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OXFORD ss:-At . CoarI OF rrooai. nsld $

OXFORD ss:-At n Courl OF Probate nsid al
PAi. within andforths County OF Oxfofo on
the third ruesda, OF Dec, A. ID. 1850
rIDEOS BEsRCE Administrator ON tue
NJ c-tste Of christopher Cushman, late o
HvUrvn in said county, deceased. having W.
en'ei his account OF administration oil the estAie
1 said de eased for allowance:
Ordered, that the said Admiuis'r give notice 70
all persons Interested by causing copy OF thl'
order he three ssuccessyely In TN
Oxford Democrat printed at Psrir, that they may
appear at q Probate Court TO be held ~ Paris' IN
said Count, on the third Tuesday OF Jan. next
a v O'Clock IN the forenoon aud shew cause II an,
they have why the lam. 'hould not De allowed
RICHARD A. FRYE. Judge.
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THE Subscriber hereby g,vea public notice that
he has been duly appointed by The Hon. Judge at
Probate for the County Of Oxford, and assumed
the .rust Of Executor Uf the estafe Of
RORERr w MORRILL,. late Of 8 ,mnc-
In said County, deceased, BY giving bond as ~
l,w directs; therefore requests all persons In
debted TO the estate OF said deceased 10 make M
mediate payment; aud those who have any de-
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same IT,
GEORGE {. MORRILL,
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OXFORD, as; AT Court oil Probate held 1T
P.ris within and for the county OF oxfoi
on the third Tuesday Of p,c., A. ID iss0,
NIyUllaM ttRils, Adminisirat"r on the
w estate OF MAI,eIA Hardy late OF Paris ~
cid county, having presented his account OF I'D
miui,lt alton OF the rstate Of laid deceased lar
q Ia. ancs:
Ordered, That the said Administer give notics
To Ali psrsons Interested by causing copy OF this
order L, be published three weeks successfully H.
the Oxford Democrat printed nj Paris that they
In ,sd eouul,, on the third TUESDAY OF Jan. next.
nj nine O'Clock in The forenoon, and shew cause u
any they have why the same should not be allow ell
RICHARD A. FRYE, Judge
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OXFORD, So a, . Court OF Probate hello al
Fry. bury. within and for the County OF 0xfor,
On the ST Tuesday OF Dee A. ID. leso.
nN IN. petition Of CHARLES u. ANDREWS,
Guard an of Eiia Is. Andrews and Lucy
ADdre a minors, OF Lowell in said county. PRAY
log Tor ~ I-e 10 sell and convey certain rea,
est ts d.sc ID N his petition on die IN the Pro
"a .eoI- oGar Of One Hundred and twenty-hv'
doilarsi .
Or.i.r,d. That the said Petitioner give motto
T., all persons int, Rested BY causing an abstract
Isnrd three weeks successfully In the Oxforu
Democrat printed Mt Paris, that they may appear
AT a Probate Court " be- held ut Paris In saio
Cavity on the third Tuesday OF Jan next, at nm
hs ye why tie came snsuio nst re granted.
N~'N - h A. FRYE, Judge
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THE Subscriber hereby giyes pu'nc notice tN
he has been duly appointed BY IN. Hon. Judge o,
Probate for the County of Oxford, and assumed
the trust ~ Admini-t at OF The estate OF
LESI~ l.. >TUktEvANr tate OF Paris,
n .aid County, deceased, by giving bond a. the
law directs: he theref requests all persons in
d-bted to the estate OF said deceased To make
immediate payment; and those who have any de
Dands thereon TO exhibit the aame Ia
SARA A. T. S1URTEvANT.
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uXFoRD. ss:-At Court of Probate held a
PaIis within ana iOI The. County OF OXFORD oI
III third Tue ia oil Dec, 4. ID. los0.
IRA PALMER, Jk. AIMED kNecnto' In Ger
i IAN irrILm. pUrport pG 10 be the last VIII
and I, stAuI oi BE jamin r. Rob nson, late
Ha ,iori IN saIi county, deceased having prt
sen,,l the ,ap Tor PI"baie:
Ordered, That The said Exc utor give motto.
70 all per .ons nferes,d hy causing copy Of thi'
order 10 BE- three weeks successiYely in thu
Oxford Democrat priuied al Paris, that they ma
appear AT Probate Court TO be held At Paris
Ia said County on the tnird TUESDAY Of Jan. next
a, O'Clock IN the forenoon and shew cause II a.,
thry have ~ lay the aid lu-trumrnt should not BE-
proved approved and SLOWED as the last " i'll am
Testament VI raid deceas,d.
X. FRYE, Judge.
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New Advertisements.
WANTED.

4 THREE YEAR OLD STEER. a., 4 In
IA star IN torch. al, some white over fore shou'.
ger. Duih ham build. 10 MAJ ono ne have
Address bkA r HOWE,
Na.rNAN Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-28

OXFORD, sat 4 Court of Probate held AT
Paris, within aud for tie Coupty Of oxford, Oh
tie third iu,s daN OF Dec A. 1870,
AN the petIicn If ISAAC i. BECkLER, Adj
mlnl.trstoI OF the estaie john l.. Beckl
lie q S,p,h. u IN said county d, ca ed, pra,
NJ ici heel se 20 Eel and convey all the real At
of teIn 1 sr,O pubic or PINale -aIe, Tor H.
p.,u 1 a. TriIs and ~. Ltts OF aOpni,traii"p
Ordered, Thai the said Petitioner give note
o al peIsDns Interested By causing an absIsct
hi pei ion with THE order tnrr, on TO be ruh'ishro
mr., u,.ks ell ce--i, ely In The Oxford Demo, rat
Newspaper prihted at Paris in said county thai the
NAV appear at a PrvUate Court 10 be held at Pari
"a the third Tuesda, oi Jan nex:. nj nine o'c c.
ma the forenoon and shew cause II any they have
wa, the sam, should not be granted.
X. 4. FRYE, Judge
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,XFoRD. ss;-A a Court OF Probate held
P.ris within aud for the County OF Oxford OF
the ID ri TUESDAY OF Dec A. ID. 1850.
DETskY T.. CHARLES, Admiaiststrix on
ID the estat. Of Ju-tas char c., late OF try-
1urr IN .Aia county deces., d, having presentr''
h.T acc, uri Of admin sraiun Of the estate OF aid
Dee. as-d i'r SLOANE:
Ordered That the laid tdninis.r'x give notice
20 all prr.oas Interested BY causing copy Of thi'
rider 70 be published weeks suec.ssNely In TIT
oxford Democrat printed At Paris. that they uSy
appear At q Probate Court 10 b. held NJ Paris
t. said county ON the IhIrd Tuesday OF an next,
AZ y O'Clock In the forcBoob and sbew cAur. II al
theJ have why the -an. -hou!d noi De hho"en
RICHARD A. FRYE, Judge
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,NrORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate heid A.
P.ri-, within and for The County Of Oxford, ~
the third rtie-da Of De- ID. lscn
AUGUSTUS VI. anu J HERE CARTER
~ tsn.ed Executors IN certain instrum'
7uTporung Ia d. the last viii aud te-lam'nt o.
Lllas NJ. Gator. late Of Bethel In sah connt'
ccs,as,d hsyius Ne s,b't d the came for Probate
Ordered. That IN. said kxccutors give nolic
. all p.rson- Interested by causing copy OF thi'
lrdert be pubsh.dthrve weeks excessively In the
oxford Democrat printed nj Pzris, that they M
.ut,..r nt a Probgt. Court 10 be held nj Paris
an aid County 90 The third Tuesday OF Jan. nesI,
Al nine O'Clock In the forenoon AID shcw cause u
40, they have xhy the .Aid Instrument should mo-
- proved, approved and allowed as the last WI
aud Tests ut uf std ceased
RICHARD 4 FRYE. Judge.
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OXFORD, ss:-N Court Of Probate, held al
Paris, within and Tor the County OF oxford,
on the third TUESDAY OF Dec, A ID. lcso.
A DIE IREEN~ GOD, widow OF Rudolph
"A Greenwood, iste ct Hebron, deceased, hA'.
ing presented Ter petition fer an allowance OUT oil
he personal estate Of SAIL deceased:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
O all persous interesjes 10y causing copy oil this
order 10 be published three w.eke successfully In
he Oxford Democrat printed at Paiis that they
nav appear at a Probate Court to be held at Paris
IN sand County. on the third Tuesday Of Jan. next
u o'clock In the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have against the same.
r. A. FRYE, Judge.
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system OF dishonesty and stock gambling,
that In the end only works ruin and disas-
Ter TO those who engage In it.-American
Economist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-28

OXFORD, - AT Court of Probate held =
PARIS within and Tor the County OF Oxford
on the third Tuesday If Dec A. ID. lss0.
ERAACE> n. WALKER, Adminlsuatrir "a
the estate Of Salon q. WAker, late Of oxford
/. said county, deceased having presented h-
account OF adm nistratlon oil the estate oi said
decreased for all,sance:
Ordered, That the said Administi'x give MOTTO.
TO all per interested by causing copy OF thit
order TO be ublishedt hree weekssuecessiveyt nth
oxford Democrat printed AZ Paris, that they ma
sppear AT q Probat. Court 10 be held at Paris
/ q sAid ounty Oh the thiId Tuesday OF Jan neal
n O'Clock lnthe iorrn Ooh and .hew eaus. II an,
ths) have Why the same should not b. allowed.
X. A. FRYE, judge.
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OXFORD sat- Couri OF ProOat. heid 81
Frycbrg. within and for the county OF Oxford
IN the fir-t Tut sda, OF Dec ID. iseo.
UII,pA LEANIrr. named tNe'utl IA 10 .
i ertAin mt ument purporing 10 be the ia-i
~nI AMI t-.Ixment OF Judah ID. Leayi;t In e OF
Stow 10 laid county, deceased, having presented
the same Tor ona'r:
Ordered, ihat the said Exeeutrix give notic-
70 all persons interested by causing copy OF THE
rider TO be pub.h-d three weeks successfully in
the oxford Democrat printed III Pans, that the.
nav appear at a Probate Court 10 BE- held al Fam
q said county on the thi Tuesday OF Jan mex.
u9 O'Clock In the forenoon and snew cause II an
they have Why the said instrument should not D.
pr we'd, spprvyeo aud allowed - The last WI
and Testament or -rid deceased.
RICHARD A. FRiE, Judge.
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oNF bRu s.:-At Court OF Probate held n
paris. within and Tor the County Of Oxford, Cd
the third Tuc.dty Of Dec. A. ID. isso
4 LBEIT NJ AUSTIN. Administrator on The
"A r-taie Of Lewis sampson. iatc OF haru9t1
n ,aid county, deceased, having presented his
,ucpuut ur administration Of The eslAte OF said
decreased Ter allowance:
Ordered, That the said Admin'r give notict
% all persons interested by causing copy ui
this order TO be published three weeks
.uee..-is,ly ia the oxford Democrat pr'n'ed
Al Paris. that they may appear al ffooat,
Court 10 be held a; Paris in said County on the
tniri Tuesday OF JAn next, 1t O'Clock In the
tor,noon and shew cause u anv they have why the
Ame should not DC allowed.
K. A. FRYE Judge.
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Nosies Of Assignee OF his Appointmsnt.
At Paris, In the County Of Oxford and Stale of
Maine, the twenty second day Of December, d.
issO
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
i appointment As Assignee Of the estate 1T
in.olyeni ebtor, Who has BEEN declared an insol'
ven, upcn bis petition, by the Court Of lnsol'
ss~ S' 's'd c'u''3 80 & 3Fs TSShsGr. A;,,e,s,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17

PEOPLE and THEIR MovRMENTs.-Mr. W
G. pendleton end wife have returned to
the city from short trip to southwestern
New York.
Mrs. ]. W. Carmichaels, OF Washington,
D. O., Is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Charles L. Brown, Of Ravenswood
Is in the city.
Prof. Pendleton, +. II. Curtis and J. E.
Curtis. Of Bethany, were guests at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Prof. G. II. Giles, a sketcher and engra.
yer on wood, OF Milwaukee, Wis, is in
the city.
Nj. 4. ]. Jackson, OF Grafton, was
among the st. James arrivals yesterday.
Dr.. S. HARRISON, prominent physician
OF Medina, Ohio, is in this city on briei
visit. He came down on the TuaGarawas
road Yesterday to see the Wheeling termi.
nus OF the line, and particularly 10 got a
glimpse Of our nail and glass establish
ments.
Col. L. L. Christman, OF the Washing.
ton Reporter, has been elected President
OF poultry association. We suppose he
considers himself "cock OF the walk"
Mrs. ]. V. L. Rogers, who has been
spending some months at Wellsburg, has
returned to the city.
Clinton Collier, Of Chicago, and A. W.
Eef, OF Cincinnati, are at the McLure.
George P. Miller, one Of Hon. Sam.
Randalrs Secretaries, is at the Mcclure.
Hon. E. NJ. Turner, OF Harrison county,
ia ut the Mcclure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17
n.z.AnAND FESTIVAL MEETING !,

AZ McI.nfn's Hall Yesterday Afternoon.
1t was very busy scone yesterday az
ternoon at McLain Hall, as the various
committees made their reports, and the
general orders for next week were issued.
But we will not attempt details, content
ing ourselves with some announcements
requested by various ladies.
Miss Gertrude Lamb, who has charge OF
tho Bazaar, desires that persons making
articles for her department begin to send
them in as soon as possible. She would
Ike everything by next Saturday. or Mon.
day at faIthest; and II the cost OF the ma.
tefiGls is attached 10 the goods sent, twill
be appreciated by the committee, and aid
them in fixing price.
Fancy articles, thon, and all speCialties
for the Bazaar, can be sent to any one OF
the four following addresses, by next Sat
urday: 10 Miss Emma Fowler's, No. so
ThirtY.frst street; Miss Gertrude Lambs,
No. 1000 Chapline street; Mrs. Perez Har-
denis, No. 100 Twelfth street; or Mrs. Geo.
McMechen's, No. S4S main street.
Miss Mollie List would like all dolls
bronghtto her house, No. OLA Main street,
not later than next Tuesday. The com.
mittee promise every variety and price in
the way OF dolls. There will be dolls little,
medium and big; dolls plainly aud Gle.
Cantly dressed Chinese dolls and African
dolls; dolls In nursery and school attire;
Chinese laundry dolls; dolls suitable for
Christmas presents; dolls in bed; dolls at
housekeeping, and dolls at fancy dress
party.
The young ladies have undertaken 10
sell an even thousand tickets for this
Friday afternoon occasion, and fifteen
cents admits every little boy, or girl,
mama or papa.
Finally, Miss Mary Lamb, who presides
over the Fine Art Department, wlshes all
paintings and pictures delivered at the
Academy OF Music on Tuesday morning.
This department Of the fair will assume
unexpected prominence, when Its numer.
GUS articles are hung and displayed.
And last Of all, II Is our pleasure TO an
nounCe that the dinners and suppers have
been reduced in price to twenty-five cents,
which indeed seems 10 cheap.
Every one must cal. and spend, and be
spent, next week, for the benefit OF the
Chlldren's Home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17

In the peaceful town OF Ayoca, Potta.
wattomie county, Iowa, Mr.. Stephen Jack.
son, attracted by the always reliable prom.
ises contained In the advertisement Of the
Louisiana State Lottery, forwarded by
mail one dollar previous to the drawing OF
October 18th last, and was surprised when
he found that ticket No. %, lS9-of which
he owned one-half-had drawn the fourth
capital prize Of $500. which he promptly
collected through Messrs. ]. & W, & E. w.
Davis, Private Bankers OF AvocR-and now
rests lin hope oil doing 80 again. The next
chance may be yours, II you remember
that the Grand Extraordinary Semi
Annual Drawing with $522, 500 in prizes
takes place on Tuesday. December 14Lh.
and OF which NJ. A. Dauphin, No. 8l9
Broadway, New York City, or same per.
son at New Orleans, La, will give full in.
formation. D4w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17

SCIENCE has accomplished no more won.
derful or gratifying result than the periec.
ton Of an antidote to the chilling signs Of
approaching age, something TO obliterate
the tell.tale tracks OF time and preserve
the natural adornments Of youth 10 ripe
old age. Halls Hair Remover does all
this, and its praise resounds In cottage and
palace. The dwellers among the snows OF
Norway and the peasants OF sunny France
and Spain, find use for it, and find means
TO get 1t, and 1t does not dissppoint them.
The whitening locks again resume their
youthful color, the thin, dry, and faded
hair becomesbright and glossy. The whole
appearance is changed as II by magic, and
the man or woman, who, before was called
aged, now appears as one In the ppime OF
life. Such wondrous changes cannot pass
unnoticed, and they have produced the un.
precedented demand that now exists for.
the first and only article ever compounded
that can produce them in q pleasing and
satisfactory manner-New Era, HoOastSck,
I'LL nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17

OPERA HOUSE To.NIGHT-I NeW Egan'
Oslinc.-The New York SUI OF late date
speaks Of the company as follows: sit
would be difficult 70 define the place Of
'Evangeline.' It IL a sort of q musical
dramatic extravaganza, diversified by
startling situations and spectacular efiects
II this definition will not do, let us say
that 1t is an extremely pretty and amusing
performance, without name. The com.
pany which opened at Haverly's Theatre
last evening has, for the most part, been
here before, though there are some valu.
able additions. The east could hardly be
improved. Misses JarbeAu and gearle act
and sing well, and II may be added are
both quite handsome. Mr.. George For.
tesoue assumes the part Of Catherine with
much ability, and the Lone Fisherman Is
personated with much skill by Harry
Hunter. The other parts are well taken,
showing the company TO be strong and
well balanced. The Hotter Dance, by
Messrs. Cohen and Turner, is q leading
feature. The singing Is decidedly above
the average, and the costumes arc bright
and picturesque, and the entertainment
as whole very enjoyable though very
light. There was o large audience last
night"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17

DIAMONDS AT AucrIoN.-C. P. Brown
will offer his entire stock OF Fine diamonds,
coLaisting OF Far Rings, Finger Rings,
Crosses, Solitaire and Cluster Pins, Large
and Small Stone Studs, Scarf Pins set
with Diamonds, Combination Ring and
Stud, at auction, on Friday, November 10Th
at ESQ p. N, To my friends and the pub
lie will state that this will be an oppor.
tunity that rarely occurs for the purchase
OF the above goods. The sale will be
positive and all articles will be sold to the
best bidder, as must retire from business
on January ], 1881. All who contemplate
the purchase OF Holiday Presents will do
well TO attend my sales morning, afternoon
and night, at my store, No. 2 Washington
Hall. @. P. Brown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17

FESTIVAL OF THE SIsTREs OF Sr. JOSEPH
AT WASHINGTON HALL.-'Fhe festival for
the benefit Of the Sisters Of St. Joseph was
begun at Washington Hall last night
under favorable circumstances, although
the attendance was not nearly SO largo as
1t should have been. The hall has been
quite tasteiully arranged, and the booths
and sale tables are very attractiVely orna'
mented and the wares for sale nicely dis.
played. The supper table, in charge OF
Mrs. G. ]. Rawling, Mrs. Brazell, and
Mrs. Farrell presents most tempting ap-
pearance and was literally patronized.
The ice cream and cake stand is IN charge
Of Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. Sltgreaves
aud the Misses Updegraf, was also very
attractive and drew liberal share OF pat:
ronace. The fancy stands in charge Of
Mrs. Field and Miss Frank were very well
patronized.
There is only one drawback to the pleas
ure that one has in attending the festival,
and that is the annoyance he is subjected
TO on account OF solicitors OF votes for
cakes, rings, and other articles as soon as
he enters the hall. 1t is o-be hoped that
those having the matter in charge will see
the force OF our structure aud take meas
ures 10 check this very annoying custom
now at the outstart OF their festival.
To-day dinner will be served and also
supper. 1t Is likely that the affair will be
carried on oil week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17

Astonishing Cures Of itching, scaly
and ScrofaIous Humors Of the
Skin, Scalp, and Blood Of Children
and Infants.

CuTIcURA REMEDIES are simply elegant To
Use. They appeal 10 mothers and parents with great
cCsiul, IaIO and reliable. CUTICCRA, GlnedlcInRl
Jelly, arrests disease, eats away dead lkIn and nesh,
allay1 Inflammation, thipH and irritation, Ioothei
and heal! Skin Diseases, add Scalp Affections with
Lnss OF HAIR II TeprOdueeB and bRautlaea the hAlr
CUTICURA RESoLvENT, the great blood Puriher,
eleSDses, purihes, and eradltnies all chronic and
hereditary humoB. CUTICuRA MEDICINAL
soOtheS and heels diseased surfaces whltenB fresh
ems and beauties the skin beyond all praise Il Il
an elegantly IstiutnOd Toilet, Bath and Nursery
LannllNA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17
PALESTINE
Aud tho Holy Land, AT the Fourth street
Church,

Church.
Dr.. DeHass' lecture on classic and Bible
lands drew very respectable audience to
the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church last night.
The complete familiarity Of DR.. DeHass
with his theme enables him to speak with
out reference 10 his manuscript, and with
great freedom and effectiveness. The lee.
turer, indeed, Travelled SO rapidly in bis
sketches Of points Of interest that the
minds OF his hearers were kept in q state
OF constant tension.
It would be idle to attempt even synop'
sis OF the lecture. II was especially inter
esting In It's references TO tho late discov-
cries made In the ruins Of Ancient Troy
and Nineveh and to the remarkable man
ner in which these discoveries have vindi-
Gated the correctness Of the biblical his.
tory. The lecture was interesting and
instructive throughout, and held the close
attention OF the audience from the be-
ginning to end.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17

TuE CouRrs-CIRcuIr OouRr-Jndge Mel.
vin,-This court met at 0 o'clock yester-
day morning and disposed Of the follow.
ing business:
and others. Jury: S. II. Smith, O. ".
Kennedy, Max. Bsuter, Theo. Molter, d.
Q. Baird, John Anderson, James Cox,
Conrad Yahp, ]. W. Baird, lily Apple,
Cbas. Loefller and William Kenny. On
trial.
Mary l.. walther was appointed and
qualified as Administrative Of the estate Of
Lorepz WRlthsr. deceased. Bond 81 800,
with Frank and Louisa Walther sureties.
The case Of the City Of Wheeling vs..
Maxwell and King was set for November
18th,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17

FoR UPWARDS OF THlRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup as been used
for children. II corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves wind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentay and diarTkaa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy.
26 cant; boHlS. p6H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17

JonS RoENER is daily receiving some
choice styles Of fancy dress goods, beauti.
iul satin finish cashmeres, black and col.
ord, fancy goods for holiday presents, do.
mestic goods OF oil kinds at very low
prices, carpets, wall papers, oil cloths,
window shades, &c. Call and examine
our stock before purchasing. Nos. 2Ola
and 202l Main street, Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-17
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November I'll A.
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
higher barometer, stationary or lower tenn
peFature, northetly winds, partly cloudy
weather and occasional light snow.
For the Lower Lake Region, baron.
eter cooler, westerly winds, clearing
weather preceded by occasional light
snow.