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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-06

THE leading gfocetS OIL this city say that
tneir customers who have used The Acme
BAkirg Powder will use no other In The
iitnre, II iS the nt phu ubta Of oil Baking
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%aEAERAL Ho1Ics.

NOTICE 4. Is HEREBY SiSS;,
Don III & SsT psit e !! n K. ',ElslasssSs IN an GHAI
S0s 'A4, he InisrssE, on a. 4, +, ~ 4 S,p aSi .ses.
p ptS.snt boHdhols,.aa ~. = ~ Ca ~
isaSj nv! tSS l0th .! ssptsStsS1, w hlTo i "a sSS
cent NN 'F the ASS f,.Sltgst u,
July 80 ''''' ], n, WILLIAM, VI "
SsZVuly
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Dan p. KtSsRY, the great American
news dealer, oil cameron, W. Va, will
furnish Refreshments 10 the people attend
the show on Wednesday.
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FoR SALE OR RENT.

NJ" SRbAt w mall
FINE BUSINESS pROPFBfI
0her Tor sale the line thnt.uoy hid bguts
htsaS o. l9S yea side o. NSIIet .rttl, Iht "
by Bachman 4 burst, Al SholtIaiO potuy M
Tho building Il finished above The mi / :, "A
eleven rooms and Is occupied ~ q l0IIiipf h,s
aid the hult door 10 q lAisu AID eleEl0t IIt,tsS
With cellar, aud the room, both for upIctJ N
location Is thO beat for the brOIueS bus bniIn N
CIV. Also for rent from Ut Of Apfl teII III
sliRIVER, l2li Main btTeeI, M
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HARRIS NURSERIES,,

V MUUND8VILI.L,
1900 Apple Trees, two, three, four and A.,
1900 Peach one from bud) yGar, IN
1900 PlumG, one and two yeSrI,
e,Ng 9uinoOsI two and three yeatt.
1900 Cherries, one and two yeAn,
5000 EVOIHIOenI, mostly Juniper, irvs ,,,L-.
leeL The above are thrifty and Ia poOjtosjIs.
manipulating, WIN cell ~ low ~ IhS cS"t' n
T~esPenaenoo solicited; AddfNs, AANUEL M
Lsk M~oHndIVLle. RuuGry IA one mile va
EauunulVlLU DSpot' dI1,hLVI
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the usual merchants lunok At the New
hCLurs House sanpIs Rooms daily.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Ar. JAMES BOTEI.

q Y whitAcre, Canton HIT Rlehl, New York
X B Martin, BOothvllo " shAlktAuI, city
ThbI AISWIs, plUntFy Fann1gtn, Hop Dale
VIM ZONES, sisubentile John HIyo, slpbenVllle
J A 0'BhAns, Haltlm IRE q " y Chth' Baltimore
\ Weaver, Baltimore IPGlbson, uilo
1So Clark, LCptt u MeMAhon, ksW Cumiid
0eo Carlyle, Toronto ueo NeJIi'ei Cleveland
" 3 Mitchell, Columbus T B Aaneh, Baltimore
W II Hay Philadelphia Mu HobbI, MoundIVille
4 Thomas, ChlcIgo W N Herman, Bridgeport
John Wilson, New York ? Conner, BlllOttGVile
Jts NuiphY, WellSbutg II b Bowen, Toltdo
q ! PeddlcUfd, 3 "a y II A q BlabehAtd, Cleveland
u n utspenhlnd 4 wife, Moses BWOet1Sr 4 wife,
Pittsburgh Pafkerbur
= PIttnAn, b a4RB James Johnbon, cambridge
Joe Willfami, PittJbufRh u Il DOnaldLoB, RJoheatsf
3 \ Hume, uaSetIa d Ed Elm, ziutiinO
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FOR SALE.
Fo" SALE
will sell my
PROPERTY

AL whole or 10 plrcslS to suit purchaser Adlm
diIpoSed Of at private sale, will Uier II pubklJ IN
~. sDAY, the 9th Inst, Al 10 U'clooTa m.
lhtS property swell EhoRn, but person. dl,1Hi
10 bid are Invited 10 visit Aad GIImlnP he ,Int /
plat Of the ground Anl proposed dlVILOn ria ! M
at the IChanle or Peoples Bank, al the On /
Col. O'BreD, or ". II. HAlleE, AHCliOpeI, VI u
cal Lug upon .
j. b DUBOIS,
Au6 Al The Belmont nail Volt
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the celebrated ErIauuOr beer ~Ondrauuht
to-day al Ehtlsr'G
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"sLAcK.DRAUeHT" cures c~os.iys.
ness aud Sick-H headache.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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Mr.. Smith in his usual lucid and inter.
esting manner opposed the matter general.
ly, ChAractsrizipg the scheme as q useless
expenditure Of money, but the other
members Of Council, with the exception
OF himself, thought otherwise, and the
matter was passed, and the paper sent up
stairs, where 1t was also passed,
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Mr.. Wingerter offered q resolution,
which was referred 10 the Committee on
Water Works, to the effect that the City
Surveyor, with the assistance Of the Super.
lnteudent Of the Water Works, DO direct
cd aud ordered TO furnish two diagrams or
maps showing the routes and dimensions
OF the several water mains In all streets
and alleys oil the city, one Of said diA,
grams to be kept at the Water Works and
the other at the City Building,
Mr.. Baker offered the following resolu.
ton, which was adopted: "That the
Superintendent OF the Water Works be di.
reCted to open the fire plugs and flush the
CUTTERS and sewers Of the city every week
until the 10Th Of September"
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The C~onSumptIoH Of Gas Ia the city for
the Last three Months.
Below we give the report OF the Gas
Trustees to Council Of the consumption
Of gas by the city for the last three months,
There 10 a notable decrease In the uuab.
tity CONSUMED by some Of the public build.
inRs over some previous quarters, and ibIs
saving could still I've improved upon:
tn SaS SunblieI Ia buhllo Iamha-AtA L.ms.
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HANNIBAL FORBES,
II ATTORNEY Al LAW
once, Custom House, Wheeling ". Va.
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w ]. ". OoWDEN,
W., ATTORNEY Al Law
once, No. I3k1 CbApline 81, Wheeling VI y
PROMPT attention IN al hiihnHA WAn
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CITY
Called Meeting Last AIgbI 10 Consider
the Extension Of wafer naiRs.
HseORd Branch.

Mr.. Kimberly called this Branch u or.
der and named Mr.. Hildreth As chairman
In the absence Of President Scott. The
following members answered to their
names; Baker, Burdats, CLARK, CONNER
ford, Davis, DunninR, Habsraeld, Halter,
Hildrsth, Hoffman, Kimberly, McGlana.
hsn, Steele, Walters, Wingsrtsr, Smith.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and signed,
The Committee on Water Works made
a voluminouS report in regard to the pro.
prietY, facility, probability and cost Of
the extension Of the main from the city
basin to Sixteenth street, by way Of Alley
O, Eighth street, Market street, Eleventh
street and Eof street. a substantial re-
port Of which appeared In This paper yes
terday morning.
MI, Kimberly submitted the following
estimate OF expenses for the carrying
out Of the project:
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y, ATTORNEY AT LAM
No. l937 CbaplIhe streCt, WhOlitL W,N ~
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, a. observed at sChnepfs
drugstore, Opera House corner Yesterday.
1870. 1851,
OF ~ 81 IS 10 % Is O.
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Qte 4ntellt9emer.
NTH Cincinnati 1ndnatrial Ernoaiiin

0FoGi Nos. 16 and v fourteenth street,
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DOR SALE.

T
Twelve and Ont.hIli HCrus vineyard, ,outb al !.
AdIolnlnE tlty, Good iMm hnuLA TVrEI ~, W
Fion 10 70 !e acres, one mile from BtIVoS la.
YOU ground high ard improved W mCd,t n nv, !,
TALLY located, F'F"" ~
IN, W. " HOGR a BRO.
lS0 hAFfH HiAa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
THE TOBACCO MARKET.
SEED LEAF AND HAVANA.
For the Week Ending Saturday, UecemDe
IL, 10 A. M.

For the Week Ending Saturday, December
IL, 10 A. M.
n. Y. Tobacco journal.
The short space of time remaining to the
close of the year has apparently been set
down by sellers and buyers as period of
rest business is almost at standstil and
the time is being whiled away by the dis,
cussion of the numerous late failures and
speculations as to the merits of the .ol
crops, the deplorable foolishness of this
investor and the inimitable smartness or
luck of that one AS to the tobacco on
hand. nothing seems capable Of unsettling
the conviction of holders that solid
profit will bc made thereon, and that the
market will he completely bare OF it be-
fore the 81 can be manipulated. There
exists nothing which can be brought for
ward as an opposing argument to these ex'
pectations. With the beginning of the
new wear, new life will Onco more circu-
late in ali branches Of tho tobacco indus
try. and our market will again become a
centre of activity. The transactions will
not be individually large, the prices and
general yielding quality of the stocks on
hand preventing extensive Investments
but the aggregate sales will undoubtedly
make large weekly exhibits.
The sales of the week were as follows
Pennsylvania crop 80: 2S0 cases mostl!
wrappers, q to AZ cents.
Connecticut-Crop 80: 100 cases
mostly fine wrappers, 3S to 45 cents.
Ohio-Crop 80: $50 cases medium
running, cents.
Havana-Market quiet sales, 300 bales
mostly 80 tobacco prices firm.
Gans's Reports.
Sales of seed leaf tobacco reported by }
8. Gans's Son s. Co., tobacco brokers, No
131 Water street, New York, for the weel
ending Dec. 19, 1881 800 cases 1884,
PENNSYLVANIA filters, G@7c wrappers
1G1G35c assorted, 1sa@1Sc; 12O case
1850 New England wrappers, 1G(g3Sc
$50 cases 1880 filters, 3s@4c !; wrappers
1O@14!c assorted, case 1sO case
1880 Wisconsin, 3@12c. Total, 1,s5'
cases.
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MEDICAL.
INaE HISTORY
TNaE HISTORY
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
Prosecuted Upon the Principles of Truth
and Honesty.

Prosecuted Upon the Principles of Truth
and Honesty.
We refer 10 the wonderful success that has
attended the introduction of DE-. {. w. Ben
sons Celery and Chamomile Pills into the
whole country.
They are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache. Nervous Headache, Neuralgia.
Nervousness, ,Sleeplessness and dyspepsia and
the facts prove that they do and will cure
these diseases every time where the cause Is
not OF an organic nature.
The secret OF their success is twofold. First,
the need OF them is very great it Is the only
thing that has ever been found, in the profess
sion or out of it, that would actually and per-
manently cure those diseases so tnat every
body who takes them becomes walking ana
talking advertisement for them. One box,
taken into a neighborhood, has been followed
and traced to selling $50 worth in that one
postoffce.
They are indeed valuable preparation anu
| no nervous person ought to be without .iieli''
as they not only save from suffering. Dut save
and prolong life by preventing paralysis apo
plexy and heart disease.
Sold by all druggists. Price. JOc DoA'
| Depot. lO6 North Eutaw street, Baltimore, MD
| BY mail two boxes for 81, or six boxes Tor sZ'o
| to any address.
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Tho nAcfAr'S Disagree

as TO the best methods and remedies. for the
cure of constipation and disordcred liver and
Kidneys But those that have used Kidney
Wort, agrcc that it is by far the best medicine
known. Its action is prompt, thorough and
lasting Don't take pills, and other mecurials
that poison the system, bat by using Kidney
Wort restore the natural action of all the
OrganS.-NcW C0rcndH. dl9lwd&W
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Sho Passed 1t Along.

81 send you my testimonial in reference to
Spring Blossom having taken il for dyspepsia
and receiving almost immediate relief.
passed il to my ncighbor who Is using il with
same results MRS. j. w. LEFFELT.
"Elmra. n. Y"
Price 80 cents. For sale at Ii. Il. Cochran 5
drug store. l37 North Queen street. Lancaster;
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Thanks.

Thomas Howard, Bradford, Pa, writes: 81
enclose money for Spring blossom, rs said
would if it cured me; my dyspepsia has van
shall never be without il in the house." Price
SO cents. For sale ut II. Il. Cochran 5 drug
store. l37 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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Physical Suffering.

No one can realize, except by personal OK
pcricnc", the anguish of lind and body en-
ton constitution. and other diseases of the
stomach, Bnrdock Blood Bitter5 are IL positive
cure for this direst of all diseases. Price 81
For sale at ii. Is. Cochran'S drug store, l31
North Queen street: Lancaster.
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A Signal Victory.

The value OF electricity as 4 remedial agent
has gained u signal victory over prejudice.
Thomas Eclectric Oil stands foremost in this
class OF compounds. Testimonials from all
parts tell of the wOndrouS cures OF rhcuma.
tism, neuralgia, hurts, and sores, etc. effected
by lis agency. For sale 1T ii. B. COchran'S
drug store. li7 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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Incredible.

F. a. Scratch, druggist, Ruthvcn, Ont.
writes: 81 have the greatest confluence in
your BurdOck Blood Bittcrs. In one case with
which am personally acquainted thcic sue.
cess was almost inGreGiblc. One lady told me
that half hottie did her more good than hun
drcds OF dollars worth of medicine she had
previously takcn.' Price s.. For sale at ii
Il. Cochrtn's drug store l37 North Queen St,
Lancaster
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EecduSe ape alIO,U these great organs 10 De-
come clogged or torpid, and poisonous hmmorS
are therefore forced into The blood hm shoutd
he prneLIed uUfUrQtIN
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Full and elegant line OF
IIANDK ERCUIEFS.

ull tliU clcgtlt llilC Oh
HANDKERCIIIEFS.
Ladies' All-lincn Handkerchief ) cents apiece;
80 cents per half dozen.
Ladies' fine Linen IIandkcrchiets, wide tape
border, so cents per half dozen.
Ladies' kll-lincn uemSlitchcd IIandkcrcllcfs,
wide hem, IS cents per half Dozen
Ladies' All-lincn IIandkerchicts, fine quality,
fancy colorcd borders, 7jc per half dozen.
two inch hem. 20 cents apiece;
$l.l2 per half dozen.
An extra fine, nll-lincn. Ilcmstitchcu Hand
kcrchict, two-inch hem, p cts. apiece;
$l.3S per half dozen.
White Cambria Dandkerchiefs, large initial,
at l2h cents apiece.
Fine Alllincn IIandkerchiefs, hcmstitched,
colorcd borders, latest design. 25 cents.
Fine White Embreidercd Handkerchicts, at
50 5and 80 cents.
Finest Quality Linen HandkerchicfS, hand
somely embroidered, in colors; 80 and 75c;
cents and higher.
Gents Linen Handkcrchiets, colored border,
20. % and 80 cents and higher.
Gents Al-linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitchcd,
colOrcd borders, fine quality, 43 cents.
An lmmesc Stock of
SILK HANDKERCInEFS.
Nice Brocadcd Silk IIandkcrchic!s.
Large Size, at 2Jc.
All Silk IInndkcrchieis, Polka Dot, 25c.
Heavy All Silk TwilleI handkerchiefs,
in large variety. ut zoe.
Handsome Brocaded All Silk IIandkerchicfs,
Large and Fine Assortment of
All Pure Silk BrOcaued Handkerchici5,
Fine Quality, soc.
A Handsome Heavy BrOcaded All Silk Hand
kerchief, Elegant and New
Patterns, ut 75c.
Fine IIandkcrchicfs at S5c. 81. GO, 81. %, $50
up to S. 90 apiece.
An enormous variety at Low Prices
MCFFLERS. in White and Colorcd.
Black and Black and White Silk Handkerchicf5
Lace llandkerchiets from lOc. up.
Fine Imported Applique Lace Handkerchief
$l.OJ apiece.
Fine Assortment of
LACE AND EMBROIDERED COLLARS.
at all prices to suit everybody.
Linen Collars of all the Latest Styles.
New Goods at Low Prices.
Sailor Collar, with Rick Rack Braid Edge
Ladies' Turned Down Collars.
with NeedlewOrk, Or Rick Rack Braid Edge.
Fine Lace Fichus from SOC. to S..
Real Spanish Lace Ties and Fichus,
in Black ana Cream, Very Fine Goods.
Satin and Plush Collars. in All COlOrs.
Black Beaded Collars.
Fine Spanish Lace Collars, in Black and Cream
RUFFLINLS.
Footing Ruchings from &c. a yard up.
Pompadour Ruchings, zoe, 4 yard.
Fine Crepe Lisse Ruching, Silk Stitched,
25c q yard.
. Elegant Crepe Lisse Ruching, Soc. 75c, 81 y.!.
Another lot of White silk Illusion,
Chenille Dot, Fancy Edge, at &c a yard.
HANDMADE WORSTED GOODS.
Ladies' and ChildTen's Caps in large variety.
Children's Knit Coats.
Ladies' Hand-knit Waists ut 7Jc.
Fine Cardigan Waists, tight fitting. $l.21.
wORsTEDs.
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"OCCASI0N :EXTRA0RDINAIRE."

the Louvre"
to % enow nd
u
ahmeh scome too M re have toannunc
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1G Fancy Cashmere Suits, made to sell ut $40,
reduced TO 50.
173 Very Strong, Atwood, Blue Cheviot
Suits, fast colOrs, made to sell ut $l3, reduced
to $40.
80 Fancy Cashmere Suits, made to sell ut $l2,
reduced to 80.
lis Fancy Diagonal ChcviOt Suits, made to
sell at SlJ, reduced to $l2.
81 Fancy Cashmere Suits, made to sell ut $l4,
reduced to $i2.
90 Fancy Cashmere Suits, made to sell ut SIG,
reduce to $H.
80 Fancy Cashmere Suits, made to sell ut
$50, reduced to $lj.
% Fancy Black Cashmere Suits, with Skcle-
ton Coats. made to sell ut $cO reduced to
SlG.5O.
to sell at s22, reduced to SIS.
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Mems OyerCOats.

Fancy Cashmere Chcstcrctis, made 10 sell
at $500, reduced to Sl4Ol.
Blue and Black Fur Beaver Ovcrsicka, made
to sell at 5000, reduced TO $3.50.
Brown Chinchilla Oversacks, made to sci! at
$500, reduced to $l2.OO.
Gray mixed, fancy back Diagonal, Skeleton
Oversacks ana Chestcrfcl,!s, made to sell at
sl6.CO, reduced to $l3.75.
Gray striped, fancy back, Skeleton Over
sacks, made to sell at $lG.5O reduced to $l3. o.
Very heavy, wOollincd, double breasted, Fur
Beaver listers made to sell ut $l4OO reduced
to $1,000
Mixed FricZc, all wool OvcrSacHs, made to
sell at 500, reduced to $3.50.
Finest Imported Eskimo" Beaver Over
sacks, made to sell at S!9CO reduced to $40 90.
Finest Imported Dutfell " Beaver Over
sacks made to sell at $500. reduced to 5000
Finest Imported castor" Beaver Over.
sacks, made to sell ut $780, reduced to 5000.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-11-18

PERsoNAL.-Mr. John w. Burkins, principal
Of Sylvan Retreat school, No. G. in the fifth dis
trict, left on Wednesday for his new post of duty,
as teacher in Claverack College, Columbia coun-
ty, New York He will be succeeded at Sylvan
Retreat by Mr.. VIM, E, Harry.
on q trip TO the West, his destination ben q
Varnesville, Ohio.
Mr.. S. N, Hyde, of Boothby Hill, has. remov-
ed with his family Baltimore city for the win
ter. Next spring he expects to remove to his
400acre farm in Long Green Baltimore county,
where he intends TO erect the model canning fac
tory of the State, for canning his celebrated
Egyptian corn and trophy tomatoes.
Hon. Hiram Mccullough, speaker of the
last House of Delegates, and r. Z. .Thackeray,
Esq, both of Ekton, were in court on Tuesday,
being engaged as counsel in the case of Howard
Terry VS.. the P, w. and B. Railroad Company
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Liyezey returned last
Friday from a visit to relatives near Philadel-
phia.
-Ex-Sherif William Carsins is reported to be
extremely ill, at his residence, Carsins' Run, of
Septimus Jewens, died last Saturday, also of ty-
phoid fever.
Rev. Messrs. Brand Colburn and CraighiIl,
of this county, attended the meeting of the con-
vocation of Baltimore in that city, on Monday
and Tuesday.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-11-18

THE ANNE ARUNDEL ELECTION TRAGEDY.
The coroncrs jury, after the investigating
the cause Of the death of DR.. T. c. Maddux,
Of Baltimore, which occurred at Odenton,
Anne Arundel county, on the Sth instant,
rendered a verdict that CDR Thomas Clay
Maddux was killed at the election-house
about six O'Clock on the evening of Novem-
Der by pistol ball, but the entire jury are
unable to agree by whom said pistol ball was
fired, nine of the said jurors concluding as to
the person that fired said pistol ball, and
three of said jurors not being able to conclude
who fired the ball
Witnesses testified that DR., Maddux was
standing at the window ofthe room in which
the. untos wnrnl,ap ptad nI,s ar: s,.1nr1
Guilty arose, pistols were fired and N[addux
was shot and killed. 1t was in evidence that
MadduX fired first, but Gen. F. A. Bond tes-
tilted that he took Maddux's pistol out of his
hand, after he was shot, and all the chambers
were loaded.
After the inquest Claudius VI. Wheeler
was arrested, on the charge of killing DR..
MadduX, and Michael Bannon was reoured
TO furnish bail for his appearance before a
magistrate, as accessory. The testimony
was conflicting Witnesses swore that lust
before the shooting Bannon had been seen in
close conversation with Wheeler, who is a
laborer, and recently worked for Bannon.-
Bannon, on the contrary, testified that he
had not seen Wheeler since the morning of
election day. On Monday Mr. Bannon ap-
peared before magistrate, in Annapolis, but
the case was postponed until Thursday.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-11-18

TEACHERS INsRITuTE.-The annual teachers
Institute, required by law, began on Monday
morning, at Havre de Grace. A fair proportion
OF the teachers of the county were in attendance
and the proceedings asynopsis of which is given
clswhere, were full of interest and value to those
present. Havre de Grace hospitality, though
somewhat taxed by the influx of SO many
strangers, was eqnal to the occasion, and al
were provided with comfortable quarters.
The Teachers Association also met, each
evening, during the Institute Addresses were
made by Prof. r. W. Eubank, Rev. W. T. l..
Kieffer, Prof Newell and Hon. VIM. NJ. Marine.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. John D. Worthington
read an excellent essay on Free Education. Mr..
J. Edwin Harry was elected Secretary and Treas
urer, in place of Mr.. John w. Burkins, resigned
and resolutions of respect to the memory of the
late Prof. VIM l.. Baird and Miss Title Gal
breath, were adopted.
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Aberdeen.

Mr. Parker F. Forwood lost four year old
colt, valued at 5000, on last Monday, after few
hours sickness.
Some thief or thieves on last Wednesday
night, stole one hundred decoys from Mr. T l..
Keen about sixty from Mr.. Edward Mitchell,
and scventy-five from Mr.. Frederick Mitchell.
Mr.. VIM. j. Fulton and family have been Wis
iting friends in Kent county, for the past week.
Thanksgiving services will be held in the
Southern Methodist church, at 10ll o'clock, on
Thanksgiving morning.
A cow belonging to a colored man in the en-
ploy of Mr.. j. L. Bradford, strayed away three
weeks ago, and has not been heard Of since. He
is not able to lose her, and any kind friend
would receive the thanks of a grateful man,
should he see her. by notifying Mr.. Bradford
Her color is red aud white-the head and face
entirely white NIAToR.