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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
CORRESPONDENCE.

We have been requested to publish the
following correspondence:
CHAnLEsrowN, ~. Va, Sept. Is, 1880.
JoHN 81. little, ESQ,
Editor .Shepherdsto.On Register-Sir: In
your issue of the 18th instant, after refer
ring to the nomination of Mr. Butler by the
Berkeley Springs Senatorial Convention you
say-"and which knocks the props from un-
der the deep laid scheme set up in this
county in the interest of the B. & o. r. E.
Co." desire to be informed if you mean
to say that myself or my friends wers parties
to any sach ''deep laid scheme" and if 40,
on nha. authority or evidence you make
such statement.
40 answer at your earliest convenience is
requested. Respectfully.
J. D. STARRY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21

REGISTER OFFICE,
shepherdstown, W. Va, Sept l3, 1880.
DIR. j. D. STARRY
Dear SIT had no re-
ference to you or your friends in this coun.
ty, personally, in making the statement that
deep laid scheme vas set up in the in.sr>
est of the b & o. r. R. Co"
Respectfully, JNo H. little
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IEeAL NOTICES s.

TO THE VOTERS
of Jefferson County.
WEST VIRGINIA.
NOTICE is hereby given that Polls viii be
IN opened at tue different places OF voting in
this county, on the
Tuesday a5H1e7. the 7st Mon
day IN ToUena6er, 1850,
ttbs eed day of the monthly for the reception of
votssfor the following NAMED officers. VIZ
Electors of President and vicsePre.ident of
tue United States for the tern of foar years
from he 4sh day !, Of March a. ISL
District OF this siste. IN the next Congress of
the UHitsd States:
The fsllowing are the Counties composin 2
Barbour. Berkeley. Grant. Hampshire, Har-
Morgan. Pendleton, P0cahontas, Preston, Ran.
doLpu, IaY lor, Tucker, Upshur, aud Webster.
The following are the places of voting and the
Court:
Charleston District
At Charlestown-F. J. Manning, Joseph Trap
nell, Z. F. LeisenEing.
E. L. Wager, D. H. Wiltshire.
OsJurn District.
At 9aL!etown--G George Harris. Thomas E.
AT summit Psint-R. V. Shirley, n. a. Willis,
E. B. Haines.
Nid11cocoy District
At Middleway-A. n. Evans, Josiah Walton,
Potter Bowers.
At the School House near Lestovn-I. H.
Strider, Daniel Getzeudanner, Meredith Helm.
Potomac District.
At shePhsrd,town-E. G. w. Herr. David Bill
eyer, John n. little.
At Brown;s shOp-J. ". Hendricks. James B..
osbourn, }. P. Conley.
Shepherd District.
At hephsrdstown-wp J. Knott, C. n.
Bsitzn"ovcr: Gee. w. Chase.
At Dufhe !ds-Janes W. G!onu, c. L. Barn.
hart. JOAN D. McGarv
BOiiCar District
:, Al Bolivar,J. Cavalier. W.T.. Baden, James
N SmaliwU"d
At HAlt9wa5w. w. ROckepbaush, coOrr.
Jumpers Ferry District
At H9r0cr's Ferry-L. A. Montague, Geo W
Green. James Conway :"
Al AanainE's School House- Geo W. prvapt
John AcGraw. John W GROVE
Given uuder my hand August SIst. 1850
THOMAS 4. MOORE,
September = lssO-te ON"S SoU''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21
THE STATE OF WEST YIRGINIA,

Jefferson County, to. wit ::
Al R~les held in tile Clerks Office ofMe
Circuit Court cf Jc6ecson County, Septcna>
Der Gh, 1880:
GEO; W. ATKINSON, Matthew Carrot. and
Lydia y. his wife. Plaintiffs
AGAINST
IDA ~. MILLER and Marion Il. Miller minor
child OIL or " Lrmsr IIiCr, deceased RI.t,nri
RI: AiAimSon, Jossn Miller, Trustee and hi
niinsr children, viz: l.yuia NJ Harth, p
william Robert l.. aud EIodeIIek c Miller
Defendants. ''
'sNHE object of tIis sait il ta obtain partition
Il OIL t!.e tract OF los acres of land near Hall
tOwn; III IN" County, III Inch the PIaiuuH,
anu DciSnuautS are interested.
1t Appearing. on stidaTit & led in this anti that
tue DESCENDANTS aUoN1 IAned arc not re.-
id"EtA OF tic State II West Virginia, they arr.
AoFeS5 required to appear within fyur " srkx
"I;er tho d"to of the first publication of lin.
Ot'cr' or tne hcxt kSu lie H3ytU VII: lhs a In Il
OIL Oct"bcr. 1851, and do what Ia nceessary IN
pro Get tGeIT interests lii this matter.
ma 1t Ia further or.orc. that cory of this
or;t"T suSH be published once a Trrk for frnr
sNcceSsiVe weeks in tie ''SrirIt oil Jefferson. \
nerSrapcr puotisiiea III THIS county. AID = so
pCSted al the front door at Ihc Coui;-IIuuEe NJ
tho saiA county. at leasI twoniy days bsIore Do
cree IL rEnNSISd.
F. r LYNCH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21

Conductor VIM. Dougherty, of tho S.
" n, T. freight train, was slightly bruised
at Milford, ON Monday week, by bsine
sepsht between oars.-Shep. Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21

he''rs. John W. Grautham and Frank
neekSlsh have been nominated for the Leg
'slasufe' 1uss before We go to press. Will
give proceedings of Conventian next week
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Cork OF tina ClrssIt Cos
White ( TraDncit. p.q
SSptem,Esr !, l4So--4I. Spirit fee IS.
THE STATE OF WEST rIRGINIA.


Jefferson County, TO wit ::
At R"hcs he'll in the Clerks Office of tile
Circuit Court Of L.6:rson Coumiy, S,pscn,
her Ctr. 1880:
THE BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD Co>,
fAHH Plaintiff.
HENRY RTTHER Cloon Moore. Tru,,.. NJ ro-o,b
Goldsmith. Ds:e=dants
ne o'J"ct OF this suit is TO enforce the lien Of
a Jld%!Hent recGVercd by the o. r. Co
sgHlnot Horny lh;ner. nt the March Term Of mo
Circuit CUurt"f JeTsrsoa County fortse vroT Is77
snd affirmed by IN. Supreme Court Of Appoa!, Of
wet virginia. for the sum of SIST.s2 ~ith IN.
Circuit Court nd 3 81 40 i'll Apreilnt. (,our
sEsicst the renl ssrRte Of the sa,i henry nitnrr
=. SrpoaTi"g, on affidavit fled IN tlissuit, tina.
of tue state OF West Virginia. he i. her-by re-.
Cured to a2Dear within four wc-ks after TN,
next Rule day. to-wii: October 4rh. 1850, and do
what Is recelEary to protect Ina interests In
tUIs matter. "
And It i4 fsrthsr ordered that COPY of tbi.
order shall be published once wrcN. for four
uevEpaDsr published in this COUNTY and ,I,o
posted at the front door of tho Court-Hou.s Of
the said cos"ty, Al least twenty days befor. De.
srss is rsu<Isd.
F.F. LYNCH.
Clerk OF the CirspIt Csrrt.
soct.n,ber l. 1856. Spirit feo 81.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Jefferson County, to wit
At Ru'es held in tie Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Jc6crson County, September
6th, 1880:
WM. JONES. 3. r. Jorc, nd Annie d. Jop..
his WHO, PlAintids.
Against
WIN. C. JONES, Admir- of Peter JOINS GF
Cross and Jone A. CTcss his wife, Tbomas Fish. :
aud RebeccH his vile, II. Carfzdainer ard
Mary his wife. james n. jones and Fannie his
wife, IAac St'Icer and Emma ,. his wife
Frank L. Jones, Adam Kid~ iIer q Sarah Anne
his vile.
THE object of this suit il to subject the realty
OF Peter Jones, decd, to payment OF his debts
aud to partition the
1t appear ing, on affidavit Gled in this suit that
tue Defendants hOIn.S Fisher. Rebecca Fisher
5 Ii. CnrtZds finer, Mary Cartzdsf.er Janes n
Jones, FANNIE Jones, and Frank l. Jones ara not
residents OF the State of West Virginia they are
hereby required to appear within four weeks
after the date of the hrst publication of this or
der. or the next RIIe day, to-wit: October ar
i9So' and do what Is neeeasar to protect their in
tercsfs in this matter 49,
Aud 1t is further ordered that a ennv Of tbi,
ORDER snail be published once a week for fouT
successive weeks. In t!ie spirit eff JsfTsrson -
ncws?ap published in tits County and aISo
posted at tho front door of tho Court Hons. Of
Toe SAID touHty, At least twenty DAYS before
Decree is rsndered. "SA"'s
Ftp. LYNCH
D. Lucas, y. q.
September Z IssO-4t Shirt fec 90
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and other able and eloquent speakers will
DO present, and ample provision be made
to feed multitude. Come one, ooue all,
and join in the grand occasion. Round trip
ticket, on the b. & o. and s. V. railroads
& o: r. r. train will leave Summit
Poiot at 9:20, Cbarlessown at $50, and Har-
per's Ferry at l a. NJ for Flowing Springs.
Returning leave Flowing Springs for Charles
town, at $50, and for Harper's Ferry at 6:GO,
Z. NJ. COMMITTEE
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OYSTERS OYSTERS!!

ME season having arrived for FRESH oYs-
i TIERS. my saloon will be open to my friend,
aver S tols GATE; GUSTAV BROWN.
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TO THE
f A r M E r. S
OF Jefferson and Clarke
Counties!

N offering Fertilizers this year, eso con ifdent-
say that will oher them line OF Phos.
pilates that cannot be Equasd nor ExceIIed az to
High Grade and Low Price. will first p nae the
OLD RELIABLE PHOSPuATES
made by p. ZelI K Som:
THE AMMONIATED BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE,
THE HIGH GRADE BONE ECON
OMI7ER, AND
THE DISSOLVED BONE PH0s-
PHATE
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GRAND OLD-FAsH1oNED

GOV. HAMILTON
aud
HON. S. TEAKLE WALLACE,
of Maryland
HON. j. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
of New York;
HON. JOHN BLAIR HOGE,
and
HON. E. G. CRACRAFT,
Eisotor at Large,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-21

Sqtrlt Of Jtffersolr.
oharlestOwn. Jeiforson County. West Va.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 81. 1sso.
NATIONAL. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Etecttoa, Tuesdoy, November I'd.
- For President,
Gen. w. S. Hancock,
Of Pennsylvania
For Vice President,
Hon. VIM. Il. English,
Electors at Large,
Hon. e. G. CRAGRAFT, of Ohio County:
Hon. W. L. WILSON. of Jefferson County
District Electors,
1st-Col. D. D. JOHNSON, of TYLER Co
zd-Hon.JAMES MORROW, JR. ,ofaIarion
Sd-HOn. EUsTAGE GIBSON, of CabelI.
For Congress.
HON. JOHN BLAIR HOGE.
OF Berklsy County.
Democratic State Ticket.
For Governor,
JACOB B. JACKSON,
Of Wood County.
For Auditor,
JOSEPH S. MILLER.
OF Cabell County.
For Treasurer,
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
of Ohio County.
For Attorney General,
G; G. WATTS,
of Kanawba County.
For Judge of Supreme Court.
THOMAS G. GREEN.
of Jefferson County.
For State Superintendent of Free Schools.
B.. L. BUTCHER,
of Randolph County
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS,
Constitutional Amendment, Article 8.
FOR RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
Constitutional Amendment, Sec. IS. Art
FOR RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
For the State Senate,
G: T. BUTLER,
OF Jefferson County
For Circuit Judge.
G. J. FAULKNER, JR.,
Of Berkeley County.
For the House of Delegates.
JOHN w. GRANTHAM,
FRANK BECKWITB.
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I would alro caIl tho sitcnt ton of the farrn,rs
TO he trial teat made by VIA. F Hei.ick Of til.
hrrn OF Weirick Weller, who bought and
so~ed twenty different PhU.rhsut his farm
equal num Der o I pounds per acre. and q commit.
t1e OF messrs VIM. Mysrs, Zero Harris. Robert
Chew and G. W. 7 kca.Pley to decide which Va.
tho best wheat. and their decision WINS that the
fhosphHte sold him war decidedly the best: rot
only In tho straw, hu: the heads were diEtinctlv
larger and BETTER, and will refer partrsto. so
oil the above gentlemen. ain tho agent of the
L1.r,roa n,.., D.. L II
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POCKET.BO0K FOUND,

A .POCkET-BOoK. with a sum of money in
"A it. was left at the store of the nndsTsisned
last week. The owner can have the same bv
Identifying it and paying for this adverfise-
ment; HORACE BEALL & co.
OvSTEpS OVSnEpS ~
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Electors at Large.
Hon. E. G. CRAGRAFT, of Ohio County:
Hon. w. l.. WILSON. of Jefferson County
District Electors,
lst-Col. D. D. JOHNSON. of Tyler Co
1a-aon.J AMES MORROW, JR,, ofaIarion
sd-Hon. EUSFACE GIBSON, of CabelI.
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eNharlestown, Jefferson County. West Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-19

THE RoLLRR SKATING RrSK.-In the
room adjoining Germania Hall, on Satur-
day evening, number OF young gentle.
men assembled for the purpose Of acquir.
ing the science of roller skating to such
degree as TO be able TO show of their &C.
complishments before the admiring
audience that will be present at the
first reception on tomorrow evening.
Some met with Indifferent success land
others with falls, the effects OF which soon
wear of. We predict that the rink will
be success from the start, as the sensa.
ton is as near like gliding over the ice as
1t Is possible to be.
THE arrangements for theopening OF the
rink tomorrow evening are complete, and
no one doubts that the amusement
will be successfully inaugurated. In
other cities the pastime has met cordial
reception. A Detroit paper says OF the
rink in that city: Since the opening OF
the Roller Skating Rink in this city there
have been assemblies, matiuees, prize ex.
hibiuons and contests, but in the grand
reception which was given last evening,
the managers had reserved the most en-
ioyable affair OF the season. Young
Mems Hall, with itsmyrlads OF gas gets,
graceful festoons and Chinese lanterns, was
blaze OF light, and there were about
twelve hundred people assembled as spec.
tators, filling he-galleries and lining all
sides OF the skating room below.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-19

ST. ALPHONsUs FAIRLY request we
give the names OF the ladies' and gentle
men who contributed so largely TO the
success Of the fair which closed last Mon.
day night at st. Alphonsus Church:
Miss Frank Gru6ler and Mrs. Jacob Vog.
Ter conducted the ST. Jacobs table; Mrs.
Amelia Yeager and Mrs. Charles Beuter,
assisted by.Miss Lizzie Vogler, were In
charge Of the st. Alphonsus table; Mrs.
Bernhard Bach, Mrs. A. Ham. Mrs. Cath.
crime Kirchner and Maria Fecke presided
al the ST. Johns table; Miss Louisa Troll,
Miss Flora Kaiser, Miss Kate Zellers, Miss
ChTistina Zarnits and Miss Mary Seibold
controlled the fancy table. The ladies
were supported by Messrs. y. REGGIE, F.
DTuschel, George schwanebeIg, b. Bach,
n Post, a. Ham, Charles REGGIE and John
Ochsenkuehn.
With ono exception that We have heard
Of. this fair was carried on In the most
harmonious manner, and this exception
was a little III feeling on the part o. dis
appointed contestant for some trining ar
ticie Of jewelry. 80,
Asa financial effort It was decided
success, q debt Of Si,0s7 40 being reduced
5000 70, which was very satisfactory to
the managers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-19

YpsrRRpAY's F1Rrs.-About 4 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon hames were discoy.
ered Issuing from the side Of the bill above
Manchester and for a little while tnelr
origin was amatter OF conjecture, but soon
after q coal bank man put In an appear.
ance with the ejaculation MCKINLEY q
cCormick's bank 70 ahreP a messen,
ger was ut once dispatched for Ohiei
Eccles, who took the Atlantic Engine ana
crew TO the bank and making an attach
ment TO plug near Reymann's brewery,
carried the hose up the bill TO the en-
trance OF the bank and into 1t, when an
effort was made 10 throw water on the
flames, but after experimenting Tor about
ave minutes the attempt was abandoned
and several men were set to work 10 dam
M the entrance to the furnace roomi
which after half hours work was &C:
complished, when the water was turned
into the hole in the ground from which
Inc flames proceeded, and this was con.
tinued for several hours, until about 10
O'Clock P. NJ, when the fire was extin-
euished, or at least smothered out, The
dams In the interior OF the ban { burst
once or twice, obstructing work until
they could berepaired.
The fire originated in the following man
ner: There Is within the bank furnace
constructed for the purpose OF ventilation.
This furnance Is made from sheet iron,
and becoming very hot ignited the coal in
It's vicinity. This furnace was destroyed,
and its destruction will insolve loss Of
about Sl00 In the way OF repairs. The
fire was on heground OF Philo Kimberly,
who allowed Mckinley & Mccormick TO
erect the ventilator.
The Third Time.-About 1880 last night
an alarm OF fire was sent in from the
Atlantic Engine House. and was caused
| by the discovery OF flames in the stable
NOV OF w. B. Simpson, Esq, in Alley 10,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
The Atlantic engine, which had Just re-
turned from the coal bank fire, was
promptly on the ground, but a street hose
In the hands ofpersons on the grounds did
good service before this engine arrived.
The Atlantic attached hose TO q plug on
Eoff steeet, and was doing good work when
two sections OF hose burst, which necessi.
tated second alarm for the United and
Vigilant engines, but before they arrived
the flames were extinguished.
The fire wasundoubtedly the work OF an
lincendiary, and was the third attempt
made to burn this same stable. How any.
one obtained access to this stable is mys.
terry, as It is oil brick, and is as well con.
structed as any ordinary house, and
every entrance to 1t was locked and
fastened, Mr.. Simpson taking unusual pre-
cautions since the former attempt. The
fire was discovered by Frank Hull, who
lives next door to Mr.. Simpson, and who
gave the alarm. The damage was not
very great, and there Is no insurance.
InONer.-Shortly after dark last night,
while some repairs were being made TO
an engine at the "Pwiky" shops in North
Wheeling, an oil can was knocked over
upon some kindling wood, and the wood
ignited. Assistant Chief Marshal l. 7.
Carpenter was in the building at the
time and turned street bose on il, which
extinguished tho flames, Shich, however,
did no damage 10 the building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-19

The CouErs.-surRRME CovRT OF AP.
PEALs-JuIgss orsn, Raymond, Moore and
Jehnson. This Court met at 0 o'clock Sat
urdsy, and disposed OF the following bust
ness:
Nutter VS.. Moral, from Barbour coun-
ty. Petition for supersedeas refused.
State vs. Barney O. Jones, from Brooke
county. Petition Of writ Of error refused.
Hayhurst VS.. Brookover, from Monon-
gala county. Petition for appeal and su-
persedeas refused.
Delaplain & Son vs. ]. N. Wilkinson &
Co., ct al, from Harrison county. Appeal
allowed. Bond $3.50.
Worthington vs.. Stauptons ct al, from
Kanawha county. Opinion by johnson.
Decree reversed, deed to Collins cancelled
and parties put in Sidtu que.
Supervisors oil Jackson county vs. Leon.
ard OF al, from Mason county. Opinion by
Moore. Judgment reversed and cause re.
handed with leave 10 amend declaration.
Reed & Hopper VS.. Hedges ct al, from
Jefferson county. Opinion by Raymond.
Decree reversed and cause remanded.
James Mitchell VS.. Adams, from Wood
county. Opinion by Green. Judgment
reversed and cause remanded with leave TO
amend declaration.
Adjourned to meet Saturday next at
Dam.
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C1RcuIr CouRr-Judls Melrin.

This court met at Or. N. Saturday and
transacted the following business:
In the case OF D. Epplevs. w. O. Stew
art, the demurrer heretofore entered was
overruled.
In the chancery cause Of Lydia Stout
vs.. 4, B. Stout q decree OF divorce was
In The case of VIM. Hagadorn VS.. vii.
helmina Hagadorn, decree Of divorce
was granted.
Blaney, the motion made at the last term
TO set aside the verdict and grant new
trial, was overruled and judgment entered
on said verdict.
In the case OF Benjamin Wallace We. w.
W. Miller and others, same decision.
In case OF Sarah Ritz Vi. Peter Erb, the
injunction heretofore granted restraining
defendont from use Of hydrant in livery
stable was dissolved and plaintiffs bill
dismissed.
John S. Robinson, Of this city, who has
been licensed to practice law, was admit
ted 10 practice in this court.
Eugene TAR, Prosecuting Attorney OF
Brooke county, was admitted TO practice
In this court.
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81
The marks last evening indicated 8
feet and falling slowly.
The Chancellor departed for Cincinnati
Saturday, with a good trip out.
The Salt Valley passed up early yest0r-
day morning, and the stockdRle at noon.
The Andes Il due from Cincinnati to.
day and will return at the usual hour to-
morrow evening. Capt. Charley Mnhle.
man commands and clerk Ed. Muhleman
presides at the Office.
Capt. Billy Lists new low water oincin.
natl packet, building at Murrayyille, W.
Va, Is getting along finely. She Is to be
finished about the last oil May.
The Diurnal made her first trip since
her repairs were finished on Saturday,
and behaved satisfactorily.
The st. Lawrence will be kept at the
bank about ten days longer, owing to re-
pairs being made TO her machinery.
The local packets are making their usual
trips, including the prompt Bellaire packet
Pres Ellison.
10y Telegraph
NEW ORLEANS, April ls.-Weather
partly cloudy and warm. Arriyed-Port
Eads, barges, st. Louis.
PITTSBURGH, April 1s.-River 8 feet 10
inches and stationary. Clear and warm.
Arrivals: Bachelor, Alice, Hudson. De.
partures: Hudson.
MEMPHIS, April 1S.-Riyer falling. De.
parted: James Howard, New Orleans
John A. Scudder, John P. Maude, ST
Louis; Gold Dust, Vicksburg; VIM. Kyle
Cincinnati. Threatening and sultry.
ST. LOUIS, April ls.-Riyer raised about
inches, 10 feet Z inches by the gauge
Weather cloudy, with high wind during
the day. Very heavy rain storm THU
evening. Arrived Colorado, Memphis
Iron Age, Cairo. Departed-None.
CiSoISSArI, April 1s.-Riyer IS feet
inches and falling. Clear and quite warm
Arrived: Fannie Tatum, Pittsburgh; Ell
dorado, st. LOUIS; Andy Baum, Memphis
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans. Departed
Eldorado, Huntington; Fannie Tatum
LOUISVILLE, April ls.-Riyer falling witt
0 feet 8 inches in the canal and z fee
8 inches in the chute. Weather pleasant
Arrivals and departures: Cons Miller
Cincinnati and Memphis; Pittsburgh
Huntington, TO st. Louis, Guiding Star
Cincinnati and New Orleans; Fanni,
Tatum, Pittsburgh and St. Louis.
CAIRo, April lS.-River 80 feet 5 inches
and rising. Weather threatening. Their
mometer 7Se. Arrived-Granite State
Huntington; Carrier, St. Louis; Thomal
Means, Huntington; Sam Roberts, St
Louis; City OF Vicksburg, Yicksburg
Belle Memphis, St. Louis; Mary Hous
ton, Cincinnati; Champion, st. Louis
My Choice, st. Louis, Departed-Futurt
City, st. Louis; Granite State, st. Louis
Gail, Memphis; Carrier, Pittsburgh
Thos. Means, Sam Roberts, City o
Vicksburg, ST. Louis; Belle Memphis
Memphis; Champion, Paducah; Hous
ton, New Orleans.
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PERsoNAL.-J. N. Worthington, Esq, Of
Beallsville, Pa, was in town Saturday.
DR.. John Clendenning, Of Pittsburgh,
is visiting friends in this city.
]. @. Brady, Secretary Of the Hinge
Company, will leave to-day for trip
through the Western States.
us. Marshal Patton and his sister, who
were in the city Saturday, left for Clarks.
burg on the evening OF that day.
Dave Henry, Of the Atlantic engine
house, who has been laid up with typhoid
fever for some time, made his appearance
again yesterday.
The following are among the late arr.
walls at the New Mcclure House: P. R.
Gutterson. Muthena; G. B. Wilcox, Gin.
cinnati: W. W. DAILY, Philadelphia; Chas.
E. Waldo, Cleveland; William Aclough,
New. York; NJ. Kornhauser, NJ. Kleime-
man, steubenville; w. NJ. McCurty, Gin.
cinnati; F. ]. Patton, Detroit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-19

A CORRESPONDENT from Mahanoy City,
Pa, says; "Mr. j. Kist OF this city suffer-
ed a great deal with baGkache. l gave
him q bottle Of st. Jacobs OIL, under con-
dition that ] would ask no pay If the
remedy failed to cure him. He brought
me Che money next day, stating that the
st. Jacobs Oil acted wonderfully, relieving
him OF all pain"