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and offenders generally, must rest mainly
with the local Boards Of Health. The
Language Of the law is simple and specific,
and cannot be misunderstood,
For apy violation, all that 10 required 10
TO make information OF the fact 70 any
Justice o. the peace, or TO the States
attorney,
Such, gentlemen, is an outline Of the
work committed to our care; and though
unpaid, there will be rewards 70 the peo.
pie o. inCSlcuabls value, and the State will
be honored thereby.
Until now have not had the pleasure
Of meeting all the members Of the Board,
but | know you have large hearts, and
will give 70 u work your very best en-
eTgies,
l look forward to the enjoyment Of great
pleasure by our association. Again l
welcome you to this grand, glorious, self.
sacrificing duty, which, II faithfully per.
formed, will bless aud make happy the
people Of West Virginia,
A vote Of thanks was returned 10 DR.,
Reeves for his address, alter which q bal.
lot for President, as follows; Motfstt, 9;
Rseves, !; BMbee, l, d.. Motitt assumed
The chair without making any remarks,
alter which DR., James Z, Reeves was
made Secretary by the unanimous vote Of
the Board. DR.. Reeves then gave a short
exposition OF the duties Of the Board and
made several suggestions, which were
merely applications Of some paris Of his
address.
DE-. Reeves and DR.. Carpenter were sp.
pointed . committee to draft q constitution
and bylaws for the government Of the
Board.
The rules Of the House Of Delegates
we're adopted for the government oil the
Board.
Tho Secretary was ordered TO procure q
suitable s ate seal for the use Of the Board.
On motion Of DR., Barber the Secretary
was instructed to make such purchases as
are indicated by the fourth section Of the
act OF the Legislature creating the Board.
The Secretary was authorized to draw
on the State Treasurer for such sums OF
money az might DO necessary to detray
the expenses Of his ofiCa.
The Board then proceeded 10 the dis.
ClssiOn Of the act OF the Legislature, dis
CussinR as they went each section, and
after a review Of the financial status oil
the affair they adjourned until 2 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON.
At the time appointed the Board reas.
semb!ed and spent an hour or two in the
examinations Of Dra. Garrison, OF Wetzel
county, and franklin, OF Gilmer, who
passed the rigid examination s~atiaiac.
torily.
The afternoon session was occupied In
the examination OF two applicants for cer-
thcAtts, one from Wetzel county, the
other from Calhoun county, and q general
discussion as 10 the execution OF the law.
Tho question Of appointing the local
Boards Of Health was considered and q full
understanding between the members Of
the State Board was had. The members
OF tho State Board will make these Sp.
pointments for their several districts. The
Board adjourned to meet at the call Of the
Secretary.
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T6e Sew All, MN;Ihev,. Rs,i.

The Katie StoCkdalS steamer brought
down from Pittsburgh, yesterday, the new
memorial bell which has been presented
to ST. Matthew's Episcopal church by Mrs.
Martha johnson, II Was visited BY a nun.
Der Of ladies and gentlemen at the whatI
boat, who we're curious to see its size and
inspect the inscription on IL. II is from
the well.known founders, A. Fulton, Son
4 o., oil Pittsburgh. The bell, without
theClSppsr, weighs three thousand pounds
and cost about $1,000 On lie outside sur.
face is inictibed the following!
ITO The glory Of God and In blessed memory Of
Alexander Johnson I'm Of frederick L. and Martha
8 and grandson 81 PAtion John AInnAtFOnG afNl
rntor Of this parish, who departed this life Ad1
S0lb, 1855, Ated 20 years.
40 all 70 WOTka Of the Lord, bleta 70 The Lord,
prAlsc Hin and mAgnlly Him iOreVSi.'W
The bell will be hut Z as soon as possible.
II is said to possess rich, sweet tone, and
although not quite 30 large az the Capitol
bell lie other admirable qualities will
make II heard quite az far.
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RIVgR NOTES.
Local River Affairs Yeaterday on the
Landing.

-
Local river Affairs Yesterday ON the
Landing.
Weather yesterday cool and clear.
Water guoge last night 10 feet 9 inches
Wednesday Is usually o dull day on The
levee.
Business was very good on the landing
yesterday.
Down yesterday, the Katie stOCkdale
aud Aude5.
There 10 no change In the running OF the
daily local packets.
The Diurnal, at 1920 A. N, is the Park.
ertburg bost o,dsy.
The Scotia is due up this evening from
Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh.
The Emma GMhsm from Pittsburgh 10
Cincinnati, 10 due down tonight.
The Hawk, with a tow OF lies from Pitts.
bufRll, went up yesterday afternoon.
CiECiSSAri, June 2l.-Rtyer 10 feet and
falling. Weather lair and pleasant, De.
parted: Sidney, Pittsburgh; 81. Law.
renee, Wbee'ingj Cons Miller, Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, June 2l,-Riyer falling, 8
feet 4 inches IN CauOl. business M,
Weather partly cloudy and pleasant, with
light rains. Artivedi Mary IIonston.
New Orleansj Vifgie Lee, Un%iontoWp,
Departed: MARY Houston, Cincinnati;
Lee, Cincinnati; Grand Lake and
J. s. McDonal, with tOWs, New OileSbs
The BoaE leaves tonight Tor New Orleans.
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Not = bad heart, but u diseased Liver, Il
often the cause Of violence Of temper, vim,
diClivUness, aud sometimes crime; Tor,
when tho spleen Ia effected, the heart Il
Gl0gged in its better impulses, for want OIL
acton to carry of the bile.
81 have used Simmons Liver Regulator,
not only onGs but often, and can conf.
IDENTITY A7sert It has done me moro good
than any other medicine l have ever used.
| think 1t il the greatest medicine for di,
sessed Liver made In the world. Many
Of my neighbors have used II, and all will
say 40 much II not more than l do for lie
virtues. JOHN ]. ALLEN,
"Bibb county, Ca"
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IT IS said To be unwholetome In all
months that have not an r In their name,
to eat au oyster. However, II Is eminent.
ly proper and always seasonAble 10 use
Hamburg Dfops-tha great Liver and
Blood Purifier. Mr.. Jacob Hess, Norman.
vile, Kan, writes: During the last year
! was scarcely able to walk along. l Buf.
tered with serious arrangement OF the
liver :snd tried many different prepara-
tons without benefit. Ny neighbor, Mr..
Adams, told me Of Hamburg Drops. !
bought a bottle aud after It's continued
Use | became better daily, and regained
my former health. l shall always speak
q good word for Hamburg Drops Topeka
Kdn5iS, Daily Capital,
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%JustIce %I.nunder,s,

Last evening an interested crowd Of
East Wheeling people gathered in Justice
Launder's Office to hear the details Of an
inter.family quarrel, the seat Of which was
located on the corner Of Alley Fourteen
and Wood street. Mrs. Tom Bray, Mr..
Bray and Mrs. Lindsay were the alleged
participants In the fuss. A vast amount oil
testimony was taken pro and con, and III
did" and "you didn't" what a liei" &c,
wore the principal expressions soto rOcs.
The parties were held to keep the peace
In vaPinnA hnnda.
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Eleven years our daughter suffered on A
bid OF misery under the care Of seVeFai NJ
the best land ZONE Of the woistl phySioIabs
gave her disease various names hi M
relief and o she IL restored 10 ma in gooj
health by ~ simple a remedy as Hon BIlieFS
that We had po1hed at for two years. bsioEs
using It, We earnestly hope and pTay that
no one else will let their sick suffer a. Va dij.
account OF prejudice against 40 good a
Telegram. SSSIV
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The raius Of the last fortnight have
damaged the strawberry crop considerably
and made the ptioos somewhat sitter.
Vegetables, fruits, butter and eggs att
nearly as quoted last week.
FOtV1, BLlier, &c.-Liye chickens, SOa35t
apiece, or 81 00a4 so per dozen, and
very scarce; dressed chickens, 12ia15t
per pound. or S6A40 cents each; eggs lt
also per dozen, lard, lSc per pound; but,
ter, plentiful al l4AlSc per pound-ChoiCe,
20ci sweet milk, Scper quart, or 25c per gal,
lon; buttermilk, 4C per quart, or loo pei
gallon.
TegddbkJ.-Nsw cabbage 5al0a16c pei
head ;uew potatoes zoe per half peck; as.
pataguA &c per bunch; onions, S0c pei
half peck; new onions &c per bunch
new peas l0c per quarter peck
new thubatb 2 punches So; rad.
ishes Q punches for l0c; Strawberries lOa
l5c per box; lettuce lOc per quarter peck !;
l0c per quart; white beans, &c per quart;
string beans l0al5cp per quarter peck horse.
radish, &c per bunch; dried lima beans,
l5a2Oc per quart CuCumbefs, 30c per dos,
Oysters, 30a5OC per haltCah 25a45c per
quart; lake fish, 8, 10al2tc per pound.
Medb-Beef 10 To 121s15c per pound;
mutton, lOal6A2Oc per pound; chops,
10 10 loo per pound; veal, 10 10 loo
per pound pork, l0ai2lc per pound
sturgeon l5c pei. pound
sausage, 10 to l2c per poundi smoked
sturgeon 10 70 l2ic per pound bacon, l2i
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A w%orkingman says; "Debt, poverty and
suffering haunted NE iUryears, caused by a
sick family and large bills fer dOStoring,
which did no good. | WIS completely d..
Courlgol until one year aeO by the advice OF
my pms or, | procured hop Bltters and com.
menad their use, and in one month we were
oil well. and zone Of us have been sick day
since and | want TO say to ail poor men, you
can beep your FL lilies well u year with Hop
Bitters for LEES than one doctors visit will
cost. "-Christian Advocate. MwH4w
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INDIVIDUAL IrEMs.
Prominent People Here. and Here
AbOuts.

Prominent People Here. u Here
AbOuts.
Attorney Dovensr Is back again.
Ran. Stalnaker has gone to Charleston,
Miss May Creel Is expected back next
Friday.
Miss Mary Hauaer has returned TO her
Oadiz home.
Mrs. Joe Paul is visiting In New York
and the East.
Miss Agnes Rose left for Montrose, N,
Y, yesterday.
Dave KaiRburer left for Little Washing
ton yesterday.
Tom Wilson, Of LaBelle street, leavet
for Dakota to-day.
Martha johnson is tho donor OF the new
ST. Matthew's bell.
Prof. Birch, Doc DlCkey and John Day
went to Washington yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Thompson, Of Belmont
county, Is visiting friends in this city.
Ham Woods, OF Woods Run, left for
Powhattan yesterday to visit some friends.
Miss Maud Wiley, OF South Broadway
Island, Ia rusticatlng aud visiting hel
grandfather out in Ohio.
Mr.. Henry McOune, who has been work
Ing ct Moundsyille In the foundry, has &C.
copied a position In the foundry at Bridge
port.
VIM. Lindsey, Of ~Sweeney's South Side
machine shop, aud who had been visiting
at NJ. B. Lindsey's below Moundsville, re,
turned home yesterday.
FlacCus Bros, d Wheeling, have con.
traCted with Conrad Long, Of our place,
for the manufacture Of 10000 fruit cans,
10000 to be delivered In two weeks
Martins Ferry MtES.
Mr.. viii Marsh, OF tho firm Of N. NJ.
Marsh & Son, will leave tomorrow for
Detroit, from which city he makes all
extensive tour Of the Lakes, spending six
weeks or so In hunting, fishing and other
pleasant pursuits.
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SPECIAL TRAINS will leave the B. 4 O.
K. K. depot stopping at the Capitol
Buildlng) at s, $3.50 and Q A. N. Thursday,
to accommodate persons attending the
commencement exercises al the Academy
Of Mt. de Ohantel. The cards OF admis.
sion, accompanying invitations to the die.
trlbution Of premiums, will be taken up at
the entrance to the Academy. Parents
who desire 10 secure reserved seats should
take the first train.
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Don't forget the reunion and picnic on
Browns Island, June 23l. The Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & 81. LOFTS Railway Company
will sell excursion tickets 10 SteubehvilIe
81 the rate Of Is cents. Steamers will run
from s%teuhenville 10 the Island. Round
trip 95 Centa. A graud time Ia anticipated.
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business %Enterprlso IN roltdo, ObIo.

In the May distribution uithe Louisiana
State Lottery there were thirty or more
lucky ticket holders in that city. One
ticket; No. 3l,4l4, obtained from NJ. A
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, by mail,
brought for the 81 sent by Mi. Fred,
Schroeder, No. $3.50 Michigan street, and A.
D. Ritfel, oil the Vienna Bakery, No. 333
Broadway, a prize Of 81, 1000. paw
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Grand ExcursIon IL Drown,, I,lnud.

The fine eteAmer O. ". BatChelor will
leave Wheeling at 1915 A NJ. Thursday
morning, June %, for Bnwn's Island.
Fare for the round trip rs cents. The
Washington, Pa, band will iurniHh the
music. A large excursion party from
Washington will depart upon tho same
boat. The re ,union Of ex.residents Of
Washington county, Pa, will take place
on the Island at 2 r N.
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Professor WIN. G RICHARDSON, NJ. D, OF the
st. Louis Medical College, says: II have or,
dered Liebig Co.'S ArnicSled Extract OF Witch
Hazel 10 be applied locally In rheumatism
and with most marked relief In every Cas1.l
Beware OF worthless limitations under our:
and similar AlsI cures Piles, Catarrh,
Neuralgia, Painful MOnth,ies, Old Ulcers,
LumbagO and WeaS Eyes.
cold II IitIy cents and dollar bottles.
MWR6W
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The O., t, ". & W. Railroad Company
have a steam shovel at Bridgeport. They
intend to use 1t fot taking away the slip
one mile west Of bridgeport, which has
caused them very much trouble, and for
making iells In Bridgeport for more
switches. The shovel holds half a car
load Of VEAYhl.
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II the thousands that now have their rest
and comfort destroyed by complication OF
liver and kidney complaints would give ma.
lures remedy Kidney Wort, trial they would
be speedily cured, 1t acts on both oigans IT
the same time and therefore completely fills
the bill for a perfect remedy. II you have u
lame back and dlsordsrsd kidneys use II at
once, Don't neglect Them, - Mirror and Farmer.
hWFkW,
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FRED. AMOS, Tyler street, Rochester, writes.
"Your SPsINO blossom Is wonderful | never
used anything that acted 30 we'll on the
bowels, and at the same time was so free from
the drastic properties Of medicines usually
sold for the purpose" Price 6OCents, trial bot
ties 10 cent,
Sold by LaugLlln Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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Children are subject to a great many
allments which have their origin in the
stomach or bowels, DESld's WoRM gYRUP
will cure them. II Ia a nice %purgalige,
aids digestion, gives tone 10 the Bystem
and leaves the child hearty. Is cents a
a bottle, Was
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NO HumbnsRinE the American People.
You can't humbug the American people,
when they find a remedy that suits them
they use II and recommend II 10 their friends,
Just exactly tbs case with SpRlN0 Blossom,
which has become a household word all over
the United States. Ptice 90 cents, trial bottles
10 cents.
Sold by Laughlin bros. & Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Whteling.
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KiDSEY.woGr moves the bowels regularly,
c~loansss the blood, and radically cures kid.
ney disease, gravel, piles, bilious headache.
and palms which are caused by disordered
liver and kidne'S. Thousands have been
cured why should you not try III Your
druggist VIII tell yon that II Is one Of the
sold In both Dry and LIQUID form, and liz
action Is poaitive and sure In eiihef.LDdLldl
TIA. Herald, Nv1iV
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CARBUNCLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores of long
Standing, such hs Ulcers, Assesses, etc,
positively cured without the aid Of REniie
OF poultlCe, by using Mfs. julye Myers
Drawing and Healing SAlve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, EFyapelas, Soft and liberated
CofnB, OhlllblAine, etc. II has never failed
10 cure. For sale by Logan 4 %. paw
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RENT AND FOR SALE,

To . responsible party two lItEs tont niVs
location, gis and wafer. A large dutllihl lghens
With all modern convenience A loI,I WleIIL
r6ildenee with AZ attts Of ground, lIl SI w. ~
shade trees, grass aud 6OEef 4 rjIhi Aio eadn " X
sale on ten years tins. A good farm Of z ~ "
coal and W6ll improved. One Well Located hoIs !,
ChApllne street, Centre Wheeling. A nsV 4
sCHAEFER 4 CO., Op,ia Home Cofhe' = HI
call o. 2 r. tn, or IA the tTetlbg iiOn ihA "
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DOR sALE-DEs1RABLE BUILDING

= LUlbt
1 hereby offer for Rale $50 iset Of grOuul % ~
tenth street and 700 is,t on FOufIetniA iiitd
this city, 10 lots Of 20, 10 or 70 feet, TO Gull PuftAlsi
nov vacant 10 the city convenient 10 bIihtn "
the most derifable 70 bs had iof Eetid'hoa "
property ID near the Central GlAt Woih, bl.-s
Wood and MeCOllOch ttfteu and knovh Y san'Hl
Garden. II. g. BHRlYER
mhS i2ll Min ItNt
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Is the best remedy for Dyspepsia, Bill,
%iousness, Malaria, Indigestion, and dis
eases Of the Blood, Kidneys, Liver, Skin,
etc.
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JOSEPH HARKls, NURSERIES

C lLLh" A.. snf
5000 Apple Trees, Two, thfet, four l5d J"
5000 Peach, one ttfOm bud yeah
500 Pl1mi, one and tao yanh
son Qhlnces, Two and three yHln'
5000 Cherries, one ard two yeAn. ID
5000 EVCfgfSenA, mostly juniper, ifon w
feet. The above arc thrifty lnj 10 go1d tlai"f y.
manipulating. VIII sell ~ lOu n ths ISS 49, VI,
respond shee solicited. AddfNit ANgbL Z
LER, MOundlyillB. Nursery Il oSa my ~,
MhnndsVIIlR DRnnt. dH'pt-
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lIOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

ESTABLISHED BUSINESS FOR SALE
~ Three hundred and City dollar lash Viii n
H. The business IL a rcSpeCtIDle, lnduiuSlL NJ
paving one. Located on Main street. city. 1b,p
ceiling Will exhibit irom bis bOOlI the iuesa NJ,
bad, while the only TtAp n for selling Ii 90 itHlId
attJ. The nature Oi he business FtquIfe' bgI All
effort 10 conduct II successfully, Apply isi latAg
information 10 ALEXANDER BONE, GIHt
business Agent, 1878 Market Itrtet, tfitIlVi bl2i'
IA1i
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THE peculiar merits Of Fellows Hypo.
phusphiies are;
Ffs-Unique harmony Of ingredients suit.
able 10 the requirements Of diseased blood.
SecOnd-Slightly alkaline reaction, render.
ing II acceptable to almost every stomach.
ThIrd-Its agreeable flavor and convenient
form asa Syrup.
Foufth2Ib harml,Nnes under prolonged
use, MwFPW
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ImiIen Ont.

John Il. zeveley was released on bail
Monday, having obtained bondSmen in
all the cases against him, $500 In each
case. j. H. Good became his bondsmsn
in one case, and q former employe oil
Z9yeley's In the other two.
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The p, O 4 st. L. Railway Company
(Pan. Handle Route) will sell excursion
tickets to Chicago on June 2S, at the rate
Of s. for round trip. Tickets good for ten
hAHA.
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T'HE Swiss Warblers sang at schawlb's
saloon last night, large crowds being preg.
ent all evening. They will sing again to.
night and every night this week..
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mrnr,,A nrhnIIn AnIrs.

IL lhe HEsTsALvE for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Totter, Chapped
Hands, Onilblains, Oorns and all kinds oil
Skin EIuptlonp, FfeCkles and Pinples.
Ge! uRNRY's OARBlLIC SALYE, as oil othert
are COunterieits. Price % cents.
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"sLAcK:DaAyeAr. cures dy.pcp-
tia, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by Logan 4 o..


Millions Of rats. mice, cats, bed.bugg,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rata" Gold by druggists, l6c
boxes,
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EXCURSION to Chicago via B. 4 O., June
28lh. Round tip IS 90; tickets good ten
days. No change Of cars and through
~RleenpFA.
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DURNo's CArARRlL SNUFF cures all af
ieCtons Of The mucous membrane, Of tht
head aud throat.
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THE celebrated SWIss WarblerS at
Schwalb'S all nsxt week.
THE usual m~srChantS' lunch at The New
RCLure House Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, as observed at SChnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1851, 1881.
A, 4. ilMSP X. r. n. 7 An. IL n. 9 y. NJ Pr
@ u d 81 q 4 70 70
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THE celebrated Swiss Wafblefs will sing
al. SChwAlb's saloon dufiBg the present
week, commencing tonight. Go and hear
them,