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Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10
Henry'. Carbolic saIve.

The BEsT sALvE for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, u
GERS, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all kinds OF Skin Erup-
tions, Freckles and Pimples.aI Buy HENRr's
CARBoLIC SALvE, all Others are counte,JeIts.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10
TORMENT, INDEED,

Life's vexations do not generally come on one
like astorm descending the mountain or like
whflwind; they come as the rain does in some
sections of the world-gently, but every day.
One of LIES disconforts is presented herewith:
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10
DIR. Green. Oxyrenated Bitter.

Is the best remedy for Dyspepsia, Biliousness:
Malaria, Indigestion, disorders and diseases OF
the Stomach, Blood, Kidneys. Liver, Skin, etc
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

1tAASA, 4AO%-1
logs all flourish at the
time and are chargeable
the maleiic influence of
le Dog Star. Speakingof
dogs and the Dog Star re-
minds US ofa boys story
of a dog and the comet,
-and which we here give
in a short extract from
the boys letter: "Golly,
you ought to ha'
been there last night to
a-seen the fun. Tom
Winkins' dorg Toddles
was a-settin' at the gate
again at the Comit,
when along comes old
CytaS 6,Irr1pd rat tar.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

Mind unemployed is mind unen.
ioyed.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10

C7O A WEEK. sig day at home easily made.
Oi Costly outfit free Addr's True &C., Augusta Ne.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-10
A REVOLUTION IN PHOTOGRAPHY.

U. s. Pat 243, III. June 81. 1884, Those who secure
territory and outfits now win make from S15 to $50
per week; no previous knowledge of Photography
necessary; business suitable for everybody Send )
cts. for sample Photos and town right w. Won
BERGEN & SfETTBACHER 10 Jess Street. Boston.
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pppohad 70 It. NJ. Hall stated that tha conn
Pany WAS anxious and willing 70 meat the
0ify Rptherities and ASCERTAIN y, alta talking
the matter over, diflcplties could mot 10
eliminated from the extension ordinance
Mr. Wilson stated after the discussion thai,
provided Mr. Hall would give his authority
Tor making this statement, he would vote for
It. Mr.. Hall sAid that Capt Devries had
stated that he could make such representa-
tion 70 the Council, and that he HALL had
had It from Baltimore gentleman connect
ed with the company that the b, & o, would
desire TO talk the matter over again, Mr.,
Hall consented TO the clerk making minute
Of this, and the resolution Us amended by Mr.,
Wilson adopted.
This paper published exclusively two
weeks ago the resolutions, but reproduces
them now in order that It's readers may un.
derstand what has been passed. The words
in quotation marks comprise Mr.. Wilson'S
amendment:
WHERRAs, The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
have declined to accept the ordinance passed
on the 18th day OF September, 1881, entitled
an Ordinance in relation To the c0nstFuc-
ton and operation by the b. + o, Il. r, Of q
double track railroad in the city Of Wheel
ing, I&c,n on account OF certain provisions
therein contained, and deemed by them
onerous and impractical "it having been in
timated by the u. x o. that 1t desires to con-
fer with the Committed therefore, be 1t
RcsOlred, That the whole matter Of the pro-
posed right OF way and extension Of the Bal.
timore ( Ohio Railroad through the city, and
all subjects connected Herewith, be referred
TO the Committee, with instructions to confer
with the proper officials OF the b. & o. X X
and the r., W. & Ky, r r., and to prepare 9
contract In reference to said matters to which
said companies and the city OF Wheeling
shall be parties, such contract not TO be bind
ing until ratified by the Council Of the city
and executed by the said companies,
The amendment satisfied those who did no
wish 1t To appear that the city was TunniHF
after the b & o,
Some minor business was transacted ant
the Branch adjourned,
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Mysterious Disappearance Of Young
MamRn-kenAAIiOnn RumOFS.

Excited rumos Of all kind, were flying
about the First ward yesterday, growing out
OF the mysterious disappearance ola young
woman and the finding OF her hat and shawl
and q basket she had been carrying, near the
rivers edge not far from tho Martins Ferry
ferry landing on the city side,
Tho girls name was Maggie lIaslop, and
she lived ut Martins Ferry. Monday even
ing she came over to Wheeling, carrying Il
basket. On this side Of tho river she met u
young man whom she knew, and went with
him 10 the house OF reputed fortune teller
In North Wheeling, She was not again seen,
so far as has been learned. Butat late hour
that night some boys at tho top OF the bank
near the North Wheeling ferry landing heard
a woman scream "Helpp "MurderW and
voice apparently that Of boy, cry, "ShC
will drownln They ran down TO the waters
edge, but no person was there 10 be seen.. In
looking around, however, they found wo'
mans hat and shawl, and basket, These
were yesterday recognized by the friends oil
Miss llaslOp as belonging to her, When she
did not return home Monday night her par
ents were greatly alarmed, and came over "a
look for her yesterday When they learned
that the articles had been picked upAt the
rivers edge, they jumped at the conclusion
that she lad drowned herself, either acct
dentally or Intentionally, and caused the
river to be dragged and seined for the body,
This search was kept up all day, but at late
hour last night had not been rewarded by the
discovery Of the body.
There were great many theories advanced
by people In the vicinity yesterday, but Us
no legitimate foundation can be found for
any Of them, II would not be just to the par.
ties connected with them to give them further
publicity. Many maintain the opinion that
there was foul play in the matter, while
Others affect TO doubt II the girl Is really
dead. ofcOurse, IL her body be recovered an
inquest will be held, when the true facts can
scarcely be prevented from coming out,
Miss HasIOp was about twenty-five years
old, and is said TO have been Of quite attract
i've form and features. What motive she
could have for suicide isscarcely onjeCtured;
but still less reason does there seem 10 be for
any one To wish to take her life
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interesting Intelligence and Gossip
About Various Individuals.

| IoInrastinR IntnItIpHneo mud GtnaaIt
Hn"r, ynrIons InIiyiI"n,s
top,, schwalb want 10 pi,isburgh v.,,.r
l.v W. a sI,nrt brS,uaSv lin Ne" 's''e'
10y y, VI ~ - I q s $50 y, a.. s,-,
,S,Ir III friondS IN Gon,ssv,iis pa ,A'H "u'
's ' -, a..
Mrs' !. q; H9nnlltoh ana ner cnnrminG
daughter, MISS Bessie were III tue Guy yes
'eniay
W, D. Turner, Esq, agent Of the Steele
MacKaye company registered NJ inc NC
Lure yesterday.
Miss Allie Pickering and Mr.. A. F. Dent,
Of GAINESVILLE, registered at the Mcclure
House yesterday.
o. g. MCClane, Deputy Sheriff Of Gilmcr
county, was at the State House on financial
business yesterday.
NJ I, Ueed NJ the Eivhth vnrd ia ron.
aned n lie residence viii TTsmon; f
sv,S,rton,v ri ,vnhnij fovnr.
up, PV ~ -, aIt,.,, ,,..,-.
Lieut. A. d; lost Oh fairVlew Marion
oL ~, RentL,tt ~. ~ ~ '"a' sec
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Last evening about o'clock that some
what notorious individual, Jabe Gosney,
hied him to the river bank ut the foot Of
Twelfth street, and by his actions plainly
showed that It was his desire and detcrni.
nation to throw himself into tile dark flood
and escape the tolls and troubles, especially
the former, Of this unattraCtiye life, Some
body who did not know Jabe unadvisedly
prevented him from carrying his purpose
into execution, and spoiled first class item
for the papers this morning.
Yesterday afternoon large man, said to
he named Williamson, and to hail from
Taylostown, attempted to throw himself
from the sidewalk on Fourteenth street BY
Smyth'S grocery into the deep area. The by
ISLANDERS interfered, and policeman coming
up the man was taken away. The fall would
not have been fatal, but might have inflicted
serious injuries. Williamson was under the
influence of liquor. lie gave as q reason for
his desire to suicide that lis wife had proved
unfalthful.
A report Of an attempt upon her own lie
by an Island woman was circulated last
night, hut q reporter failed to substantiate 1t.
II probably originated In indefinite rum0rs
OF the lIaSlop girls drowning.
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on THE LEVEE.
Steamboat 6quIbs and River News
Generally.

Steamboat 6quIbs and River News
Generally.
About 1000, 900 bushels OF coal has come
out on the prescntrlse,
The Andes got away about 0 o'clock last
evening with fair trip.
The towboat Nellie passed up with emptiOs
and the Relief down, light
The Katie Stockdale passed down yester.
day afternoon On route for Cincinnati.
The regular packets ran rs usual yester.
day, although the fog slightly interiered
with them.
The Alarm, Thomas Means, Fearless and
Jim Brown passed down late last evening
with tows Of coal.
The river was rising last evening with IS
feet In the channel, and over 20 feet Is
looked for tomorrow.
The Emma Graham had not arrived at O
o'clock last evening. She Is over due en-
route from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
Capt scamon, OF the Little Annie, and
Capt. Morris, OF the g. Y. Lucas, last even.
ing petltiOned Council for lower Wharfage.
A few remarks were made iavOring tho boats
and the paper referred to the Committee on
Wharves Il TO amend the present ordinance
so as to help these two boats.
The Bachelor was yesterday mornings
boat for Pittsburgh, but owing to the dense
iop, she found on Monday, n few miles below
Pittsburgh, that sic would be fully eighteen
hours behind time by the time she arrived at
Wheeling she turned back and will leave
Pittsburgh this afternoon as usual.
ut Is stated that viii Moore, one OF The pi.
lots on tile tow boat George Lysle, was taken
off the boat sick while on her way down last
week VIII got on the boat at Pittsburgh,
and II Is rumOred that no Is down with the
small pox. RumOrs Of this kind are frequent
about parties coming from Pittsburgh, how.
ever, and we are not sure this one Is correct
but VIII Is at his home In Tiltonville very
sick. "-Bciidire Independent
CINCINNATI, DcCember27 .-Riycr 80 feet and
rising. Weather cloudy and mild. Arrived
Bright Light, st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, December 27.--Arrivedi Jas.
Guthrie Louisville. Departed; Silver Cloud,
Cairo Dora Capler,. Cannelton; Jas. Guthrie,
Louisville Guiding Star, New Orleans.
Weather clearing and mild; mercury 48e.
River SO $40 feet and falling. Wind south.
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NEIGmnoRIIooD NEWS.


BELLAIRE.
Joseph Kramer played with tho Bellairt
band Tuesday
Miss Mary Clark, OF 81. Clairsyile, is visit
Ing tue family Of ]. T. Mercer.
The funeral OF Michael Curran was very
largely attended Tuesday morning
The funeral OF Mr.. A. Stewart will take
place at o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
A number OF houses were decorated with
flags on Tuesday in spite Of tho drizzllng
rain.
There was no meeting OF the School Board
on Monday evening. The members cOnsid
cred 1t holiday.
Agreat many country people were in town
Tuesday, and a delegation OF eighteen OF
twenty came down from st. Claisville.
Tho Methodist choir was entertained Mon.
day evening at the residence OF Mr. A. l..
wctherald, Gravel Hill, by the lady mem.
bers.
Quite q crowd Of men took an early bean
supper at City Hall Tuesday, and thus sol.
aced themselves for their standing about In
the damp, chilly air.
A light wagon belonging to Alex. Long
broke down on Belmont street very suddenly
rather suddenly into the mud.
Rev. A. @. EgglestOn, formerly OF the
Third Presbyterian church, Wheeling. spent
Monday night with friends here. lie will
soon accept call at UniOntown, this
county.
The broad, deep path OF cinders and slack
coal laid along the east side Of the square
and across the streets at each end will be a
ilrst-rate thing for permanent walk II the
street crossings were only stone.
The thoughts Of tramp In the mud in.
duced an extraordinary number OF men 10
invest In rubber boots for Tuesday. We
heard man WHO put of purchasing pair
till Tuesday say lie could not find one In
town. Tie members OF the various societies
deserve gseat credit for their pluck In turn.
ing out regardless OF the uncomfortable
weather and muddy ground.
FREE Contribution ron TIE 1foupAIs.-
One pound OF choice mixed candy given to
every one by ]. d. lIeinlein, proprietor Of the
boston Boot and Shoe House, New Bank
Building, Bellaire, o.
During the next two weeks The above pres
ent will be given TO the purchaser Of every
81 80 worth Of goods.
Remember we do not expect 10 make this
up by adding extra profits, but will guarantee
TO sell yOti good goods for less than any other
house In the city. We take this method ofex.
tending our appreciation 10 our customers
for their liberal patronage. Our slipper de.
partment Is immense. Remember ut the
Boston boot and Shoe House, New bank
Building, Bellaire, o. MwGF
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CRY SUMMARY
or ali Sorts of Occurrences OF General
Interest.

lft- Interest,
,o-,,n r,co sunny lov
1n,..n",. n,rnmrsnS ,9',;.,t
D""N"" hHt'"'"" ',''b"''
ONE marriage license was issued yesterday
CIR ready to turn over new leaf on the
first
TnE Academy Of music Is having big aud
fences this week
Z 1889 should be pous year. 1t commence!
and ends with Sunday.
.,r,v ,r;.corrtv f,r,uor,s i,sti,u,o M 81
tlIairwiiie onens Ia. morrow. ~
lt.rrn sr,rrs Corpr wos N bcvo Inn, tn
this ct,v vnstsrdav I'M iii rnt A"'' INV ~
~ -, -. -,..-., -.
luz hIyhnt Literary society postponed lie
la1s injecting WI 'V,'""''o" o''"'ns.
Three caLliGah uahcers we're 9Ided 10 INC
company NJ inc academy last night
YESTERDAY forenoon tue Capitol clock
Stopped sill, never to 80 again. until 1t is
Fepalreu
THE country roads aro in horrible conli.
ton and the farmers find talmOst impossible
to reach tho city.
Ex-DEPuTY snEmFF JonN lstEsrER, who died
on Sunday, will be buried this morning at 9
o'clock from the Cathedral.
,Tt,r clerical forces of our wholosoie houses
and innn,iSNctories nre ysrv hm.y St rrSsont
closing up the years accounts,
MUStctpAt Court met Yesterday md nd.
ihntncj IN Frijnv ai1pN hayirs trans.
scIsd M busincsS If imnort g '''"S VANS
w. ~ - n,,,,,.n III, 80 ,r.
,nn,njng IN re,cry" scat. fnr 7ha g,ni" Tlans
Gsnia's y, ba ,jyo bv liz En,,i,'i, ,,,t,aso,,
gan,lav scbno1 '''''' ''"'''''''''
1919 $500
yhAi'hs lt5luhHM WIS pulieu IN ny lieut.
IN od,cor hsI IN sea oV a ,y ooiGSsr,,, ~ .,Si
Hin IN iLs iacI.,,n W eS'
- ~ % s,.. -. -F' ,,..,-.
LOUIS 'l sIH9GL1 hilu snnl Duninp' TWO luna
w yohine ~ " IT, '',v county J1l Tiil De MKet
s1nstIntsnIsn IS,sSi ~" 'O"' " "''i''"A'
~. ~ -, -,-,,.
t ~. Gslse ol rLailk runaway, charged ny
M ~. " hl'eI wlll laIeeny' was calleI Oy squire
fllllps yesleIuhy, Out postponed I'LL to-day
On lnV1Oh oil the prosecution
NltEEsl the news dealer, has the january
nuhpeIs OIL aii the Popular magazines on ms
counters, ~ wen as everything else fresh in
NJ lme. Ae Is @h "eeohlOuaths gentleman
asWell'
s Tits students of the Wheeling Female Col
lege, on Christmas day, presented to their
principal MISS a, Taylor, very elegant
Pleee OF sIIsinaty, which they purchased oil
HAt. !. " pli'Vh
A NUNBER o. the warm personal friends Of
Mi. George Harkins, oil Z. W. seabrights,
eot Christmas day presented that gentleman,
as . MARI o. !ne MEL, esteem, an elegant gold
s'eii'Wlnuihg Wa'eh
MARY EiDENiLLER was yesterday appointed
guardian Of Anna, Elia3eth, George, Jacob
aud Margaret Q. Eldemlller, minor children
Of Peter Eldemlller, deceased, aud gave bond
In 500 with Jacob Straub as surety.
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1s.nv pInI,or, Nnnn 1,no....

The 18th day OF december, 1881, came In
It's regular course, and on that day took place
the Extraordinary semi.annunl Drawing ol
the Louisiana State Lottery, under the sole
management Of Gems q. +. lIeauregard Of
La, and Jubal A. Early, Of Va, being The
139th In monthly sequence. Over half mil.
lion Of dollars was placed at the disposal Of
the lucky investors In tickets. Some are
much richer, and no one feels the impercept-
ible drain on his cigar fund made by the
sending Of dollar or two to NJ 4, 4; panphip,
by January 10Th, the next distribution day.
KAW
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MhntAIIs YonY

Is It dlsordered liver giving you n yellow
skin or Costive bowels; which have resulted
In distressing piles, or do your kidneys re-
fuse 10 perform their functions? II so, yort
system will soon he clogged with pOisons
Take few doses Of Kidney-Wort and you'll
feel Ikea new man-nuture will throw of
every impeachment and each organ will BE-
ready for duty Druggists sell both the dry
and the liquid rGisriHc Tribune,
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A SEVERE accident lately to star perform.
er had far happier termination than was
expected. The wife Of W. II. Stowe, ESD,
manager Of Dan RiCes Great Slew, was ter.
ribly injured by being thrown from her
horse willie performing at CadE. Ohio. 81.
Jacobs OIL alone was used and CURED her In
four days.
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mOmuter, rs Obseryedat SChneprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday;
1880 1881
n AN. i2M.8FM7R Mia. NJ l2M.3E MI Pm.
20 81 % - 81 81 81 %
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WAsHtNGros, D. c., December ISL AM
ForTennesseO and the Ohio Valley, warmer,
partly cloudy weather. local rains, sOutherly
winds, stationary or lower pressure.
For the Lower Lake Region, warmer,
cloudy, rainy weather, sOutherly winds, lower
DFesytrc
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Headquarters for cheap Dry Goods, Notions,
Carpets, Wall Paper, CloakS, shawls, &c, &C.,
at exceedingly low prices for cash, Ia close
out all heavy winter goods as speedily as pos
sible. Call soon. Nos. 20i0 and 202i Main
street, one square below the stone bridge.
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II you want TO spend q delightful evening
In delightful and orderly place, 70 ont 10
seibeft'sgafdAn on Thursday evening, where
q grand ball aHd other amusemenlA take
place Cans will Be In waiting al any time
you yiAh 10 81 home HEshS st1tEAf,
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on December %, "a, %, 80 and 81,
1881, and january /, 1889, The D. 4 O will
sell excursions tickets to and from all stations
on the line of tho road. Excursion tickets
good returning until january 81, 1882, in
elusive.
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EOR SALE OR RENT

II FINE BtsiStss PROPERTY
] offer for sale the nne thtccstOty bhhk hlIdlhl
situate on the West side " MnfkutdftpL i,WugTl
below Second Ward Market llIu.p 'unuyfil ecu,
pied by iaChnnh 4 Durt, As wbuloNlt pnducs
store. The building IA finished above ihe if'l gC1l
with eleven rooms aud a occupied /" l"ailhk
house, and the lint floor Is BrRcRid rHAnihgie-
room with cellar and the fVOin. bOtl lot fleHy
and location n the best iOf the prOdutt nrlh~ II
the city. Also lOf rent from lst Of Apdl UnL u
T. sHNtVRH. I2it Main street W.
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f. II. ttbbsus left Saturday 10 visit friends
during the holidays, 1t Reallsville, Ohio.
His business will be conducted by J.T. Ny.
etl aud William BAShA during his absence,
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Coin IL ahtagonistic to health, including
Coughs aud other dangerous Bronchial dis.
eases Which quickly Yield to the soothing
yet positive Influence Of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Price % cents bottle.
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NEW GOODSl NEW GOODS! at MIL.
IER & FRANZHEIMS, the jewelers.,
1909 Market Street.
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The Lincoln Club,
National Bank Of West Virginia.
A Card.
House and Lot for Sale.
Situation Wanted,
Wanted-siluatlon to do Housework.
Stockholders Meeting.
Xantel--A Good Girl.
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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BEsyEm for cost at Mis-. s. s. kisner's
1911 Main street.
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TtE and Neckwear for cost al Mrs, 8. s,
Kisner's, l07l Main street.
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Beauty, health, and huPpines, for ladis,
in "WlNE OF oARpUl.n
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Silk and Linen Hahdketchieis for cost At
Mrs. 8. 8, KisneF's, 1911 Main street
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1rsf received a lot Of Iadies Hand Turned
Button Shoes suitable for dancing At
L.V BInND's,
has Main street.
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For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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Horace Beecome, editor Of the salineyiliC
Netrs was assaulted byA gentleman for pub.
fishing an article in which the character oil
hia wifn V,ao tuattVhaH
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SILK AND CASHMERE MUFFLERS,
elegant array Of Gloves, the latest styles
Of Collars aud CuIFs, Canton Flannel
Drawers with Webbend bottoms, "a late
novelty, SILK Umbrellas, handsomely
boxed Irish Linen IIandkerchlcfs. Thou.
sands Of nObby things for gentlemen ut
d. GUNDLING & co.,
80 Twelfth Street.
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dor RENT-SToRE WIN WEI ~
II RANGED DWELLING ON Second a,,,j a az, ~
Third doors, No, 80 Twelfth s'rrri. n0a. " no
cupied by Nesbilt Il Son WAREllGrSp
No. 1916 Main street ut present In rLr MON
pancy OF Chas, d. J, Bingrll as WLolr.,is
Drug Store, Possession, lst April nr1r ' TN
ply to J, W PANToy "F
ueCl3 1850 Cmplup n
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Last night was quite lively At salneville,
on the 7. 4 G. road. An assault WIS made
by Jacob Smith and his son Abe upon David
Simpson. II Is reported to-day that Simp.
sons Injuries will in all probability prove
fatal
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TWO FARMS FOR SALE.

No. contains iGO acres, mile south Of lltttas
Grove aud u miles north Oi lHftUus Station ~
the e., I, v. 4 ". H. Il, This Il onu lNy bst1hd
mast desirable farms In Eastern ohio. Ne !gR;
mile north Oi Tie National Road M, pnl las
been rented nnd In ont NJ repair nud Will 'tlNS
bargain. For further Particular. Cmu!go,
~ SIMEON,
de2t.wsAwe Pleasant Grove. lalmuu TO-. ohio.
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sultabrO Ariisios for christtnns GIils

Suitable Articles Tor Christmas Giits
stsinway Plano.
| KOaba Plano.
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Hardman Piano.
Guild Piano.
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tn%iSS a g RsIs Organ.
Accordion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-28
I OCAL UNION 30. 0, 4. N G.M.r,

All members Of Local Union No.n,AFGW
u, who can attend the funeral VI thur Icc,as5
brother, John Douglass, will meet at their haIlo,
WEDNESDAY, ut O'Clock I'm.
dc2I sECRuTlpy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-28
WANTED TO ENCu4NGE,
FOR RENT,
F0R RENT April NEXr.

The building now occupied by Coin SAN
plinCr y Co, No, ~! Main STREE, ,rrin,t G,a
hall and office the laItersepauteIyi d,,i,sF
Apply to % ''''''a
ZANE 4 sTALNAKEP
del0 - lNel1h Street