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NO; MAI runs daily except SUNDAY from, p
LyBcbburg. ~ '-'"''l'- ~
NO. $ ExOress runs daily COEnocts Al If,ru.
ION WIN steamers Tor Cincinnati Conneci. ~, pr .
AZ Ogr1onsyilefor Lynchburg. AMI c0nnn.ct. =.
me vifsioia Midland train leaving a. 3;s
Tor Washington. - ''' B. Y.
No. . Accom- modstiOD leaves Richmond d,py 49,
eept sunday at $3.50 T.. NJ, and ,rriy'. u
louisville a. 1920 T.. " d.. P.f'
NO. II Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily ,,....
SUNDAY. al 1876 u. W.. on arrival ~ V'rgla., ~
Isbd mall frOm Danyllle and Lynchbuf1 Il, !" %
rives AZ Stsunton at s T.. ". ''' ~
No.Z Mixed leaves CauneltOn daily pt..,,
A. NJ. '. iv.<3
sLREPING.CARs on No. from Rica.ro,t o..
Willlamsons. On No. from Anderson, DO No..
ingtOn. ''''''
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DEpAgrURs OF sTEAnERs.


DOR NEW YORK.-The Old ~FS5
Il Dominion Steamship COmpaays ssEssssxkss
steamship WYANOKE. Captain COUCH. will sail
FRIDAY, November 18th, st l2 O'Clock NJ.
Freight received until / O'Clock A. II.
Through bills OF ladiDg signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch TO all points north south, east
and west; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, tl2: steerage, SO AND
90.
For freight or passage, apply to
G. w. ALLEN CO., Agents,
no 1C-3i ComDany's Wharf, Rockets.
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by Robert g. Lyme.
Real Estate AuctIonesr,
1912 Main street

Il ~ h'"'ft Ds bJHts
Real Estate AuctIoner,
1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE AND
j. VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
VACANT PROPERTY on OREGON HILL,
KNOWN uy , AZ TIE PROPERTY USED
CITATION,
AND KNOWN Az
e,r1 TIE sshPRnisSg f. HOME, mr.
sPRiNG STREET.
AND LYING BETWEEN BELvIDEgE AND
WITH FRONT OF 24t FEET ON SAME.
BY virtue OF certain deed. dated the 9Th day OF
April, 1878, Of record IN Richmond ChanceI y court
clerks Office, Deed Book 1907 A. page 437, from tne
President Of said Association to us, as trustees, we
SHALL In execution Of the trust Of said deed, nj the
request or the representatives Of the beneficiary Sc
cured. default having been made In The payment OF
a IOrtion OF the money secured. expose 10 sale by
public auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1880,
at 4 o'clock 7. VI, the PROPERTY described IN the
deed. and known rs the SPRING-sTREE1 HOME,
or the property of The Magdaien Associations. The
improvements consist OF VERY l. ARGE BKiCK
BUILDING, containing about twelve rooms, Drlck
Kitchens, and numerous other out-buIlhings. The
whole premises are well enclosed, partly by brck
wall aud a very excellent fence; water, &C.. upon
the premises The property fronts as above on
Spring street 244 feet. and extends back on the
west line Of Bclvidere street In parallel lines there
with. 1913 feet 10 an alley. This property has
commanding view, and at little expense can be con-
yeried into & manufacturing establishment for an
extensive business. or The property can be easily
divided up and many small buildings can be erected
the unimproved lots fronting on Belvidere street
and Spring street.
TIKI TERMS Will be liberal. and full particulars
given at hour or sale. HENRY BOHMER.
ADULPH O,TERLOH,
moo Trustees.
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RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG,
RAILROAD COMPANY.
& COMMENCING SUNDAY, OCTOBER
~ 81, 1850. trains Oh this road win run a. fol-


RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, OCTOBER
~ 81, 1850. trains Oh this road win run a. FOL.
iow:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connects, 2
for Charleston, Angus a ana Aiken
via Charleston), savannah, Raleigh,
jacksonville. Stops only at NaDches-
ter and Chester. and at HALFWAY IN
signal. Pullman seepers between
New York aud savannah.
4:30 Z. VI. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily
Except sunday. Passengers taking
this trsin viii maize clsse con nectio'
~ Pe'nrfhurg fer Norfolk. Stops at
all stations.
700 A. NJ, THR0UGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday: connects with A.,
N. Il o. X. X. for Lyncbburg and be-
yOnd.
1895 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily for Weldon,
Wilmington Charleston. and South.
Stops al Chester, Half WAY, and Drew
rvs Bluff on signal. Pullman sleepers
between Washington and Charleston.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond. Fredsricksburg a. d
Potomac rsilrC al 10Y sll points Nor h.
Fast and Wet. Stops at Manchester
and Chester. and al Halfway and at
Drewry's Bluff on signal. Pullman
sleepers between Charleston and WASH
a:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except sunday. Stops at all sn =
344 2. N. THROUGH MAIL daily, sonnectis q
with Richmond, Fredericksburg al q
Potomac railroad for sil points Eat
and West Also, making close cenRec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs an
oil points North and West. This train
stops at Manchester and Chester, NJ
at HALFWAY and Drury's Ruff. On
signal. Pullman seepers between sa-
vannah and New York.
400 r. NJ, FREIGHT daily except Sunday,
with passenger ear attached. stops at
all stations.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich.
mono at A. NJ. and 4.25 r. NJ: leave Peters
burg at $50 A. 81. snd 80 u. NJ. every sunday.
7. ID. KLINE. SuDertntendent
A q |
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DICHMOND BAZAAR, IN
Nos. l4Ss AND l440 FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY
at 0 O'Clock we will sell registry OF number OF
EXCELLENT ANIMALS
suitable for city and farm purposes, 10 which the
attention Of those In want 10 asked.
AT SAME TIME:
YOUNG and WELL BROKE MULES,
SECOND HAND TOP-BUGGY,
! SECONDHAND LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGE,
l SECOND COAL-CART,
SECONDHAND TOP-wAGON,
together with all other STOCK that may be regis
tered In time for SALE
JOHN r. DAVIS, Proprietor.
y. D. Cook, Salesman. ~ no 10
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FURNITURE.

EURNITUREl FURNITURE!n
Il MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, ETC.-Par- -.
ties in want can always select from the ~
largest stock ALWAYS ON HAND: Before Z
purchasing call and be cohyncea. You will save
MY TRADE PROVES 1T. PARLOR- and CHAM
BER-sUlTS all prices sud styles; CABINET.
MAKERS and UPHOLSTERING MATERIALS
LOOKING-GLASs PLATES, etc., French and
German, at New York prices.
WILLIAM DAFFRON, 1893 Main street.
FACTORY, l6, Is, 20, % north Fifteenth.
D-3m
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connects for Farmyllle, Lyucuburg and A.
points In the southwest.
Is connects for Milton, y. e.
T. connects for Asbeyiile aud all points TOD Nrs1
d connects for Macon and all pOlnu IN soa,hWeh
Georgia.
rida.
+ connects for Macon and sn points 10 SslthrtiI
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis SIC
all Texas points.
G connects for Selma, Meridian, jackson. Aas
IL conneS Is for Galveston aud all TexNs polnls.
Trains from the abOye-named points afrlr- -
Richmond At 4.i3 4. II. $50 \. VI. and 800 ~
Trsius on North Carolina division make '.nAr' ,
ton AZ Goldsboro' with the W. K ". L. j. .' Ala
from Weldon aud Wilmington. .
Pullman Palace DrdwinY-rO0m ana >i,tlhs 'N'
run through on Train No. as ir0h NcH lorA A.-
Richmond TO Atlanta. ia, on Train No y Ii.A
A passenger coach will be attached t0 irliu .-af.
log Richmond ae4:j5 =. VI, arriving 81 tluN ~
J.. VI. daily except SUNDAY snd re.u-l'.A Is
Chula at 0:l0 A. W. arriving Al kieNu .'' 0''
Tickets sold 10 ali points south. southeast I'D
southwest, and baggage checked through
No l1y-oyer checks gives on iscA' I,A' p..pF
General Passenger ami Tirkst A.ea-
T. VI. x. TALCorr. General supefihl,h '. ~
RICHMOND, YoEK RIVER AND rnA .,i,.,
SCHEDULE or TRAINS, ..,
~ TAKING EFFECT AUGUST H. i'''
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 Z. NJ. Leave Richmond "a .,hrrs. -.. %
dayl connecting ~ Nc i.- D.
TUESDAY, THUR>DAl .','
URDAY with steamer i9i u.
ings on The York river ani 90 '4-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAN" ..,.
500 A. Nh Leave Richmond DAILY ,tuIA
steamers fnr baltimore Ua n-NtY.
TUESDAY WE'D f',ntY:
THURSDAY, and >AI ID
with steamers for NtH,N so
MONDAY, WEpNfN'''N, prov.
i,s m,,,A sna Ho,ton on TUE'DAl 49,
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS. ....,i
| 1000 A. NJ. Arrive al Richmond ~ 10.
sundsyl CONNECTING ~ W. - AZ.
TIYTshiV \. THURSDAY, sn' al.
URDAY with steamers "'"
| more. ,,.s
THROUGH YREIGHT rRNlN ,.,.sy,
| o.SOP. M Arrive at Ricbmond a. w. Ppiai
| AN " NJ sandayl, connecting 4, ~ Nss
| with steamers fr0m nAno,tSs.
| ~ Providence. snd Boston. o,yz
| No trsnafer OF freight 81 klS sss stseen AtAsS
southern points. Cars ran shrousA
Ae css wSi handling ana di'pA'eA' with '0''
~ roasS bills OF isdins, win $500
Issued 70 al northern AND one az Toe eSmi'H"
roa uth,rS and Doek slreet:, aieBs
ss IL II. I. DOUGLAS sS's''"
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ny Grubbs wIIIisuss,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street. between Main and Bans
THAT MOST HANDSOME BUILDING.
LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE or FRANKLIN
STREET BETWEFN SECOND AND I'D
STREETS, ADJOINING ON THE East HE
RESIDENCE OF COLONEL THOMAs ii. bEAhi'
AT AUCT10N--On
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH,
at O'Clock p. NJ We viii sell, upon the premises
the LOT above deseribed l. Is Situated In ne midst
OF the most desirable neighborhood 10 tne sh,lIe
residence Is not oqualled by any other nov 20 I've had
This II chance 10 secure most m srap'e iot.
IL fronts 81 5-12 feet and runs osck 1854 icet I'D
Terms: Al sale. GRUBBs q WILLIAMS.
noIO Auciioneers.
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BY Jno. r. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
Ole Main street.

BY Jno. r. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
Ole Main street.
DIANOS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
l. CARPETS, STOVES. COUNTER SHOW
CASE, aC., AT AUCTI0N.-0n
WEDNESDAY THE 10TH INsTANT,
at / 0 O'Clock, will sell at my auctioD.hOuse
/ 6-OCTAVE NUNS h CBARki~ PIANO,
7-OCTAVE ENGLISH UPRIGHT PIANO.
Several BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, sno INGRAM
CARPETS, ....--r-
1 BOX STORE-COUNTER, Is feet long:
l STORE CENTRE-COUNIER SHOWCASE,
with doors on both sides, 8 feet long, 3 feet
wide;
l COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT,
5 dozen OAK WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
HAIR and SHUCK- MATT RESSES,
HEATING, COOKING, and DINING-ROOM-
An assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
JN0. f. LAUGHTON, JR.,
noe AuctiOneer.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ executions in my hands, and by consent Of all
W. Davis, situated on Broad and Henry streets, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1880.
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. The ENTIRE STOCK OF
GOODS in said store, consisting Of
MOLASSEs, VINEGAR, BACON, SOAP,
CANNED FRUIT, SHELF GOODS,
OIL-TANK AND OIL, SHOWCASE,
TEA. LARD, MACKEREL.
BRANDY. WHiSKEY, WINE. CIDER,
CIGARS, REFRlG orator, &C, &C.
JOHN w. WRIGHT,
noe Sheriff City Richmond.
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CHEAP FURNITURE STORE.-n
~ FALL GOODs-Special attention is call "A
ed to our large aud select stock of new and de- ~
sirsble styles OF PARI.OR SUITS In spun-S \
and raw-sils reps aud haircloh varied assori ment
of WALNUT SUITS, In Queen-Anne and Fast
Lake styles; medium and hDe POPLAR and PINE
GOODS OF every description. We would especially
ask all who Intend buying fu niture 10 call and ex-
anime our stock, as we take pleasure In showing
our goods. We are determined 10 sell cheaper than
any house In the city, Easy terms Of payments.
L. GATHRlGHT & son,
se Ism l6 Governor street.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,(
RICHMOND, October 10, 1880. !
The parties interested are hereby noliaed that I
have fixed on FRIDAY the 10th day OF November,
on Eleventh between Maiu aud Bank streels, Is the
place, to execute she foreqoIn8 decree.
THOMAS J. EVANS,
oedV-W4w Commissioner.
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CouoHs.-"Brown's Bronchial Troches'
are used with advantage to alleviate
coughs, sore throat, hoarseness and Dron,
Chial affections. For thirty yGan these
TroChes have been in use, with annually
increasing favor. They are not new and
untried, but, having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire gen.
Grafton, they have attained well.merited
rank among the few staple remedies Of the
age.
The Throat-"Brown's Bronchial Tro.
ches" act directly on the organs OF the
voice. They have an extraordinary effect
in all disorders OF the throat and larynx,
restoring healthy tone when relaxed,
either from cold or over.exertion Of the
voice, and produce a clear and distinct
enunciation. Speakers and singers find
the roChes useful.
A ough, cold, catarrh or sore throat 70.
quirel immediate attention, as neglect
oitenLimes results in some incurAble lung
diseases Browns Bronchial TroChesn
will almost invariably give relief. Imita.
tions arc offered for sale, many. OF which
are injurious. The genuine Browns
Bronchial TroChes" are sold only in
boxes. Trh&S.
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Glu,uG WARD BuRdLARs,-A short
tins before dAybTeak yesterday morning,
three daring buVglATies WeTs committed Of
different plGccS In the Eighth ward, EVi.
deutly one man ives concerned In all three
OF the "lRys,' as the places wele not
widely separated irem each other, aud all
were visited by the burglar past midnight.
Entrance was gained TO the interior Of
the grocery Of II. G, UlriCr, ct 1901 Jacob
street, hypTiEiIg open the outside cellar
doors mud going up through tho trap door
Ia the door. All the spare change which
hal been left in tho money ill, amounting
10 ten or fifteen dollars WAS Aken. No
goods we're missed.
At Kl6ppnsr'S saloon, No. y Thirty.
third stirred the burglar got in through o
rear window, and alter robb!nR the I'LL Of
its contents, amounting 70 about sl6, and
taking q bottle filled with the best brand
N Whisky, made lila exit at the front door
way. The money taken was mostly silver,
combating Of Mexican dollars, ola coins
ground of on one side, and eng'aVeu with
monoETAtns, etc.
Gus MilleF'6 sAloon, Of inc corner Of
Wood aud ThiTty,alth streets, va ente IlNl
- back cellar door. The houseoLeshet
proceeded up UiRIts into the room Wnele
me family slept, and Mrs. Miller aNoke.
4 AaAll lamp was burning and ehe ~ ~.
Nv tho MAN aud arUnsSd her husband, pgt
Ne burglar made good his escape through
ue 9o9Ee which he had left open bohlnd
i.a1s 70 goods OF money were missed
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FIRE ALkRus-The following Ia the
record Of alarms for the month OF AoVem'
November ALARM from box % at7;So
=. NJ, caused by the burning Of SCOT IN me
chimney Of house No. lll7 ChAplihe
November e-Alarm from box IS at 9:S0
p, ", caused by the burning OF frame
stable in Alley II, owned by y. DriscoiIi
loss $50; incendiary. ooc
Standardization from box s, at lO:SQ
O'Clock r. n, caused by the burning oil I
frame carpenter shop in Alley 10. owned
by Mr., Groves; loss estimated tsI6; sup
posed incendiAry.
November s-Alarm from boz s, at 9 p
NJ, caused by the burning oil SCOT In the
chimney Of Mrs. Long, on Seventeenth
street.
r, NJ. caused by the boiling over Of q tai
kettle, owned by !. G. White, in front oil
| William MYles' photograph gallery; nc
damage.
November l6-Alarm from box ID, caused
by the burning OF some timber In Dry
house owned by Hanes x Wilson; Ioss
tIitiing.
November l9-Alarm from boxes Is, Il
and 10, all at one time, at SP. NJ, caused
by the burning OF the foundry OF A; j.
Sweeney & Son, in North Wheeling; loss
estimated atS2O, 900; almost fully insured
cause unknown.
November 94-AlATm from box Y, at
$50 a. ", eanSed by the burning oil the
residence Of Mira. odbert, on the corner Of
Zane and Virginia streets, Island, caused
by a detective huei Ices estimated at So.
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PRRsoxAL MESTIoS,-Hon, Eustis Glib.
ann. Of Huntington, ex.Speaker OF the
House OF Delegates, and Presidential
elector Of the Third District, Ia In the city.
Major ], y. L. Rodgers Is In New York.
Major ]. W. DtCky, OF West Alexander,
q. A. Heimbright Is In the East.
Raw. ]. Wesley Webb, D. D., Presiding
Elder Of lie Guysndotte District, being in
me city over Sunday preached 70 large
congregations on the Island and In the
SoTih Street n. L. Church with great 90
cep,ability, and With his usual JUNCTION
and elooIsnce. We are glad 10 see the
Reyerand gentleman looking 90 well and
thipk district work, although labotiOls
must sVree With him. His many triendl
in wheeling will always be glad y eel
him. ,,,,.p. g..
new, arc visiting in Morgantown:
{. P. Mccormick, Esq" Of Grafton, Is In
Ton' W, /. Wilson, Of Jefferson county
Is in ii;,;;c city. Mr.. Wilson Is q HAncocS
| EleCtorSt. Inc from this State.
Mis- FitzsImmons, daughter o. ne Iats
John Fitzaimmons, has !stutn sa.i n%u'
from Pittsburgh In very delicate nS-Ss.t.
Judge :JAIhSs Morrow, Jr., % at the
I AOls1Fe. - 49, : - -
Adjutant General Wood and wife ar,
rived hems last night from the Third
"DeeStrict,N
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man Never iS-But Always TO be BIeSt
At the time OF reckoning, which comet
to all at the approaching close oil the year
how many will recall with sorrow and re
gret sums spent in delusive schemes o.
speculation. The natural course Of sen
sible man is to WOO the tickle Goddess
Fortune once again, and in reading the
always reliable statements contained in
the advertisements Of the Louisiana State
Lottery Company determine to send to NJ
A. Dauphin, No. $40 Broadway, New YorE
City, or same person at New Orleans, La.
ten dollars in time, by Tuesday, l4lh o.
December, to be- invested in the Grand
Extraordinary Drawing under the person
al care and supervision Of Generals 6. I
Beauregard, Of La, and Jnbal A. Early
Of Va, stand share Of Sj22,5O0. Why
notP DGw
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Coal COMPANY INcoRroRATEp.-Secrs
tary Of State Brady, issued certificate o.
incorporation yesterday to the Keystone
Coal Company, the principal office o.
which Il at Philadelphia, Pa. The Com
pany was Organized for the purpose o.
mining, vending and shipplRg coal, man
ulacturtng coke and pig iron, buying and
selling goods and carrying on other
branches tributary 10 the business. This
certificate will expire October !, 1900. The
capital Jtock ls 81 200, Of which $3.50 have
been paid In, with the privilege Of increas,
Ing the amount to $4,000, In shares OIL
500 each.
The incorporators are George Brooke,
Mary B. l. Brooke, Annie II. .. Brooke
Kate N. P. BEinton, Joeeph z. Brtnton
and George Brooke, guardian, all Of Penn
sylYAnia.
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We are pleased to record the iollowtnl
opinion By j. A. Daniels, Ego Of AeslES
stoedill ( Daniels, attorneys, IA gTos:e
VIE, which appears In the IA CrGesS
Chronicle: Sometime since ] was attacked
With pain and slight swelling IN and below
one q my knee joints. A few appliea
lions Of 81. Jacobs OIL qni0led the palr
md relieved the inflammation. ] regard Il
as valuable medicine.
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The educated specialist Of many years ex
perience in hospitals. He curesPiles with
out the knife, cancer without pain, Rheu
mAtism, catarrh, scrotuIa, diseases Of kid
neys, heart, blood and skin, speedily
Restores lost manhood and all female
complaints, quickly. Consultation free
Call on or address DR.. ]. +. SMITH.
No. 1917 Market street, Wheeling, VIVA
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AursEMxXrs.-This evening the Leavitt
SnssiSlty Company will hold the boards Of
tbs Opera House. This Ia one Of the very
SeS, companies on the road, and will, no
,Ioubt, have an immense house.
MARI A1slSrSOa,-SAturday night MGry
Anderson Will appear at the Opera House
a. Pauline, In the lady Of Lyons.
= TIckeig OF, sale tomorrow ct Banners.
Academy OF Autic.-The audience at thu
peyiormance OF the Howard and Hess va
Tietirs, last night, was not 80 large ~ or
tbC oneninE night. The programme wa
-vTriF,s md p1rttingI aud eiirtted cUnMd
ernble applause. Open every night during
the WveS and matinee on Saturday.
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RAILROAD AccIDExT.-Yesterday morn
Ing an accident causing . fearful Snash.np
between two westbound freight trains
occurred on the B. 4 o. Railroad, Of Glen
coo, nine miles west Of BellAire. The lore
most train was taking the siding, and tne
second one, coming around . curve o. Iull
speed, ran into Il demollshing several cars
tearing up tho track and making q trighinl
wreck. One Of the engineers was NigntY
hurt, hut no peFaon was seFiouBlY Injured.
Passenger trains were delayed all day BY
the breakup, none tom the west reaching
this city until late At night, and these were
transferred around the wreck In wagons,
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CESTHER'S $50 Store, 1867 Main street
Is now chuck full Of novelties for The hoIl
day trade. The largest and finest stock o.
goods ever before ssSa Ia Wheeling Is al
ready attracting hundreds Of customers
Remember the name aud number, Genthsr'l
$50 Store, 1867 Main ST., opposite !. Blum
{ Bros.
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CrRcuIr CouRr-Jadgs Mel'm. = Thi
Court met at 0 o'clock yesterday morning
and disposed OF the following business:
In the case Of Robinson and DowninI
for the use Of Arnett We. a. MitChells ad
ministrator, the jury finally returned
verdict for defendant M 10 the Robinson
notes, and found 81 ,43O due plaintiff OF
notes Of Downing.
The case OF the State vs. Frank Wes
was continued on prisoners motion, OF
account Of the absence Of material wit
Hesses,
Hayman va. Blond. Suit for $4,000
damages for defamation OF character, Tht
case was submitted to the Jury in. the fore
noon, and no verdict had been returned
at six o'clock.
Albert Larimer was qualified as the
guardian OF Emma G. Larimer. Bond
$3.50, with James Robinson as surety.
James P. Maxwell was qualified as nd
ministrator OF Frank 2. Exley, deceased
Bond $1,000, with J. D. Maxwell and Ben
jatnin BaeT, as sureties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

WARRINGTON, D. O., December LII A
u.-.Far the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
falling followed by stationary or rising ba'
rometcr, stationary or higher tempera-
Are. southerly vesring TO westerly winds
cloudy weather with rain or snow.
For the Lower Lake region, lower ba'
rometeF. stationary or higher temperature,
eRSterly veering TO Boutherly winds, cloudy
weather. with rain or snow.