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Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-17
Nov. 17, 1880.
RaiItoa0s. &t.
New York, New Haven and liar

New York, New Haven and liar
 ford Railroad. |. AESxR ON and after Monday, June 7th, 1880
 Trains leave New Haven, as follows FOR NEW YoRK-Express trains at 1928, +4:10 80: 9:sS a. m, 1:5O 3:35, 5:2s, and 6:25 p. m- The 9:] 2. m. train stops at Milford
 WASHINGTON NIGHT EXPRESS, via Harlem RiY CT Branch, 11:40 p. m., daily except Sundays stop at Bridgeport, South Norwalk and Stamford. ACCoMMODATION TRAINS at 630, 7:I5a. m, 12:0, noon, S:46 and 5:42 D. m. Train for Bridgeport a SUNDAY EVENING TRAIN for New York will leav. at sI6 p. m, arriving at Grand Central Depot at 11:50 p. ID. ~ FOR HARTFORD, MIDDLETOwN, NEW BRITAIN SPRINGFIELD, BOSTON and the North-Exr,raSss 2:5S g. m, {daily except Mondays for Hartford ford to Boston via Willimantic and Putnam Accommodation at S:15 am for Spring 1eld Express at 10:38 a. m for Meriden BerIin New Britain, Middletown, Hartford and Spring field 1O:4S a. m., accom- to Meriden only Ex- press, 1:21 D. m. for Springfield stops at Hartford and Meriden only. Accommodation 3:2O D. m to springfield Accommodation at 5:35 D. nn for Hartford, connects for New Britain and Middle town. Express 6:11 p. for Boston, stopping at Merfden and Hartford only. Accom-. BIO D. m for Springfield Express SI2:O0 midnioht for Meriden, Hartford and Springheld. Sunday ex. press 12:O0 midnight for AIeridon, Hartford and Springfield.
 FOR NEW LONDON, PROVIDENCE, NoRw1 cH, BOSTON and the East.-Express train at +I2:37 midnight and SIS p. m This train stops at Say. brook only. Accommodation trains at S:OS 1O:4O B. m, 400 p. m-, Special to Conn. River, stop ping at all stations) 6:l5 D. m.. $50 D. nl Qrelght with passenger car, New Haven to New London, stopping at all stations.)
 Dally E. M. REED, Vice President.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-17
List of Unclaimed Letters

Remaining in the Fair Haven -postofice, Nov. Il
 LADIES' LIST. C-Miss Hannah Cummings. Mss Ellen condron- H-AIiss Bridget Hogan. S-rrs Laura Ann Smith.
 fFNTTRNRN,a I.zsT
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PIANOS aud Organs tuned at sheib's.
HAzElros Pianos, the best, at sheib's


The marks last evening indicated II feet
and rising slowly.
The Hudson passed down yesterday en-
route for Cincinnati.
The Willie Austin is the regular packet
between this city aud Bellaire. For time
table see advertisement below.
The Phaeton, Telegram aud 0'Neal are
making their usual daily trips.
The Diurnal will be this mornings pack
ct for Parkersburg.
The Andes arrived last evening, and will
leave for Cincinnati this evening. Capt.
Charley Muhleman Is in command, and
clerk Ed. Muhleman presides at the office.
Pilot James Ransom, OF the Granite
State, reports dangerous snag above
Concord. He advises boats to keep close
TO tho Ohio shore.
by Telegnph.l
PITTsBuRGn, January 10.-River s feet
and rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
Departed; Katie .Stockdale and Salt Val
ley.
EVANSVILLE, January 10.-Weather
cloudy and mild. Thermometer co.. River
80 feet and falling.
NEw ORLEANS, January 19.-Weather
clear. Thermometer 6so.
CAIRO, January l9.-River 40 feet
inches and falling, Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 500.
LOUISVILLE, January 19.-River falling,
with 10 feet 4 inches. Weather partly
cloudy.
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GAS LEARs.-Among the rules and reg
ulations Of the city gas office are the fol.
lowing precautions advised TO be taken by
consumers when leak Of gas Is discov.
cred:
When there are signs OF an escape oil
gas in the house
First-Put out all lights.
Second-0pen the doors and upper
parts Of the windows, as gas by its light
ness ascends and escapes at the highest
part OF the room.
Third-Turn of the gas at tie cock be;
tween the meter and the cellar wall. but
do not enter the cellar with light II
there is q strong smell OF gas there.
Fourth-Send for an experienced gas
filter, who will soon discover aud stop the
leak. When leak Is in sight, soap rub
bed into the opening makes good tenn
porary stop.
II word be sent 10 the Trustees Office,
or in case 1t be closed, to the Gas Works,
an employe will, be sent who will shut
off the gas at the street-cock, II necessary,
and subsequently repair any leak there
may be in the City's service pipe or meter.
Whenever there Is an odor OF gas escap-
Ing from restrict, cellar, drain; sewer or
anywhere in the neighborhood OF the
premises, notice should DO sent to the
Trustees Office, and their employees, re-
garding the City's interest, will promptly
attend to 1t.
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BIS o. r. R. TAxEs.-Hon. Caleb Bog.
CESS, OF Clarksburg, counsel for the B. &
B. Railroad, has been here for day or
two arranging the payment OF taxes due
this State by the company he represents.
There was some error in statement fur.
nished as to the amount OF school tax as:
sessed in this county upon the property OF
the road located therein, the statement
showing smaller rate Of taxation than
the certificate furnished by the Clerk Of
the Board OF Education, upon which the
Auditor made up his statement OF the
amount due. The matter was satistacto.
rily settled, however, upon the basis Of the
Clerks certificate, and 1t is expected that
the taxes as returned blythe Auditor will
be paid to-day.
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A PEDEsrRIRsNE.-A reporter for this
paper cDlled yesterday on Miss Elsie Won
Blumen, the little lady who has attained
considerable prominence % q pedes.
trienne, and who is now arranging for an
exhibition In this city. He found her in
her rooms at the New Mcclure, together
with the, pleasant family Of Mr.. Burt
Miller, her manager, and was good deal
pleased with her modest ways and intelli-
gent conversation. People who have
had the opportunity Of seeing average pro.
fessional pedestriennes and witnessing the
robust manners and what dye soy"
style that characterize most OF them, will
be agreeably surprised In Miss Won
Blumen. She is q quiet retiring young
girl, with an interesting face and lady
likemanners aud seems entirely too ira.
gile for the work she does. At the time
she began II she was threatened with con-
sumption and in endeavoring TO regain
health she developed the skill aud endur-
ance which induced her TO adopt TO
as profession. She has been fortunate
from the start in making friends among
the best people In every community where
she has exhibited and displayed with a
good deal'of pride some very handsome
presents and endorsements from promi-
nent persons throughout the country. A
cordial letter from Uncle Dick Bishop, late
Governor Of Ohio, who camo to see her
walk in Columbus, seemed TO be one OF
her most priced possessions, and she had
1t framed in gilt frame that would have
done no disCredi. 10 a parlor chrome. Miss
Won Blumen expects to give an exhibition
walk OF one hundred miles at Washing
ton Hall the latter part OF this month,
walking that distance in twenty.seven
hours. Some prizes will be offered fol
amateurs at the same time, and Kramer
has been engaged to furnish music. The
balance OF the programme will be given in
future announcements. The interim, she
expects TO fill in with exhibitions in neigh
boring cities. the reason for the delay here
| growing out OF previous engagements Of
band and hall room.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol.
lowing transfers ofreal estate were admit.
ted to record in the office OF the County,
Clerk yesterday:
Deed made December II, 1879, by j. j.
Woods, trustee, to j. 6. Raab, for house
and lot in Elm Grove, for S8l6.
Deed made May II, 1878, by h. g. Barr,
and B. j. Dovener, special commissioners
to Henry Zimmerman for the south hall
OF lot No. 2l4, in Chapline and Eoff's addi-
ton to the city OF Wheeling, for s., 400.
Deed made January Is, 1880, by Henry
Zimmerman and wife to John Arbentz,
for the south half OF lot No. PA, in Cen
tire Wheeling, for 81 800.
Deed made January 10th, 1880, by Eliza
beth Sturgeon and Henry her husband,
TO Martha A. Schatfer for o feet OF lot No.
s, In Gilchrist's second addition TO the
city Of Wheeling, for 81 900.
Deed made January 10th, 1880, by the
Nail City Building Association to Michael
LOTUS, for lot No. Z, square Esd, in the
city OF Wheeling, for s, 600.
Deed made January 10th, 1880, by
Alfred Caldwell, special commissioner, to
W. II. Frank, for q lot Of ground on 18th
street, for 81 $50.
Deed made September 4th, 1878, by
Conrad Seibert aud wife 10 John A.
Arhenz, for lot OF ground In Pleasant
Valley, for $500.
Deed made January 10th. 1880, by Mrs.
G. P. Criswell and X. T. Criswell, her
husband, to Mary L. Rittenhouse, for the
west half OF lot No. IL on the Island.
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WASHINGTON, January 2O.-l a. A.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rain,
followed by partly cloudy and colder
weather, south winds shifting to west and
northwest and falling, followed by rising
barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, generally threat
ening weathe and rain or snow, variable
winds shifting to the north and west, fol-
lowed by rising barometer and lower
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YESTERDAY morning, early, as the low
boat Jim Brown, Of Pittsburgh, was
passing this city she ran into The o. W.
Hornbrook at The loot OF Fourteenth street.
She also ran into the Courier breaking
her guards and forcing her against the
"0ld Reliable wharfboat," breaking 1t,
and also the Peoples wharfboat." The
affair has been reported to the proper au.
thoriies, as Il Ia believed to have occur.
red through the carelessness OF the pilot
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PERSONAL MENrIoN.-AIiss Mollie Hall
OF Coyington, KY, who has been VISITING
her brother, Joseph Hall, on the South
Side, has gone to Cincinnati on ashor
visit. .,
General VIM. Shriver, Of North Wheel
ing, is lying seriously Ill at his residence
Mr.. Henry Ritter, oil the firm Of VogeleI
& Co., Baltimore, is at the Stamm.
We had a pleasant call yesterday from
our old friend, B. Z. Tiff, Esq, Manager
OF the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Hartford, Conn. Mr.. 7. is
located at 432 Walnut street, Philadelphia
Lieut.. Governor Stalnaker arrived home
yesterday from New York. The Governor
Is expected about the middle OF the
week.
W. P. Hubbard, ESQ.,, is laid up at bis
home on the National road by an attack
of erysipelas.
Mr.. II. B. Miller is reported as danger.
ously Ill at his home in this city.
Prof. W. X. Pendleton and wife, oil
Bethany, and his son Will. and bride,
have rooms at the New Mcclure.
BE. Tiff, OF Philadelphia, but formerly
OF this city, is registered at the Mcclure.
MT. Il. NJ. IltISout luhuhkeI vi tue LUZ
terry, returned last night |, ON Sandusky, O.
Mr.. Helwig LANCE and Miss Pauline
Kaufelt, OF Pittsburgh, are visiting at @.
Seibert's, Pleasant Valley.
Brose List returned yesterday from a
trip to Cadiz.
John Bruce, Esq, left for New Orleans
on the st. Lawrence Saturday.
The following are among the late ARR.
vals at the New Mcclure: II. A. Wells,
st. Louis; +. J. Norton, Ironton; B. E.
Tiff, Philadelphia; NJ. Salvinger, Phila-
delphia; E. 5. Smith, New York; Alex.
Whittier, Philadelphia; D. w. Mace, Bal.
timore; NJ. Vricks. New York, j. II. Hunt,
Cincinnati; r. E. Chambers. st. Clairs.
Vile; W. r. Bustell, P. F. Parsons, @.
Sherwood, New York; Stewart Watt,
GAINESVILLE; u. A. Miller, Peoria, ILL.,; ]. r.
Mathews, S. ]. Bradshaw, New York; Low
Hirsh, Philadelphia; S. s. Shriver, Wiz.
ginia; Thos. ]. Garrigan, Chicago; w.
Beatty, Parkersburg; A. F. Hutchings,
New York; II. S. Brown, Moundsville; ].
a. Jacob, Philadelphia; W. o. Watt. L.
Carr, Leesville; Chas. ]. Shepard, B. D.
Williams, Baltimore; F. F. Cremann, New
York; G. 3. Elben, Pittsburgh; +. w.
Crosse, New York @, h. Armstrong, Col.
umbus.
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ATTEMPTED RonDERY.-A few nights age
as MIR. G. A. Beuter, OF Harper & Bro. 3
was on his way home, he was approached
at the corner Of Eleventh and Chapline
streets by man who demanded his
money, and that quickly. Mr.. Beuter re-
sisted the attack, and as another person
was seen coming across the street, the'vil.
lain ceased his pursuit. and ran of.
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Dp &. L. gRIcR has three children sick
with scarlet fever.
Tvpnr will be a Lean Year party at the
residence Of Mr.. Curtis, near Moundsville,
tbjs evenino.
e. sna5r0d n.cL.ses ~ GLASS were
.b Hla 1 ~ nSSc.do S vestePdsv by the Cen.
MI Glass Works Of this CITY.
IN IT, - 81 cIo., wo,Ls NJ Keo,a Iowa.
NE Eagse ~ ItA 1ai"Ston ~ ,bis city. Il
OIL WI.lCn ~ :. ~ .hnt Gnw,, r,t;, March
'iansset, n"S 1"S ass a0 ".as made ves,erday
suSCssstVs co SSs' ,, "sI tonnJrv N woke
~ s W. dss,hsiI The repa;Ts viii be
.or LEA o&et H. - dav or two
connple'eu ~ !" ua. " w. T., .ho ,,,1
a HORSE pecane s 1"a .PPsS, havnnj All.
on Flltee1tn s I11s ia .Ia ~ Ida mon
,ey :, WY ~ nh . tes, Ien,b NJ mnd.
l''s O"SN IA " - ..s.-.,,t 10.
II. kLRisNER swore 9ut W t'nIans YES ',s
terday. Tor hermann MicneLs oe ..,.I, Jus osr
tiee W. IT, h' nnpo,nsom;Sad on navment NJ
sault' N"Se S0'Np'' 'A'NN va f' :
costS' ;..oa
~, RECORDER nvok y sst;e,ay ap ~ es.
Thos. D. Benneit, aamlnisttator q '' De-. 20,
tate o. D: .; y f snh,i,o a anJ iSooc Ereaze
SOW, WIN D. W. 'onu''Ne al" i'""e : ''N"'
10 suie'iee' A.. r..
To; G4TEwoop, manager o. tae o S;,,,
tenniai jubilee SINGERS was III tIe 1t.y
yesterday, arranshe iTf seLaes Ua I'u ~
ceIls W tiis w! "'u s"''' NV" y
coIie ou sno". u.;;; uo e,h
JIMMY lAfLoS, ia ~ ,ivi IaSn, 40 r nsmsd
Ward, threw Drlck at 9 playmate NAMED NAMED
Kelly, WINE ~ pay ,he oa haaS naic,;nns \
whlcn struck MN vi 'ne nesu' '"''''''"s
very ugly wounu'
JAMES DAL2RLL was Yesterday appoiin,tss ~
Administrator WIN me WIZ anh ,soi, ~ t ts
estate OF Msrgaret mchse, S Ieceaseu, ~
Recorder HOOK. Dohu soVV' VIII Nv
Grange as surety
A LITTLE son OF Barney Fisher, oil me
Sth Ward, whlle spliuine knunng Moop
with natSnet uay Gl 1mo ago' afo .Se Ia,
cut Oh pne ~ ' aeoa naSe .h. o su "
hana' VI. na@'e' u'eSseu '.e ""uHu'
JOHN BESTz was arrested by one o.
Squire CALDWELL constables on saturday
for abusing his wife, and being too drunk
Tor trial was commiitsu 10 Jul. unai YES YES
tetday' Wnen he paul ''ie eoet' anu "'e
reIeasea. $50 :,
ALADY, living in East Wheeling, on
Jacob street, went out to the wash house
yesterday morning and discovered q man
in the act OF setting fire to It. Seeing
he was discovered, the man tled anu Was
not seen again.
AucrioSERR HALLER on last Saturday
sold the McVay property on Alley =
and Eof street, to Sam. Elder for $6ot
cash. Also piece OF property on Eol
street and Twelfth, to the United State
Building Association for sl2 70.
UNCLAIMED letters for the following per
sons remain in the Postoilice: Jno. W
Brown. F. j. Gatewood, Mrs. Chas. dii
day, George Kenneth, JOB Muller, y. =
Miller, VIM. .. Preston, Mrs: Maggie Fol
lard, W. II. Ruttege, Asa j. Riker.
THERE Is some talk OF the petitions ant
proposed ordinance OF the Law and 0rdeI
Association being presented TO Council
this evening, but from the best iniorma
tion we can gather, the matter will l,e de
ferred until the regular meeting OF Coun
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I.BLUM& BRO,
II0I Main Street.

nENTISTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE
IL SIRE 10 save their natural teeth We would say
that We are now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them TO do 30. BY the use oil an ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLuGGKk We can and are making ntttsi
and hanisolner Gold FillIngs with more ease TO our
Patients, than have heretofore been made 10 thls
city or elsewhere, without the aid oil the Electric
Plugger. What we say We can prove by aetuAi
nstnatIon, Call and see Tor yourselves.
JAMES N. sURGIS0E i SON
AMI No, lltS Market St, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Tue A. NJ. E. CnURcM.-Mr. EditOr:-1
would like TO state to your many readers
that we were successful in our collection
OF the 18th inst. The amount Of Sl53 Il
was collected; $Sl 90 in the morning and
SllS IS at night. We are also in the midst
Of a revival, which promises much good.
Services every evening except Saturday.
GEO. 7. PRossER,
Poster of 4. N. E. Church.
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The JAN LuNArIcs.-Dr. Camden, Su.
perintendent OF the State Hospital for the
Insane, has been expected here for several
days for the purpose OF removing some Of
the lunatics confined In the jail Of this
county to the State Asylum. There has
beon quite an accumulation Of these un.
fortunates in the Jail within the past year,
and they now number nearly as many as
the sane prisoners. The surroundings
and accommodations OF the Jail are all ad-
verse to the recovery OF insane persons
confined in It, and although they are
cared for as well as could be ex pected un-
der the circumstances, there Is no doubt
that good many cases which might be
relieved II they: were treated promptly at
the State Hospital, are rendered hopeless
by confinement here. Beside the bad effects
resulting from their detention In our Jail,
the expense oi keeping them Is considers
bly, greater than 1t would be at the Hospi.
tai, and humanity and economy both de-
mand that they should be removed to
Weston as early as possible.
It Is said the State Asylum Is full
most OF the time, but in view Of It's early
enlargement and the desperate condition
OF good many OF the patients here, II
would seem as though they ought to be
removed at therisk Of little overcrowdiDg.
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WEDDING AT BENwooD.-ln Benwood
Thursday evening, January 18th, compa.
ny gathered at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Peabody, TO witness the marriage
OF their daughter Aurelia TO Mr.. John
Hendricks. The ceremony was performed
at s o'clock, by Rev. Rihelda9er, pastor Of
the NJ. E. Church, after which Tue guest
partook OF a bounteous repast,
The presents wero numerous, among
which was clock. presented by DR.. Nc
Gov and wife, OF Wheeling; silver castor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. P. Wheat, Wheeling;
silver knives and forks, Hiram Thatcher,
Wheeling; mustache cup, George Nc
Coy, Wheelingi a pair Of vases, Hattie
Thatcher, Wheeling glass fruit dish, Mrs.
VIM. Brown, Benwood; glass fruit dish,
Miss Luella Fulton, Benwood; vases, Miss
Jennie Eagleson; glass pitcher and COB
lets, engraved, DR.. Eskey, Benwood;
vases, Miss Jennie Bower; silver knives,
forks, spoons, butter knife, sugar spoon,
Misses Debora, Viola and Flora Osborne,
Benwood. Altogether the affair was an
enjoyable one.
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PoLloE CouRr-Judqe Cfanmer.

Police CouRr-Judge Crdnmler.
The following cases were disposed OF at
this court yesterday morning.:
Philip Daily and Anthony oesterman,
disorderly conduct, s. each. Paid.
Thos. Gately and John Brannon two
chargesl, disorderly conduct, s. each In
the first and Brannon $40 in the second.
Wesley Jackson, John Smith, Fred.
Yagel, Robert Ross aud Michael Sturton
all paid g and costs except jackson, who
was committed. ,,,r,
James Eagon, assaultinR "Tip" STAINS
berry. Committed.
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RATES for carrying coal have been in.
creased on the 3. & O., and the contractors
do not furnish the coal as promptly as
before. Col. Bridges was after the Boggs
Run company yesterday 10 ascertain why
the Penitentiary's coal was not furnished
more promptly,
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NOR SALE OR RENT WILL SELL
IL mat well known stand, Nos. 900 and 9OO2 Main
strce,. ecrupied by J. ". FeTrel or will rent the
Ssms Tho house Is three stories high with cellar
ThsFc am Two Hsod store rOatns In the hrt story.
Tho dwelling part Of the house contains fourteen
rous, and there Is gooi wash house ana other out
and The workmanship Is hnt.class. The house can DO
NEED ali together, or separated into three enements
AMY 10 IIE0 ii. PARKS, jS0
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ONE Of New Works prominent chemists,
Mr.. Albert O. Dung, 81 Bowery, says:
ST. JAcORs On cured a well-known auc.
tioreer, and many other prominent citi-
zens OF Rheumatism. 1t is a reliable
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Tue boilers at the Benwood mill were
tested day or two ago by John W. Cum
ming, Of this city. They were subjected
to hydraulic test, and II was found nee
cessary 10 repair one or two OF the
eight.
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EoR RENT-FRoM APRIL l, 1880
That desirable rl1ldeucs, the "Wiley Mansion"
loatcl near the Grove, Mathis Ferry, Ohio The
dWollIuE Is convenient, we'll hnshed, 10 good eond.
lin, surrounded by a beautiful Lawn covering 81
aerJ wIth fruit and forest rccs, ShTubhery and dow
ar. 4 Commanding lne view up and down the river.
One q the hnust summer residences 10 this section
nsnt moderate Apply TO ALEXANDER BoNE,
General b ineSs and Real Estate Agent, No. 1915
MAXI street, "CIapEIe'a Block" wheeling. W. Va
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BUY a Present that will outlast time i;
one to not only gladden. the heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy recollectlons
OF the uiyer. JACOB W. GRuBB.
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Che gntelliaettar.
once. Nos. IS and "a rourteenth street


New Styles Scarf Pins-Turner & Dillon,
Kentucky State Lottery.
Commonwealth Distribution Company.
Washington Hall-Dr. oLeary.
st. jacobs 0il-H. +. Behrens.
stockholders N Meeting-Laughlin Nail
Company.
Stock Tor sale-I. Irwin.
For Rent-Dweling house.
Walk against Time-Bellevue Garden.
Lost-Ladies' Gold Watch.
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restore The Lost functions and procure llsiIg "
hapTine whore before vaS dCsp0nlcncy Ana N
The speeiac Medicine Is belHg used with H'a'"'''
success. ia.
ramPhlet, sant free to ALL Willie ior them ''dN
full particulars, -,
Phoe, spCCiir, 81 90 per package. or ~ .,E 1s,
Tor $500. VIII 10 senl BY mall on rec IL fii,IES
Address all orlers, J. D. SfMPsOS'S NEpiLIShSV'
Nos. l0i and 1906 Main ~ Rn11iS - , ~,
oeI Sold In Wheeling by LAuGlILIN bE'@ 'N
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I1ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

v The pIot Of ground located Nineteenth street,
,,b iSnniTRT II $50 feet running hack 200 feet On
which stands the soap and Candle MahuIacIoLy,
srestId by and formerly OppeTAted bV Edward HELD
The main building Ia brick, two stories man, eO1!o
mai, building tEO eng HeS, Two boilers store h0nte
i6xC stables and other ouIhuildlnEs There are i've
ians0 soap kettles one with capacity TO make tnirty
thousand, and the other hlteen thousand p9pnus q
tosn two lanEe rendering kettles, eight candle ma
chimes ons lOap pre,s twelve soap innes one tInteh
Ins machine, aud sundry machines aud articles u!ed
liz the bpSintls. There are four email tenement
houses on The ground, aud lease which yields ~ ~
Drereut rGntal OF S69l per annum. The above VIII
Ie sOld-parI cash aid the balance on liberal lime
City bonds will bG taken 10 part payment For iur-
General Hlsinrss and Real Estate Agent, 1878 Market
street, CrAnsla's Block, over CITY Bank. -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-20

TIE CouRrs-MuNlcIPAL CouRr-Judge
Cranmer. This Court met at 10 o'clock
Yesterday, and after reading the docket
adjourned until Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-20

THERMOMETER REcoRp.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner: