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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-02-05

Do you feel that my one Of your organs
your stomach, liver, bowels or nervous systcm.
falters in its work? If 80, rcpair the damage
with the most powerful, yet harmless, Of in
vgorants. Remember that debility is the
"Bcginning of the End"-that tho climax Of nil
weakness is q univeral paralysis Of the system
and that such paralysis is the immediate pre-
cursor Of death. For sa'o by all druggists md
dealers generally.
Oct l6, 1870 48-1y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-02-05

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Ocomee. +.
IN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Adolph Fcuingor, Plaintiff, ] II.
against ~
George Lef1el,, sm.
Matilda Boggs, G7
A. Madison Boggs, Summons for
James NJ. Boggs,
A. Garner Boggs,
j. Nicely Bosgs,
H. w. NJ. Boggs, h
Nancy NJ. Garner, #3 O
Elizabeth Mullinix, % s,
Martha NJ. Brook,
T. Kennedy Boggs, Il -.
w. Berry Boggs, Relief.
john G. 9. Bogss,
Francis Gurner,
Georgiana j. Gaines, and 5y>
Eta Garvin, Defendants. qG
10 the Defendants above named
YOU and each of you are hereby sum
| i moued and required to answer the
complaint in this action, which is filed in,
the office Of the Clerk of the Court Of.
Common Pleas for Oconee County, South.
Carolina, and to serve copy of your answer
to the same on the subscribers at their
Office, on the public square, at Walhalla
Court House, South Caroline, within twenty
days after the service Of this summons on
you, exclusive of the day of such service
If you fail to answer the complaint within
tho time aforesaid, tie Plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded ia tho
complaint and for the costs of this action.
ROBERT A. THOMPSON,
| j. W. HARRISON,
Plnintiif's AttorHeys,
Wulhalln, S. G..
January 81, 1880.
Is: :. v. srn'Dnrse, cor.
10 tho Defendants, Nancy NJ. Garner,
Elizabeth Mullinix and IT, Kcunedy
TAKE NOTICE-That the summons
and complaint in this action was filed in the
Office of the CLERK Of tho Court of Common
Pleas for Ocooeo County South Carolina,.
on the 3lst day Of January, 1880, and that
the object of this action is to recover pos
session of Tract of Land situate u Oeonee
County. in tho State of South Carolina, on
Crooked Greek. waters of Little River.
containing two hundred and ten acres, more
or less, ond adjoining lands loto of tho
estate of j. b. Creushaw, deceased, Chris
tian Brucke, Dodd and others, and whcrcon
Defendants, George Leffel now lives.
ROBERT A. THOMPSON,
j. w. HARRISON,
Plaintiff 3 Attorneys,
WslhaIla, 8. G.
February 5, 1880. 12-6t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12
II E.c
Carpenter and Builder,
JAMES w. BUTT

CoNrINUEs the vigorous prosecution of his
avocation az Carpenter and BuiIdsr, and will
take orders for work ind execute the same prompt
ly and satisfactorily. His experience is such that
be can guarantee perfect workmanship, and his
prices will compare afavorably with the most
reasonable. Those desiring to build should give
Anil %. ISIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12
TIE BEST CUAlITY ne crnse
STEAM ENGINES

'p-v. = TANNER 4 co.S RTllBLE1No
"a S1EAM ENGINES.
MAnufHciur'd at RichniOnd. Va
These Eagines arc superior In 80
introducsd TO the putl c. having s.vtY,I ne,o 80
Important improvements. We cali sspecinI stten-
ZION 90 the arfabIement of the BOIL II $500
hsntiHE nonnt' " ~hich = large amonnr OF sPPm.
neHilng surface is acquired which h, nn, u,tii..S
hugely IN FUEL and IN TINE I'm ScneIsIire
s:e"m: we hevo a ~ horse-power oer,nbI. LIZ
EinG0i mis- make furnishing pnweT al onr 'r,,.,..
Mil and "a "Hctions speak Ioader tb,n So,d!nnI
suoe@ ne @Hpgy 70 o 'h1r its action and pOis, cot lie
'h'r. Psrties needing power for wb"s, T n1n .
rpi%s i;s e1 ~ 'sn gTt o%s descriptive cstaIoeus ass
49,, - :! -ror'Hnl9 Engines We can sci them
&c hogineS' And upon more fuyorhhI. &C..
couatry u mere 10 the
June II, 1879. "rfiIA& co.
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DD. DuTTS5 nIsPENskRY

Srs:iiEA4 1897 al lg Y. So e.sss:, 81. isr2s, d.
TEE FeJsteiast ts sAaTEs sr tHTs old ss5 we'll k,.Tr f--G.
ltEftSH are T1gHl1r RTaisEiSSi ia nedIsIAE as4 EIFrrry 49,
q A1F~rlEEee IN ts reHiRssa Of ChronIe HSSs,S, "a -,
Las 1Ai ABILITY $ naek superior ia that Of IL sEsTU,1
IEsehSsser. that I1ey have HsSuired a rAtsalI TrI slarsa
thT:SEe TER Esstosst sf rsasFise1SC4 eases.
r,s.e:-
$3.50 =, SIHGIh., Gsaor[aSA, SISeL, StSiEt1s, eTstIEE, Al
tdSar! Iraus'sG SEE sypAilftie or ArrSEIIaI aksrpS-, ; ~
ts re. ~ : = sS.sI iIs1ts4 VIII ssGssEs. o. H:issEEt IrI-
MEN Sst tA:1s 81 niI4Ie sS= ~Es Es SgE
NzEN3AEE teTIH$ frrn tie eEs:S 81 .Tr..t-
T68A CT SSHaIa4i hEAAAesA, tNe RESET .: IslFaEE1s hi. T,siL
= { = 92tSre1 years : PrTnsFga.:J CsrEa. MI IA
S"S FFSeSeef heAs > tbe following SF.e'S-rnFEE4s.E SIf.
a1I.asst ESrrcAIatsA t!Assss 81 Iisht. rsUsB. IEx.Ee.lS.'
S-1ttlfaiias Hs'FS71saeZ. GSnfaSisa 0i iJss, sysT.F0T n -
tsy, ,eisetve T:n7Fy. EsIUsi rIkaL.is-, iepoIEney 81 Lns
SEa.ITr lEor; ChHsh EsEtE Ihs Virtrzs fer kG,ins.s e. -:
EALEENIS TREATED p Nal ssI EISTs.I.
u = : : ~ -, =. FEsi.Issi. T+isHit FAEs aHs i.lt.
Hsst Eslee irs I .zJ ajirs.H 80 a7arsafi5E.
sansFtnS TFuH Rapture sirsbid rraAt Their .Hs-,N
$sn4 earn ~o9stkinS u tASIr as,AniEgr. Il IL al . 49,
SGS5Ss:sat.s55 .'netfy SaEIsEtsI,a al E.-ea - ,siI--I
bR- hCIT&. X North SLh ST., e. tSciE 80
May Is. Is3O-Iy,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12

GOLD Ger. en.nee 10 make moaey.-
H. L,s a'K9 '1b':riptioHs for the largest. chssrs.ts and
hnvnne family publication in the world.
become a successfuI agent. Sir ole.
gsa. Torks OF art given FREQ TO subsoriber.' The
nnr..!s 40 To-" thSt almost everybody sohsc rik.s.
9hI gent reports taking 100 s1bscribets 10 a dsy:
nrof, Isent reports TnakirR over 500 clear
-" IN Ten days. All who engage make mon,y
m" You can devote alt your time to the busE.
Only your spare time. You need not b..
vel, ron homs over night. You can do 81 a.
r't1s "iner' Full direcriops and terms free
lie GO ~ aud expensive Outfit iree. nIon 1.nt
po"n'ehis work .ead us your address at opce. il
".s hotntng &" try the b~usipess. no one Who en-.
$50 ,s'.' TO MIKE creatpay. Addr.Ss EroreE
- portland. Maiae- JuIyI3so ~.
bS'ine's nov before tie pubic. You
n !, o.. car make money faster at work Tor
We W III ytn,ns eiae CHpifai not required =
I'D dp n ny the iTdn'trious Men. women, boys
=. 49, ~ wanted ever where TO work for up. Nov
he ~o, Ime. You can devote your whole time to
~ o., only your spare moments. No other
%;IiIrG WI pay you nearly as we'll. No one
nHnng 10 work can fail to mske ssornousr sy
~ engaging atonce. costIy Outfit and terms
.,.ii . sIeAt Opportunity for mskirg money
HI-loe. Jolly -, Iss0-JV.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12
HOUSE RuIldIns & CarpenterIng,

THE nndersiened will execute work in ROUSE
Il N CARPkNTERJAG in all
ITS branches 10 the best manner and at reduced
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12
HOTELS.
CITY HOTEL
CHARLEsTOwN.w VA

THE undsrtigned would respectfully give no.
tice that she has assumed charge Of the Cir
Hotel in Chsrlestown. and propsses to keen the
same in q style THAI will render its aecommoda.
tions unsurpassed by any house in the Valley Of
Virginia. Tho Table will be regularly supplied
with the best that the season and marke!s will
afford and Rooms kept clean and com portable.
The commodious Hotel Stable " i'll afiord ACCOM-
modations tor horses at all timss. at reasonable
rates, and a Hack will convey paasenssts TO aAd
from the Baltimore & Ohio and shenendoah VAL
Icy Depots free OF charge.
Promising to do all in my power 60 give the
ShsrEe of its patronage.
Char!es.owp. April 90. Issa-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12
Chest Refrigerators.
GEO. Z. LIGHT & CO.,

N1 w..
DEALERS ~
Drugs EIeddcinc1,
~ 20
SCHOOL hooks. STATIONERY. TO A,..os
CIGAks &c,
's'ASE this opportunity OF thSnkipg their a
. patrons ."r their most literal ,a,iun.v.S GH
Tor N" last year, AND hope by strict a,iUnInn ~
AHd tA'F acAi'nE to inertia ContinUspcc 81 the @
sHu'o. we eel tTst TSi< goO,js Iva y. DO n.t,,u
rou"'rJe'f or CheGY goods Tor the beet. Harrnnt
svetyt1iEE cold 4" he returned if not ss rusrsn'
IstrUnB
TIE BEST QUALITY OF GuoBs
"'0Hg'. out VII. II compelled, sell thrio Iau.anuz
cts, syrup for 3,tA. and Cologne Ior u5 s,s
p"t P'ht' hut at the came time, lei Us niorr y.u.
tnat according to the United stat.s Pha Ir,nc sr.s
NV csht make Lrudanum for lees thar 10 e.A. BY
tne en"iesa!e. "A much cheaper plan Ia 10 kuy
Yoo, goods grnti"s, Rud add the uatsr voUr.cIt
w ~ani ali our old Accounts settIrd un bv nav.
Ine tneta'n t'nFnediHtely, aud new ones o. On i'm.
~" o. - II not sooner. viii not AK for nusoy
" ~ y new ones until alter HarvCst.
ClGARS-best ir town.
( m3rcH ?. i-so, GEO. T. LIGHT 20.
~ Jan. i6. 1877. If PJ
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G1foRcNEAKxENG

FN VI ~ 3 ! Z Z
M Y old friends and the pub!;ce~
Iva generally are hereby informed TN
that have returned 10 Ch.ric.tn~n ~
and have opened q BOOT sHOE S
SHOP In the room of Mrs. G. ". Rrneks rec..t
y occupied by t:e late r u spiDk., ami I'm RE-
pared TO conduct the ahoa1uak!uE busioee. je /,
it's branches. New Work m.4e 10 oTosr ~ =
i'al!s promptly executed Good material used
anu rates feesonablc. Give ne > cpIi.
A2riI o. lo5o-h DAVID HECK.
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s~sssssseySn0AA

CtToltctfcct tc%FiHYof.y 10 thS ESsg1. Of
IE0J. tECITtS' SrI8F;IHt E0SIEsEE<. aNes
<''S't< Lesgcrs I'scciUCd Prom E~iSFIsuSS
l5s'iEH. Ar-! !uH, f9S-Tnr rsa-stT Is re-kis6 rerseS4z.
CItssSs. ArE. II, IS!e.-i an thoroughly rur.I -.I ri -
"T' is'JsSnE 49, "a ia sSgs;-Z Is E.i-.ax.bsIzr.
RI.ssSri, SeFt. V, islS-I reserved 80 Erea Ssn~Pr 49, ~,
vs. q your TsEl=i!eS that I want TO tyv tkEar IN 4r-1srr Es.e
-:s'as ESy s~eA5.
AIeA., TLa. y, It'll E-Va s.e4 up YOUR sA1ssS -.+A.
.ke' Hr1 ms aH"thsr As sSHn Is TDF.IS'R- TS< sxH1rs
stEFHsd all G1pNTsnt trouble. Ett thsTs u WsakaE- 81 N
] VIA yea W0EA C-'Psrr thsS 10; fer 'bA ave q tai
lava, Cet. lHiE, iE.9.-t Ne AIR~st Ss-F-t-ci =. Ss-r Pa.
tHE1. They Have WORKED like = CHARM &C ne. IS. |
tTie= a. EEeh OF ! MN II ] vas Erhn-s LsErrE. va > ~
verge OF tAe SrRve, ] though. art ifC.e UaE "a eEFu ~ ~.
eat now ] 1l in EoA EopeS Of = rr-E-
West Tiryai1, As=. 4, is7S-TT-c-Ivs4y osr rsI-,n. al
!tt:ts!S II has SS-sd IS, far ~kisa 1 am ~ EhIrSFs.. Ia.
cSset fltGbS Cad s., fr WHICH T!ssTT Erz5 re sps..Er kSx
kS.N Tor a tnSSa. Yes have dose ! great tang fer s.. I
vi! GsEd yes all re srjsTs I ea7.
From a PT;HcEc$uL1 and Sn1er,a.
NiSsEEi. June S;a, tsTS-P!Sass f.TW.rs re Al ~ Hs,;t,r
bag the Fas'IitsS. ThS FzIsst ca Wksz I LsVr e~T -.
ess tex. il addition 10 a E7nBlS hsT, is fast rersgsrsE 40 I
IsIEk E2sthsT viii sSt hin zl nit
From a ~E1THSpiSE.
Hzrylssa, SSpi. ?, IS59.-LGIi JEEaArJ We r. f-e- ---1
hex Of ysET rehs4y, fer s=s Of szr ssSrcnsr., "a. A. -. -,
SENtI h5. aAE''sF eHE-Es - S.-.-s,
Ia ~ The BGHR w : --H H. Il
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12

The j Jefferson County
MUTUAL
fire Insurance Company,
f1FFER9 To the people OF Jefferson aad our
roundinp Counties Insurance in . safe Con-
Pnny at tbs hctusl cost OF iasuran ace, which i.
nluch ch'a per thEn the rates usually chsrsed.s and
keeps the money at home.
Good risks from responsiole parties are invited
Executive Committee meets every Tue.day.
Din EcToRs n. S. White, Harry r. Davenport.
Ed yard fsarney. Jobu W. Rider, W. Fl. T. Lew,
is. Daniel II. f'bo~+r, VIM. l.. Wilson, Eugene
Baker, John'W. McCurdy. JAmes Logic. Cbas.
P. Wilson. John II. ZttIe, Jacob 5. Melvin, f.. G.
W. Herr. S. F. White.
N. s WHITE, President
Il. Il. DA En- PORT, Tr. asnrer
FxrcUrIvE CosMITrEE-N- s. white, VIM. Fl.
J.. Lewis. EuE"ne Baker. VIM. L. Wilson, j. W.
McCurdy Jrhn W. Rider.
e. A. ALEX AMBER, sect'Y 4 Cen kycD,
LOCAL hGENTs.-MiddicwAv-Wm. Gilbert.
ReaTney svllIe-J c Bitpe.; Harper's Perry
Ch.s. +. TraiI: sheph.rdstown-H n. T.. Entler.
o. Ghe Secretary will be Iou d at IN. Ron,
r"ny'' O!ti:e. GouFt-touse ys'd. in ChArIsstowa,
every Tues"ay and F,iiav
Msy 4. (-6-ad -. .9-lv.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12

MITGHELL's Snow Drift Toilet Powder. for
J, sale Sy MERCHANT b MITCHELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12
DITCHING, ENCHANTING. &c.

THE u~ndersigned stif offers biz ..rv.e.,
nttehinR and E1cavatipr OF ali
C's:erns. Ponds .CeIIars. Ec-undertskep AZ mod
e.hie rs'es' and taitbfuIlv executed Orders left
o'resfdepce- on West Copgress ct. will receive
PROMPT attention RIsstirK aI,e done 10 . salts
1'c."rT manner. and at lowest rates
March 9, 1871. WESLEY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12
LADIES, YOUR ATTENTION!

IXTEbave FOR your inspection, at the vest End
w Drug Store. the hneat and picest line of
FANCY BOX AND NOTE PAPER
in town. FRENCH and IMPORTED PAPER a
Specially. Also a full lire of Regret Cards. In
vitation Cards and visiting Cards, with uveIopes
10 match. We heve also the Celebrated Bon.Ton
Visiting Cards. Ladice, call, examine and rro.
cure prices before purchasiue elsewhere We
warrant you, one and all, courteous and noIi.e
treatment whether you care to purchase or not
Our hiotto-"No Trouble to Show Cocda."
Respectfully,
August II. 1880.
HAPPY HOME COOK.
A FERFE CT Baker, very large Oven. Auto
- matte Shelf, Extension Top. Bald Ash Pan,
Sliding Front D0ors and tin lined Oven Doors.
making ita model for convenience pnd utiIi,~
Nickel Paoels, Kuobs, Mica Doors, and kandrcne
design. giving it an unsurpassed appearance OF
neatness. Arranged for coal or wood and requires
less fuel than any stove of equal s;ze and cap.cj-
ty- Excellent draft. Fully guaranteed. ANY dis.
satisfied purchaser, alter a fair trisl !. can return
Stove and receive their Gosh For saic bv
JOSEPH II. yesterday,
at his Tin, Stove and Grocery Store,
1ns- I, 1889. Main street. Chsrlestown.
GEO. tt. LIGHT
AS just received some novelties in the PAPER
4 line; also Visiting Cards.
EUREKA HoRsE POW DERsNibs best best on the
- ket-~arr not to irjure Rood hi.res
II Ina ,nH fo:d by GEO. T. LIGHT.
20. I99O. GEO. T. LIGHT.
WATER- COOLERS for eale cb,,r-,,
JOSEPH II E~ASTERDAY,s
~pIcFC Tin. Stove and g rocery Store.
JOSEPH II. EASTERDAY's
--rz-. lin, stove and Grocery Stora
S"EEl Fotatoes always On hand can ,nd:oa
~ me 1T my Tin and Grocery Store
'VsEPH II. yesterday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12

GEH week in voar own town. So QUITE fr..
@OO n" riak. Reader, If you vantn bushes:
All the time thew work. write for particoIsIs -
i. hALtETT h Co ,Portlanh, Maine. Jaiyl5sc.iv
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To STOCK RAISERS-

'T'HE undersigned having con.ider,bI. e,,.;
ence In the GeIdiDg of stock, ofiers be p,efe.-
sio1e! ee!Tlces II the Stock Ra;sers of J.dsT.o,
aao enJiiaing Coun ties, prom ising CO rein The e.
eeu;lon OF work entrusted to him. wili ai,o CIV.
attention to cIseeses in horses. Also hear nsfsnt
sd6tes'ed to me al Duf5eJd's Depotor Chsries.oIs
WEI recelTe prompt attention. Terms reaaor.IIH
req. I1,IoLt. JOHN ". ECHAEFFFR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12
OYSTERS! OYsTERs

fSNHE scaeon having arrived for FRESH oYs.
i TIERS, my saloon will be open te my friend,
aver tois GATE: GUSTAV BROWN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-12
E0USE-PAINTING, PIPEHYNC. &C.

s'iiE undersigned Respectable infarna the rnb-
style and well. s
HoUsE-PAlNTING, PAPERiNG, GLAZING,
and all things pettsininp to his avuc.,iou. unou
easy terrne md EensoEs able chnrges. rTiure-Fsr.
eiSn Furniture. and tor this purpose, il desired,
will go to homes of pntron. 10 town O, conrtrv.
WM. ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-03

AausEMESTs.-Acddemy of Algic.--A lair
audience greeted the change OF programme
at the Howard & Hess Varieties last even
ing. The new deal has added interest to
the entertainment. Some OF theEsonge
we're very pretty, and received encores
The dance business was good, and much
OF the acting drew forth very liberal ap
plause. The company is leaving nothing
undone to amuse its patrons.
PirdteS of Pen:ance.-Next Thursday
night Gilbert & Sullivan's great opera
"Pirates OF PenZance," will be given at the
Opera House. An exchange says oiit:
compared with 'Pinafore,' it inf.
nitely superior in plot, language and
humor, while, musically, there can be no
comparison, the airs and choruses Of slast
wears wonderful success being mere
tribes, unworthy Of critical attention,
while the music Mr.. Sullivan has written
| for the Pirates OF Penzance' might have
been written for grand opera. The
humor OF the music lies, in fact, III the
serious imitation Of grand opera, the most
outraged us perversions ofscommon' sense
| in the text being treated with the utmost
solemnity. This application OF serious
music to the absurd situations Of the text
beggars description, although It ia SO sp'
parent that every point was instantane,
ously seen by the audience. Peals Of
laughter rang out every lew moments
during the performance, and even when
the laughter was not general there was Z
continuous rattle OF isolated 'ha has!
from the rising OF the curtain on the first
act until 1t fell on the second. tr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-03

ANOTHER BURGLAR OAueHr.-E Ever since
last Monday evening, the police have
been on the lookout for one Frank Shan.
ley who interiered with Officer Defbaugh
whilst that officer was making the arrest Of
Maurice McAdams alias Lawrence Dale.
At a late hour last night Stanley was
captured at the home OF his mother in
Alley 10, East Wheeling, by Officer
,Defbaugh. Officers Shorts and Wilcox
were also present, Stanley had been
working during the day In the Greek Mill.
Upon his person were found q bunch oil
skeleton keys, lock.picker, etc. There
appears 10 be . regular band Of burglara
around, and they are getting picked up
rapidly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-03

PERSONAL MENTION. e. H, Cristwell
and Moses B. Price, OF Moundsville, regis
tered at the st. Jamesyesterday.
Sol. @. sapp, head clerk in the railway
mail service, on theB & o., was In the
city yesterday, detained by the delay oil
train No. s, West. Sol. Is classed among
the best clerks in the service, is q genial
whole. souled fellow, and although always
"just as mad as he can be" as general
iavorite with his many friends. Sol, we
wish you no bad luck, but would like 70
see you hauled up here frequently.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the St
James Hotel we're H. L. Miller, oil Fay.
etteyille, Mo; O. G. MeuzerI OF Cincinnati;
W, NJ. Bell, OF Steubenville, and William
Stewart, OF New Cumberland, W. Va.
The following gentlemen were among
the guests OF the Mcclure yesterday: E. T
Peters, census agent, Washington, D. g.
Charles Il. Keeshin, agent OF the Pirates
OF Penzauce Company; L. J. Taylor,
Grand Rapids, Mich; and ]. ]. Hall and
]. Harrison, Chicago. - =, j. II
Rev. Charles Dickey, Of Philadelphia, is
expected home to-day to attend the
funeral OF his brother Ralph which takes
place tomorrow. -
Captain John L. Dickey, Of this city,
who Is attending medical lectures al
Philadelphia, Ia at home. ..a 20
DR.. E. A. Werham, OF this county, who
has been studying his profession in
Vienna, Austria, for two years past, is on
his way home, and will locate in Wheel
ing, w. Wo0dsfeld Spiritof Democracy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-03
TIE RAGING Ohio.
A Booming Rivera Rise Of Six Feet IN
Tuenty.fonr Hours-ResumPtioa OF

A Booming Rivera Rise Of Six Feet In
Tuonty.fonr Hours-ResumPtion or
Navigation.
The river at 9 o'clock last night had
reached q point on the gauReseveral inches
above the nine feet mark. This showed
rise Of six feet from the same hour
Wednesday night, when the river was at
three feet three inches. The prospects
were that the rise would continue for
some hours. The ice up the river broke
yesterday morning, and the gorge at Bel.
laire gave way shortly after. The ice was
running heavily in the river all day,
making navigation 30 difficult that only
through the loose ice.
The Hudson, however, came down from
steubenville about 8 o'clock, and took on
considerable freight here. She will leave
for Cincinnati ct 8 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Stockdale came up from Bellaire,
where she has been lying since the sus.
pension ofnavigation, and after transacting
some business here continued her course
10 Pittsburgh.
The Emma Graham came up from be-
low, and had the misfortune TO break her
wheel among the ice, which compelled her
to lie here and make the necessary re.
pairs. She expected to get away in the
night.
The Andes got in from Kate's Rock at
about 8 r. NJ, and will be found at the
wharf this morning.
The Welcome attempted to get up In
the wake OF the Emma Graham, but could
not get up sufficient speed, and had to
give 1t up.
boat, dropped down to the wharf yester'
day. She Ia loading for New Orleans, fol
which place she will take her departure on
Saturday next.
In regard to coal shipments the first
steamers OF the feet left to-day. Brown &
Co., John A. Wood & Sons, and 0'Neil
will get out tows during the day and to.
night. But the river has assumed a boat
stage 80 rapidly and Unexpectedly that the
plans Of shippers are being changed ant
no definite report is possible to-day. To
morrow will tell the tale.-PiaSbtrqh 1tle
grGph.
An interesting talk about river life in
olden times by Capt. Dillon, OF the Phae
ton, will be found In our local columns
It Is full Of interesting "reminiscences fol
river men.
More than 100 hhds. queensware are
lying at East Liverpool, Ohio, awaiting
river transportation.
The Thanhouser, with three produce
boats in tow, Is lying at Harmar, unable
, to get 10 the Ice harbor being built by the
Government, owing to low water.
The ice embargo has been raised be
tween Cairo and st. Louis. ....
New safety valves have been placed on
the Belle Prince, lying at Steubenville.
The W. N. Chancellor has resumed her
place in the Cincinnati and Kanawha
PIrrsBuRou, December 2.-Riyer ten
feet and rising. Cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI, December 2.-River 10 feel
eight inches and rising. Weather clear
and freezing slightly. Departed; Scotia,
Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-03
DISBURSEMENTS.

Sacks from different parts OF the city are
still coming in, 80 that an exact account
OF the Thanksgiving donations cannot be
given.
An approximate estimste Is as follows:
25 barrels OF -four, barrels Of cornmeal,
2 barrels Of buckwheat, barrel Of
cracked wheat, 8 barrels OF beans, 8 bar.
rels Of hominy, 2 barrels OF corn, 3 bar
rels OF sugar, barrel OF onions, 8 barrels
Of coffee, 2 barrels OF soap, barrel OF
oatmeal, barrels OF dried apples, 8 bar
rels OF dried peaches, barrel dried peas,
$50 bushels Of potatoes, 5 express loads o I
canned goods; hams, turkeys, tinware,
gloves, towels, shoes, scrubbing brushes,
brooms and meats.
With all debts paid, some money in the
treasury, and many months Of provisions
in the storehouse, the Home will be very
comfortable this winter, and the mana.
gers free from good deal Of anxiety.
With thanks TO generous public,
W. A. LIST, Treasurer.