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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-21
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL,
Points About People at Home and

Points About People At Home and
Abroad.
Captain Devries Is home from trip to
Washington.
Charles fancy, Of the Clarksburg Ntrs,
Ia in the city.
Gen. l. H. Duval returned yesterday
from the Third district. 80.
s. R. johnson, Master OF Road Of the
B. & o. R. r., Is in the city.
Rev. ]. Linn Reid, OF Independence,
Pa, was In the city yesterday.
]. Q. Baker, Esq, OF the Auditors
Office, 10 laid up with neuralgia.
Mrs. James Reed and Miss Ella Friend
leave next Tuesday for Cincinnati.
Miss Belle Mccoy Is now the guest oil
Miss Name Woods, at Elm Grove.
]. L. Mccarthy, travelling agent Of the
Wabash system, was in the city yesterday!
Joseph Bodley, Esq, returned yesterday
from an extended trip through the East
ern cities.
Mrs. Sam Norton and Miss Annie
Chspline returned yesterday from q visit
to Cincinnati.
DR.. II. W. Brock, Of Morgantown, who
has been In the city for q day or two, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Halter, q special agent Of
the mining bureau Of the census depart.
ment OF the United States Government,
Is In the city, gathering information In re-
gard TO the coal mining resources and sta.
tistiCs Of this region.
On the inside pages Of this issue are
printed several toasts offered ct the ban
quet given to the visiting physicians here.
We regret that lack Of space crowded out
two or three, and among them that Of Dr..
R. 8. Harvey, Of this city TO "0ur Guests,
which was one OF the happiest worded
and most ielicltous responses OF the even.
Ing,
The funeral Of the late Bernard Higgins
took place yesterday afternoon from bis
residence on EofF street, at 4 o'clock, the
remains being inferred at Mt. Wood. The
services were held earlier in the afternoon,
and the funeral was private. The minist.
ers officiating were Rev. Mr.. Thompson,
Of the DesCiples church, and the Rev.
Smith, Of Holidays Cove. The pail
bearers were Samuel Adams, W. P. Adams,
George Irvine, Alex. Morrison, s. O. A.
Hamilton and Luther Rice. The deceaa.
ed was one Of our Oldest and most esti.
mable citizens. He was for many years
an employe in the saddlery establish.
ment Of John Knote, along with his
brother Robert, who died some years ago.
These two brothers were together In bust.
ners during the war, and Wheeling never
had two more exemplary citizens. They
died leaving 10 their families that which
Is better than great riches, the inheritance
Of an unblemished reputation.
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THE OF. LAWRlACEExGURsIOH.
a Pleasant Trip aRd iiS Pleasant TsFml-
nAtlan YNaleRdAI.

Capt List, Of ths st. Lawrence, has made
himself and his boat exceedingly popular
in this city on account Of his annual or.
Cursions to Cincinnati, and especially the
May excursions. Hundreds Of people
from this city, steubsnyille and surround,
ing towns anticipate the week Of enjoy
ment and amusement this trip affords
them with much pleasure and delighEand
staterooms are In demand for weeks In
advance, This year, as usual, there was q
large crowd aboard, and as usual the Off
GERS. exerted themselves 70 make their
guests comfortable and happy, and how
well they succeeded ia evidenced by what
follows,
At Cincinnati the excursionists were in
port about twenty-four hours, and these
we're spent in taking in the hilltops, the
trans Rhine regions and various other
points Of interest which abound in Gin
cinnah. The trip back was delightfully."-
spent in dancing and other amusements,
and on Thursday nightan immense phAn'
tom party took pace in the cabin, in
which every passenger aboard took part,
At Moundsville yesterday the boat laid up
and the passengers marched in body TO
the Penttentisry, where Superintendent
West took them around the institution.
A delightful picnic was also held Of
grove near Moundsville, At BellAire the
boat again tied up in order 10 allow the
passengers TO visit the LOAN" after
which the boat came up to this city, ar
irving here about hAli.pAst Ave,
After tes Hon. Benz. Fisher In behalf oil
the guests called out CaptUln List, and in
an extremely graceful little speech, In
which he reCited the many little bits Of
kindness and attention that he had shown
his passengers on the trip, and In conclu'
sion presented him with q magnificent
easy chair, together with two beautiful
tides. Captain List, taken completely by
surprise was, OF course, very much en-
barrassed, but briefly thanked his friends,
The following named ladies and gentle
men contributed TO the purchase Of the
chair: Miss CLARK, Miss Chapline, Mr.,
Wright, Mas Ida Drake, Mr.. McMeChen,
Mr.. B. Fisher, Mr.. Mopg, Al. Glass, Mr.,
Gill, Miss McMechen, Mrs, Heinlein, Mr.,
F. q. Robinson, Miss Mary DiCkey, Mrs,
Sam Norton, Mrs, B, Fisher, Miss Garter,
Miss Mollie and Ida Frew, Misa Smith
Mrs. Nathan, Mrs. W, s. Brady, Misl
Means, Mrs, O. NJ. Rhodes, Mr.. Roberts
Miss MCMechen, and Mr.. s, Adams.
A resolution OF thanks was also voted
the officers and crew on account Of theil
kind treatment and gentlemanly conduct
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and shoes, He makes q specially Of
Walkers famous make Of boots, and he
has 0 complete line Of these on exhibition.
BE has had some demand for his goods at
the booth, and has built up quite a little
retail business. His store ct Bridgeport
is in 0glsbAY's new block, and Of Bellaire
in the new First National Bank Building,
AT both places he has an excellent retail
trade, and also does q jobbing business
In Walkers goods he does large busi-
ness at lower prices than any other iobber
in the country. He Is taking ordeEa now
for the fall trade at his booth, and quite q
number Of country merchants have em'
bTaced the opportunity 10 attend TO bust
ness and pleasure ct once.
An interesting relic RhoWn the reporter
was q tiny gold watch, upwards OF a century
old, which Is the property Of one Of the
descendants OF Ms1. Sam Mccullough, the
famous pioneer OF this vicinity. Thsisin
the case Of
MI MARSH,
the entsTp:iaing young jsvsler Of Thirty
second street, Bellaire. He also shows q
case Of vases, silver.ware, goId,headed
canes, and delicate productions Of the Jew
slsr's art, which will cause the passsr to
linger long and gaze upon the Hastily ar
ranged display,
One OF the most elaborate aud attrac.
tive exhibits, perhaps, take It all in all,
the most interesting exhibit made by any
firm in the building, is that Of
CT. LUCAS,
the Wheeling music dealer. He has in
his booth, which occupies q posi-
ton In a prominent part oithe main door
facing the entrance, q selection from hil
large and unsurpassed stock, which illus
trates the resources OF the establishment
very well. He has some superb piano
tortes and organs, and almost every va
riety OF musical instruments known 10 thu
age, including an elegant large harp, The
walls Of the booth are covereC
with sheet-music, and this Il
sold To visitors to the expo
sition. A number oil Mr.. Lucas's Wheel
ing friends Of musical talent make his de
pGrtmsnt their headquarters while OF thu
Loan and furnish instrumental and vocR
music almost constantly, 80 that the booth
Ia always the centre OF an admiring anC
delighted crowd. Much OF the success
and pleasure oil the exhibition must b
RsCribed to Mr., Lucas.
AS we said in the beginning, there ap
pears to be daily additions to the display
and the INTRLLIGEEcRR will try to keep ii
readers posted aA TO each new acquisition
TO the attractions OF the affair.
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RIVER NOES.

The river marks last night showed Q
feet inch and falling.
The Bachelor leaves f1r Pittsburgh this
morning.
The Hudson, up from Cincinnati 10
Pittsburgh, will pass this forenoon.
The So Lawrence for Cincinnati leaves
at 3P. NJ
The Granite State from Pittsburgh TO
81, Louis passes down today,
The Courier leaves for Parkersbufg 10.
day at 1880 A. ~, and the Welcome Tor
Matamotas at 2.S0P.M.
The Scotia passed down 10 Cincinnati
With an excursion party on board yestef.
day.
ptrrsBuRaH, May 2O.-River four feet
and rising. Weather pleasant.
CAIRO, May 20I@Arfived, Gold Dust,
from ~ Louis. Departed, CHARLES Brown,
Io6isvfLhR, May 2O.-RiYet 0 feet I
inches and falling, canal business fair;
weather clear and warm.
CtNciNNArt, May 20.-Rivet 10 feet 4
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant Departed, Andes, for Wheeling;
Baum, for Memphis; Tatum, iof 81. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, IED, May 20.-AtfiVed.
Jamee Guthrie and Ben franklin. De.
parted: Cons Miller, for Memphis; Dex.
Ter, Cairo; Guthrie, Louisville; franklin,
Cincinnati. River Twelve feet and falling.
Weather clear aud warm.
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CSC. Pork firm at tls 6Oal8 rs. Lard strong
and higher $40 90. Bulk meatI stronger:
shoulders IS sax; clear rib IS IS. Bacon De.
mand LAlr and market firm shoulders S. say;
clear RIB IS %; clear 50 say, Whisky steady
at u o. Butter easier, but not quoAbly
lower.
oHlrAso, May2o-Ths DroVaH Journal re-
ports:
Hos-Rscelpts 10, 900 head: Shipmeuta 1900
head. Market strong, active, 90 higher; quality
very good closed steadyi all sold; common
TO good mixed packing and shiping IS 70a8 co;
good to choice pacEilg and shipping s. lOa
9 ~ bacon - S5a8 Ooi common TO fair Light
Cattls-Recelpta s, 800 head; shipments 4, 100
head. Good native fat 100 higher: exports
Sc 20A6 6Oi fair 70 good shipping IS A0a5 90 ;
distilleTy cattle fairly active and firm at IS 40
as IS; butchers plenty and slow at 81 26a5 co /;
oxen 81 00a5 80; fair to good corn fed 81 6Oa
90; stoGkers better In fGiF demand and
strong common to fair s. 60A4 20 good TO
choice 81 6Oa52O.
sheep-Eeceipts l,OOOhead; shipments $50
head, Market In brisk demand; common to
mixed Shorn $ 70al 90; good IS 10; common
to choice wooded IS OOa6 -.
ToLEpo, May 2O.-Wheat firm, closing
easier; No, white Michigan 81 AK; No, 2
red Wabash, spot 81 l6Ii; May 81 l64; June
81 Az; July 81 l0M; August 81 05K; year
81 05; No, 8 red 81 llA; No. 2 Dayton and
Michigan red 81 l6k; rejected 81 02h, Corn
steady high mixed 40kc, No 2 spot and
May 49kc; June 46Xc; July 47c; rejected
47kci damaged SOC. Oats Rrmi No. 2, 4SJic.
NEw oRLEAEs, May 2O.-Cotton steady
middling l0kc; low middling exc good
ordinary SIC Net receipts l,260 bales gross
800 bales; exports TO the continent 2l5
bales; sales q, TOO bales; stock 1871, $50 bales
OINCINHATI, May 2O.-HoGa-S com.
mon and light 81 60A8 90; packing and
butchers s. l6a8 80. Receipts 1890 head
shipments 1000 head.
AETwERP, May 20. - PETRoLEUN-Rshned
TEXT
L1vrnrnnL. Nay o0-prrpnLrnu-RNAarln
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Yesterday afternoon shortly after four
o'clock, as Andrew Coss, coal miner, was
walking along the track OF the G., T. V. 4
W. r. R., he was struck by the engine Of
the express train going west and almost
instantly killed. The entire train passed
over him, mangling him ieariullY and
crushing him into an unacceptable
mass OF bleeding flesh. The place where
The accident occurred was about three
miles west OF Bridgeport, where sharp
curve occurs, and the engineer Of the
train on this account did mot see CosB In
time to check the speed Of his engine.
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NEW YoRK, May co. Cotton steady at
10 ll.l0a1e 16.i6o; futures irregular, closing
firm. Flour firm receipts II 600 barrels; ex.
ports 1900 barrels; supertine State and west.
ern ~ O0a4 So; common TO good extra "a goa
on; good to choice % 10A8 rs; white wheat
extra % 0Oa6 90; extra Ohio "a 85aO 10; st.
Louis "a 90a6 76i Minnesota patent 90 26a
3 co. Wheat opened Nahe better, closed
heavy; receipts 22O, 900 bushels exports o..
waukee 81 2la1 2lX: ungraded red 81 l6a
1 2S; No. 8 do 81 221al 2S; No. 9 do 81 25ka
1 28H; No. 1 do 81 80; mixed winter 81 28a
23X ungraded white 81 2lal %; No. 2 do
81 2Si No. / do, sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 22If
al Ax steamer do 81 coal 81 No. 2 red May,
sales 10000 bushels, at 81 2l5Ea1 25Ii; June,
sale 1880 bushels, at 81 221Sal 23K; July,
sales 10000 bushels, at 81 l9Xat 20K; Au.
gust, sales 10000 bushelV, at 81 l61Sa1 lex.
Corn opened shade better, closed heavy (;
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports $4,000
bushels; hot and unsnund S6A5lc |;
ungraded 6la5So; No. do 61Ha5ONc;
steamer 66I<a60 W; No. Q, 681Sab7 "; No. 2
red elevator 67ko; No. Q white 62Ko; No. 2
May 66Ka671Gc; Junes56 <R65kc; July;b69Ga
65Xc; August 66Ha66ISc. Oats less active /;
receipts 10000 bushels western mixed G3Ka
400 white western 46a53c. Hay steady with
fair demand. Hops quiet and unchanged.
Coffee dull and unchanged. Sugar nrmer
quoted at 7a7Mo. Molasses quiet and firm
Rice quiet and steady Petroleum quiet and
firm United s9Kc; crude 89Ga7Kc; refined
So. Tallow 0Xa8 0.l6c. Resin firm and I'M.
changed. Turpentine easier at $40. Eggs
strong aud higher at l3Hal4c. Pork stronger
and moderately active old mess tl5 76al0 0O
new $i7 90. Beef, demand fair and market
firm, Cut meats nomlnally unchanged. ard
firm prime steam $ll l0all ID. Butter, de.
mand fair and market firm at 10a26c. Cheese
dultand weak at31iO0Kc.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2o.-Flour In fair
oot * Louis fancy e Isl Minnesota a f patent SHt
50 76a7 80. Rye flour steady at 10 90.
Wheat quiet: No. 2 red elevator 81 24X;
No 2fed May 81 249tai 26; June 81 2iEa
/ 22i July 81 l7jia1 TX; August 81 16ka
16h Corn In fair demand; sail mixed
and track $50; steamer and track OOI<a0lc; re.
jected on track Goo sail mixed May 60a6Dkc;
June b8IRb02 zc /; July 66Na6Oc; August 66Ta
68sSc. Oats firm; No. white SOC; No. 8 do
5SNa5lc; mixed 63XC. Provisions hrmer;
mess beef Sl8 90; prime mess psrk $l7 30,
smoked hams $ll 00al2 90. Lard, prime
steam 81 l0alt 10; kettle 81 5Oai1 rs.
Butter, choice grades sold up; Others dull
creamery 22a27o; New York and Bradford
countyS Pa, extra 2la26o; dairy i0a92c.
Eggs higher at lsai3Hc. Cheese steady
creamery 1lfo. Petroleum firm Of 7Xc.
Whisky steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO. May 20.-Flour quiet and uu.
hanged. Wheat unsettled, but generally
higher; No. 2 red Chicago spring 81 0ja
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BAhiMoRs, May 20.-F1out firm and &C.
tive. Wheat western higher and fifmi win.
TERED spot 81 2eliat 2eiE; Nay q 251<al a6Ii;
June d 29Hal m July 81 17HaI TX
and sleadyi mixed spot 600 May Coz asked ,
June b0A6gNoi July 81 Ha6iNc, 0ats, west.
ern white 60a6lc mixed l9aSOC; Pehnsyivahla
60kc. Rye nominal at 81 TO-. Hay quiet |;
prime 10 choice Pennsylvania s2i G0a96 90.
Provisions firm with faif jobbing trade de-.
mahd; mess pork, old tiT 90; new SlS OO;
bulk meats, packed 90 60a9 %; bacon, sh1nl.
der5 81 ISL clear rib sides $40 90; hams $ii 90
ai2 co. Lard, refined i0c. Butter quiet |;
prime 10 choice western 10ai5o; fresh grass IS
age. Eggs firm at l9alSo. Petroleum nom.
inal; refined 79zc Coffee dull; Rio cAfEoes
8 4a10jfo. Sugar strong; A slft 9No. Whisky
dull al 81 09aI t0N.
otSaSSA4t, May 0o-Colton fltm,r Al
i0Ko. Flour heayyj family a S6a5 10
fancy IS 8Oa8 co. Wheat strong; No. 2 red
winter 81 iial 10. Corn strong and higher
No. 2 mixed lsc, 0ats strongt No. 2 mixed
l0jfc. Rye In fair demandi No. q Si 90.
Bailey dull and nominal; No, 8 spring GA
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A PATHETIO LETTER,
Who Ia the OuteAst Daughter, and why
IL she One3 ...


abheO ne3 .|.
A number Of days ago letter was sent
out from this city addressed to Theodore
Dunham, II Seneca street, Cleveland, o.
The proper person addressed could not be
found but the letter was opened by mistake.
II was such O pathetic one; 90 Rlled TO
overlooking with expressions Of grief and
sgony 80 pitiful in its appeals for pardon
Tor Gins committed, that the postal au.
thorities returned the letter here and ad
viGed thatth author, ilshe could be found,
be notified that It did not reach its destina.
ton. The letter assigned, "Your despair.
Ing and outCast daughter, Ella" Is II
Ella Durham or Ella somebody else2
Whoever 1t may be, the letter awaits q
claimant, and any one who could read the
,splstle would certainly wish that the
srring one could not only be forgiven, but
restored to her fathers arms. The writer
can get the letter by applying to Post
master Sterling.
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HsW York Money and Stoke.

NEW YoRk, Nay 90-MoHEY-Sa4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Aa4k percent stsrl.
ing exchange, bankers bills weak at a 81,
demand 81 49,
GOVERNMENT BoEDs-steaay fer fOur.and.a-
halls and fouIs, and hax per cent higher
Tor skies and fyes,
gaiiia stats g q lSal,
neN tVl
nss koaf and hAI, oouponA'
5sl toai
FadAa 4 Of lo, ...-.,,...,,, ,.,,,,
RAILROAD BoHDs-Fairly active.
= STATE BoHDs-Ac.ive, weak and lower for
TenAeSeeS,
1'aosIl con'ols SSif3.s '''r 80
y, Jo..pss.'''"'.-''n? Virginia eousolt *
Do naE,,''''',,,,''..'''.,. 60kl 'oa'd
srocKs-The market open, d strong and ka2
per cent higher, the latter for Ohio & Missis.
sippi preferred. In the early dealings there
was o reaction OF 6al per cent, but before the
tiist board speculation assumed u strong tone,
and sn advance Of Ns3H per cent was re-
corded, Louisiana & Missouri River, Canada
Southern, Northwestern, Michigan Central,
Central Pacific and Hannibal & st, Joseph
leading the upward movement This vas FOL.
lowed by reaction OF HA2 per cent, the lat
ter In Northern Pacific, but during the after.
noon speculation became firm and prices con-
tinued TO advance to the close OF business,
when the improvement ranged from y to tx
per cent, Kansas 4 Texas, Ohio Central, Han
nibal & St. Joseph and Pacific Mail kading
therein.
The Commercial Bulletin says that The large
and increasing exports Of American securities
to Europe has disposed Of the rates for for
eiHn exchange, and lending drawers Of ster-
ling to-day twice reduced their posted rates,
which was followed by propOrtiOnate de,
cline in actual rates, Money here is very
easy 1t was not known at the close OF bust
ness how many SIX per cent bonds remain un-
extended to be paid by the Treasury, but II
seems safe TO calculate on at least $1,000, COO
cash coming out OF the Treasury on this nc.
count In addition 10 $76, O00, 900 TO come out
later in the year for registered fves, and what.
ever amount proves " be needed on $4,000 i
900 Of coupon 6yes, the privilege To extend
which at 81 per o. MT runs until July LIST.
The extensions OF registered five per cents
at 3k per cent continue TO pour In rapidly,
and 1t now looks as II the entire $3.50, 900, OOC
OF this class OF bonds. which can,be continued
will all be extended before the middle OF next
week. The three.Rud.a.half per cent bonds,
or "Windom's," as they are called, were
strong to-day at l0SA, and the strongest oil
all bOnds,were tiyes and skies, with which 81
per cents could be obtained.
Transactions $40 900 GhaIes.
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Slight pain ID the side, the skin and
eyes assume thick yellow coat, digestion
is impaired, an unpleasant sinking sensa
ton o. the pit Of the stomach is expert.
enCed, the bowls are irregular, the mind
ifellul, the memory Weakened, sometimes
9 alight cough, coldness Of the hands and
feet, sometimes loss Of appetite and at
others unnatural craving fof food ,diSzlhess
oil the head, depressed spirits, feeling Of
uncertainty, Of having left something On.
done, but can't tell what II Ia. Take Sim.
mons Liver Regulator, II will remove M
unpleasant ceilings and make you we'll
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WASHINGTON, D. O., May 2l.-1 A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, gener-
ally warmer, fair weather, except In the
western portions local rains, variable
winds. mostly from the east to the south,
rising followed by falling barometer. ..
For the Lower Lakes, generally fair
weather; slight rise In the temperature,
winds generally from the southeast to
the southwest, In the eastern portions tis'
ing followed by falling barometer.
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Take NStice-Plttsburgh Real Estate
Agents.
Opera House-LawrenCe Barrett.
For salo-ResidUnCe.
Pianos for Rent-F. W. Banner.
Funeral Notice,
Lincoln Club.
LosL-BreaBlpin
Tell Your FrIends-0ehm 4 %.
Mrs. Knox Fluting MaChines-Nesbitt
& Bro.
Dr.. W. H. Thompson. ~.
Fellows' Compound Syrup OF Hypophos-
phltes,
Rawley Springs.
List oil Letters.
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This court met at O'Clock and dis.
posed Of the following busineSsi
In the case OF the Stale for use OF John
Woods Va. N. thinner the jury failed to
agree and were discharged.
The poitd Of Commissioners oil Ohio
county vs. Aaron Kelley, Margaret Jane
and John Marllng. PtoCstd nJs 10 con.
denim land for public road. Ordered
that the application be doCketed and that
the beating oil same be set for June lst,
1881, at 8 o'clock A. ~, and notice thereof
be given TO said defendants according TO
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MsRsrs. John r. 4 A. Murdoch, the well
known florists Of Pittsburgh, offer at
wholesale and retail an immense stock OF
the choicest and best grown tea and
monthly roses, verbenas, pARsies, hello.
trope, collins, tube roses, feveriew, petu.
MAS, glRdiolus, dahliSs, etc, They also
make o specially Of furnishing fine flowers
and smilax for. weddings, funerals and
other occasions. Prompt attention given
to- kilograms. They have no agency In
Wheeling, 80 all orders should be ad-
dressed TO No. liz Smith6eld street, Pitts.
burgh, Pa, 10 2l.23 25.27E
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rae HUMAN HAIR,


Many persons abuse this delicate and
beautiful ornament by burning 1t with
alcoholic trdShtS and plastering It with grease,
which has no affinity for the skin, and ID
not absorbed. BuRNETT's COCAINE, a
compound Of Cocoanut Oil, ETC., Is unrl-
vailed as a dressing for the harris readl.
" absorbed, and 10 peculiarly adapted TO
its various conditions, preventing It's fall.
ing of and promoting its healthy growth.
Housekeepers should insist upon OBJ.
tanning BuRNErT's FLAyoRiNa EXTRACTS,
for hey are The best.
For sale BY Logan & Co.,, Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. TrhE4w
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TuR secret Of recruiting the vital prln.
clpls ia discovered In TUFTS Pills, In
liver affections, dizziness, headache, cos.
tiveness, dyspepsia, levers OF all kinds,
dysentery, aatulence, heartburn, eruptions
OF the spin, nervousness, bilious collie, loss
ofsppetite, and all troubles Of the bowels
their curative effects are marvellous.
They are truly the Sttlcted's iriend,i
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THE usual merchants lunch at tho New
hCLurs House Sample Rooms daily.


The following deeds in fee were admit.
ted to record in the Recorders Office
yesterday:
Deed made May 10, by Laura MCCracken
10 the city OF Wheeling, for lot on Zane
street, Island, for S775.
Deed made April lst, 1881, by Ruth
3. Frazier, Of Kansas, 10 George +. Bis.
son, for AZ acres and 724 poles in Ohio
county, for $3.50.
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On and alter Sunday, May 2G, trains will
leave Wheeling, going east, as follows,
wheeling time: Cumberland aCCommodA.
ton, daily except Sunday, al 0;b6 NM
last line, daily, at $3.50 A, MI express,
daily, 5;i5P n Grafton accommodation,
daily, al 8;l0P NJ, making close connec.
iions at Grafton for PAfkersburgh and the
west. Going west, local express, daily, ct
g.O5 A. NJ last express, daily, l;s0 P NJ;
Zanesville accommodation, daily. except
Sunday, al 1866 r. N night express, daily,
al HIS r. NJ trains for Washington
pa leave at 6:25 a. NJ l:4OP.M, and $40
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