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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05
CAPITAL CULLINGs.
Notes OF Matters and Things In and AbOul
the state House.


James B. summervilIe, Brooke county
James B. Fowler, Marion, and James W.
Sinclair, Of Faye!te, were appointed Re-
gents oil the s!Ats.nornRl school yesterday
by Governor Jackson,
Gov. Jackson has appointed Hon. John
]. Davis, OF Harrison county, Commission
or 10 represent West Virginia Of the York
town Centennial, vice George W, Thomp'
son, OF Ohio County, resigned.
CERTIFICATES or Incorporation.
Secretary CT State stalRaker issued q GER
tifcate Of incorporation yesterday 10 The
Tug River Booming Company, Tor the pur.
oil constructing booms, or dams with OF
without piers; for the purpose oil
stopping and securing bosts, RATS, logs,
masts, Epars, lumber and other timber 10
the creeks, rivers and other streams In the
counties Of Mcdowell, Wyoming and Lo.
gan also for the purpose Of driving and
floating OF logs down and out
Of the rivers and other streams
In the above named counties; 10
erect eide rolling and floating dame; also
to clear and straighten the channels OF said
rivers and streams; also to buy and sell
timber, logs, lumber and wood, erect saw
mills, lumber yards and whatever else may
be necessary to the conduct Of the businetl
OF the company.
The principal ofiCs or place Of business
shall DO at Baltimore, Nd, the certificate
to expire April /, 1901. Five hundred
dollars have been subscribed and paid In
for the purpose OF Incorporation, and the
privilege Of increasing TO $4,000 was
granted. The shares are 500 each, oil
which s q. D. Clark, B. r. Sheriff, ], G.
Cooke, g, II, Weir, ], K. Wilson, all oil
Baltimore, hold one share each,
A COMMISSION COMPANY.
A certificate was also issued to the Vol.
cano Commission Company for the pur.
pose Of buying, selling and dealing In pc.
troleum and Its products, either on their
own account or on commission, OF
BOTH transporting, storing, refining,
and m nutaCturing petroleum and itS
products, and preparing the same Tor
market. The principal Office shall be at
Volcano, Wood county, and the certificate
shall expire March 81, 1901.
Four thousand one hundred dollars have
been subscribed for tho purpose Of inCor.
poration, Of which $40 have been paid In,
and the privilege OF increasing 1t to $780,.
900 was granted.
The shares are SlOO each, and held as
follows: W. q. Stiles, Jr,, Volcano, 1000
shares; John F. Vinal. Volcano, 1000
shares; +. NJ Wright, 500 shares; War.
rem Bower, superintendent, 200 shares
j. r. shater, 200 shares l.. lowering, 200
BhRres.
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The following deeds in fee we're ad.
mittsd to record in the office Of Recorder
Hook yesterday:
Deed made April let, 1881, by Thomas
K. Mohet and wife 10 John A. Holiday,
for certain piece Of ground on Twentieth
street, between Main and Market. Con.
BidefRtlOn $500.
Deed made April 2nd, 1881, by Mary
Jane Myers 10 Frederick Untuh, for part
Of lot No. 10, on east side Of Market street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Consideration "a, $50.
Deed made March 2lst, 1881, by Martha
8. Johns and others TO Mary Koehlef, for
lot No. g. "0ld Town" Consideration
Deed made April 2nd, 1881, by William
LihCh, Trustee, to E, ]. Some, for the
Veet twenty-five feet Of lot No. 1871, In
2anes addition 10 the Ci y. Consideration
5000.
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The Board reassembled at 2 p. NJ, Pre-
Bident Speidel In the chair.
B. Stanley, agent Of the Poor House
submitted his monthly report, showing
the number OF inmates for the month L
have been forty.six. General condition
Of property and inmates good.
The special report Of County Engineer
Smith was read. Among the matters stated
In the report was the failure Of John
Slater, contractor on the Glenn's Run
road 10 complete bis work within the
stated time. The County Engineer, how.
ever, recommended that the smouht for
quarry work on this road be paid. Report
referred To the Committee on Roads and
Bridges with power 10 act
A petition Of seventeen residents Of
Road Precinct No, Q, RiChland District,
asking that q new road surveyor be ap.
pointed In place OF The present Incumbent,
VIM. Wallace, " hO does not live 10 said pre-.
cinct was read. MrWallaCe's appointment
being withdrawn, Stewart Wallace was
elected 10 fill the vacancy. Fred Ganaer,
road surveyor for Precinct No. II, Rich.
land District, having announced HE In.
tention Of removing from the district,
CLARK Cfiss was appointed 10 his place.
The petition OF the EGna Insurance
Company for erroneous assessment was
referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
The following parties we're gtanted
license 10 keep ofdlnaries:
Elizabeth Miller bondsmen, F. Weimer
and Simon Kelm. Frank Walter; bonds.
men, John Ebert and Christian Heas
George Baker; bondsmen, Peter Weliy
and Lewis 0rih. Herman Getingi bonds
men, Peter Welty and Otto Hess. William
stamm; bondsmen, william Sliiel and
John .Piafr. Mrs. Rnttger; bondsmen,
Otto Hess and Peter Welty.
A number Of other bonds was read and
.
Sfhe following resolutions we're offered
and approved:
BY Mr.. schullEe; Fixing the annual
compensation Of the Prosecuting Attorney
At $i,20O.
Nj. Caldwell moved to 64 the amount
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The residents Of the Eighth ward resid.
Ing in the vicinity Of the loot Of Thirty.
seventh street, we're terrified by thereport
Of q gun shot about 8 O'Clock last evening,
and Immediately afterwards a report
spread 10 the effect that Louis nriehorst
had committed suicide. Dfiehofst was
found lying on the ground, but he was not
dead by a large Rj1rity, neither was be
hurt, and Il is supposed that be fred The
gun of either 10 lfeighten those near him
or with the intention Of killing himself
However, he was unsuccessful and was
taken home.
Diehorst lives with his step.iatter In
the Eighth ward, and is about twenty. one
years Of age, He p q helper at the
LaBelle Mill. lie is said 10 be- rather
weak.mlnded, and has been heard 10
threaten to destroy himself frequently Of
late,
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Gathered Hero and There By InteIIi.
geneeF Reporters.

dhtnefeu hefe anu IneFo ~ AntelIls
genceF Reporters.
CoNuNDRUH: What Is q harbinger oil
SPRING.
FouR deeds in Zee were admitted 10 rec.
ord in the Recorders Office yesterday.
SEVERAL good feeders OF hot nails, we
are informed, can obtain employment Of
the Benwood Mill.
THE Wheeling Sabbath School Teach.
ers' Association meets tonight OF 1880
O'Clock In the English Lutheran Church.
Mr.. E. ]. STONE slipped on the pave.
ment at the Court House yesterday, and
received a severe bruise over the left eye.
TONIGHT "My Partner" will be given at
the Opera House. Messrs. Parsloe and
AldriCh assume The title role. The play
Ia familiar enough to our readers to ensure
q full house.
LErTERs remaining In the postofice I'm.
claimed, April 9th: W. ]. Brown, Second
National Bank, W. B. Brunis, VIM. L,
Cross, ]. F. l., Grier. Patterson Huff, Adam
HilfeRal, John L. Kuhn, George Moore
Miss Nary Marshall, William NEEDLE, G.
II. Mitchell, N. Party & Co., Il. Ready, l..
W. sCudamOIe, John SChaefle, John Tai.
bert, Mrs. Lillian Wells, ]. NJ. Woodward.
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THE usual merchants lunch at Tho Nov
McLurV House san pie Rooms daily.


The following list Of Grand Jurors fol
the April term, 1881, has been drawn by
Sheriff Brown. They will meet at ID
o'clock, on the nth inst:
Washington Diatiict-W. 8. Goshorn,
Jno. ZieCkler.
Madison District-T. II. Logan, Jerry
Sheppard.
Clay District Samuel Laughlin, r. M,
Delaplain.
Union Disttict-ouo Hess, W. b. simp.
son.
Centre DisttiCt-JaB. Maxwell, II. F.
Behtens.
Webster Disttict-John Q. Miller, S. X.
Wallace.
Richie DlsLtiCt--H. Q. Uldch, Austin
McGiail.
RlchIand District Peter Delaplain.
Liberty DisttiCt-S. y. Jacob.
Tfiadephia DsltiCt-A. ]. Cecil,
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PlrnBuReH, April 4.-River 4 feet 7
inches and stationary. Weather clear
aud cool. The United States Local In.
spector commenced this morning 10 inves.
tigale the details Of the collision between
the steamers Emma Graham and Mon.
tana last week. The examination Of wit.
nepses Is conducted In secret session, the
press being refused facilities for publish.
ing the testimony until the case shall have
been concluded
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
CHEAP GOODS +!

500 pair s-buttOn kid gloves at
35C pair.
200 pair seal brown real kid at
75C.
100 dOz, full regular made hose.
20 dOz. misses unblsaChsd SChOp-
psrs hose at IL l-2C a pair.
rs pieces Washington figured
dress goods at I5C.
10 pieces black silks below value
500 dOz. pearl buttons at 7, 8, 9
and l0C.
100 dOz. hemstltChsd haRdksr'
chiefs at 81 SO and So 90 per tOzsn
worth 80 psr cent more.
We sell lace, ribbons, comets and fancy good
s1s'Psr than any hOuIO In the trade.
John EmSheimer,
Eleventh st., near Second Ward Market
mh3i
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Mr.. P. D. Carroll, Of the we'll known
Marble and Granite Works, has just re-
turned from an extensive Eastern trip,
where he has made . selection Of large
quantity OF granite and marble, which he
offers at greatly reduced prices. The best
oil material and workmanship guaranteed,
We Cheerfully recommend this establish.
ment 10 those wishing anything In their
line. Quick sales and email profits 10 their
moLLn
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the GOVsFnment ChemiSi's Report or
RakinE Powder.

TO The EditOl Of the wheeling lnieLlGhneaF.
Tha recent publication Of the report, giving
the comparative merits OF various Baking
PoWdss, according TO tests made by the Gov.
eminent Chemist has induced some OF the
manufacturers Of brands Whese inferiority
was thus brought to light, to resort 70 various
means and publications, in order 10 rid them.
selves OF the results OF that unfavorGble expo
sitiOn Of their inferority.
That the public may fully understand the
matter. and to avoid any misconcsPtion arts
ing out OF statements Of our competitors, seek
ing to break the force Of the report herewith
subIOin the main part Of the report, in which
the comparative values are correctly given.
Dr. Loves tests were made to determining
what brands are the most economical 10 use
And as their capacity lies in their lsAvsnipl
power, tests were directed solely 70 Ascertain
the available gas OF each powder
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We WILL SELL THIS WEEK.
Notice Well and Remember !

one quality Of black silk al 81 per yard. Maybe II
IL cheap Come and see u.
one quality tI cOlOr'd silks at 81, We mAichtd
some THIS laBi week at 81 10 aud they were Inferior
One line all silk tRmnItes Al 76c ltAnybOdy elIe
Ofns me Ut that price bR sure thA thOy ara rs good
qulllty ~ OulB beijIs you are iOmpttd 10 buy:
Uns line Of pOlI dot silks a. $50 per yard The
imp ritFS ASt VIC for them now.
twenty Eve pIerRs summer silks, the greatest o. oil
AIIk baTgaiB ever Oh red, al axe. They are lS pure
aud 10 tVi d ~ The hPSt u goods,
One case Rll.WoOl Alllng debegrs at 1?kc per yard
You eau SOt them displayed In our windows
One ca nomle dreSl goods al DC per yard, When
you paI1 look Al them,
one tWs bTOrid dress IO,dSat &c We need not
say anything about them. They are % cheap ~ cali
cosS, ard with you see them you will buy them In
preference
ora ca Of prints, fully standard, In small bolts AI
80 peT yard
O6e c'Ss Of blPachtd muslin at &c, GquGl TO the
bet I2kc muslin made
One case Of one yard vide all wool loule cloth 81
SOC pr yard. they are haDdS0mer than any 7bc
goo % ever Oiierfd Be,idts va have all styles OIL
striped plnlls, checks, St", for gArnituTCS.
All Oders from nOn.n Slden'S promptly GttenAed
TO. Cash on delivery with privilege Of examination
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TnE valued e1ptessmau Nj. ]. D. Kline,
oil sheboygan, Wis, had q violent attack
Of rheumatism, disabling him almost from
moving. purchased, said he, O bottle Of
81. Jacobs OIL, and poured II on a wooden
cloth and applied Il 10 my hip. 1 ex.
peCted 10 be laid up a month. Great WAS
my surprise u find myself completely
cured In three days, and have not been
troubled since,
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There Is no Evaporation or Deleriors.
ton 10 strength about Dr.. Thomas' EClec.
tfic OIL. The Ingredients Of this inCon.
parable anh.fheumalic and throat and
lung remedy are not volatile, but fixed.
pure and impeFiShable. Pain, lamepess
and stiffness are relieved by II, and n NAV
be used with equal benefit externally and
internally.
LSughfin Bros. 4 Co., aSons.
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OARnuSctB, Felopp, Boils, Sores Of long
such As Ulcers, Absetses, etc,
positively cured without the aid Of 4 kniie
or poultlce, BY using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing salve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, EtyslpelAs, Soft and liberated
Oofns, ChillbIAine, etc. II has never failed
10 cure. For sale by Logan 100,
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All the women say that FREp E,
Smith has The cheapest and newest
Grocery In The city. They say his canned
goods, coffees, teas and flour for quality
cannot be beaten. While his prices are
astonishing.
1924 Market st., Red Front,
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Joseph Rusan, Percy, Ontario, writes:
NJ was induced to Try Thomas EcleCtriC
oil for q lameneSs which troubled me for
three or four years, and I found 1t the hest
article l ever tried, 1t has been q great
blessing 10 me-"
Laughlin Bros, & Co., agents.
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To Ache, or not 10 Ache, thst's the
question. This cheerful connundrum, ye
rheumatic sufferers, 10 by no means as
difficult as a proposition In Euclid, Try
DR.. Thomas Eclectric oil, and you will
find Ii just as easy not 10 ache as to ache.
Laughlin Bros. & Co., agents.
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The bid Of B Curen ilT foundation work In the
upper Middle Wheeling CrSek road al % cents VA,
AlIo accepted.
The committee also reported that they
had examined a number OF petitions re.
ferred TO them, and that they were further
referred 10 the April meeting Of the com.
mitlee. A number Of other petitions we're
rejected. The claims OF Armstrong, Coen
4 Co., 50, and Sheriff Brown 81, were ex.
amined and werereCommended TO be paid
Estimates by County Engineer Smith,
amounting 10 1926 20 were reported paid
during the month Of March.
Printing = This committee reported
monthly bills agpegating s4B0 81, which
were recommended 10 be paid.
Pending the further consideration OF the
business Of the Board, an adjournment
was taken until 2 r. N.
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GLoVER,s CAR


said 10 he Completely nj the Mercy Of
the Snaii.Pox.
From q gentleman who came into the
city over the B. 4 o. Railroad yesterday,
we learned that a dreadful condition Of
things prevails at Glover's Gap. ''Some
six weeks ago." said our informant, "a
young man, named COPYRIGHT, came 10
the Gap to visit bic father, who Is post.
master, h. L 0. agent and telegraph oper.
Ator there. The young man was siCk d.
the time, and many OF the nelph.
bofs called In to zee him,
and render him such assistance 40 he
needed. His sickness soon developed into
a 1tstclass case Of vafioloid, and by this
time several others In the community we're
stricken with The disease, and now there
are great many cases, and the number
is augmsntirg daily. Dr.. sChuman,
the only physician In the place Is
stricken down, and DB. Rymef and Nor.
gan, Of Warrington, are now at The scene
Of the epidemic, giving all the al.
tentlon and assistance they can. Mr..
YOst, a resident Of the Gap, is reported 10
be 10 q dreadful condition, and suffering
terribly from the disease. The people are
dreadinlly frightened, and have as YET
done nothing toward the establishment Of
pest house or quatantinlbg the town.
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70 call and examine The handsome new
styles Of dteet goods, carpets, wall paper,
OIL cloths, window shades, carpet chains,
&C., &c.i At extra low prices for cash, al
John Roemeps Mammoth Dry Goods,
Carpet and Wall Paper Emporium, Nos
20l9 and 202l Main street.
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CnoLRRA.-No danger from Cholera II
the Liver ls In proper order and ordinary
prudence In diet Ia observed. The oCcS.
eional taking Of Simmons' Liver Regulator
to keep the system healthy, will surely
prevent attacks Of Cholafa
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der No. S6O,T for one month. In the
case Of Order No, 265, isRned Feb. lB, 1881,
70 D, II, Maxwell, S76 Is for work on Elm
Grove road, allowed by estimate for extra
work. There Ia also Q black ink memo.
randum, "E L, Kimmons, mid. Wing
oreek, /" made on the lower part Of tina
stub, Just above the words passed on the
9TH day Of June, 1880" There Is also q
memorandum in red ink across the face Of
the stub o. eight bills which includes the
LII Of D. N, Maxwell for $I4, the aggre.
gate Of the bills in said memoranda ia
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!. BLUM & BRO,
ap4 II04 Main Street.

nENTIsTRY.--TO THOSE THAT DE.
~ SIRE 10 save their natural teeth We would say
that We are now better prepared than ever boi0rO 70
enable thOm 10 do sO by the use Of an ELECTRo
MAGNETIC PLu6GRA We can and are making better
and Landowner Gold Filings, with more Bab0 10 our
Patients than have heretofore been made In thlI
city or elsewhere, without the aid oil the Electric
PugyCr What WH my Eo can prove By Aotu1
Denomination. Call aud SEQ Tor yourselves.
JAMES N. gURGlS0N d BON,
SAT M, IiAS Market ~. WkRalinv. W. Va
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No GREATER guarantee oil the excellence
Of Dr.. BulpS Cough Syrup could be fur.
nished than thatit is recommended by all
the leading Druggists.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., April 81 A. N,
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally fair and warmer weather, south
10 west winds, and slowly falling baron.
eter during the day.
For the Lower Lake Regions, slowly
rising temperature, rising, followed by
falling barometer, south 10 west winds
and iaIt weather
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k'oR RENT-AN ELEGANT COlrNTpv
i residence situated on "E unslor I'M
aud one'hAli miles irem this civ and III. MI w
minutes walk Of the Elm q owe RAIlmd rs aln hN
enllrsly no contains eight mom, be- H., H.. Iol,'
SISS.aou ,5S al II ND At b &C. S na eo Si
large aud cOhVaIlentlJ AFTangeI Nam, ttt
rlse'hoG1r, and all necessary OulbuIdn,, "u Sl.
order The whole surrounded by IW, W :" le9IUi
acres q ground we'll lSnCs H. For pI,tic aus hL
cure Of ~; w j. Bats' Jr No. IS ivsiS '1I ~
mb2UuAs
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New Advertisements
Wanted.
Brass Bird Cages-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Nolice-JustiCes Of the Peace.
D. q. Dist, Jr.
Removal-WilsOn Bros.
Opera House-Annie Pixley.
syrups and'Molasses-Jos. Speidel 4 90
Wanted-Situation.
A Good Cup Of CofTee-C. Behrens.
Remoyal-W. II. Forster.
IF your watch don't run right have Il re-
paired by JACOB W. GRUBB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Cor. Twelfth and Market ste.
BONELESS GOLDFISH al
GEO. X. MOMECHEN'S,
No 1864 Market 81.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having been duly appointed, and Qualihed, o. the
administrator Of the estate Of Charles T. Son, de.
ceased oil persons being indebted 10 The estate or
having lawful claims aSAuSt the same, arc notified
and requested 70 call upon mo for settlement.
y. n. sUTLIFF,
apl Administrator,
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer, as observed at SChnepi's
drug store, Opera House corner
MONDAY.
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TRY If, for II never disappoints. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Per bottle, 25 cents.
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RThe Government Chemist als9 adds Il regard all
alum powders ~ yerY uaWhOleSoInO, Phosphate and
taTArc acid Pl ders ibrAta their gas too freely 10
possI o. blAing, or under varying climatic changes
suffer deterioration
1t Is proper to state that all the powders ex.
aminei were from tue open market, and that
the original Labels were In every case broken
by DR.. Love himself. He also informs me
that be, himself, purchased the can Of ROval
Baking Powder at the store Of Park & Til
ford.
| have only to add, that fOrtWenty yeas
tho Royal BAKING Powder has been before the
public, and is to-day the standard for purity
and exec ence throughout the world, b..
Cause OF It's intrinsic merit, and by virtue OF
honorable enterprise, the Royal baking Pow
der has taken this rank, and am therefore
not surp iced to'tind AdNnturers In the bus.
ne>s anxious 10 assume their preparations 10
b. It's equal. J. O, h AgLsND,
President Royal Baking Powder Company,
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FoR RENT.

EOR RENT-ONETW0 STORY RPiGr
- dwelling, containing IlI nam, a., phlOA
ball cellar under entire house; Lt,Iv ~ th'nnN
newly nni,hed throughout Ia the fe't 81 ~, hl;
eillern containing $50 barrels Of water; Sl.n Hh
! SGsSy IaSi hOca'S On The Whrs s5i E
reasonably, Apply 10 HENRY K. HEss E Hin isaI
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(CopyJ
Received Wheeling Feb. 10, 1881, Of
Hon. Geo. E, Boyd S25. 10 on account Of
County Law Library, 10 pay freight, JAM.
tess, DC.
[eignsd1 o. II. DEirRRs,
Clerk Of Com.
The janiLtess has been paid by order
No. sos, November 20, 1880 s42 iof al
months December 20, 1880, Order No. 3,
s35, for Eve months. April let, 1851, or!
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OR SALE,

E0RsALEOHEAP-l05 NEW B0IIT0
L tubes, lin. I II iCot; 80 uVs b Ier tt,, Zen
" ieet WIN: CODD, ErEIne n Ird gs,S H. u,
supplies, Sl2 AlicoAnHa Stiee, Is ,IlnS o Ws 'Huau
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Qt1e gntelli2eueer.
New Advertisements.

Omce / Nos. rs and n Fourteenth street.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

7A..Y.nMOP.u7rMI7A.M.17MshN
GO 10 GS q 80 81 Is 81
, 1881-10-24

Newton last Monday from l'ocnhonsas Cru-
trct IN l'ncall0llins County, whence they
ss snTt Hy yy,5 b ~ s cr r"n'g r; sr9sis a1 ne n5 a
l1onle lliver near llolur. In IIamlltnn
Connty: then southwest Of Webster City.
theneut IL nevada, III Story County. thei,rr
County, themes nast rlgflt miles 10 n pOtnt
a,iltf ana t!rur ,nilcs CHS, Of l}nxtcr. wlleh II
iuttows tin divide southwest into Newtn1i.
sl,urt diaulce III lliu nnrt'i pnrt Of .tlsner
tnttnty anil tt tho Gr,issi,lx Nf D.@ Atnlnts
nsul fl0nllo fsivcrs tho r,utr II ntunEn ulyltlr
s''riasc sss 's wer we !. rs M tre 's r.i l eo" III.
Try. Frnm Newtnm 10 tho Mississippi River
tito work Is wEli ulltlGr way.
'fhu Drs Moines & MctsrrEor l1nyo succeed
oil l., placing tllelr bDn!ls H. Nuw York,
Witch inxnlcs the eumpellui, Ut tho rt'a.l.
~. Il. Tracy, .stn If thu President Of the
Burlington, rMtnr flArftlS & Northern, Inns
bcrn appointed General Solicitor Of tho c0lll-
1tI1tF.