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ELECTION NOTICE.
I FIRSr NArInaAI m.

ELECTION NOTICE.
~ FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Nn,I.a Nmn,hILaiisGIoN, - DEL. Dec. llth, 1850.
Mee,ine M1e u, ~ hereby given that the Annual
mi miEieeting OF the stockholders OF this Rann
Will be held at the Banking House ~,
,iuesoay. lhe llth day OF January laSI baI
tween me hours OF 2and M. for tSs ne
puIpose OF Erecting nine stock holder Ito Io
sei No as directors the ensuing year w
doou GEO. ID. .AKMSiRON0.
Cashier
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BANKING INSTITUTIONS.

EIRsT NATIONAL BANb
OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MoNEY
AND
FlNAN IAL AGENTS OF THE I'M.
TED STATES.
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Philadelphia, New York and Boston 4 :
ansnge furnished 10 regular DeposlLn 9
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Discount days. Mondays and Thursdsy %
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EDWARD BELTS, PREsrDEEr.
Paid mn sEo; s:.;,,s.i y .AiRAsrRoNG cAsnIsl
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ENLECTI0N NOTICE.
~ THE NATIONAL BANK
or npT Auy.nu ,

No,,. WILMINGToN, Dec III. H.1
TItItlce IL hereby gwen 10 the stoei,.
Ton Will be held at the BanEInS H,s,'e oee
On IN tuesday, January IIth, 1851 bel Wes,,,
lne hours OF and 4 O'Clock r. M tor H..
PURPOSE OF electlng seven Directors 'Ie ie
serve for the ensuing year, W
dec.lI-te. IL = PaNks. 1ad.
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NOTICE TO wATER RENTERS.

OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART
MENT, WILMINGTON, Del,
December l, le60.
The hills for 1881 are now ready and
payable at the Registrars ofiice at the S.
W, corner OF Sixth and King streets. The
law requires that all bills paid on or be-
lore January 3lst. 1851. the face OF the bill,
those paid during the month OF February,
oper cent. additional. Those paid during
Inc month OF March 10 per cent. add.
Iaid amer April LIST, 1881, the Registrar is
required TO have the ferrnles withdrawn
and suit Instituted for the recovery OF the
amount due; and the water will not be
let INTO such premises un I'll such arrears,
rules, are paid.
once hours from Q q. m. TO 4 p. m.
WILLIAM j. MORROW, Registrar.
dGci.eod- ian ed -feb-eod
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~ oiiIh.-Ihe annual meeting OF the
~ brAndywine Hundred Mutual Horse
company Will De held at tae PractIcaI
FARMER, IN Brahdywine Hd.. on Saturday
dec2l 2tw2td. ~ 300
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The Chamber of Commerce ot
Duluth has passed resolutions askino
Congress to construct canal be-
tween Lake Superior and the Red
River of the North. -
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What constitutes the model wife? This
question is now before the citizens o.
Wheeling, and while II will not be voted
on, yet a distinguished gentleman emf.
nenlly qualified to give an opinion, will
lecture on this interesting subject In the
First Presbyterian Church this evening Of
8 o'clock. From present indications, he
will have one Of the largest and most In.
telligent audiences which has greeted any
lecturer Ia this city. The lecturer Is Dr..
A. A. Willetts, Of Philadelphia. Dr.. Tai.
mage says Of him: "This subject, The
Model Wife, was treated with q vividnesa
that no one could WELD who bad not a
living illustration In bis home. His cele.
brated lecture entitled Sunshine may
have In II more uproarious fun, but we
commend this for It's surprising beauty,
while at the same time II is fully enough
faCetiutS for amy n not endowed with
wAistCoat supufnaturally strong. We oil
came away filled with good humor, and q
resolution moro highly to appreciate our
homes, Long live DR.. Willetts, the enter.
tanning lecturer and the genial man."
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when. ~ has been ahoWn, no practical
benefit 70 the community 10 secured there
by. We therefore respectfully bnt earn
estly urge that 1t Ia the duty oil the Com.
miRsioners Of Pharmacy 70 modify as far
o. possible, such Of the technical require.
ments Of the Act Aforesaid, az may be CON.
coded without any violation Of the spirit
Of the law.
In this viewIws urge that the requirement
In regard 10 black box, vessel or paper, be
80 construed as to recognize the use Of q
poison label, and the poison record alone
As q sufficient compliance with the law,
until 1t can be amended in these respects,
and until 1t can be 90 further amended as
not to discriminate SIS 1t now does 10 the
injury Of the druggists OF the State.
Your committee believing thStthe views
expressed in this report are reasonable,
and not inconsistent with the spirit OF the
Pharmacy Act, or with the interests OF the
community, respectfully submit them to
the judgement Of the Association.
ALEX r, CAMPBELL,
Chairman.
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ROBBERY AND sEVERE ACCIDENT
Over ut BFidgspOrt-OIher Local Items
From thai Place,

over At BFtdgepOFt-OtheF Local Hens
From thai Place.
Last Thursday night, Jim Parker, a
Bridgeport saloon keeper, got drunk and
was taken upstairs above his saloon. He
was followed by Al. Taylor, who waited
until Parker went to sleep, and then took
$50 In money from bis pants pocket, Off
Ger Joseph M~COonnaughey followed Tay'
lor 10 Pittsburgh but could not catch him,
Taylor was q coal miner, and was an en-
ploye Of the Wheeling Greek Coal Com
pany.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Pltner, on EN-.
ploye OF the La Belle Glass Works, on
lsteppiDg over the dry well, which was
covered with loose boards, q place he had
been stepping over for months In his work,
fell into the well, Q distance OF twenty-five
feet. He alighted on his feet, breaking
both ankles until some oil the bones pro.
truded through the ekin. He was carried
TO his home In Kirkwood, and Drs. Todd
and Wagner called, who dressed bis
wounds. At last accounts he was suffer
Ing terribly.
Nj. U. d. Cochran, Of Bridgeport re-
moved his family to Dalton, o. to-day,
whore he expects to make his future
home.
Rev. Barnirz's Sunday School will ex-
curt to MCOoy's Station, over the O. 4 7.
Railroad, next Tuesday.
The Street Commissioners are making
some improvements on the streets Of
Kirkwood, which we're very much needed.
Houses are scarce and rents are high In
Bridgeport.
The street lamps in Kirkwood have not
been lighted for several evenings. This
should be attended 10 at once.
An engine on the north end Of the O.,
1T. V. & W. Railroad, yesterday afternoon,
was wrecked, which detained the mai
train going east two hours.
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WAYsIDR WAITS
Gathered IBIO the InIelHEenOeF Fold BY
It's Rep0PteFs-

1NAANANa AANl - -
ITS RepOPteFs-
THR druggists marched through the
Capitol on an inspecting tour Yesterday
afternoon.
TUE Ladies Temperance Band will meet
this afternoon ct 8 O'Clock, at the Second
Presbyterian Church,
TuR iremsn's picnic at MemiDger's Or
chard yesterday Was q big success. I. I.
CoCkRyne was on the stand.
MKT week will be the occasion OF the
exercises incident TO the commencement
Of Wheeling Female College.
TUE congregation Of the Disciples
Church will exCuTt to RidgwaV Grove, on
the TuscaIawas road, tomorrow.
ONE Of the furnaces at the Upper River
side Mill exploded yesterday morning, II
was caused by one OF the men putting q
wet tool in the hot metal.
A. j. SWEENEY & soS met with the usuA
success in the casting Of the heavy shall
for the Top Mill. 1t was taken from thu
pit yesterday and is q master piece o
work.
P. A. BURDICK addressed q fair audience
on temperance at Old City Hall last night
Nj. BurdiCk presents the "old subject" IL
q new style, which Is very interesting Il
his hearers. His arguments are unanSwer
able and yet there IL nothing OF abuse 10
ward any one who differs with him. ID
will address the people again tonight q
City Hall Second Ward Market House,
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PERONII
Foln'l AAOaI People

foin'' ANOa' People :,
., Mrs, Daniel Peck i. vi.,,, NJ
Walker l, Frissell rs,D,.
near Philadelphia, iast nins Ir0a Gb,s
Mr. Charles NJ. BOvoo ,sp
gShIla' Is visiting Carl. JoSG' Of PhH.3s
Fifteenth street. '0aa L, Dicks, Y
Nm, Fannie Hornb,ool -.
home to-day much, to y. VIII Lean 3,
many iFiendsin this city, 4 ne 'ssFst 4 =
John Douglass, employed
the Central Glass WorSO!ye a "a iOths.
SS fisF SsS Leaves for Denver, co., SsS@a
Ms. VIM, Bruce, who h..
guest z 81 her daughter, Mn, aA been d
returned turn home to leIia ISsas SSS 70 |,
Miss Ada, daughter Of " n.y. n
ESQ., has just gradna,sd "" VI. !, SIuID,
F Fsm.la rom Madame BONES Pbil,.a5s
John |; Dickey, who will
n, D., and who has been ""n aOG1 VI
Jefferson Medical College At G%p,tSeiIGdilg i
Is home on a short yScs,io" 'GiIAdels
welcomed by many friends, Ns VII
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The Connolly Hotel ct Moundsvllle wa
totally destroyed by fire, at 1 o'clock yes
tetday morning. The ~Conflsgration wal
caused by the explosion Of a lamp In 1
saloon adjoining the building, kept by q
man named DeilA The hotel building
was estimated TO be worth about 81, 900
and lie contents about $500. II belonged
to Ell Connolly, the man who kept Il, but
was Under a decree OF sale for debt due 10
CHARLES Thompson. There was no iusur.
ance. The lot on which Il stood IL not
worth over $500. It will scarcely be re.
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The following deeds in fee we're admit.
Ted to record in the Recorders Office
yesterday a"
A deed made =. day Of June, 1881, by
Charles I. Mayer and Nancy O. Mayer, BIZ
vile, ttansfers 10 g. +. Boring The north
half OF lot No. three, on The west side oil
Main street between Eighth and Sixth
streets, : Consideration $3.50.
A deed mades JHne l, 1881, by Ann
Parks and John Parks her husband, trans.
ien to M. EliSa SLliel, wife OIL Louis +.
Stiiel, the north half Of lot No, three In
Square No. two. Churchill addition, stu.
aled on The west side Of MCOullouh Con.
s~ideIAtiOn, 5000,
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Tho sunday Leader ChanEes Hands.

1t became generally known yesterday
that a company bad been iorued and the
Sunday Ladcr Of this city purchased from
its present propristora The principal
parties in the purchase arc Messrs. HAIRY
Black and John X. Dunlap, both OIL late
with the Register Ii the respecliye capacities
Of local editor and business manager. Both
are young men Of ability and should do %
We hope them, we'll. The new company
will be incorporated In q day or two. The
corporators will be the gentlemen above
named and Messts Frank 2. Jepson, John
q. Pendleton aud AieCk Ffew.
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Zig Blow.

Captain John Mcclure received q lettel
from his son Tom, In Texas, which de
scribss the damage done around the town
OF Taylor few nights ago. The O~aptain'l
house was blown down and Toms was
carried twenty-five feet and upended over
an embankmsnt. Both structures Q new,
and The Captain says his loss will be fully
s. $500. Curran Mendel's out.houBes were
ali blown down and some Of his stock
killed. His loss will be considerable. For
tunately no person was injured. The
general damage done to others besides
Wheeling people Is quite great; trees be.
Ing nprooted and buildings toppled over.
It was evidently a wild night.
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A GOLDEN
One or the Pleasant Incidents Of a Long
aud Happy Married Life.

One OF b PlenBaut incidents OF q Long
and Happy Married Life.
DR.. and Mrs. A s, Todd quietly celebrat.
cd the 6ftieth anniversary Of their wed.
ding day at their pleasant residence on
Fourteenth street, In this city, yesterday.
The Doctor and bis estimable wife were
recipients OF numerous congratulations
from 0 large circle oil relatives and friends,
and the IETELLIaESCRR unites In the good
| wishes which crown an anniversary OF pc.
Culiar interest. 1t Ia just half q century
since their fortunes were united, and there
are few residents OF the city who can look
back upon so long a term OF unbroken
peace and happiness, and who have gath.
cred about them 80 many Of the surround.
ings which Shakespeare says should &C.
company old age,
"AI hOnur, love, obedience, troops Of friends"
DR.. Todd Is eighty.three years old and
came to Wheeling In 1919, when the pop.
ulation Of the city was but little over 0
twentieth part Of It's present size, and has
been an active and useful helper In lie
moral and material growth ever since.
He founded the first Sunday School es-
tabllshed here and as Q successful phyE.
clan ministered to the physical as well as
the spiritual welfare oil the public until
advancing years compelled his retirement
from active practice. He was married 10
Mary L jarrett, June 2, 1881, In Morgan.
town, Va, BY Rev. a. G. Fairchlld, and
In the atty summers and winters that have
interviewed they have seen much Of the
mingled happiness and sorrow OF human
life. Hand 10 hand they climbed the hill
OF lie and our readers will Join with us in
Wishing for them many years OF added
enjoyment before they "sleep together at
the foot.n
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There is perhaps no tonic offered 10 the
people that possesses as much real intrinsic
vlae as the Hop Blttetse JusI At thii season
Of the year, when the stomach needs an Ap.
petiSet or the blood neets purifying, tie
cheapest and beat remedy Hop BittefS. An
otrce OF prevention IL worth q pound OF
cure, don't Wat until you are ptcStfated by a
DIS .aas that may take. months lot you to re.
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FIRE ALIRMs
Sounded In ihia ely for MAY.

Foreman Healey, Of the Atlantic Engine
House, kindly furnishes us the following
list OF Slafins for May;
Saturday, May 4 II, alarm from box "a
A., l2:30P N, caueed by the burning OF
The roof Of the La Belle Mill; loss llVht.
Saturday, May 2S!h, alarm over telephone,
A., $3.50 r. NJ, caused by the burning Of
odtbuildings, owned BY Joseph Leavy,
situated OF. 81. Charles street; loss lieht,
Sunday, May %, alAtm from boz Sc, A.,
S:l5, A. ~ caused By the bdtnihR Of me
oil house owned BY the La Belle Iron
Company situated ii the works; loss &c.
tlmAled at $500. Insured.
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pvrrA1ol N. y. FebrnntH. is1a.

James l. FeIo'rs, Eq.!
pEAR stR-I have tled other preparation,
Of HypOphosphiteS, but they do lot compafe
with yours, which | think Il the best medicine
iot The nervous system | ever used, FeliowSi
Compound syrupoi Hypophosplltes supplies
matter Tor bone and blood, rendering Il hIehiv
beneficial for feeble children,
Yours truly, ". 7. ttoHSEn
Editef and publisher Buffalo Journal
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PROPOSALS
PR0P0SALs
For Steam Heating, Ventilation
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Machine
" and Elevators.
ORPiCE OF SECRETARY oIsfItL
prIESIy ~ -. w.,

bTATk OH WIKI VlI0ItA ,
WHEELihO, NIJ u, lEl
Sealed proposals viii b rotlVei attAtt aE, az
secretary oil STATE, Capitol RulIdltg, uaNl " 81 B,
zOlhi q u O'Clock Nj i0r the steam halls. tatS,
required for the alterations ia and IddrEtI h n
building known a The BiAte House Chs M. Eiib
VIA county, W. Va, pceOrdiDR tOths hSIIIIs
n%ealiOnS now on ale 10 the Office 0. III sSH1Ji
state, whore they luay be seen.
A copy 1.-THE HllA plAnl aud Ipe tl6utdisrLs
% seen al the once Of the Ar blitetL d tpk1
House, Charleston, KanAvha iOunly, W,h
The BOlrd Of PlbiIG WOr'. nSVitH II, nv
IeIeet any or all BIDS Il BI~ALNAEikL
leI beeFe'ArJ BOIFd Of Pubf Hta
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said a sick man 10 a druggist, can't you give
me something 10 cure nieN His symphonic
were a lame back and d~iSordeted urine and
Yete 4 AZURE indication Of kidney disease. The
druggist told him 10 use Kidney Wort aud In
4 short time II effected a complete cure. Have
you these SymptomsY Then get . boz or bot.
lie to-dAy-bafote you become inonfabie. II
IS We cufe; safe and sure. -RnotviM Rtpubh.
can NWfAW
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THE usual merchants luuGh at tho New
nOLurs House Sample Rooms daily.
Election.

A stated communication OF Wheeling
Lodge No. 8, A +. and A. NJ, was held In
the Masonic Temple Thursday evening,
June Q. The following officers we're duly
elected for the ensuing Masonic year:
Geo. Roth, ". NJ; J. a. Miller, s. W.;
W. O. King, Jr., J., W.; F. P. Jepson,
Treasurer; ". T. Derry, Secretary.
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EXCURSION TO St, Louis vi, G,,.-,
and Cincinnati, via BsItjmo,sA Z gnoIGHs
road Round tip $40 90. TicSssIsV DnDIl
days, Trains leave the b, Ia Soodt
Gay, June 80, at 9;O5 A. n, la spS' h
il;l6 p, ,'Ctty time, Tickots m Y
the B, 4 o. depot. ''' % All
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Wbman.a WIAdon,.

"she insists that II Is more Importance
that her family shall be kept In full health,
than that she should have all the fashionable
dresses and styles Of the times. Bile therefore
sees to Il, that each member Of her family 4
supplied with enough Hop BitterS, at the hfst
appearance Of any symptoms OF III health, 10
prevent a IL o., sicknes with is attendant ex.
renss; care And anxiety, All women should
eSercise theft Wisdom In this Way.-NeO Haven
Palladium, NVEGw
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Don't forget the grand Excu,;,,
Beaver, Pa, under The au.OIo1 n'ol !
Amalgated Iron and Steel Wn,Es o. 4
4th, Round trip from Bsilalre snS i. .
port, q %. Trains leave B%eIIsI ~; ;. ny
ll:00 AM. '' An "
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90 with the Panhandle excursion Ia
- Louis June Sd, Round tip only SiO;
Tickets good Tor len days. EleSant dsy
coaches run through from Wheeling 10 Si,
Louis. For particulars apply 10 l. NJ
B%eiIeyille, Agent Panhandle route, Wheel.
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CIRCUIT rARr2 -Judo, Atl,ln.

CIRCUIT COURT rARr 2-Judgc Mlrin.
The following orders were directed to BE-
entered at the session Of yesterday:
o. H. Oranmer vs.. Ann MCSxofds and
others. Leave taken to amend bill.
]. II. Robinson vs.. Day, administrator
OF Robinson. Motion To quash attachment
ovetruled. Motion 10 file answer OF adj.
minietratbr allowed.
Ed. Mclaughlin vs. Margaret Mclean.
ruled.
Mary Buch VS.. Leopold Bucb. Final
decree authorizing execution,
Adjourned until this morning at 8
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Qhr g~ntelf9suter.


Notice-A. NJ. +. Church rally.
The First OF the SsSson-Tbe Disciples
Excursion.
For Sale-stoCk oil Groceries.
Wanted-TnneFs,
Wheeling Female College Commence
ment Week,
For OinCiunall-Steamer St, Lawrence
German Student Lamps-Nesbitt 4 Bro
Nail City Lodge No. 7, A. A. Of |, anc
=. ",
Notice Public Meeting for Divine WOr'
ship.
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L,ebIE Coz Coen neet Tonic

us far superior 10 the fashionable ant
ilInsiye preparations Of bsei, wine, ant
iron, gays Professor F. W. Hunt, NJ. D.
Honorary Member Imperial Medical So
Oiety oil st Petersburg, Russia, etc., etc.
TrhRhw
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STATE FAIR NOTICE,

The second lnSlallment NJ 10 per cent n,Lhs
wv Board Of Directors Of thS Exposition MI
Fslr association, Is due and payable al M INN
oF's Office June lst. VIVA
The Board A'sO resolved to call In The rr,,uy
rev cent payable on 18th June, al The Ift1pnI !
nce. The Board mud Il absolutely bsJSv, /,
oruer 70 push the work mudly and nj, i
VaalegsouS contracts for lumber, de-, M IN
sn9uId nave the money Ia the treAiuu, TGgJs
cali and pay promptly.
lel A. REYNANN mi
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70 call and see those beautiful TURQUOISE
silks, Az eolots, at 26 cents. Tboes ali.
men dinghams, silk finish, a. 12i Can't.
a splendid assortment Of Dress GooSs
from y To l29 cents. Also CaFneiS sSd
wall Papet o. greatly reduced pfices. "AN
Nos. 2Oi9 and 2O2l Main stsssl.
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TtcEErs iot the excursion 10 Beaver,
Pc, June 4th, ere on sale at the ticket
office 0 1.-THE r., W. 4 Ky. depot, foot Of
Eleventh street, Wheeling. Office open
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FoR RENT.
GENERAL NoTIoET

EXECUT0R's NOTICE, ~PIPTs
~ Indebted to tho s,tAte VI Dr.. J,m,, uHALlR
ntoease1 are requested 10 call Al M ~ s.lS
ltIS Market street, aud mako NiIlsS.,, uta
aossnce o. the undersigned, Dr.. John n H. = =
authorised 10 receive and TsctIpt ioT M T,SultSI
ne eState. partieI having claims IgiiLy,t I "
WI present the same, duly VsII6si, ioI H,Ua e
'Ae ABOVE naned place. JOHN W, SlEbFa'
JUNE l, 1881. '1 pWtlt
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lDOa't Die In ~, Ua.--

Ask druggIsts for Enough ON D.,
clears out rats, mice, bed,buv," ' ~,
files, vermin, mats, insects. I5c' M. ,Ussa
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WASHINGTON, D. G, June ST. M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rainy, followed by clearing weather, vari.
able, shifting 10 colder northwest winds
and higher barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy, rainy
weather, ,,easlerly, shifting northwest winds,
filling, followed by rising barometer.
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The following is the report Of Health
Officer Edwards for the month OF May /:
Deaths from all cauSrs, exclusive Of prenla-
tnra aud sui hOrn"......"."..."".-......, IS
Proportion 10 1000 Of population per annum ..".i6.67
Deaths ior the same month last year. ......."",.. n
Males. ...,,............. Sc" SilWhite. ....,.,,,. a
Females ............... lIICOlOred. ............, /
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SUPREME Counr OF AprgAls- Julga Patton,
Aawaond, ,LohnuOn and Gren.


SUPREME CouRr OF APPEAts-J Judges Patton,
Hayntopd, 'Johrson and Green.
This Court met 81 10 o'clock yesterday
and dlsposed'o OF the following business:
Judge j. F. Patton presented his com
mission, which was received, and he took
bis seat on the bench. Judge johnson
was designated as President Of the Court
until further notice, and Judge Raymond
10 act % President In bis absence.
The case Of Robrecht vs.. Wharton was
continued.
The case OF Adler 4 Roedelheim Va.
Green was submitted. Argument by Nc.
KEENAN, and Russell.
The case Of Ellen Forsythe va. the city
Wheeling was continued on motion Of the
appellant.
On motion Of Mr.. Russell, Thomas D.
Houston, Esq, was admitted 10 practice
10 this Court.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning.
ClRCutr CoURr, Born PART l and 2-Judges
Boyd and Me'vin.
These Courts were engaged all day In
hearing arguments on demurrers and
motions Tor new trials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-03
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Is Il a dis0FdeFed liver civi,.
skin or costiye bowels; wbr"S You a NJ
u uo. piles y DO your tiiOsy%, i
will soon be clogged with M n, Your N,
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new mAn-nature will throw 0S u N
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-03

Forty years trial " proved aBLAoK.
gRAgeaTg The best liver medicine h
the world.
Fos ale Oy Logan 4 q,
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WE desire to close out a Job lot
of Mems Rohalr listers, MOhalr and
Black Alpaca Coats at prices rang
ing from SOC, 75C and $500. They
are great bargains.
D. GUR0LING & CO.,
Star CIOthlsrs, So Twelfth st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-03

ATTENTION is called to ,ba
meIt o. Q, Behrens, offering W ts'lrl
stock oil fancy groceries ior al va eaS