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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-09

LAW AMI oRpEn.-Col. White, Judge
G. L. Cranmer and W. B. Simpson, Esq,
who form a part Of the committee ap.
pointed by the Law and Order Society,
were at the City Building last night max
city for an ordinance passed many years
ago in regard to the Observance Of the
Sabbath, but after a very long and thor
ough search were compelled 70 abandon
their efforts in that direction. Their idea
is TO draft an ordinance that will coincide
govern the city in the same manner as her
other ordinances do, making the violation
a penal %ofrense, and punishable in the
same manner. An ordinance compre-
hendinG their ideas In the matter will be
presented at the next meeting OF Council.
1t Is supposed that the old ordinance was
lost when the clause repeating generally
all non-codiAed ordinances was passed
many years ago.
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LAST YRAR's BuslNEss.-A well known
dry goods merchant OF this city, in the
course Of conversation yesterday even
ing on the business Of the past year, ex-
pressed himself as highly satisfied with
the business donei in his line, saying that
it had gone along in q most gratifying
manner. Very few goods OF anykind had
been left over, and each months pur.
chases had been disposed Of TO the trade
nearly as fast as received. For the coming
year he was not SO sure Of the prospects,
In some branches Of business, commodi.
ties were going up too rapidly, andhe did
not think that they would be permanent
ly fixed at those prices, and the people
would not pay the prices. "0n
the whole, the past year has been n OIL
the few very satisfactory years in mercan'
tile business"
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THE School Board Commissioners Of
Union District consider the reports circu-
lated as to the unhealthfulness OF the
Fourth ward school building ..entirel un.
founded. They say that the building is
not built upon made ground as some sup
pose, but that it is located upon what was
formerly a knoll OF solid earth: that every
room in the building is entirely above
ground, aud that the ventilation and
drainage is as good as that Of any build.
ing in the ward. AS TO its occupancy by
the Janitor's family, they say that all the
school buildings In the city, except one,
have a family 10 the basement, and that 1t
is necessary to provide accommodations
for more than n employe, for the reason
that the work requires the assistance OF
several persons night and morning to do
1t properly. AS TO the sickness which has
prevailed among the children OF the fami-
", they think it rather the result OF con.
stitutional weakuessthan theresul o their
surroundings, and altogether they take
very little stock in the stories calculated
to give the SCHOOL, bad sanitary reputa-
finn
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A ROW among the colored brethren, in
which a spitGoon was broken over a pas
tors head, Is reported from Martina
Ferry. According 10 our informant, who
could not supply names, . festival was
recently held there and the proceeds,
some thirty dollars, were deposited In
one OF the banks OF the town. The treas
urer subsequently undertook to draw the
money and the pastor, happening In,
questioned his right 70 do so. Some con.
troyery ensued, which was then quieted,
but the argument IA subsequently re-
sumed in d barber shop with the above
unhappy result. The cuspador IL said to
have been filed with nicotine, and the
whole affair seems to have been produc-
tive OF great unpleasantness,
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The Deiters Robbery.


Editors Intel!lgeneer:
see It stated that the person who com.
mitted the robbery at the Court House ID
known, but that he had made restitution
of the amount stolen and the matter would
be dropped. Now, sirs, does Mr.. Clerk
Deiters know that he is liable to a criminal
prosecution for the c%oncealing Of the
crime and Is now treading on dangerous
ground, and don'tyou thinktha the prac.
tice is Just a little too weak, and don't you
think that our prosecuting attorney had
better brace up and try and do his duty in
this affair and 'let no guilty man escape"
Let Mr.. Jordan at once compel the clerk
to show mp the thief, whoever he be, and
let US not tolerate anything that smacks so
much OF roguery and especially when in
direct conflict with
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Barum,
Of the Belmont coal mines, was presented
with an elegant gold watch by his miners
on Wednesday evening. The presentation
speech was made by Mr.. Barney Hea!ey
and was very neat and appropriate, as was
also the reply OF MI. Barum, who was not
expecting the beautiful present. After
the presentation ceremonies, the donors
were handsomely entertained by Mr.. Ba.
rum at his residence.
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Dr.. o'LEARY delivered at Washington
Hall last evening a very instructive lee
ture on the Heart, Stomach and Liver,
The Doctors lectures are very entertain
ing as well as instructive, and the knowl.
edge gained by hearers OF great value. He
lectures tonight on the Ear, Eye and
Skin and how to preserve them in health,
and advises ladies to come prepared with
pencil and paper 10 take notes OF matters
that he promises will be Of great interest
IN ihnm
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Noticeto Contractors &BuiIders
oFFICE OF TIE BOARD or puRLIC WoREs, |
WHEELING, November Is, 1879.

J
Sealed proposals will lie received by the
Board OF Public WORKS, Of the State of West
Virginia, addressed 10 the undersigned, up 10
19 o'clock noon, Of March the LIST, 1880, for the
ALTERATIONS IN, and the ADDITIONS TO, the
Building known US the State House, at Chares.
ton, Kanawha county, West Virginia, accord.
ing TO the plans and Specifications furnished by
O.. {. Kemble andA. PEBBLES, Joint Architects.
Bids will be received for the whole, and the
several parts Of the work. Plans and specil.
cations may be seen al the Capitol Building,
in Wheeling OIL and after JANUARY /, 1880.
and any information relative thereto may be
obtained by applying to &C. Kemble, the
Architect, resident at Wheeling, West Va,
Bonds and security; approved by the Board
Of Public Works, will be required Of each
contractor. The right Of receiving or reject
ing any or all bids Is reserved.
By order OF the Board OF Public Works.
nol7 3. BRADY, seo'y.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, January OIL A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling
barometer, south winds, cloudy and
rainy weather, followed by west winds,
stationary or lower temperature.
For the Lakes, southeast winds, falling
barometer, cloudy weather, with rain or
snow, followed by southwest winds, sta
tionary or higher temperature.
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Amotold Time.

Editors InlelIIienOeF.
Twas at the piano recital last night.
Tho room was SO hot I could not Listen
to the music, and the perspiration ran
down my Bach as fast as though l had
been Chopin. The Beethoven beat any
oven I ever saw, and the Schumann was
warm enough to go %bare-tooted. Let's have
a little more air next time.
Yours truly,
nm w NMnnKl
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A CARD. : l desire to notify all persons
whom 1t may concern that | am not in any
wise interested in the getting up Of any
church or choir directory, and that no
person is authorized TO solicit advertising
Tor such a directory in my name, either
directly or indirectly. WI CALLrN.
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poLIcE C%OuEr-Ludqe Cramer.

POIICE UOUKT-JUuy UTdlLH'eF.
The following cases were disposed Of at
this Court yesterday:
Alex. Otis, vagrancy. Committed for
six months.
Edward Combs, disordcrly conduct,
s. and costs. Committed.
Samuel j. Ellifritz, %obstructing the
streets, g and costs. Execution sus'
pended on payment OF costs by defendant.
Rod Dickson, lewdness, $40. Commit
ted for thirty days.
Elizabeth Wilkinson, same %offense,
so and costs. Execution suspended at
cost OF city, defendant agreeing TO leave
the city Immediately.
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ELRcrrow.-The Disciples Sunday School
Wednesday night elected officers for the
year as follows: Superintendent, Allen
brock; Assistant superintendent, ]. +
Mendel; Secretary and Treasurer, +. p
Mcneil: Ohorister, j. e, Mendel; Librari
IN n n. Higgins,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arc the
calculations Of my patrons or entering
LARAMrE's PALACE RESTAURANT, Ills Main
or lll6 Water streets. l will stay, and
serve everything in a delicious and ap-
petizing manner. LARAMIE.
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THE WHEELING DAILY MrELL1GENcER FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY g. 1880

TIE LIBRARY AssoctATIoS.-A meeting
of the Board OF Directors Of the Wheeling
Library Association has been called for
Monday evening next, at which time II Is
expected some decided action will be
taken to put the library upon q better
footing than that upon which It stands Mt
present. The income Of the association
has dwindled to such an in~considerable
amount that the receipts are no
longer sufficient TO pay for the services OF
q librarian during the day and evening,
and keep the rooms in order, let alone
the keeping up Of the bookshelves and the
providing Of such new and current litera.
lure as ought to be furnished. There is
no lack OF members aud the library has
been well patronized by readers since
Mrs. Thornton took charge Of itand during
the term OF her predecessor, but most OF
the members being stockholders, whose
stock Is paid up, the only remaining in.
come is derived from the few who have
preferred TO take annual tickets instead OF
stock, and this, as before remarked, has
dwindled down to an i~nconsiderable
amount.
1t has been proposed to get up a series
OF entertainments for the benefit OF the
library, but these, II successful, could only
I've expected TO provide for present ener.
gencies, leaving the question OF a future
support wholly unprovided for, and as II
seems necessary, II the library is con
tinued, that some regular and sufficient
income be secured for its support, there
appears TO be little disposition on the par
OF the managers TO attempt entertain
ments, which would be ruinous II failures
and ofbut temporary benefit II successful
The project Of IN endowment has been
mooted, but as nobody has been found
who is particularly anxious 10 endow
this plan Is not considered promising
The only remaining method Is 10 secure {
sufficient number OF subscribers who viii
pay dues enough 10 keep the library go
ing in q satisfactory way, and there are {
good many who believe il q proper etfor
were made this could be done. A larg,
proportion OF those whose help would bt
needed are already stockholders who's
stock Is paid up, but there are none Of
these probably who would not be willinl
TO contribute something rather than SCI
the library abandoned, audi 1t Is estimated
that a paying membership OF five hundret
with the dues. fixed at two dollars
year would be sufficient to keep W
the present stock Of books. purchase al
the new books, periodicals and newspa
pers needed, keep the rooms open at al
desirable hours, and run the concern
generally in a liberal and satisfactory way
There Is no rent to pay at present and the
association could probably get further &C
commodations at the capitol building fire.
OF rent, il it were desired to add readini
rooms where smoking and conversation
could be INDUCED in.
It does seem as though a city Of thirt,
thousand inhabitants ought to support on
library and reading room, and we hop
the directors may be able to decide upoI
the plan most likely to enlist whatever
aid and SUPPORTS available.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES following oflcersoi
Hcrrmann Lodge No. 4, A. o. U. W.. were
Installed Wednesday evening last: Elk. NJ.
W, Vim. RustemeyGrj NJ, W., FIR. Beh-
n f., Richard Heinrich; u, NJ. 0e.
link; G., p. B%rockArdt; Rec, VIM, Schock.
ey: Treas, FIR. Eberwien; !. e., Peter
schunk; 4. G., H.. Blumcnbergi Tr., g.
A. Beuter,
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WASH infants elothes with Ivory soap

HunnAit FOR 1SsO!-Lose no time, but
so TO John Roemer's Dry Goods, Carpet
and Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l0 and
2021 Main street. He is still selling out
his immense stock at the old panic prices
for cash only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-09

OWING 10 n contemplated change
In our business we request all those
knowing themselves indebted 10 us
10 come forward al once ana square
up. we offer II entire stock at
cost from this day until further
notice. u. GUNDLING d co,
Star CIOiiIcrs,
1R TuaIifh Atreef
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C%TOCKHoLDERs' NOTICE.

Tue annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Bel
mont Glass Works will be held al the office Of the
company In Belalre, Ohio, JANUARY II, 1880, at
one O'Clock z. w., at which time seven ~ Directors
will be elected TO serve for the ensuing year.
d5 N, SHEETS, Secretary,
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Nrw style music rolls at sheib's.
Make "Happy New Year, Happy.

Make Happy New Year" Happy.
By presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
or friend with a
Steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
Palace Organ,
Loring& Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
Accordion,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
o. Banjo,
From the magnificent stock to be found
Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
|
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The specific Medicine Is being used with wonderful
Pamphlets sen. free 10 all. Write for them and get
full particulars.
Pboe, BpCcIae, 500 per package. or Ex packages
for $500. VIII DO sent by mall 90 reodpt OF money.
Address all dtders, J. n. SfMPsONla MEDICINE CO.,
Nos. l0i and IOd Main ST., BufAlo, n. Y.
col sold In wheeling BY LAuGHLN BROS. d 90,
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Noh
For Cincinnati-St. Lawrence.
Notice.
For RENT. r. Acker.
For Remit. v. Campbell.
Valuable Property For Sale Alexander
Wanted-John McCarty.
Goods for Art Decoration-E. l.. Nicoll,
For Rent-Brick Dwelling.
Stockholders Meeting.
Co-partnership-Laughlin Bros 4 Co.
Observation-Disclosures.
Just Received-JOhn Friedel.
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RARE CnANUE.-S50.oOo worth
Of fine OIL Paintings In fine frames
bankrupt stOck-wiil be sold ut
Auction. sale commences ut seven
o'clock this evening, I2OS Market
street. cLure House.
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BUY a PRESENT that will OutIast time ;
one to hot only gladden. The heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy rscuIlecIiuns
or The uIyer. JACOB W. GRUBB.
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DOR RENT-STORE R0OM-No. 1924
IL Market street, Second ward, a. present occupied
By Patrick ShArkeF. Enquire Of
GEORGE HOOK,
dc97 lat the COur House,.
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Ulu age anu ulAa
eases that lead u
Consumption, IN.
sanity and m early
grave, or both. NJ
matter how shat
tered the system
may 10 from ex'
ecEsa Of any kind
q short course Of
Nkta hA,Nlalna 4lIi
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DOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, No. 81
l. Eighteenlh street, East wheeling containing
store room and eight noms and good cellar water aud
gRs, A good stand for grocer. Cheap 10 = good ten
ant. I6quIre Of A. N. ADAMS, at Lucas Music
AtDFe. II91 Market street. Jas
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TIE son Of Mr.. +. Urweider, Lackawan.
ma, Pa, suffered with acute pains over his
whole body, caused by rheumatism. He
was rubbed with St. Jacobs OIL, and cured
in two days,
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FOR RENT.-THE SToRERoOM AND
u Dwelling, Nos. loss and 1860 Main street, DOW
occupied By \. :. Hopkins. Possession given April
l. d:sS Apply to I ioA MSa .tasss.
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MASON & HAMLlS Organs at sheib's.
To Nervous sufrercrs-Thc Great Euro.
peau Remedy-Dr. J. d. Simp.
sons Specific Medicine.
pson's NpecIne MedIcIne

Dr. J. u. simpsons Specific Medicine
u q positive cure Tor SpGTmRtOrrhca, lmpotency,
Weakness and all dIAeaSca resulting from Seli-AbuSe,
As Nervous Debility, IrrilAblllty, Mental Anxiety,
Anguor, I~ASSltudc, depression 81 Spirits and iunc'
dOnal dGrangoInenti Of the Nervous System generally
Pain In Hack or Side, l0R Of Memory, Premature
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DOR RENT-TWO DWELLING
Il HOUSES, Nus. 40 and 1873 Fourteenth street,
oontlIning seven and eight rooms, respectively.
inGGlFs Of n ~ fautssatS afsst.
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EOR RENT. THE WAREHOUSE
T. snd DWELLING. Nc. I4lS Main street, now oc-
enplel BY Messrs. c. HHus& Bro: Possession given
Agtti Isl 1885, Akf iiSi Main IL. IiIe.t.
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,JusrIcEs' J%orrrNGs.- 'Squire..W VIM. Philips
had F. Strir before him yesterday, to an.
swer q charge OF trespass preferred by
Annie Ritz. Strir had taken down some
fixtures attached to a building belonging
to tho latter. Dismissed upon paymentot
costs.
John and Mary Stevens were held in
500 each, to kccpthe peace for six months.
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DOR RENT-THE BRICK DWELLING
Il No, s. Twelfth st., containing 6 rooms and wash
hOuie Possession given April fIt, 1880.
Apply 10 oh. T.. a. HlLDRETH,
Jeyi No.. 1901 ChApline 81
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DOR RENT THOSE DESIRABLE
IL Houses, No. - and .! Penn street, Island. All
modern improvements are Ia the houses; gas, hot and
cold wafer, bath and closets. Bent moderate 70 good
tenants. Possession given April /, 1880. Inquire OF
A. N. ADAMS, at Lucas Music Store, ll2I Market
afRAat tnS
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ALI sheet music at half price at sheib's,
Washington Hall. Music books also at
reduced prices.
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The "old Folks" among the Germans
are talking about having a ball at Wash
ton Hall during the present month.
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LOUIS ScuwALB keeps on drauRht at his
saloon, No. 1912 Main street, fresh Mil.
waukee and Reymann's beer.
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THERMOMETERS KEcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
Is79. 1850.
Z A. N. IAN. 3 r. l.. 7 ?. NJ. ! AN. Il n. 8 p. n. I'm
50 10 10 rs 81 20 o. 60
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THE CouRTs.-CIRcuIT CouRT.-Judg.
MlFn.-This Court met in the Senate
chamber yesterday.
The argument upon the application fol-
an appeal from the Judgment OF the
County Court, condemning lands OF the
B. & o. Il. r. Co., for the use ofthe p. W.
& Ky. R. R. Co., was resumed, Mr.. Hub
bard, for the latter company, occupying
the attention Of the court until the nd.
journment. Mr. Lamb, for the B. & o,
Co., will conclude the argument this morn
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EOR RENT = TWO DWELLING
Il HOUSES, 1881 aud 1858 chSpllue street, west
side, north VI Eleventh street, each containing eight
rooms and halls. Gas and water Ia good order. APP
ply 10 GkONGE ROBLNSON. I~leceiIer. 10
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EOR RENT-SToRERoOM-I OFFER
Il for rent the buIsnos house, No. IG5 Main street,
formerly occupied By Geo. ". johnson. Possession
given ApdllIt. MRS. A. 8. CALDWELL
itlO CALDWELL Mansion, TWenty-nlnth street.
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ToR RENT HOUSE, 2S2O MAIN
L street, with sSrsn rooms, Viih house, gas and all
complete.
Inquire al
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DOR RENT.-THE LARGE STORE
i EOoM and Dwelling attached No. 1853 ChaP-
line street.
dsS SS'' VI 'A' MRS. e z. TAYLOR.
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FRESH Milwaukee beer on draught at
Louis schwalb's Saloon, No. 10l2 Main
street,
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EOR RENT-EXPECTING TO RE-
Il move our wholesale Hat II Iuse on or before the
list Of April next, to the rOotns nov occupied By
Vance, aushes & Co, No. 10 / Main street, NC offer
for rent the rooms we now occupy, No. l22l Main
street, HARPER 4 BRO.
del3
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting Of the Stockholders OIL
the .RtnG Fire and Marine lBSuTan o Company, for the
~electlOu Of Director, will DO held al the office Of the
Company, on MONDAY, the 18th DAY OF JAN.
uAKY, 1880, between the hours Of 10 4. n. and u y,
RICHARD SAVAGE,
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EOR RENT.-ATWo STORY AND A.
T. HALF brick Dwelling hon1e, bot Rnd cold Eatei
and gas throughout, No. Is Twentieth street. In0alft
Of W. {, YOUNG, II Harper 4 Bros. deSG
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MILWAUKEE and Reymann's beer on tap
at Decentralization, 1O12 Main:street.
Give him a call.
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County C~ouRr-Judge Boyd.

This court met at 0 o'clock yester-
day and disposed Of the following bust
ness:
p, W. & KY. R. r. Co. VS.. A. B. Cald.
well. Enquiry Of damages. Jury, II. N.
Harper, Clark Hanes, John A. Lash, ]. n.
Brown, D. Gutman, John Carlin, j. N.
Timmins, N. W. Amick, Thomas r. Moi
fatt, August swertfeger, James McCutch-
eon and Fred Wingerter. On trial.
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IRWIN, Agent.

TOR RENT-FR0M APRIL i, 1850
located near the Grove, Martins Ferry, Ohio The
dwelling Is convenient, well finished, In good eondi.
tlon, surroundtd by 4 beautiful 4 covering 81
err, commanding 4 line view up and down the river.
Que Of the 1uvSt summer residences 10 this section.
Kent moderate. Apply 10 ALEXANDER BONE,
General Blu iuesS and Real Estate Agent, Nc. 1915
las
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SILVER LAKE FLouR.-Simon Baer &
Sons are sole agents for the Silver Lake
flour, a brand that has met with marked
favor at the hands Of the public. Theil
flour will produce more bread and OF q
better quality to the amount used than
any flour now in use. The bread will re-
main moist and good for a greater length
OF time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-09

MUNICIPAL CoURr-Judge Crlnmsr.
Thisl Court met at 9 p. NJ. yesterday.
Mary D Quarter vs.. The B.& o. Il. r,
Co. In case. Arguments on demurrer 10
evidence.