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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-04-28
BALD EAGLE VALLEY BRANCH.
STAGE LINES.

A stage leaves CurWensville daily for Reynolds.
vile, at o'clock, ?. m, arriving at Reynoldsyills
At o'clock, p. IN, Returning, leaves Reynolds.
willie daily, at o'clock, a. m. arriving 1t Cur.
wensville at Il O'Clock, m. Fare, each way, So.
stage leaves Curwensvllle daily, at O'Clock,
p. m., for Dubois City, arriving at Dubois City
1t 8 o'clock, p. IN. Returning, leaves Dubois at
o'clock, a. M, daily, arriving at Curwensyille at
u o'elock, II. Fare, each way. $3.50.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-04-28
CENTRAL
State Normal School.
eighth Normal School District.)
Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
A. ~ RAUB, A. AZ, Principal.


This School as at present constituted, offers th
very best facilities for Professional and Clasica
Learning.
Buildings spacious, inviting and eommOdlous
completely heated by steam, " ell ventilated, ant
furnished with bouutiiul supply Of pure water
Soft aprirg water.
Location healthful and easy Of access.
Surrounding scenery unsurpassed.
Teachers experienced, efficient, and alive Il
their work.
Discipline, firm but kind, uniform and thorough
Expenses moderate.
Pny cents week deduction to thOse preparing
10 teach.
studsnts admitted any time.
Coursos Of study prescribed by the siAtei 1
Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Blsmen'
-. ADJUNCT oouRsn;
!. Academic. II. Commercial. Ill. Music
The Elementary and Scientific course are Pro-
fessiona, and students graduating therein receive
State Diplomas, oonferring the following cores.
ponding degrees Master Of the Sciences. Grad
uaies in the other courses receive Normal certih-
Gates Of their attainments signed by the Paeulty.
The Profes'inal courses are LIBERAL and are
IN thofoughness not Inferior 10 those Of our bes,
colleges.
The State requires a higher order Of eiiissn-
ship. The times demand It, II Is one Of the
prime objects Of this school to help 10 secure BY
furnishing intelligent and efficient teachers for
her schools. To this end II solioits young per.
sons Of good abilities and good purposes--those
who desire to improve their time and their tai
ents, as students. To all such II promises aid 10
developing their powers and abundant opportu-
nil.es for we'll paid labor alter leaving school.
For catalogue and terms addrefs the Principal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-04-28
Allegheny Valley Railroad,
Low GRADE DIVISION


nN and after Monday, August 9Th, 1879,
" the passenger trains will run daily Except
Sunday between Red Bank and Driftwood, as
follows
EASTWARD.--Day Mail leaves Pittsburg
S!55 a. m; Red Bank ll;l5j Sligo Junction 1883
New Bethlehem 1888 p. M; Maysville 1880
Troy lile Brookvile 1885 Fuller's 200 Rey.
nOldsville 2:22 Dubois 2i59; Summit Tunnel
S:l6i Penheld S42j Weedville 4;O5; Benesette
i;Sl arrives at Driftwood at $40.
WEsTwARD.--Day Mail leaves Driftwood
1920 p. m; BensIetts Los; Weedviile l.So
Penheld l'i6; Summit Tunnel 2:l0; Dubois 2:25;
Reynodsville 2.52j Pullers $40; Brookville 1888
Troy S;sii Maysyille Ala; New bethlehem $50
Sligo Junction 5:l2j Red Bank 500 arrives at
Pittsburg at 500 p. m.
rD- The Reynoldsville Aeeommoda tion leaves
Reynoldsyille daily at 7;55 q. nj and arrives a.
Red Bank at 1880 a. m, Pittsburgh at l;so p. IN.
Leaves Pittsburgh at 2;l5 p. m; Red Bank at
5bSp. MI arriving at RcyDOldsvillo at s;o5 p. IN.
Close connections made with trains on p. az
Railroad at Driftsood, and with trains on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Rcd Bank.
DAVID MoCARG0, Gen'l Supt.
A. A. JACKSON, supt L. @. Div.
, 1880-01-29

As rra-lrt r.lF zr1 .grr r r1'.s-, h-.
r.I#s t..t asa r..r.al .r rl..I .e s..' ts..
l-....Hs 81 rr#T.s-t. .l Lu .H-a .Ir trH HsF
r.rr..Ir. .t Jrrts D. l,s r-af.a'E tf"1 Pc
r-y.eisrd r-a,.1l tafn. d..fta- s.t.r,r al1 '-i,r
yllrg - t.rt-r.re Tal aHl -t.'-.e. ... -af nl
a or gr., trfss 81. rarc asa E ilss a.rNls4 tal
d4ltt. a-.I l.-..r sH q flc rr0f ga. fg,'g'0ra
GaHg p1rsHas 1-lTr .u. prHI'lntt f'-tlors tu L'a,
ASH ahb a.e arN AMI l-,a1-'.f s.".u tr i-l'-f ilf
lsrl nav. fr1rl thir d-u tzfTre1.r aui oirsati1I,
a--arlsf tlt u.st tat'-s.l-.- ul.1l-slituts u -
lacols OF
, 1880-01-29
rng,I,b Wnent gHnrker.

LONDON, Jan. .0--Floa.Ing cargoos, wheat,
quiet but steady.
Cargoes on passage ana Tor shipment,
wheat, very little demand.
GOoI wheat cargues Off coast, per 4SD lbl. sea
damage, for sellers account less usuGl, "a poi
cent commission, Red Winter, 53s.
Good wheat cargoes of coast, per 4sO b'; sea
damage, for sellers account, less usual va per
cent commission, No. Spring 5!s@j2s 6I.
London quotltions OF same on same terms
for shipment present and following monlh, bls.
Good chTgoes Gala of coast per qr, OF bOD Id
54I.
FIrst London quotations, good shipping, Gala
wheat, just Shipped or 10 ba promptly shipped,
Queenstown for orders, per jOO b3 Just shipped,
5ls; nearly due, d3s.
Imports Of wheat into l. \. during past
week, % C0J qrs.
WCathrr ia England, h"rl frost.
L!YEuPoCL, Jan. .0-Lly-rgUCL wheai spot,
nrmer.
No. siandari. lis 7dGls2h 80. stlni-
gld, lis 7lMll- "a.
Rei Winter, lis 2lmlls ID
white Michigan, ll- 2d8ils 3I.
Red An. STr''". .'. y o." NJ ~ etVl, a.
, 1880-01-29
Genera, nerenandEss

RIcg-Narkst quoted a, China, sice; Sandwich
,,oFTEE-Costa kiol, gilesac: Java. 2sc: Rio, ioe.
rf.AS--we quote Japan IN hguered Sohes soS''' IN
per. S5,d5sc - =, 4. ,,,.
sUGARs-Sandwch Island. ll;@lsc; Golden G. IN 6pls
llc; hf bbla Illc; Crushed hbls, l3le, nj bbis
Pulyerizo1 bbls lic, hf bbb lS!e; UrAnulA''1 OO''
RARDiSES-Syr boSrs, 81 IS: hf boxes, 81 rs
YEAST pOWOER-DOnnelly, slYG3O y gross poo'ey'
s2O@s2 U gross: P,eston Merrill, s.4 gru~s.
gYRUPS-Quotabe at Gilc IN bbs, 7OG'Eg IN MS Anp
ouSNorinary brands oi coal, soc. high grades Dow
ner & Co. S75@4Oc; boiled linseed, 81; raw llnsred'
O5c pure lard, slJsl 10; castor, 81 SOgl W; tur'
pentine s60a65c. $1,000. - .., "a,
WINES-Whc, per doz in case, SS 5o@i: per gal, zoe
TO 81 no; sonomA, per doz in casos, Us oo 10 20;
per ral 60c to 81 30.
ClsretHcal,fornia per gal, 81 to 81 2S; imported
gal, 81 81 to 49, ,, .o
50; assorted brands, sl2 to SlS; Imported per
81 80 10 81
Port-Various brands in or csks " oo 10 ", - ~
81; imported, S3 ~. .,,.
spIiTSIFlne old II, messy Brandy in ar tks and oc
octayes, So 90 to 81 30 per gal; DunViles lri /
Whisky in cases per doz, Sl2 James Stewart q
cos Sc tch Whisky 10 ar Cks and OGaVes, "a
Hennessy brandy in case, per doz, very hne-l stai
SIG . star 9l7 so, 3 star Sl9: Holland Gin, large
cases Sls to S2O Old Tom Gin in cases. Sl2 Rye
Whlsty, rer gal, a. 50 to 50; Bourbon, pGr gal
So 30 to s.; A Cutter, S3 % to So 5Oi Outer
\ ia tg g.
, 1880-01-29

Tie Boston papers tell cf a baby born
without brains, which died in a few
minutes. Nothing remarkable abodt its
being born. The wonder was that it
died instead Of growing up and going to
Congress as 30 many do.
They we're inspecting group Of siatu-
ary, and she asked him who the femsle
figure WAS he said be wasn't certain
about il. but be thought II must be the
bust Of Sahara-at least II was a barren
waist. Long and profound silence
A young man went into q Horst
store the other dAy to purchase a rose,
bad for his afianced. Seventy five cents
vas the price asked "Wlll It keepT
inquired the young man. "Oh, yes a
long While Then keep II"
, 1880-01-29
Strange Bl6ls Facts.

T7 tas Eals the v-ri Lori .g found
Ist. .us. tha uarl Jrhr.aa, q t.oJ6.
anti f.. uHI Reverend Dot grc'. al
tr.t o. t.r .I s.Ts ,, t-a liy'n
paIa. Tlr th N.r. ., ilr liA
T.a.rr t.r u.Il.r g,rr C. slr h.1.c
I.a s.f we're Ct 1an ssh chapter oi
-rtra'- Irars ss y.r-e, rud t.e $3.50
s.-.r ,it.r IltI CHAPTER ot 81. John i5
.. ...-.. la tha l1sh h"'u four
F.-.. .--. Fra tlr -,t. la.a, -ls' ana
eT Era ,.rs- oi tlr liu.a Pal.
.-F. alike 80 names of Er-.H El.u
ar tssa r.z sylahles ae togHi ia ta.
gE. Toe s1ta chapter o. l.a,ah ana
Ig,h slau.r a "a Kings a-a al'ac
Tic wa-d ~id occurs bat gagc iH i-.
UFr. ,rI that iu tac 81 yeze 0i ~
,hartar og joel There are found IN
I5,a books of the E0lc $3.50, i>I ~
,a-x T586g3 wor,is, 5l,51J vergs,
lls9 chapters, and Gj books TIE
a7th chapter oi toe Acts os the
Arn,,'es Il the finest chapter . rcal.
The most blautifgl Chap.er IN me hihle
; i the 53I Psalm. The four mos- m
/ spring promises are u verse Of the
I l'i.h chapter OF JOHN 2sih verse Of
the lI,h chapter Of st. Matthew, and
Inc ;th verse Of the 37th Psalm. The
Is, verse Of the Goth chapter OF Isaiah
ia the one for the new convert All
who flatter themselves with vain boast
ing of their perfectness should learn
the 9th chapter of Matthew. All hu,
manity should learn the 9th chapter OF
St Luke from the Goth verse to It's
ending
, 1880-01-29
ending.
Mr.. A. Niger, TayloryiIle, Pa, writes

Mr.. A. Niger, TayloryiIle, Pa, writes
NV mother, an old lady of sixty years,
suffered for thirty years with Rheuma
tism, to such an extent that she was at
times entirely lame. We procured from
Messrs. Ludwig Bros, Druggists in
Scranton, Pa, bottle of st. Jacobs Oil
used it according to directions, and saw
our efforts crowned with perfect success
, 1880-01-29
YHTE MAGAE 30.

SAN FRANCISCO Ian. q.
TOBACCO-P Jobbing ~ 4J,s1O1, Gccordi1g
TO brand; smoking, 3Oc@A 10; Connecticut lear,
"PiSO-WDER-Caln blasting, 81 % % GeG: Giant,
soc, No 2; 7Jc, No. /; Nu'rNn (1laSIns) 75c OF
No, !, SOC No, >, ana 83c = 10 iof NO. o. win
OUICKSILV VNR-IWkct nominal, buyers
anu sellers being iArapur;. Qpolahlo @t iO9 i1c.
GOJDS-Wooon,s sameHs last gwen; .,,-.
METATS-Pig iron, s 0SA; pig lead, 5IfF4c;
plgtln, 2lr; Eugl sh CuH.L sice ,!i4l6j q ID
LIE lApNEE-Prccs cf Ca Eornia1escuptio ions
are quite ii IN, as follows; sole, 2O9'Uc; hVr-
ness, 2ta25t; SIX r.Ing, 30G8jc; calf skins, 60cg
81 81 a II; wax sentucr, li@ 7c 81 foot; bride,
81 OOG7 0 % side; Rip s.llne, 3JmGO per dozen.
TEN-GOod medium grades of Japsn JoOo!ng
CGEFEE-M Market continues quiet end rom
innl; The supply in tho hands Of importers IL
very small, I6hbers waiting further arrivals.
Central American grades quoted AZ FWlS4c
CoNI%bomcstlc, Pacific Coaat descriptions,
selling from whagfa 81 COG7 CO, BlIlshColum-
bIa ut 20 00aS 81.
Il per dozen, u Tins; Pacific crdash, lob
bling nt 388Mc and i@ll3e respectively Tor bhlS
and selected IN eases, smoked herring, GJG7Vei
LUMBER@ wholesale rates, Croron rough
pine, sl7a2I; lrch8, 50 20; shingles, 81 -.
BAGs-NO spot dcmand for wnoat bass; lots
for future delivery quoted ~ lO4&.Il6'i WOOL,
AlMi8'; potato gugulrs, Il' apiece,
hUGAP--PrIcU have bctn >tea iy Of l1ie, no
change having en- ndc in refining rates
since the bth inst Patent cube, hb.d, reg
cruSneu, re; extlr powdered, l2Ir; extra
granula'ed, NE; golden q, l0r; D. D5ac; extra
q, l0l{r tor los IN bols; halt bDls Il; mCfa aud
boxes 80 more. No ORDERS Iec5IVsd d Ior less
than 20 equivalent or4) bhls.
RICE-Hawlilnn (table) rom ilrst hands 633''
and good mixed CHINA, 445,
SALT Warehouse lots, LIyervcol hue' held
at S22G2I 20; carmen Island, Sil Tor aoaTse, anu
sl0@2J for fine; Calal IS tC@lb for coarse, ald
SlUOoIl for fire,
, 1880-01-29

If you are going to paint your house.
barn, wagon or machinery, the wonder'
full Imperishable Mixed Paint is surely
the best, for it is warranted by their
agents in your own town not to chalk.
crack, peel or blister; to cover better and
ishuhIe Faint was ayvarGed the first premium
over all other paints, at the California state
Fair, 1873. and tie sold rnedal at the oregon
state Fair, 1878. Get circular ron, lhell
cry. fry tuo AIN aud you certainly "ould
have NO ntba'
, 1880-01-29

rT su yag1iusf ;saay l2urcHrsn nT fA
vyrit;rw ln response TO ara" E(lvcrlise'
reer,t In titsa paper YOU wi9l lIlcaso EneI'
ttJss t.aa .Eag,sG q. tpe Ungey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01

PuLrIr PolNTs.-The Zane Street NJ. Z.
Church is about to undergo extensive re.
pairs, Mr.. Prayer having contracted to
decorate It in new and beautiful design.
Rev. G. @. Winding has been quite iin.
well for several days from overwork. Mr..
Wilding Is one OF our hardest worked
ministers and deserves and needs season
Of rest.
The Sunday School committee appointed
by the recent Panhandle convention In
this city, has been called to meet at half
past two o'clock this afternoon at the
house OF Rev. S. b. Barnitz, 05 Fifteenth
street. The chairman requests full at
tendance OF city members.
Rev. John n. thinner, son OF Mrs. O.
thinner, Market street, II was announced
yesterday, would preach at the Sixteenth
street Lutheran church next Sunday. Mr..
" many friends here will be glad to see
him.
Rev. Barnitz preached yesterday morn.
ing on Confidence In God" from the text
In Psalm Sc, Sd verse. In the evening the
subject was "Christ, the chieiest among
ten thousand" from solomon's Song v:i0.
The Sunday School lesson on "Our Faith.
er's Care" was most beautifully illustrated
by Mr.. Zeyely. His picture was really
piece OF art.
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woRKrxaMEN.-The regular weekly
meeting OF the United Workingmen came
OFF Saturday night, at HopelHall. Chris
topher ]. Cline, upon invitation, gave
an account OF the condition Of affairs in
Wood, Writ and Gilmsr counties, and the
encouraging progress the cause was
making in those sections.
The executive committee were instruct
ed to secure Hon. Richard Trevellick TO
deliver lecture before the organization at
his convenience.
Christopher ]. Cline made a motion,
that carried, that all trades unions be In.
yited through the press to meet with this
organization next Saturday night.
John Q. Rot thorough and L. O. Stephens
briefly addressed the meeting.
Mr.. Kepner also made few remarks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01

PERSONAL MESrlox.-Mr. Spencer H
Cone, Miss Kate Claxton's popular bust
ness manager, is in the city making ar,
rangements for her troupe showing here
next Monday and Tuesday evenings.
]. n. Bell and W. W. Dering, Of Nor.
gantown, are in the city.
Cesar F. Hermann (brother Of Prof.
Carl Herrmann), OF Freiburg Baden,
Prussia, arrived in this city Saturday.
Among the arrivals at the Stamm
House we notice Gen. ]. L. Morehead,
Petersburg; @. NJ. Keyes, sandusky
S, Enninger, Ironton; James II. Bell,
W. W. Dering, Morgantown; ohas. 7.
Rea, Tom 7. Michel, Pittsburgh; ]. E.
Lediie, Gray's Iron Line; NJ. O. Star.
brink, Barnesyille,
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The marks last evening indicated II feet
8 inches and falling.
The stockdale passed up yesterday and
is due down in the morning.
The St. Lawrence got away for Cincin-
natl Saturday, with fine trip out.
The Fannie Tatum passed down yester-
day for st. Louis, taking on considerable
freight here.
The John L. Rhoads is on her way up
en- route from st. Louis TO Pittsburgh.
The Courier will be to.day's Parkersburg
boat, leaving at 1880 A. NJ.
The Hudson is due this morning en-
route for Cincinnati.
The Bachelor will leave at I o'clock to-
morrow morning for Pittsburgh.
The Andes is due to-day from Cincin.
matt, and will return tomorrow evening
Capt. Charley Muhleman Is In command
and Clerk Ed. Muhleman presides in the
office.
The Emma Graham Is due up to.mor.
row morning from Cincinnati to Pitts.
burgh.
The local packets are making their usual
daily trips, including the popular Bellaire
packet, the Pres Ellison.
IBy Telegraph
MEMPHIS. February 29.-River station.
airy. Weather rainy. Arrived: Andy
Baum, Cincinnati. Departed: Bell Of
Shreveport, and Golddust, St. Louis; ].
B. Maude, Vicksburg.
New ORLEANS, February 2O.-weather
clear and warm this morning, cloudy and
cool this evening. Arrived: John Gilmore
and barges, st. Louis; Thomas Sherlock,
Cincinnati. No departures.
CINCINNATI, February 29.-River % feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
colder. Arrived: Granite State, Pitts.
burgh; Paris O. Brown, New orleans. De.
parted: Granite State, St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, February 29.-River II feet Q
inches by the gauge. Weather clear and
very cold. Arrived: Howard, New Or.
leans; Carrier, Pittsburgh; Bigley and
barges, Ohio river. Departed: Iron Noun.
tain and barges, New Orleans.
CAIRO, February 2O.-Riyer 40 feet 10
inches and falling. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer S2". Arrived: My Choice,
St. Louis; Belle Memphis, 1t. Louis; City
OF Helena, Vicksburg; Golden Grown,
New Orleans; Guiding Star, Cincinnati; Pc.
lar Star, Annie p. Silver and Grand Tower,
ST. Louis. Departed! My Choice; st.
Louis; Belle Memphis, Memphis; Golden
Grown, Cincinnati; Guiding Star, New
Orleans; Helena, st. Louis; Polar Star,
Ohioriver; Silver, New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01

He Is not only a thorough machinist, but
also an electrician OF no mean abilities,
and to him we are indebted for athorough
and complete explanation OF the system OF
fire alarm used In that city. They have
twenty.one boxes, one striker on the Court
House, eleven miles OF wire, besides n
sufficient number OF gongs. The wires
center in the hose house In which is the
chiefs Office. and also the batteries
by which this is operated, One Of the men
has charge Of the instrument and keeps
the batteries fed. The cost Of running the
batteries will not exceed SO per year.
The vitriol is bought by the barrel, and
about pound per day is required. This,
with the zines are all that is necessary for
the batteries. The construction OF this
system cost about g, 100 1--WE believe chief
Shrimpton told us). and 1t is very much
liked In GAINESVILLE. The chief showed
us the workings Of the department which
he called out for our benefit.
They have no fire engines in GAINESVILLE,
only reels, as the water pressure is sutii-
ciently strong for all purposes.
We called in at the Office OF the Eterling
Courier and were cordially received by Mr..
r. B. Brown, City Editor courteous gem
tleman and good newspaper man. This
office Is in the new Opera House building,
and Is very convenient, running book
bindery, job office, etc. They have tele.
phone running into it. There is also 9
Telephone exchange running through all
portions OF the city, and communicating
with Lancaster, forty miles distant. While
in the Courier Office we were treated 10 9
concert several miles distant (per tele'
phone),
After inspecting several OF the public
buildings, we took the three r. N. train
home, where we arrived shortly after sew
en- o'clock, well satisfied with GAINESVILLE
her people, hotels. water works, market
house, streets, fire department, police. ant
everything about II; and we wondered why
q city hardly half as large as ours, and mo-
possessed Of half the resources, should be
so far ahead in everything that constitutes
a city and makes it presentahle.
The trip will, no doubt, be productive
OF good results, as all the Councilmen wht
were on 1t are favorably impressed will
tho pump, and also the necessity Of thu
purchase Of one OF them, it Is to be hoped
the larger size. Superintendent Riddl,
says with one Of these the necessity OF !
, new water works will be removed fol
some years, but il one should he built
could easily DO removed. Our pumps car
produce nearly 100000 gallons per da,
with difficulty, while the one above men
toned does that well and with no fear o
breaking. .......
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PLEASE call aud see the Countess
Pattern Spoons and Forks.
JACOB W. 6RUBB, IeweIer.

CoLoRRD MAsoNs.-Saturday, II. @. Cor,
sey, D. D. G. NJ, organized colored
lodge Of Masons in this city. Its name
has not yet been selected. The officers in
stalled were: Prof. W. +. Gaskins, W. NJ. /;
Butler Reyes, S. W., George Brooker, ].
W; Robert Strange, $. D.; II. D. Clemens,
J. D.; II. Luker, S. S.; VIM. Proctor, ].
S.; NJ. Rowles, Tyler. The new lodge
starts off with forty-two members.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01
JTALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The plot Of ground located on NlnetOenth street,
with frontage Of $50 feet running back 800 feet, on
which stands tho soap aud Candle Mandatory,
The main building u brick, two stories high, 6OxtO
IFCi; rendering house, 10 ieet iquATe, attached 10
Inain building, two engines, two boilers store house.
IGxCO stables and other outbuidingl There are two
thousand, and the other filcen thousand pounds Of
LoAp; two large rendering kettles, eight candle ma
Chimes soap preaa twelve soap frames one erutoh:
Ing machine aud BundFy machines and articles used
III the business. ThOEc are Tour small tenement
houses on the ground, and lease which yields at
present rental Of s60l per annum. The above will
le sOld-part cash and the balance on liberal time.
CITY bonds will DO taken In part payment For fur
thsT Information Inquire Of ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business and Real EAtltO Agent, 1878 Market
street, Cnngle's Block, over City Bank. iAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01
IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE. OR LEASE.

BtuAed in Preston County, West Virginia, neal
KlnEwgod Tunnel, GU the baltimore 4 Ohio RR
The Orc has been fully tested in tho Furnace al
IronlOvn, West Va. 1t works easily In the FurnaO'
and makes very desirable quality Of Iron. The
cOEng qualities Of tho Coal have also been fully toSt
I'd. aud are entirely satIsactory. Iron can be made
nj prot on these lands when prices arc 80 low that
Furnaces at distance from raw materials must stop
For further information applyto
WM 8. RAYNER,
81 Lexington ST., Baltimore, Md.
Orto c. JEss0p, Austen, Preston Co., VIVA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01

FINAL sHoor1Sa.-The final shooting for
the Sharp's rife offered some time ago,
came off Saturday afternoon over Tingle
range, in three contests, one OF which was
won by DR.. shirk, and one by Col. Bah
cock. A third one resulted in victory
for Babcock. Matches have been won by
Cox, Jaeger, Shirk aud Babcock at former
contests, but this one decided all. Follow
ing are the scores:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01
NOR sALE.-l OFFER AT PRIVATE

INUR SALE.-I UFFEK AT IKINAIE
Il Sale until MARCH q, 1850, tho property known
us MIS- Bend0rs property situated on tue southwest
corner Of MeCOOch and Thirteh Streets 10 the city
vi Wheeling. said property consists OF ono hundred
ming hack one hundred feet 10 alleys the south and
west Slos.
There arc four good brick dwellings the lot one
0t nine rooms one Of six rooms aud two Of onr rooms
each; aud room Tor further Improvements, II desired.
II not sold al private Salo by March I'd, next, the
property will BE- offered al public IAle. Terms easy
aud made known on application. For further iniOr-
mRllnn apply TO EDW'D ChkISIMANI
lplIEl iDlS Market street..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01

DEATH REpoRT.-Dr. Tom. o. Edwards
furnishes us with the death report for
February. It will be noticed that the
mortality is very large. attributable in q
large degree TO measles, which are
epidemic Just now:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01
4 PLEASANT SOUTH SIDE HOUSE

The t1o-story brick dwelling, No. 1905 Market
street, near TWtnty-Ihitd street, In this city, con-
talniny even rooms, bath rOOm large pantry, two
halls aud Spcndtd cellar, with yard III front and
rear extending back 10 The alley. Tha house Is 10
good condition, and must bG sold Immediately. In:
iluIrn nj lIAmltOns uIOeGry, corner IWenty'second
aud Market streets Terms reasonable. ielb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01
dor SALE

FOR SALE
ONE Boiler, 20 feet by 90 inches, with two Pinch
huea.
ono Shaping Machine and Bits.
Shaitlng aud lulIeys.
some second -hand AnyilS.
Saw liable aud Light Wheel Machinery:
tina Yard Truck. A. LITTLE.