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PRICE $4,000.
Building Lot for Sale.

THE CITIZENS RAILWAY COMPANY
i will sell At public sale al the front door OF
the Court House, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Satur;
day, November ISL, the Let on which their
stable formerly stood, corner OF Main street and
alley 20, Centre Wheeling.
Terms One-.hiri III: balance al six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest.
Possession given January l. ISL.
Cr2I VAN i. HALL. SCCy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02

To the Crc5t0r, If G"prn. ~hlrr' 'Gc p. d. ''"'.
In pursuance OF deere OF the Municipal
Court OF " hr-.Irp. u 'hn county "i Ono. mole
ila,au,a therein bending q" 'rh."'t TIE r'd!
ni The said Gee ore .ruwall hach d,cc, =.
yd. . the payment ~ hi drn's, on an rguif-
q: to pr.,.iIt yDur 'iaIms a"eiust "a" Ill
t,rorg,. -chwArl'rcn, '.ec,.is"i. to Joseph Il
PAUL, CON Ti>snucr, at ms onIr". ~. l.-n' tap.
',n, ,,r,.r. in Tie rrIy ~ Whu,!irr ln 1T q
.Iu-,ry on o. b" tore Wednesday, the 81 day 81
Suv..lacr. 4 u Isl at@U'C!)e< IN
Wine. Thomas ". Dsrnh 'irrG OF sad
Court rui> FL day Ul October, lS>l.
THOMAS " DNREAH
Clerk Of the Municipal court ol Whc.li.,:
pilp .uuOyjl1 j." =
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1857 Prizes. amounting to.......-......-Sll0, i0c
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all points. to whom LIBERAL compensation will
be paid.
For further information, write. clearly, givin
full address send orders by express o
Registered Letter or Money Order by mail
Addressed only 20
N. A. DAUPEiE,
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN, at No. 2l2 Broadway, New
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,.DlSA MONTH-AGFNI WASTEl-
~ 20 o. best ceiling article. IA The
world sample free. Address JAY bEDSSD<
Detroit. Mich. He2'r
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CLEVELAND E. PITTSBURG r. r
Condensed Time Gard.

GOING EAST AND WEST,
On and after Nov. 7, 1880. all trains will run
daily Except Sunday, as follows:
3Throuy h trains TO Pittsburgh.
2Thro' 1h trains TO Cleveland.
2ThroLs Oh trains to Chicago.
PullmaI's Parlor Cars between Wellsville and
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are uu
der the supervision and management OF Generals
q T. ReaiIresard and Jnbal a. Early.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02
Notice TO Creditors.

In The Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
In Term, October -. H.!
q. 4. Bcu;ry, administrator uf Inc c>'tr" %.
George e NwarlblCh, deceased,
y.
:ophia SChwarlbaCh, widow, John ~"hwa lha.h,
t,usiayuS SCnwalltach. FTanClskA schwa'l-
bach, Louis schwarGbach P,toF Wc.;y. Anton
RrymH:Iu. the German Bank Of Wh,"iiag t."
Nail city Building Association Of Nhc"iimG,
William 7. Hubbard, trustee, tic United
STAT, Building. La;.d ami LCIn A"n"!a' -.
". J. " COwdpn. trustee, { Harry Tie roo
pics Bauk OF Wheeling, john Em> n"im"r,
John !':eiicl. Philip S"hu'c rnd John h"hi'f
late partuci. ~ : hUir Il k.hrrr, the 'I.y ui
Wheeling. K. Kennedy Friend. doing Hn'I
Mesa, Friend q son, e. Bcu'cr. Or Albert ..
Stiel, and Peter EFb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02
a CARD

10 all WHO are suffering from the en-
ror and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss ei manhood,
&c, | will SEMI recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great reme-
dy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send seii-addressed
envelope 70 the Rev. Joseph T. Inmen,
Station d, New York Citv.
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Trustees sale OF Valuable Pro.
Nprfy.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRtsT MADE
ID by Andrew IhamHnn and Marianne
Thalmanu. his wife, Ia me- Ms trustee. dated
December II. ISIS. and recorded III The Office OF
Tie Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio county
Yves; Virgins in deed OF trust book No. IT, page
$50 will sell at public auction. AT thf front
,,onr OF the COu5l House OF said county, on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02
REGULATE the Liver and Prevent

Dyspepsia, Constipation, Iaunlics, Bilious
Attacks. Chills and Fever. Headache,
Collie. Depression OF Spirits
Sour stomach, Heart
bum, Plies, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02
SCE SALS.

In potatoes there are seventy-hve
parts water to every hundred pounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02

'Daily except Sunday.
No. and IS stop at all stations.
wEsTBoUED TRAINA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-02
TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r. CT

On and after May %. 1881, Passenger Trai
will run as demonstrating time:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13
rnE pALLAs aERALD. TUEsnAN IN-NINu sEPIEMBNR 10

experience Of him who said he bad only
twice been on tho verge OF ruin, orce when
no had lost law suit, and once VIXEN he
bad gained one. What is the best remedy
for all this evil which finds It's root ia mans
natural imperleo,ions, or in his ehicanery as
legislator, advocate or judge, Is not so easy
of solution, but il can DO in gres. part
abated BY moro careful ard pains'tRAing
legislation; and this must in turn be effected
by the selection Of men who are thoughtful,
dlligent and conscientious in thor work.
The subject is one tba! demands and should
receive attention a! the hands of some future
legislator who can win laurels by making a
specially of simplifying the laws and ems
bracing provisions that though they may not
be all-sufIiciDg will a. least be less diirepu'
tably conflicting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13
THE UNIVERSITY VOTE QUESTION.

A special telegram from Austin TO the
II uston Post says "The returnsfrom some
eghty-nyo cities and counties give Austin =
majority over Tyler Of about $500 votes, and
severance about $500 ahead" The Post
then, in an editorial discussing the csnvaIsiDg
OF the university vote says; "lf the return
ing board shall crown the series of blu -
already committed by counting both H. '
tire votes and the main votes for Aus #
division shall csry--both as to make up her
count Of one third OF the woes and also as to
be credited her in the lump for the main
university-s gross and unpsrdonAble piece
of injustice will DO perpeirated II will
never DO submitted to; and should /. eventu-
ate by some strange accident, that toe courls,
whom the point of injunction shall como up,
decide to sustain the governor there will be
= revolI so instructive and profound that
judgea will DO made TO know thas law and
common sense should be one and tho came
always, Let us suppose that Tyler receives
10000 votes for the main university, aud
Austin 1000 fer tho msii and 1900 for the
Che entire uuiveaty According to
tso governors ruling Austin b,su
Tyler 1000 votes for the main
u.iyeuity. If TIA. DO justice, save us
from having anything to DO with Is! Tho
governor esys you 0ennot vote IN tba al.e.u,
h,ivo or the conditional ticket and when Tho
.eight ticket il vctod in accordance With
hl Instructions, no appies, Of hA oga
roacrved serso Of justice, tho elect OF .he sl-
ieTaative on conditional ticket, 10 the !eaa
votes under tho defeated condition, sad
makes them lie" occurs to US that tn.
reasoning of the Post is weak, aud that ia
ilusratior fully demonstrates sha. weak.
ness. 10000 men voted for Austin for tie
entire university, they voted for i. to have
tho main uuivorsity and Tho medical branch.
Then why should not those 1000 votes DO
counted for Austin for the main university!
Whist power ia thGre in tho a;S.5 that can
suppress the vote of any sutTragSn ?" fit bs
justice not to count these votes, then save ua
from having anything TO do wiz it," II
majority OF the votes cast are in Ayor Of di-
vdiug tho university, then oal \ opinion is
that tho 1000 votes, tho tigurGe t,od by tho
Post for illustration, cast for All, ia for tho
university entire, should DO coug@si for that
place for the msin university ard counted
also Tor Austin for the medical branch, AID
one naturally wOndors If tue Poat is not
striving to make an argumen! TO kill tho
votes received by Austin because
that city favored Gslvoaion OYER Houston FOR
tho medical branch'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13
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T0c oaiso7 Hsr.id-Naw5 % Responsible
70, he following s,a,om
Report, na,aa ,h6t C3heA 1rHa w
N''N Pr, '2 'ata-'' ol tiEt'..g "e o'.
...t.
b eu1, m5,s, ar .as dsa.5,.
nrf i vH.t
'..'.' ~. a' ..H ne' rs
..a.-
.sa yosIas
W Enaur.. sfU M, .s
5Osl g.a .i.a. ,l.r.a4 y. IL.
outsider aaa Suit -.s 8,are.i. ....
.le bpt ha.. faHe.N So ID.
es a.ty O., ua m s
aoe ,a., 4. Ga rr-ip
iu,uts sUi ap,aA,esy of N ntn s
uat ho 10 no, ms5o to ssrp,, ,,a .rts,-
uN cbmso. eoya.u9t Goto,t. JhHj u.
ao could legally a.. nude rtuu. i.o1 ursY
Governor Cs.t udca, o, Missouri. for him
bu. because Cdip bas h,lio loeol pol,ol
iaf6euca iuit enough to elect n repab.lg,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

Nios President ARTHUR, 70 tho enrS
yer1 OF hls manhold, was scoul teacher,
and in lsi0w principal Of q large academy
IN Vermont. Writing TO friend recently ard
m1rNoning HE padegoglc experience, h,
said: "Howcyor, my school bNgan, md Il
was composed Of mostly races Of brA's. There
wore nearly all the goddaSsea, all the sauts
and many Of tho wise mon Of antiquity nom
inally present. Thoro wss an African dam
sol. score ofaspirsn's tor alphabetical mar
tory and many specimen Of the yanke,,
suApjack knives. The most prominent OBJ j.
iec. was tho oldest boy in school descAntin,,
upon the merits Of some wooden combs snd
trying 70 negotiated sale with some small
boys. Thore was bu. one battle. A strong
farmers boy tried 70 overthrow your hum
bio servant and bis authority at the samo
tims, but tas.ks W symnal.ic p.ncsics there
Vas . triumph for tho teacher"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

DURING August, Sheffield, EnBland, en-
ported TO America Sl650OO worth more Of
cutlery and sIeel than during tho came
month last year. Whoa /. Is remembered
that on every bit of this cutlery End steel II
leavy, an ex,or.iopa,e tariff has 30 be paid, y
tariff ac.uslly taken by toreo from tho peo-
pie that y low msnuCsctorea may grow
ouormousl, rich, wa wonder how governs
ment cEn be go upjus, TO ia own citizens, to
tao great ra~lea. aad SO wonder a'ili mo'c
tina. ,ho masses viii thus pofmN ,hemlcly,y
TO borobbed and outraged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

TnE report comes to us from staid aud
"cuchawed" Boston that ono of her minis
terra ia IN sore and terrible distress. He is III
love, in debl.and in doubt about tho doctrine
Of the Trinity. These three wees make a
trinity about which there is no DOUBT, Let
him marty HE lady love and got her fatbor
to pay his dobta, and then deay the Trinity
doctrine md got ups church trial - Ia DR..
Thomas of Chicago 80 that ho can have BIZ
name in tho papurs aud make noise in tie
world,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

THE unQleasant ncwa comal 10 us by
associated press dispatches that the pyesi-
dent is doing worse ag>in, and that his lungs
noem now 10 be involved, Lat US hope that
in their eagernesa to give him the full bene-
ft Of tho son breeza lboS have suffered him
20 take cold, and that there ia no blood
poisoning affecting tho lungs, for should
this DO the case then there must be extreme
doubt Of his ultimate recovery, weakened as
In Ia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

rng town Of PulImani u9ar Chicago, is
being yR7asei by the typhoid ioy,r II IS
BUS lBtla place, bus up 20 q toC oays ago
hero mad been A'sy.ihEoe e,sos, 5ad 70 m,s
igtans iai1 that several dead hoiie, have
bolo found, dos,h H,uiEus from ll iovsa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

WHAT Is national woman We ssk be-.
cause we SEQ ia the current Gows OF tho day
that tie National EomAns Ohristia' Tom,
porancc Uaion has been holding 3 convou-
sion 81 La Fsyotta, lpdi4,.a, Is ,his rational
woman Mrg Dr.. Mary Wa'ke,? Parhapa
tho Women'1 National Chrlt,i4a Temperance
Union Vas myapt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

"BlsMARcR "a a grandfather" 10 tho uo~s
from Europe. Why, il has not been that long
siace his aon eloped with the counlesg--somo-
hody hosu9
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

SYDNEY LANIGR, tho poet from Georgia
who comp ,sod and read the Centennial poem
a. lis opening AT Philadelphia in 1876. died
reennuy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

THESE cool nights We have been blessed
with since tho rain, mako sleep an utterly
too utterly luxurious luxury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13
To whom may Gamer.

ine notice of dis.uluiion in.the Dallas linn.
n ,Ysp ol September 9TH ol tho firm Of w ~
,wweWsiu Co, sud pert ,inlng to he Irped Nv
W., hoAatd, kauah aud u. W pnTksr
Sw ns,vd and done without my conf enI or
AnuW.evke hh'l my N sins appearing thVfeto
Primo phcs to bea forgery and vii M ons,,
p,.o.euIe the party ar plr,les having so
signed or used my maine. y"
Y. W. PARKER.
ofthe arm Of W. y. Howard A On
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-13

reeenlIy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-02
Corresponding secretsl


Halle Journal Of Health thinks 1t is
doubtful II consumption numbers as
many victims as are stricken by the vari.
Gus diseases that result from habitual con.
stipation. True consumption ia an inner.
tied disease. II may remain always dor.
mant, but when aroused 10 action decay
commences OF o point CiTCumsCribed and
gradually extends-unlesN arrested-until
so much Of the lungs become involved
that vital actions cease. The evils oil con.
stipAtion result from inattention to the
calls OF nature, and usually commence
with children whose habits are not closely
looked to by their parents. The processes
OF nature are always active while lie lasts.
When etfete matter is retained O
moment beyond the time its expulsion
Is demanded the system com.
mences its efforts to get rid Of 1t. When
the natural egress Is checked the absorb.
ents carry the most fluid portions Of the
poisonous mass into the circulation, and
It becomes diffused throughout the body,
The more solid or Clay.iike portion Is
forced into the lower reotum, where 1t be.
comes firmly impacted, thus cutting off
the circulation In the small blood vessels,
causing painful engagements known as
piles and hemorrhoids. A continuation
Of these troubles often result In tssure,
hstula or cancer. The trouble iB seldom
confined here. Az o result Of the blood
poisoning we almost invariably find more
or less dyspepsia, with decided derapge.
ment Of the functions Of the heart, liver
and kidneys, accompanied by headache
and nervous debllIties, otter vergIDg on
paralysis,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-02

PoPULATIsH AND DRAINAGE BASINS
1t ia an interesting fact that the population
is greater to the square mile along the val
Icy of the Delaware river than in any 9TH
or part OF the country, the number being
l78; next comes the Hudson river with a
population per square mile OF l79, while
along the Miami river 1t Is 100, The popu'
lation Of the great Mississippi valley has
now reached 81 ,S2I, 25i, In 1870 the pop
ula,ion Of this region was 1881 500, an
increase OF q, $50 800, while the density has
increased from 1872 to l75 to the square
mile. In 1870 no lees that 7,s4l $40 OF the
population OF the country, or over SS to
the square mile, lived in the valley Of the
Ohio river. Toe census Of 1880 shows the
number to have increased to o 567 $50, and
the density from 3S to 474, The following
table shows the population and density in
1870 and in 1880 OF the valleys OF some OIL
the principal rivers:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-02
Prospects of the winter wheat !
Kansas.

Prospects OF the Winter wheat In
Kansas.
TOPEKA, KAs March 2S.-As the spring
season advances, the indications Of the
safety and promise Of the growing wheat
crop in Kansas become more assuring,
Notwithstanding the unusually severe
weather oil the past winter, the freezing
period being The longest ever known here
the frequent snow storms have afforded
full projection TO the plant, and furnished
abundant moisture, leaving the crop at this
time In q very healthy condition. For the
past two weeks the weather has been very
favorable; and, should 1t continue 80, the
yield oil wheat for 1881 will be the largest
ever attained In the State. A gentleman
who has recently vleited the border coun.
ties Of the State says that the promising
wheat crop will be OF the greatest benefit
to the sorely distressed settlers In that sec.
ton. Even In the most Pparsely pspu.
lated counties upon the frontier, the most
needy OF the pioneer farmers succeeded
last fall In planting few acres Of wheat,
some Of them getting In tracts Of twenty
to forty acres. The success OF the crop,
therefore, will be a renewal Of hope to
thousands Of well.nigh despairipg settlers,
the full value Of which can scarcely be 90.
timated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-02
TRUSTEES SAILS
SALE,

b. virtue Of Deed OF Trust from
H.. 4sa d:a, 6, W 70 lsIi BAILEY La, ,s.,s
OGiCS Of the Clerk Of the IouDty e'l, u u,
county w. Va, In Deed OF 1rrsl BoSs ~ g OH
~ and By virtue Of an Orltr Il the CifrgIl = Ha
iAld county, made on the slh DAY Of L.. ysrl
appointing me, the undtuigutd ru,t,, IL, IN
In plaza o. aAld Lewis Bailey, then drcrs,,l M iy
SATURDAY, THE l6TH DAY OF April - ,%
on the premises, commencing At 2 o','o.k a 81
eeeed 70 ael y The highest and beat bidder ar ~
the following real estate, to-Wlt3 Lots Sa ,sli,h
IN CLlduolpS addition to the city a Wb,.f' iadtg
!ng laS t1et on TWeny'linth street, M y, "
back ~ ieef excepting part OF lot No Sst HalaI
Of lot No ., which have bs, heFelCtors 1l Ian
These lots viii b sold together or .tpsra,I.
ptrtSo lots, As shall DO found that ,Try ~
most advantAGeouSly, OF ~ viii beat sait. 4, ~ WI
hlTket street, 4'' N9. Nv
TERAS or sALE-OnS-l hlrd, Sud u much ,,,.-
the pulehaSor may eltctIO pay Gash The 4, ll''
one and two yearS WV, HOE TiAts' u
w, II, HALLRR, AUctlObeaF -' ''"'.'r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-02

may bs in the reports about the inhuman
treatment Of pRupss in Hancock, that 1t
will arouse the good people up there to q
determination 70 apply prompt and ef'
fectlve remedy. Far better for them to go
to the expense Of 3 county home, land 1t
seems they are willing to 60 to that ez.
penss) however few may be their paupers,
than to allow such q blot on their fair
fame to remain for another year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-02

An Expression or the ROuSy's Point
PaFmers' Club on the subject.
PouRy'a PorHr W Va March 81.

An RxpFessIOn or the ROnSy's Point
RRFmep' Club on the subject.
RoSRY's PoTST, W, Va, March 81.
EditOFl lptslligOneeE
At q meeting Of the Ronsy's Point
Farmers Club, held on Saturday, March
%, they directed their Corresponding Sec.
rotary to prepare and forward to the
Wheeling 1NTRLLIGRNCRR for publication
an article expressing the sense Of the club
in reference TO the movement in favor Of q
State Fair.
The citizens OF this part OF Ohio county
have been watching with great interest
the movements OF the committee having
in charge the Inauguration Of q State Fair
We, as sgriCulturalists and stock raisers
feel vital interest in the success Of the
movement aud desire to cooperate with
the managers by any means In our power
10 make the movement success. We de-
sire 10 congratulate the committee on the
success they have already attained, and
we hope they may urge the matter for
ward 10 Q auCCeRsiul termination.
Our little Mountain State should not al
low her sisters on the other side OF her TO
out strip her so far In this matter. In
Ohio and Pennsylvania almost every
county has It's fair or exposition and in
many counties two or three agricultural
or horticultural organizations, We can.
not see any good reason why our own
State should allow herselfto be left so far
behind in this matter, Located as Wheel.
ing is, between the two great States OIL
Pennsylvania and Ohio, In the midst OF
one ofthe finest manufacturing and stock
raising communities in the country, with
he best OF river and railroad facilities for
shipping stock and other articles, we can
not see why the West Virginia State Fair
should not at once prove q success. 1t
would give an impetus to the introduction
and raising OF stock which we have not
heretofore felt, and would certainly prove
beneficial to the manufacturing interest oil
Wheeling and vicinity.
Respectfully,
Tuos. j. ORR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-02

Ten years OF experience has firmly
rooted TUFTS Pills In public estimation.
Their wonderful Rdaptability to the va.
rious forms OF disease 70 q marvel to medi.
cal men Of all schools. They are largely
used In hospitals In Europe and America,
as well Rs In the army and navy. Cuba
and other countries where yellow fever
prevails, consume millions Of boxes an.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-02
nIEn.

DAWSON Friday, April /, 1881, NELLIE, dAuGh.
ter Of John and Ellen Davis, eyed 10 years aud
months.
The funeral will take place from the fsaldence Of
her parents, 10 Martins Ferry, o., on Sunday after.
noon al O'Clock. Friends Of the family are Invited.
InterH,anI Al MI zIon CatnttaTv,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-02

The shipments OF horses from Montreal
to the United statea last week were the
heaviest on record, amounting to 500
head, at total cost Of SSS, 1877, against Sl5
head costing $50, 1859 50 tor the week pre-
yious, The Montreal Herald says: 1.-THE
exports Tor the past four weeks are unpre'
cadsuled in the history OF the trade, foot
ing up no less than 1881 head, at an
aggregate cost of Slls,524. From January
LIST to March 10Th the total exports were
2,4sG head, coating $22S,4?4 SO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-02
MARRIED..

March 81, 1881, by the Rev. ]. +. Mcclure, Mr.. ",
r. McKELvHT and Miss BEcciE Il. Llf1EN, all o.