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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

Mr. William i. Booker, on o't std .sesacd
elIzen OF Lyach6uEg, died 0n IaGd4y altar l.
i937g III%ess AID mush su4crio9 ron csac,: in
the geek
A sf!lou4 ai:.V icoer;sd "a Maniay st
tietta sore. ten p,iits :tom Dan7ile, tt :
tween y. ". Csheii. 500 Of i}1. J,hn i. Is
MI, snd ). }, psycc. Sir Csb9!l waa though.
% % ts's!E eu:heic& staL5td 10 the br,sat ~!
on ec:cSs tEa co~el:. lie il s,;ii living.
lac jlrg &c tHetui. OF ljs Uilman as.iaat
he"7y hiSeT Of Ghpo"G. !ir SO 600 DAMAGES
i9r breach of p:0t8sp O. marriage trauent in The
u1'ttd Sta,os Ci5casE iioGrs in New York,
Drought 10 verdict y!attrlsy. giving the
p'ainllf 81. $50 damages CguDs, .,r The Dc
leaoant e"pilei !rr Gsw t.i2i, SD say @!
lhrty ':sss Was eiyca H:'n 70 pIa;! 10 ..ue
the molten,
100 hoig Z. L Mso. rIn!seiy dressed. ye,a
'Itac Hia"n. ~ tbs r,7cr below Rici MAJ i
yesterday. Ia tie pockets Ct i1is eiJ,hiog PEE
'ouac copy q t5c n,t;>hars ColaGe:c!aI Ca
ze''" OF tbs it!!,: insssn'. as; iw, cnseInnes
DDsafi0g the s!sn1D t ,ho Pittgnnrs .aa Wcs!:ro
r.:!!foA6, nna CT .bt3l wa5 s&G.es3s;. tG !. f.,
fus'' Tia GrcTacG r;an - acar5 So years
C!sie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

If YOU WANT tr.G Dss- Suit suai, 10
nnet 700 $50 e. $50. c: han Ofaryast from
- 60 s3D, V. hsVa tag js.y.s. ,tocs oi pieoe
tNtus ID The 'tS. and a;l ss n:en:s arc jstie 10
.s s'o!o "no 'SAFre3:aa fra class 10 every rs.
.cGl''' ~ 40 tEa:iog only tro b;at woysries
onn soaFs5tee psGscct *. I&i >4,: ,xaa.!nr
our stock te!oFe you raTchase.
s. WATEEMAE & Sew.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

A!t1hndra, Va. Dec. /, 1881
HuE :;U a& has Just returned from third
~ trip to Now York, and NO oti4r GREAT
Nan SEASONAELE and DESIRABLE
uUODS SUITABLE FOR pHE llOLIDsY3
and gouora t:s5q.
h,Fgn variety new patterns in Migh. Clock.
Jugs aud Wool Flashes
Largest assortment % L.d:es' Co!ls in stuck
thia season.
So~ coi2rs IL Pushes and Velve.s specially
haniscH!. ElsGk Pusn.
hardaomo Napkins. Tsb,s D!uasas and
Towels.
k!ch ,saortmaa! Of Silk Handkerch;efs and
six Au i'll ,ra from 25a TO 81 -.
HaH lI2ns Jackets. very cresp; Short Black
Jackets. very scarcc and desirable
Cuc Eio,K tss Ge7aT been bo:t,r and ia worth
ao exsniinai;Ga.
dccl j. G. TAOKETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07
TELEpHONE EXCHANGE,

The azcbsnee il now in active operation Ard
is giving entire satisfaction. We have now
taiEtg.fve Subscribers sid aro rcceiy ing orders
d:iiy. Gu7 Subscribers now include acm Of tho
leading coc'ni;slGl mafcaanis, banks and law
yere, 81 ,h3 Ecod ard coal mcrch .uts, news-
Laoer Offices. railroads postoflice, cypress office
Telegraph ctica end cthc.s.
Cur wGrkMsa ar9 pressed for i;m9, snd it is
necessary Tor I'll thrse who wish thar wires ru,i
be!ore Toter fets in, 10 e:ve their names at
once.
Tho rates sto SIS fp.I9ws-pes snNum in ad.
vsnGG:
Place CT Fu:ihass (orirsto ire) .......... $50 CO
Place OF business e On l v:e) ............ 50 %
Residence iprivato lire) ......... AZ co
kesdsncc % Oh wi,c) ..................... sc GO
4 hove rates. CEN be paid Quarterly By adding
Sl.t0 to each psym a new list of subscrib,
FRS will Ia issued bko!tly. For further IT.
formation iGT0i O; ~. I. GENTRY.
noV2b MANAGER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

Property SALEs -sin.s.s Grr1n ( Wis.
auc lnnecrs, Ter N!csas s. +. Beach anG & -
\. Mrs 1b'c1. c1r,mi1sinacy7. s'll ycs. crd.v.
- ii0ai 0! hG msik,: housc. on :'sif;s1 street.
. house AID ie., o. tho Ny:;H ,:do o. i n4
street. Gear The c2fnrT at Washington, 10 y 30
II, MsthHrY, IN 500; h!.o i,r thu saIaJ. a
ncuse and l0s ca thc vest side Of Fairfax srr g,
b5e.|een Ilueop sgd l':iGc :, htEeos. 70 !, =.
kc'ty tJf $50.
To-day h;r. IS, g. L0css. aCc!ionaar. sold %:
Con a O. Chapman, irua!5e, thr fishing shore.
on The Potomac. kncf-T ss K unpil.r's Poiar'
to "7 . ~. Mitchell e Charles CO, for s., go
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07
LOCAL lLaTT!nnl,S
& ss0T<: AssTcrfisars

LOCAL lLaTT!n,nI.SS,.
& ss0T>: 80 advertisers.
Ina holiday season is ncsr ST hand a1l we
Toud atrieail Tho propose advertising tkoi.
ra:cS 10 begin &! once. =. Is Ill c,rorc3r, i5es
- wei: until the rush commence: before making
announcements, Pcopc in The county arc row
looking for Advertisements in o53a- 10 maze
!Ae!r Purchases, EGd Wit; 7 . week or 50 viii be
hero to make tnom, 70 roadar your advertise.
il0a! elective sou mat b. in iicto County
people always enquire 70, .ha;o who:o aiyer-
'!saIao5ss -hor have resi
Ike Heather {To5n5i2itiss. Dec, r ISL
Eo- the Mitalo Atlantic States colder Li.A
northwest %iaGs end higher barometer:
Ius GcGaE CHANCES. Nj. ii1ttrs ioriutr,
nhl has b;oG o. az (yjcc&rd EafOgcag ta:f
iNF s-Vc1sI iG2at!a YGs'. Is .59hsd IgT II i;,js
ctG GGlE. The employees - h;r. P1r'a. s
tstab.!sauicu. ;l1ve 1-cn 'cr Ttc;G preparing 10
give !tiC., uIo3 rs aF.I3. . ea,rasi:A c wei
com:, ihc g:51aGa attached Is ibe aIaw2ry
n'd b'an Gf2,Ta;ei "Gs III. 10 Gao o;d =
t3,f2ihjo& ~as 10 :..@;2@f6 Tor it@ Go;GGnJ.Ga-
100, Hud II, ,Lbi ~,S ntc:.su5 was ;or TIE
r!nvd! D. :ja! 1g = t,f, 10 Eo.or la;tud 4.
cloudy oIsb', ~t,'a TIC sad ImGlIycys
4tuinb..Te6. ooHa @'c iGIn lie ysa and d.
sioyed III lev LouTs via: buy hacGs h4d
accomplished "s.e: "ctk5 ct !G!!, Yesterday
n4otDi. z taa gT1"cda, whcT1 hlo2diY iiJu5isbld
95, 5.narra. &C.. presented sC3G, 81 desc
ltt!oa. fir. i'artncr sr::7ai 10 NaE ! ark las!
-'sht, iron r"'u'Fhy. ~ 'ha steamer Nie5:cr,
"''tA asa h1eo cut i.f a2on; a'Eiesn cs;a.
"s'lA@ oa2h c.a&4o ia 'he o.aiii On thD ocHEe,
t?a97 FREIGHT t,sin !e:t Waah'Gst0D over tbs
IS. = "A =. i. cary ya8crda2 mtTeicg Ter
as ct2' i"1i@".G shortly ai,rr"sTt7 by i :rs
t.u2! TN. wac" ar'r O." -. y . |nacil11,
:: ono't i-,1T22 i:d!2 thia '''y hsa'g ~ r:;-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
EpENLAI. NNTIEE ,

ENOH SALE.--A FARM Of abou! go hGKSS
L. ,i!usted on Arlington Heights three miles
from tbs South end OF the Long Bid &c. in full
view oflhs Capitol Said farm hss betn used
as Dairy Farm !or tho lhs. thirty years /
will ALL tie who's in body or divide i! in three
ssrEis of atcu. 100 acres each. Improvements
good. Terms easy. Persons wishing 10 inspect
the properly csn reach Inc ssDe by Washington
and Ohio L. Is, ct Arlington Etation. VII 20 is
about mile distant aad Ii milo from Fer:
Krnyol on the Washington md Alezard,i. l..
H. For psrticulsss enquire of tho subscriber
iat5-tf =. q. UOkSkTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07
sSot?:crs! Mothers asotneys.,

--------------
res - s, "S 80 ' -: INA p,ohna q. y"uf
Lilo gcafG.ie!pg psin CT cu:iin,, tsntb :? If 20,
80 ~ oacs nod xc& {, bottle OF ii -. iYINSLOW'S
lula hQtoror inns;:;stcy upon i. ;
'n"Fa !" Il" '!'lei"%e Ehon! H. There 10 not .
No., III @ ~ "hS er ivy; usau }. VINO VIII
sch 70 lbs c5ij nnara.ng ,nu aI:'7' sha
perfectly ssa 20 Use i, Fl! cases, and p;sss.t 70
lie .aat", >c>: is tnu prescription OF ons Of Tic
tho uH:ta.i ;.Astaa. Sold evarywhera y cents
: 1ei!'e' D::2l
b"N FORGET 'E--N arc prsEaI'.; Tor
= . o,o>II5 'U1 .s'c' nna vii: en- hnacj MOE
Gay '1IrnttE' bsG 2!tbF1 >. to cell al tuT stock
s. 'srr',,' :'t ~ a't l"'''S % cct.ons
a r.i, VIII ,n.v;r,, '''' - "'"'s s'e'F'
I--o T.. ,,
49, ~ IL EhIHhtku.
If you s.ot = Cloud SUI for SO, SIC. SIS
% : 70 "a lac 80 reliable aitn o! ;. WAFER
MN a. ;>"H'
,,,.,,,,.1-n----,<o1 n-,.,o,
f..a.; rl.r..
81 49," "% t. - t-sA1haat"r ~ Rro,
In rOU wan; is Cheap or Emo Ozsroosi.
tii4e;n,tc. CT i;erfrs,hIr Dy.,c,a, uo h.7a ,ta
balt s.sar:Iunai SID thu iopast rriasa i, FIN
-, w ~ 'owsSl u!"csS ~ '"o
- t,IhRMaH ~ SpN'
If Y0r w.ct Yor Is. Bows, or Cki,a's
Suit CT Ugc;a,st wa have an er3ics, yarictv at
t!,n ;avps. ,,,;7.p = W.Tppw,N Son
:, .N''','''' " N'''
Irzy, T,.,..r, -,
90 'hiri u.RaI p,ioH. Gail and sec 3.
Gc22I9 ETcppEpn's
--,-,
Carr3is i...,,, euc,; - ,.,.ozrs o., 3
;,as cro-,3.t y - :. - WV - ~
-------- ---------:-.--- -------
"a wife can find good HOaIsD III s. ptiysts
ism!V. hrplv =: this flee nov29-lm
81 rs. stock in Plush, satin Ipsthsre,,o snG
I:a:h; beautiful presents 3: vcgg low figures ::
la Kr,,e I,,,n.s,oi rC.o., =:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, DEU !. 1881.
s'"' 'Hsc'., ..... ) S't,. se4s.,.......... / IL
ARRIVED
Sir Lady ii tho Lake, Eo1fJiS, 50 A Reoa:
Str ri slt.To. lower PVtc ~ } Brodors 81 Go.
tcar i L Church. itow Bedford, to American
Cat Co
Schr Wrr 2 Hcol Providence. II American
Corl 90
SeE' R"b;n Hood, rhi!s, to " y S!aoct
eAILEr.
F:r Lady q tha Lake, Norioik ~ a l.eoj.
P4ssspUr
Sc1Ts y i: y Gi!c \ les, Rrshrook and Eo'.
g EcTcd!r,
aeNoEAnps.
SIR L G kni.|. film Ills ror!, 81 ! 9Th
Brig luhG Wesley, irO.n Providence for this
port. salad from Nsrraeans;t2!.
Sch: : tcfbirgEam cit6rod at New York
70: Richmond en-.
Schr Josephine ssii,i irGn Providence for
Gco:gotoVn 81.
achr Uhes Z Sampson sailed from Providence
for this port 9th.
Schr Chs < Morrison. from Georgetown for
Boston, q. Vineyard Haven 81.
d. 'lSh csioF .n1 - r IrS s. ShDR ELS N
L: STORE and for sale . lot Of Fire Shovsls chem
MCLEAN Il UHLEk,
noTl6 Is King street.
NAK aad HIUhQaY RiMS-A large stoc 4
~ jus; E"reivei aud for sAla BY
JfUi. +. CABIN s. SCNS,
sn2!8 C3 King street.
TkULL CARRIAGES, DEXTER NOOK
~ Rhl ind SLAIiA for sale chesn at
NcLEhH = URLER'S,
:!"t3 IS King street
3 n EL:1GhNT LINE Of ALL WOOL.
"a SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, red snd
white Is: lo7 Gine street,
4 MOTHER fall supply Of those ELKGANT
So Kln GLOVES, white. black and colore1,
Just Isca!vei End warranted. by
rovll AMOS +. SLAYMAkEE
EUST hXCEiVEp q lot Of tho celebrated
~ LIGHTNING EEADICaTOS. for re-
moving grease and ali stains from clothing and
carpets, St I:ep?3l LUNG'S.
EUST HECEIVBDi 4 full lire Of Stop Lad.
- dors. MISC boiling Fins. Towel Rollers, Po-
tsto Mssho!a, sic, 8: NcLEAN y UHLER'S,
oasl2 IS King stres!.
y EOGhH.-F dean Srooms. bought tie
I'D fore thu late adGaoceia p.tc9a, jus! resolved
ard for sala low By
noVou a.. -. III IL u Nm.
NIL CAKE OIL CAKE OH. CAEEl
" 5000 lb4 il; store srd for sale by
CHAS. s. TAYLOR, Dr.,
tec5 Nos. 81 & g King 81.
Rave received E fresh lot Of the celebrated
4 SaEkToAA MLHERAh WATER, which
l will sol! nj %, per gallon.
noV:i j. y. &. LUNT.
T little GIANT NUT CEACEERSI Call
Ia ard cIsul:Go st
MchEAN & UHLEE'S.
cec2 IS King street.
"a TMORA'S S&3Ll3HPLU PUDDING
"a just received GEd for sale by
GoVGO j. G MIUBURN.
!sfHE BEEFSTEAK TOMATOES sre cor
e siGaraG The hes: Gu tho rnsr kat. For sale by
Gov!S j. 9. mILHURN.
EsBiMh CAPE COD UGANSEKRIES re.
4 ceived 10. day aid for sid BY
ROWS &c MILBURN.
NJ W BUCNEF2!AAT FLOUR kNu
~ WESTERN GREEN PEAS jus. recsived
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

"WiNE OF CARDUi" cures IRREGULAR,
painful, O. difficult lncnstruation.
For ssia ~ II. J.. Lead bcaso: s. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

Ike heaitey iTioInbiiitiss Dec, =. ISL
Eo- the MitGlo atlantic States colder Li:S
northwest wiaGs and higher barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

L!NFH lHWFLs ard lrsah from 6ucion at
90 'hiFt n'RaI ploH. Call aNG sec 3.
Gc22 ~ [. EiCnBERG's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

taEpoi1 i:Iaa aurti 10 ~ - enc 3d.. yard
IHa! cpcna3--ft |. l. oh5afrs. de.2.lg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

+ Yor U:ct O loI rs, Bows OF Child
Suit ca cgcioost we have so endless variety at
t.n 0veG; p!i7rp. $. WATERMAN & SoN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

+ i'ou :'.ut Cloud SUI. for SO, SIC, SIS
az :iS 70 ia lhc I'D reliable a;,a o! 8. WAFER
MAJ 4, -0&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

= foU van Cheap Or Flne O7srooai,
tisi@;o,tc. CT Reversible O7cicaa, wa h.7e The
0ost sssar:Iua:i SD the lowest prices 10 tho
III. =. WATERMAN e. Son,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

H"T foEG5T rG-W0 arc prsrsra. ior q
b = o'o>ing GU. eslc. md vii: c.mnruc; Moc-
dag mjrniIg, Dac2ubr j. to cell al CUT stock
At .Tesi'y Tednosd nila:a, hc!05iaR 90 cct.ons
asa csIn'fS III i" nc ;ic"st i!bo 1t dress goods,
4 rai' viii c"aY;HG, -.
dee lw. |. EIrnDERu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

NJ aW BUCK gE!aAT ELQUH AND
~ WESTERN GREEN PEAS jus. recsived
n1p,.0 II. 3. Johnson + co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07
VIjsEiHI.: N&iY.N.

5. j.. Row. N.alg!:., p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

an HaOlDEr Nd Coored Bordered and
~ :lems!itched HANDKERCHIEF in great vsiis.
y and very cheap.
cei5 mos 3. SLAYMAKEk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

fsO.AgOES PuThTOESl POTATOES
jus II ceivei IL st1re end for sale ODs Sun.
drnd BaTfels Cnoicn t|nrtnern Potstces.
nov2S-'f +. &. REED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

owe GENTLSMEN, or q gentleman snd
e wife, can find good 3QhED il p1ivste
lrml!v. NNplv y: this iii N nnvIQ-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

i:ni package Of = ELhGK-DRAJGHT"
i:,o ii charge.
I,yr sn!n hG e. Z. l.aa iha.tnr & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

EsEiMh CAPE COD CGANSERRIES re-
4 ceived 10. day aid ior sid by
ROWS &C MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

|s1HE BEEFSTEAK TOMATOES are co.,
e sidarei The bes: Gu tho rnsrke. For sale by
Rows j. G., hILRURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07

EFuEFALO LITBIk iFATEH received d..
>A-2 ycct !;oG, :hc springs, in Meckienhurg CO +,
Va, a~nrs it stocS snG for sale st SOC per bot
tie or s. 81 per case Of enc dozen bottles.
now JsHGEi g CO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-09
AMusEME NT NOTES.
Annie PI1Isy Rt the Opera House
"MeFFIO MAkerS" Next Week.

Annie PIXIey Rt the Opera House.
"MeTrIo Makers" Next Week.
The Opera House contained good sizeC
aud very enthusiastic audience last even
ing 10 witness Miss Annie Pixley in Nils
The character assumed by Miss PixleJ
suits her talents and serves to display
voice Of high culture and melody, some o
the songs she sung rising far above the
execution Of some of the pretentiouI
opera singers. In her dialogue she Is VI
yacious and spirited, aud her manner Is
happily bright and In consonance with tht
character she pOrtTays. Mr., John Nc
Donough as Yu6a Bill rendered her efliCi
emit support, and the other members OF thu
Compsny were equal 10 the demands Of thu
characters they a'suned. A matinee vii
be given this afternoon, aud the engage
ment closes with to.night'S performance
The "Corinne Opera Company" will ap
pear ct the Opera House on Wednesday
and Thursday nights and Thursday natl
nee, giving the burlesque opera Of tht
Mdqic Slipper. The troupe Is under The
management OF Mr.. Q. D. Hess, which II
assurance enough Of Its worthineRs. Seat
at Banners.
OarncrosS' star mlstrel troupe Of the
world will appear at the Opera House
next Tuesday evening. seatSa BAumefs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-09

"The liver was inPasRblo during this month on
Actount Of The Ice,
The above statement was obtained from
the official register by the kindness OF
Wharf Master Forsythe, Unfortunately
no record oil any kind Is kept OF tho
freight discharged or received, and no
data are obtainRble which will form the
basis for even q rough guess at the volume
Of our river trade. 1t will be seen, how.
ever, that with nearly six hundred boats
arriving and departing in year, the
amount Of freight thus transported must
be considerable
A glance at the wharf on several tuc.
cessive days will show what varied %.
sortment Of goods Is carried by the pack.
cts, Large quantities Of lumber are dis.
charged at the wharf every day, and tho
boats from below can generally obtain oil
oil this bulky freight their other engage.
ments will permit them to carry. Potatoes
and apples and their way into market
from the farms along the river through
this channel, as well as other fruits and
vegetables. The through packets bring a
great deal OF salt, which, being bulky and
cheap, will not stand railroad charges.
DukhI anu uOlhbheb are hlhO lIhnhIbIIeu III
Cincinnati from New Orleans packets to
our boats, and great deal Of CO ton ia
brought thus far up the same way, to be
transferred atthis point to the railroads for
shipment TO the factories OF the east. Much
Of the Monroe county and other tobacco
10 also semitic the seGboaHd In the same
way. Furniture from the Cincinnati and
Marietta factories forms no inconsldera.
Bile item Of the river freights to this point,
and barrels from the cooper shops In the
lumber regions are generally carried by
boats. From this point, including the fac
tories Of Martins Ferry, Bridgeport, Bell
aire, and Moundsville, the packets are sell
dom at o loss for cargo, Nails, sheet
iron, glass, castings, wagons, agricultural
Implements, stone.ware, stoves and gen.
eral manufactures, are always awaiting
shipment to the South aud West, and
shippers avail themselves Of the low
freights for their transportation.
A very few minutes spent In Rau i'ering
on Water street during the busy b ira Of
the day, will give some color 10 cur veneer.
able Whari Masters claim thst I'VE could
better stford TO be without any one Of our
railroads than without the Ohio river"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-09
PERSONAL.
Points About People at Home ami
Abroad.

Points About People ut Home and
Abroad.
Senator Lewis Newman, Of Marshall
county, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. T. ]. Gatewood, Manager Of the
Centennial Jubilee Singers, Is In the city
making arrangements for concert.
Col. Frank Woodmansee, who has been
out West for the past few months arrived
home yesterday, looking as II the western
atmosphere agreed with him.
Wheeling hiss gained citizen OF the OK.
pense Of Philadelphia in the person Of
Mr.. Asher O. Nsgle, who has exchanged
his position In one Of the leading Pharma.
Cies Of the Quaker City, in order TO take a
position In the Pharmaceutical Depart.
ment Of Logan 4 Co., Druggists, Bridge
corner, Mr.. Nsgle is q graduate Of the
Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy, and has
received the most satisfactory endorse.
ment OF his former employers, and also
college pefCeptors.
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CIRCUITC COURT.
List Of Petit Jurors Drawn for Next
Weeks Term OF Court.

List Of Petit Jurors Drawn for Mex
Weeks Term OF Court.
The Grand Jury will meet at the Court
House next Monday morning for the pur
pose Of considering their presentments. A
list has already appeared In the INFELLl
aENCER, and this morning We give the fol-
lowing list oil petit jurors;
Washington-H. X. List, John Heineri
o. Hess.
Madison-Andrew Hamilton, j. NJ
Kennon, Thos. GlasGcoCk. !.
Clay-A. II. Beach, NJ. A. Chandler, W
II. Davis.
Union-Ed. Clayt,r j., R. Crawford
A. L. Wells
Centre-C L. Davis, Jas. Durkin, DAME
Fowler. 400, "
Webster-H. Truxell, O. Hinch, VIM
FritsUh.
RilChie-O. Fhher, W. O. Handlan, G
W. Long.
Trladelphia-W. 7. Chambers, ThomsI
Elliott, Jas. Todd.
Liberty-S. p. Chambers, j. A. Curtis
J. V. Chambers.
Richland-Eugene RIdgeley, j. Elliott
James Ridgeley.
These tutors will meet at the CourI
House next Wednesday morning.
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RsyBRIHEWS.
Movements Of AleamboAlS-LsVss HCIss
and Gossip.

Movements Of Observation-Disclosures GUlSs
aud Gossip.
The marks last evening indicated 8 feet
2 inches and stationary
The Scotia passed down yesterday NOR
ming for Cincinnati.
The Dacotah passed up yesterday alter
noon for Pittsburgh.
The st. Lawrence arrived from Cincln'
natl Yesterday and will return ct the
usual hour for departure this afternoon.
Capt, Billy List Is in command, and Clerk
O. D. List presides in the Office.
The Wyoming is due down to-day en-
route for St, Louis. She takes 6,l00 kegs
Of nails from Wheeling mills,
The Courier will be to-dAy's packet FOL
PArkersburg leaving at 1880 A.
The Bachelor leaves for Pittsburgh ai
7 O'Clock this morning,
The Welcome departs for Matamoras 81
. P NJ, to-day.
The 0'NeAl, Telegram and Pres Ellison
are making their usual daily trips.
The LaBelle is the regular packet FOL
Bellairs,
The Andes Is due from Cincinnati or
Monday.
PITTSBURGH, April 7.-River 4 feet
inches and stationary. Weather clear ant
! pleasant,
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HCRAPa OF nEMs,
Gathered Here and There by Inislli'
gencoF Reporters

Gathered Here anA There hy InIsIll'
gencoF Reporters
CouScrI failed TO mAteTislize last even
ing.
LAwRzHcE BARRETT will appear at the
Opera House, May 9th.
FoUR deeds Of trust were recorded yes.
terday by Recorder Hook.
Tar Bryant Literary Society will give
an exhibition at Bryant Hall on April IA.
THR simmer term Of that excellent
school, the Linsly Institute, begging Mon
day.
TONIGHT will be the last assembly at
the roller skating rink. All the lovers oil
the sport had better take benefit,
SEvERAL Council committees meet this
evening TO make ont their reports for the
regular meeting Of Council next Tuesday
evening. r..
VIZ are informed that Capt. Ed Horn.
brook has sold the steamer o. W. Horn
brook to Jack FleiAher, Of MuHrAysvills,
for $500.
A LAD named Dillon was struck on the
head with . boulder, at Hobbs, Brocku-
nisr & Co.'s works in South Wheeling yes
day, and badly injured.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Schools B. L,
BUTCHER has received an invoice Of the
school law, copies Of which the teachers
can have on application.
Mr.. W, R. McOoNNRLL, salesman at
Wheat & MAYORS, we are glad to learn Is
so far recovered from his recent attack Of
typhoid fever that he will he able TO be on
the streets in few days.
PRINCE K Morris will build picnic
barge as an adiuct to the little steamer La
Belle. This barge will be built at once
and we feel confident that 1t will be in
great demand this summer,
A VERY Interesting exhibition was given
yesterday afternoon at the Wheeling Fe'
male College Of MohAmmedan and India
toilets and Curiosities, A large and en-
thusiastic audience testified to the aPpre-
citation OF the entertainment.
In yesterdays Register there appeared
sn alleged interview with spirtualist. 10
regard to 1t the Jealous" lNTRLLIdENcEg
would take occasion to say the aforesaid
alleged interview was nearly as neat a
theft as the illusions Of that other Register
youth, whose "next letter will be written
from the office OF the New York SIN
where / go To spend q month"
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One Of the most pleasant concerts evei
given In this city come oil at Wesley
Chapel, South Side, last evening. The At
traction was Madame PtyI ttoups. The
performances Of Madame Fry and her ac
compllShed daughter are worthy Of special
mention as being superior to anything in
the line before given, This IL the only
troupe travelling In which the ladies play
brass instruments. AT the earnest re-.
quest Of many present last evening Mad.
anne Fry was prevailed upon 10 repeat the
concert at the same place this evening,
giving an entire change Of programme,
The concert begins Of 5 o'clock, Tickets
twenty-five and fifteen cent?.
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Still another day We direct our atten.
ton to showing the silks offered 80 cheap
this week. We have no immediate pros
pect OF getting more such elegant silks as
we have been selling. We have still
about twenty different figured patterns.
Don't miss them. Your attention IS called
70 our lower window TO day. In black
dress goods we can show an endless a..
sortment. We will make them our next
subject. fyou are interested In white
shirts, look what you can fud In the
Bazaar. Ladies' make II point to examine
our white goods room, II you have fifteen
minutes to spare when you are out.
l. BLUM & BRO,
1l04 Main street,