 1880 for the
ALTERATIONS IN, and The Applrloss 10, tne
HniIdinR known rs the State House, at Chares-
,on Eanawha county, West Virginia, accord
i i the plans and specifications furnished BY
SC KembIe and A. PEBBLES, joint Architects.
BIS l. viii be received for the whole, and the
several parts Of the work Plans ana spsG an
y, Whssline on and after JANUARY l, 1880.
and any information relative thereto may be
obtained by applying TO &C, kSme!e, the
S %rebitcct, resident at Wheeling, Westya.
Bonds and security, approved Gy 1h e. b SSSS
VI t,tssetor The right OF receiving or reject
Inc any OF all bids Is reserved.
ny H. e order Of the Board Of Public Works
i ny'H'' y s. BRADY, ses'y.
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For Rent-Isaiah Warren.
Notice-Masons and Stonecutters.
Stockholders Meeting-C. N, Brady.
Brass Fire Sets-Nesbit & Bro.
Small Farm, &C., for Sale Alex. Bone
Election Notice.. J. Jones.
Girls Wanted-Norway Tack Co.
Cnticura.
Collins VoItaic Electric plastets.
Stockholders Meeting-Wm. Bayha.
List OF Letters-H. Sterling, !. N.
Commissioners Sale-A.J. Clarke.
Clearing sale-l. Blum & Bro.
In the Municipal Court-Cowden 4
Caldwell.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The FOL
lowing transfers Of real estate were admit
ted to record in the office OF the County
Clerk yesterday: i,
Deed made january ]. 1880, by 4. @
Ecerter and wife to Jos. Speidel, for lot |
in square ., between Fourteenth and
South streets, for $3.50.
Deed made October !, 1879, by John
Elliott to ] ..E. Duncan, for tract OF land
on the waynesburg and Wheeling clay
nike. for 81 460;- '----.----------------'-
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TuI CouRrs-CouNTY CouRr - JudgI
Boyd.-This court met at 8 o'clock yester'
day and transacted the following buOi'
''' JED. Brown vs.. Ralph Ankle and others,
In assumpsit. Jury ont
John Kiger vs.. StAlphonsus' Benevo'
lent Society. Certified. Jury: A; 2,
EofI, Jas. Henry, ]. B. Lyle. a. NJ. Phil
lips, Lewis Hull, Jr., !. b. Kelley, w, A.
James, Vim. winder, VS.. Tippett, Jno.
UpdegratT, J. R, Miller and Fl. sentlinser.
On trial.
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POLICE CouRr.Iuau. Grammar.

PoLICE CoUKT-JUage CFdHWtF.
The following cases were disposed Of al
this Court yesterday morning:
VIM. Jones, disorderly. Committed.
n. Habig, disorderly, s., Paid.
Maggie Mitchell, keeping house Of III
fame. Dismissed at costs Of complainant,
Mrs. Wooster.
The rule against Peter Custour was dis
missed on payment OF costs.
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FoR UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dyentay aud diarhaa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
rs cents a bolile. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-03

HunnA;fro k 1SSO!-nose no time, but
go to John Rocmer's Dry Goods, Carpet
and Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l0 and
202l Main street. He is still selling out
his immense stock at the old panic prices
for cash only.