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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-31
RIVER NEMN.
Paragraphs Concerning what steam.
1teats are ID0inR.

Paragraphs Concerning what steam.
beats are Doing.
The Ed Hobbs passed down yesterday with
tow Of coal,
The Return has dropped down 10 the lower
cnd OF thelevee.
The Fred Wilson No. 2, Ben Wood and Ella
Layman passed up yesterday with enipties.
The river during the past twenty.iouf hours
has fallen abOlt a foot The marks last eve
ming indicated "a feet inches.
The Emma Graham passed this point
Thursday night, having made the run from
Pittsburgh In six hours. She was doing her
best 10 make up for lost time.
The Sidney arrived OF late hour lastniEht,
and will leave this afternoon for Cincinnati.
Captain List is In command and Charlie List
smiles from the office. This boat possesses
superior freight and passenger accommoda.
items.
PI11sBuRoH, December 20. River 10 feet 9
inches, and rising Showing The Scotia
arrived at 2. 4. NJ, and leaves at 6EM
-ASA
rtnMSu ont Tor the next thirty DAYS lot
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VIZ will sell Homemade Wool Blankets
cheaper than the wool can be bought by the
pound, q 90 will buy nm All Wool Home.
made Twelye.iourths Pair White Blankets,
al I.arkin's Peoples Dry Goods House, II %
and 10 west side Main street.
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Headquarters for cheap Dry Goods, Notions,
Carpets, Wall Paper, CloakS, shawls, &C., 10,
at exceedingly low prices for cash. to close
out all heavy winter goods as speedily as pos.
sible. Call soOn Nos. 20lO and 202i Main
street. one square below the stone bridge.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


c. q, Johnson, New York. Fred slayun, Dakota.
A. L. Castor, city. l. PhilliN, Huntington.
]. Y. Carney ,Pnrkctsbnrg Lewis Stone, KngWOut
a. tIramlet, Cumberland, Sam severn, Pittsburgh
H. H. Thornley,, Newport j. H. He'll, Cameron.
II, L. Miller Pittsburgh. r. Ravenchil, Colorado
|. i. Lewis, Wellsburi. ]. Il Sweeney city.
W. g. Mitchell Columbus r. Mccormack, Greene CO
A, blanchard, Cleveland W. Finley, Baltimore
Henry spiles Baltimore, X. Porter, N. Cumberland
j, q, JatnisOh, Cadll II. N. Mccormick, Calil
s. H. Hume, Cumberland.
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FOR SALE.

E0R SALE BUGGIES, PHAETONS,
IL and Wagons Now Is the time for bargains,
Also fine Dnlil llOFCs for aIle. J. ". FERREl. i /,
Cor Main and Twentieth streets nHl0
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Ghe G,rtetigencer


New Year Cards.
CookOlene--H. r. BChrcns.
Tonight at the Opera House.
Blank BoOks-Joseph Graves,
Dissolution.
Commonwealth Distribution Company.
Academy Of Music for Rent.
list OfLetters,
Business College,. W, Frasher & Co.
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MoQuOtto, Velvet, Tapestry,
Smyrna, and Rugs in great va
riety,
Velvet and Tapestry Sofa Rugt
Rubber and Oil Cloth Mats.
sheepskin Mats.
Specialize Close:.
Lot OF CrUnI Cloths.
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LOGAN TRIBE No. /, l. 0. n, NJ, last night
elected the following officers; Sdchem, Carl
Steinman; S. s., Henry Brandfass; Secretary
O.. W. Myer; Treasurer John Schneider,
After the election, the contest for the over
cont presented to the lodge by Mr. SalingeI
was decided. Michael Stein and Fred Nim'
norman were tho contestants, and Mr.. Zim-
norman was successful; $l2725 was the
amount realized.
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c,roCKHotDtRs' MEETING.
Apple DumpilnE4 ttloIted or steame,il

Hpp.e N"P"h' N''"'.SN VI "te"I''ul'
Take one quart Of flour having mixed In II
one measure HAMMER baking Powder and
one-half teaspoonlul salt rub In two table
spOOhfuls cold shortening make a soft dough
with milk or winter; take a dozen sour apples,
pare and core them, chop up, aud after roll.
Ing out your dough make into dumplings.
place In pot and boil, or II you prefer them
steamed, place them In a steamer ON top Of
kettle Of boiling water; steam until the apples
are quite soft eat with sauce or cream.
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Eoe.Noe and Tom and JerfyaLL schwalb's
First National Saloon to-day. .

Din you get you'll Christmas giii for your
iriehd7 II not, get them New Years gift
You can now buy nh article for bOc that
would have cost 100 Closing out all fancy
and be satisfied, at Larkin's Peoples Dry
Goods House, 100 aud 49, west side Main 81.
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On Monday, January I'd, 1889, ono delivery
will be made by tho carriers ats Am
Two collections Of mail matter from all
boxes at 8 A. ~, and 3 I'm
Office hours will he from $50 to 10 AN.
IL SfERMNO. I. M.
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cry CLERK Is OFFICE,

WHEkLINUl W. Van TIttVWNVT % IAI, J
NOTICEOF REDEMPTION OF FIFTH
IN WARD MARKET CERTIFICATES,
The city VI Wheeling hereby gives notice that tho
Council u said city has determined To redeem the
certificates issued under the ordinance Of said city
entitled AN Ordinance III relation 10 the Fiiih
WSTd Warket lio,lse carIiGeates." mo owners n
nd certificates Hre hereby notified that the SAME
wlllho paid Wlthunt Interest by said city upon pre-
kenntlGn thCpOiiOr redemption ut tho Exchange
bank Of Wheeling Ut any time after the TWENTY.
lIlIRp DAY OF DlliEABElt, 1851, and that lAll
city will take possession nndr Ontr1 Of aAd market
on tho SECOND DAY OF JANUARY, 1852.
FItA9K BOA ElIS,
drg3A8l City Clerk.
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Tile extensive tanncry now owned by ]. G.
Hoffman & Son, south OF the creek, has more
than doubled It's capacity since the MeSrs.
Hoffman purchased II Of the firm OF Berger
& Hoffman, who formerly operated II. Last
year they did business OF about $3C0,0OO.
This year 1t will scarcely reach TINT sum on
account Of decreased prices although the
number ofsides Of leather produced has been
larger The leathergoesall over the country,
and Messrs II. & Son report the outlook for
business US encouraging IN every respect,
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IT is with sincere regret that announce
ment is made Of the death Of Mrs Frank
Brues, OF the Sixth ward, which occurred
very suddenly yesterday. Her husband Is
book keeper for Q. w seabright, and has the
sympathy Of large number. lie bud been
married but short time and this blow that
breaks UP happy home is heavy one.
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MATTINGS.

India and Rattan Mattings fol
Offices and Public Buildings,
Cocoa Mattings in all grades
China Mattings OF every quality
from 22H cents per yard up u
the finest Lintan.
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WANTED-F0RTY MEN AND BOYS
w 10 make Nail Kegs. No skilled labor re-
quTcd eau learn the business In four weeks, and
Canearn irnm two to three dollars per day. stead
work. FlnI come mat employed WILSON &
DuNLEvY, Reg Factory, foot Of Sixth street,
NNhn..llnn nhol
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NEW COOLEST NEW GOODSI at MIL.
LER & FRANzIIEINrS, the Jewellers,
1900 Market Street.
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All report that they have had good year.
Wheeling stoves are IN growing demand, and
those who are familiar with this industry
here see in II great possibilities for the future.
Indeed, We doubt II there can DO found a
branch Of manufacturing business carried on
TO any great extent III Wheeling that has not
had prosperous year or Will at least close
the year III n satisfactory condition.
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Good IN octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but a short time, will be sold ~ 4
great bargain. Call and examine Of Lucas
Music Store, llI2 Main street.
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FOR thirty days l will sell Boots and
Shoes cheaper than ever to reduce stock.
]. 4. STONE.
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You will find the best Wool Lap Robe in
Wheeling, for q 90, at Larkin's Peoples Dry
Goods House, 1l00and 10, west side Main 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-31

THE usual merchants lunch at The New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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CnRIs. MATHEWS, who was formerlya boiler
In the LalIelle mill, died last Wednesday at
his home In IrOntOn. Since he removed to
that place he has become one Of the towns
prominent men, having twice been elected
IS MAYOr
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cnrncn cILAT.
Programme Of Wor.hip Everywhere Ou


international Sunday School lesson sub
ieet; The Beginning OF the Gospel," Mark
l, LIS,
Mr.. G. W. Baggs will address the Gospel
Temperance Meeting to be held at Parker
Hall at $3.50,
There will no services at the Reformed
Episcopal church tomorrow, owing to the
illness OF Rev. Mr., Curtis Sunday school
at the usual hour, DAN.
There will be preaching ut the Disciples
Church as usual tomorrow by Rev. w. Is.
Thompson, the pastor, at II a. N. and =, N,
Sunday School ut l0AN.
Services ut the English Lutheran Church ut
1880 a. NJ. and 7 =. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. L,
II. Dornblaser. Sunday School ut . =. NJ,
when the past years reports will be read and
the newly elected officers begin their duties.
Fourth Street NJ, Z. Church.-lO;SO a. N.
Communion =. N. Rev, d. w, Ryan, Pre-
siding Elder. Special services every day al
and 1880 p N, during the Week Of Prayer
Love feast tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock
Services in the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. The pastor, Rev, d. A, Cunning
ham, d. d., will preach ut 1890 4, N. and NJ
7PM, The week of prayer will be observed
in this church, services every evening mex
| week Ut I;3O O'Clock.
Simpson NJ. L. Church, Moundsyille. spe
Cial services on New Years day ut 10 A, "
Congregational reunion and communion ser
vice ut $50 p. NJ General praise meeting
A good musical programme Is is preparation
for all the above services, under the direction
Of the choir,
Preaching to morrow morning aud even
ing ut the First Baptist church, corner o
Twelfth and Byron streets, by the pastor
Rev. ], b. Milford, at lO;S0-"A New BE
ginning.n At7P. NJ, 'Phe Dangers OF De
lay" After the evening sermon, u halt-hon
praise and prayer meeting. Strangers viii
be welcome.
At the Chapllnc Street NJ. Z, Church tn
services Of the first quarterly meeting will b,
conducted by Roy, j. ". Ryan, r. Il, an,
the pastOF. Preaching this evening Mt 7:SI
row. Sacrament Of the Lords Supper afte
the evening sermon,
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last evening the Germunih Singing Society
,,,,,S a cnncrrf aud hntt In IA hail nj thn Cnr.
gsS, ~ MIMI and fonrteenth streets I'M,
was rod letter ball in the history Of the
club. There was large and elegant crowd
present, and lilo VeruiCtOt all was mat II WINS
one of the best assemblies ever gwen ny the
Society. Tho concert programme WIS ~
follows:
Overture MNyers' Orchestra
4 Tales Of OliCn TiincS,"..............,Ce rlnnna
Q, Charcoal Mau.". .,...".". TrowbridgC
- MIS- Il. s'9 9 v..,.,u,, pto,,
e.;IS fit and Frl,m S' "''u MUM
Palm SolIe .toselry
Prof Il, stAh
., What Have Donc to You 2"".!,..Y, "Germnnla
z a.. + sIIii FreHy rtimro'O
s-n,cr,oue "~ :" 't CoiSo in ,be s,,, N,cb,
MSsS steniiel. RGinhGFi. schnep IiildeUrani
o. only to See iier Face Again
Prof. Il sIahl, ,,.,.
TO- The VooPers'
v''"'",,"
After we concert We ~, iloor was cleared anu
the gay tnFolg danced VIC hours away 10 inc
music Of Mayer orchestra; ,, 4,
the 'GOOpeTs Chorus, from 'BocGacclO,
B sung Dy lllp cruz was success, and merit,
cd ihe DlR applause u received. froi. sta ~,
and. wife came III Tor their iull share OF the
.shpllAnsc. Tue uernahh KNOWS now 70 gel
up balls, as was proven last night
- :. So -
Tie Health heCord OF th0 Clty for 1881.
We are indebted to Dr.. Edwards, City
tiealtb Officer, for the following items from
6Is Forthcoming mortality statistics for iie
inst wear 1lis figures nro no 10 and includ.
ing December SOi6
The total deaths for the wear arc GG3. or
90 70 per cert IN LOCO popuiation. ns against
mo deaths or 10 - nor cent, In igs0.
Tho brominCnt causes Of death for the pasl
venr bnye been Diartlmal diseases Of In.
ients. tynhoid fever and liphtherin, nll tlreC
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FOR NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
Illayo few pairs of fine handmade
Slippers left which will close out at cost.
J.T. STONE, 114O Main 81.
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GLASS,

Next in importance 10 the iron industries
in Wheeling and the neighboring manuiaC-
turing towns, the manufacture Of glass has
long been reck0ned, and the wares OF this
material produced here are scarcely less fa-
nous abroad than our iron product. Con-
sequently the condition OF the glass trade ut
any time Is fairly reliable indication Of the
prosperity of the community at large, at
least to u material degree. Reporters called
on Thursday and yesterday at Hobbs, BrOC-
kuniGr 4 Co.'S South Wheeling Glass Works,
and also ut the Central Glass Works in East
Wheeling Both report tho volume Of bust
ness smaller, or at least no larger, apparent
ly, than in the previous year, This how
ever, is only apparent, and Is owing to the
material decrease In the price OF goods.
In reality the amount Of products turned out
by the factories in 1881 Is considerably In
excess OF that Of the previous year Trade
has been good, and collections comparatively
easy, the number Of purchasers paying cash
being notably larger. Sixty.nve per cent, OF
the cost OF production Of glass Is now paid
for labor, which indicates, with the volume
Of business transacted pretty liberal sums
circulated in the city at each payday The
present stock Is limited, but orders TO date
are generally filed.
In the European trade Wheeling houses
are holding their own but expect falling
or In orders from there, owing to the facl
That American makers have sent pots tools
molds and designs to Europe, enabling man
uiACtnrOrs there to compete with this marke
m mora RVan tnrms
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Eoo.Noo and Tom and Jerry ut L. schwalb'l
First National Saloon to-day.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A GOOD COMPETENT
w gid can obtain gUCd home and flnt class
wugea By applying at No " Fifteenth street at
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FOR RENT.

GOOD ROOMS TO LET-WELL FUR.
" ElSHEp, with or without board, a parties
with; Cor. Main aud Twentieth Stree4 J, W
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Jusr received lot of Ladies' Hand Turned
Button Shoes, suitable for dancing, at
tDV. lilnNh's,
1895 Main street.
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Most Of the prominent iron works were
visited, and the managers or business men
interviewed. They report an increased vol
ume Of business In 1881 over 1850, partially
owing 10 increased prices but the production
OF majority OF the mills in the city has also
increased, and the production of the blast
furnaces hereabouts has been decidedly aug
niented.
Iron men report a satisfactory condition Of
the trade with which they deal There is a
greater tendency to buy close for cash, and
everything indicates that the iron trade Of
the country is in good healthy condition,
1t isonly in xCeptiOnafinstaneGs thatbuyers
OF nails avail themselves Of the sixty day,
extended to those who desire. The large
majority Of buyers consider the discount iOI
cash payment more Of an object than the
time. All seem To regard the condition OF the
business as prosperous in the extreme, and
are satisfied or more than satisfied with thCil
share OF trade. The outlook is regarded u.
encouraging
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If's cruelty to animals to let horse 70
without blanket this weather when you
can buy good one for 81 20 at latklns PEG.
PIES Dfy Goods House, llOO and 10, west side
Main street,
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE,

Valuable Coal Land on the Ohio river. Belmont
county, Ohio, for good lands IN eastern Nebraska,
We have also, for sale, two Short Creek farms and
two farms on Ohio river thirteen and tlltecn miles
W, v. HOGE & BRO,
nos la00 Market street.
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Eod.Noo and Tom and Jerry at l.. sehwalbs
First National Saloon to-day,
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SPEcTAL MEETING.


OFFICE or THE
WEST VA. STATE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION. J
WHEELING, December ~, 1851.
In pursuance with Article Of the Constitution o
this Association, hereby call n special meeting, Il
e held In the CITY Of Wheeling, on the 18th day o.
january, 1852, Ut 1890 A. H., IN Mozart Hall, Me
LAins Block Market street The object Of the
SScesslIy M rcgSr 10 iISi,se nil NJ WI whIr tbS
House Committee on Revision propose asa Snhstl'
ltitc fO the net We lrG now doing business under
trust there will be large number present, ~
from the copy VI the bill sent you la Importance
Will be seen. sAML LAUGIlllN.
CiIAs. MOENKEMRLLEli, President.
dp9p Secretary
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GEMS, Fine Hand Embroidered Slipper
for holiday presents, at IA. v. BLoND's,
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ENOR CINCINNATI, LOUIS. nE /.
II VILE AND INTERMEDIATE
POINTS the COmmOdlOus Passenger
Steamer
SIDNEY. 81 Ltsr, Master,
O. u. ftsT, Clerk
VIII leave as above on SATURDAY, DECEMBER
81 At O'Clock =. ~
.bItihg low water the Sidney will take the place
Of the st. Lawrence.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
desc @. II h00Ttf & sON, Agents.
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EOR SALE--A HOUSE AND LOT.
H. Tho house contains ten rooms, including bath
Iopm. wash house mud drying. room OH back u lot
lIrlck building With modern improvements. Terms
easy. Inquire of a. HOLIDAY. de2S
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FoR RENT AlRlL NEXT.

Tho building now occupied by Coin, sam.
plnGr 4 Co., No. l292 Main street. including
hall and office the latterseparately II desired.
Dnlv IN
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THE STATE OF TRADE,
A Few Specimens That show thO Pros
perlty Of rhS cay at thS Gloss Of the


Year.
1t would be impossible Ia single issue Of
the ISTELLE0EScER to give anything like a
full report of the experiences Of our priuci-
pal man uiacturing concerns and other bqsi'
ness houses during the past year. Elsewhere
the matter has been editorially alluded to,
We may, however, without desiring to give
any business or any house prominence over
Others in the same line, submit few speci'
mems Of horeporsgleaned by representatives
Of tho lSTELuGENcER in their rounds, simply
Us evidence of the correctness Of the cOnClu'
sions elsewhere expressed us to the general
character Of the business done in our midst
during the year 1851. We commence with
the largest industry in our midst;
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For salo by Logan ( Go.


on December % a. q, 30 and 81,
1881, and January 1, 1889, The b 4 o. will
sell excursions tickets to and from all stations
ON the line OF the road Excursion tickets
good returning until January Sd, 1882, In.
elusive
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Tho following shows the range Of the Their.
niomator, Us obscrvedat schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1850 1881
TAM 19N,SEM .7PMl7A.N. l2M. or. MT En-
o IS IS ~ u
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LlhRARY

ANY remedy that always comedies with The
III mediediri8 6alard cures all diseases, PerunA.
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ZANE & sTALNAKRR,
lOl0 80 Twelfth Street
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nor RENT-sToRE WITH WELL AR
II RANGED DWELLING on Second aud
Third floors, No, 80 Twelfth street, now Oc-
Cupied by Nesbitt & Son; WAREHOUSE
No. 1915 Main street, at present in the Occu-
pancy Of Chas, D. j, Bingell US a Wholesale
Drug Store. Possession, LIST April next, APP.
pyto j, w, PAXTON,
deCl2 1900 Chapline 81.
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WHEELING POTTERY COMPANY.

The Wheeling Pottery Company has now
been in operation just about q year, and in
to become one Of our most solid and prosper.
Gus manufacturing establishments The COM
pany began to sell ware about April and has
from the first had difficulty In supplying the
demand for its products. It has capacity Of
from 5000 to 10000 packages (Crates) n ycar,
which represents AbIslness Of about $3.50, 900.
The number OF hands employed has so fur
averaged 200, and $50 could find employ.
mcnt II the right class Of labor could be
got. Their mAip trade Is with the West and
Northwest, and they want TO cultivate the
South and Southwest in the coming year.
They also sell largely to the local trade, sup
plying the jobbgrs in this vicinity to large
extent Since the pottery was started 1t has
brought some twenty-five famillesto the city.
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National BANK OF W. VA, AT
| IN WHEELING,
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of tho
hank and The election Of directors viii bc held at
tho Banking hnuse on TUESDAY, JANUARY 10,
1882, between the hours Of / aud ! P,N,
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
MmEELINn " Va nnrnmhnr % 1881