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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16
nIs ErIrArH.

Here lies the ahacondlns Grey.
Who had such taking Way.
lie flashed like = meteor bright.
Aud then flashed ous Il SIGHT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16
i serious Faii

Yesterday As one Of the Miss condits was
fidine along On Lyon street her saddle tnrn.
ed and threw her suddenly to the. ground
hurting her severely.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16
FOX, BAUM & co.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON BE1r.TEET TERMS
TH AM EVEES-

lam now better prepared than ever before to
negotiate loans on good improved farm lands.
The departure Of my late partner has not
interfered with my connection with the firm
for which Stewart g Grey were loaning money and
can obtain loans on more liberal terms than ever.
IF YOU must have money, remember that gel.
it for you.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16

An aromatic combination for the preser-
vation of the Teeth and Gums. 1t is far
superior to any preparation of the kind in
tho market. In large, handsome opal
pots, price so cents. For sale by Foshay
Il. Mason, Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16
speslal Meeting,

The.Albany Blue Ribbon Club is hereby
called TO meet in speclalsession in the Hall
of the Y. p. g. A. Friday evening Sept 10th
1881. Every officer and member should
be IN attendance and in their places.
MAGGIE FosrER.
President.
r. r. SKrrwoRTH
Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16

atYYYes u nTsYo may be found on Gle at Geo.
1d10 = A1 Gn y kowell 4 Cos Newspaper
Advertising Raareau 40 Spruce 81 where
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-16


Mrs. Powell has just received two sample
cases Of millinery goods from the East.
They contain the.very --latest agony" in the
millinery and it will make the heart of any
lady glad to even look at them. She re-
ceiyes new goods every week and pleases all
her customers.
w. ]. Smith. who formerly resided just
across the Calapooia from this city, will
start on his return to this country during
the latter part of the present month. lie
is now living at Helix. in Umatilla county.
BY the way, he wants torrent farm. Who
has one for him
Mr.. o. P. Tompkins, Of Harrisburg. has
decided to make change in his business on
account of poor health. Until further notice
be viii sell all goods ia his line, stoves, tin
ware. copperware ETC., at bedrock prices.
Give him call and secure some of the bar
gains ne is offering.
Hiram Williams finished up making the
assessment Of The county last week and i.
now bEsily engaged in making transcript
of it. On account Of the new law he work
ed under it took him longer than usual to do
the work, but is probably the trnest ever
ade in our county.
Mcl1wain buys large lots Of goods of all
kinds whenever dealers make it an object
for him to do so, and as consequence pay,
much lower price for them than any mer.
chant who buys his entire stock at one pur.
chase. The consequences Of course is that
he can undersell all competitors.
'.WiIl the coming man hy Y The Somer.
vile Journal man says it viii depend on
the nature Of his pinions, while the Salem
Statesman thinks It viii depend more upon
whether the coming woman has the poker.
Both are vr5ng. y viii depend entirely
upon bis Abilities for drawing Iargs sums d
money en- forged eheeka.
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q. = &. u. Il. TIME TABLE.
Albany station.

DErARTuRs OF TRAINS.
aouSp NORTH.
AtRASy EXPRESS DEPARTS at $50 A. NJ
FRFIlstlT TRAINS nsno A. NJ
Arrives At ets4s A. Nj.
NAIL TRAIN De,afssat 1906 T. NJ
RopSn soufEt
Arrives at 1t:aa A. NJ
MAIL TRAIN nrnartS AT ls:05 T. 1t.
rsrtet4r Tram $50 Z. AZ.
AINaNv EMPRESS Arrives'at S:sa z. NJ
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OUR. LOCALS.

The melancholy days are here,
The sal,lest of the year.
Quite too hot for whisky punch.
Too cold for lager beer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

A reporter OF the 1SrELLtdESCER in hls
raubles on Saturday dropped In The new
notion house Of ltaSlett, Wheat 4 Hays,
located on Main street, above Fourteenth
street, 10 make inquities about The condl.
ton Of trade in the notion business. We
found tl1e members Of the firm very buslly
engaged In filling orders and attending 70
the wants oil customers, but Mr.. HaElett
was Kind enough to devote a few minutes
10 Ns In answering our Inquiries. He said
that turing the past two weeks trade had
iivened up considerably, and that the de.
thand for the class Of goods carried by
their house was conntanlly increasing
This arm occupies one Of the handsomegt
Btoretooms on Main street. and the ind.
ViduAl members Of the Arm are clever and
entCtpflsing young men, v th whom 1t viii
be ioiind pleasure to deal. Their stock
10 complete aud comprises everything 70
he found ID a frSt.ClasB notion house, and
ihey are able to compete with any estsb.
lishn,eht in the city In regard to prices
and the quality Of goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

NEW SYoBK, April 23.-Cotton quiet at
l0Nallc; futures dull and steady. Flour
quiet and unchanged; receipts 1900 bbls;
exports 1900 bbls Wheat unsettled and
ieverish, closing shade lower; receipts 1907
900 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels; ungraded
spring 81 10; No. 8 spring 81 10; No. 2 spring
81 Ai No. Milwaukee 81 269S ungraded red
81 41<al 2SN; No, 3 do 81 24Hal Is; No. 2
do 81 27al 299S steamer do 81 2ihi No red
NS0Hi mixed winter 81 2lAal 2'Ni un.
graded white 81 2lal %; No. 9 do 81 2Sa
1 FAX; No. 3 red April, sales $4,000 bush.
els at 81 goal 27H; May, sales 500, 900 bush
els at 81 2Sal 23A; June, sales $4,000 bush.
els at 81 81 Hal 22X; July, sales l2S,0 900 bush.
els at 81 loyal 2OH. Corn heavy; receipts
81, 900 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels; un,
graded b7a60fc; No. 8 67StS5SO; steamer bOa
1910; No. 2 00a80kC; No. 2 white $50; low
mixed 60Ifc No. 2 April 60HR6lo May SOFA
$40; June 65 1Ia56HC. Oats unsettled; receipts
o., 900 bushels; western mixed 46Ri0Hc; white
48a60c. Hay demand fair and market firm.
Hops unchanged. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes
l0ai2Nc; Job lots l0al9AC. Sugar firm and
In moderate demand; fair to good refining
7Na79Sc. MoaSes firm and In moderate de.
man. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Pc
troleum quiet and steady; United S8Xo; crude
GHa7 10 refined &c. TalloW quiet and steady
at exc, RoSin unchanged, Iurpentins weak
al 4la4lHc Eggs firm at 100. Pork dull;
old mess $40 30al7 10, the latter iAgcy: now
mess quoted at SIS 0O. Beef quiet and un.
changed. Cut meats quiet and steady; long
clear 10 l21; short clear 50 81. Lard inao.
tive at 81 60all 65. Butter dull and un.
changed. oheess quiet and steady at 1Oal23lc
CHICAGO, April 23-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat unsettled and lower; No.
2 red winter 81 Hal 1lX; No. 2 Chicago
prng 81 04Hal OAK cash; 81 06Kal O6N
May 81 06%a1 OF June: 81 07Hal OK July;
No. s 0ica$I 10; rejected 76aSiC. Corn active
and lower at 4S]1 bid cash, May aud ] une 40
July: 400 August rejected q. Osts irregu.
lar at S0Ho cash; S7EaS71c May; 37Ka37fc
June; S7HaS7hc July. Rye flrmer. barley
steady and unchanged. Pork unsettled and
lower at Sl7 40 cash and May; 81 47Nul7 80
June: ST. go July. Lard active and lower al
81 20 cash; 81 20all 22II May; 81 3Oall 32X
June; $ll 81 Kali ~ July. Bulk meats un.
settled aud lower; shoulders IS IS; short rib
g 90; short clear 50 90, Whisky steady at
81 OS.
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market Saturday,
% reported by John N. Hoon 4 Co., brokers',
No. ll60 Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25
snRApNOR NEMB,.
eatbsroa Here and ThGrs by IPtsllF
geneer Reporters

satbsroa Here and ThSrs by IPtsNF
geneer Reporters 3
(. THR B, { 0, pay car Will bs on bands
to-day. T y = - "a - p
THE congregation Of st, Luke's Island
Church has raised s., 425 toward the $S,OOO
stipulated by Capt, Mcclure. The new
church will be erected this summer.
A VERY neat candy and reireshment
stand has been placed in the main ball Of
the B, & o, depot, A woman will take
charge Of this stand, keep the building in
order, and also take care that no more
loaAnR will go on there.
MANAGER WoLEE, OF the Telephone Ex.
change has transferred the telephone
wires and instrpmsnts TO the second floor
Of the Peoples Bank Building, The re-
moval was attended with very little incon'
venienCe TO subscribers.
THE Ohio Valley Protective Union, last
Saturday, paid 5000 claims, on account
OF the death Of a gentleman named Gillo.
vely in Zanesvills. aud a Mr.. Detwiler, in
Ottawa, Kan. They were insured ior
S., 900 and s.. 900 respectively,
The invitation recently extended by the
Baptist Church Of this city TO Rev. j. B.
milford, OF New Jersey, to the pastorate
OF the above church has been accepted by
him. Mr., Muliord will begin his duties
on the first Sunday in June next
Tue impecunioua Bohemian who made
the poetry which terminated his gauzy
report, oil tKsmpls's BomniisTous eaorI
Saturday night, inIyesterday's LeaderthinkI
he will discontinue his etfusions, II every
thing turns out Fair maybe 1t will,
OLD "Turk," who has been the faithful
canine njghtwatChman at the Postottiet
for many years, was shot and cruelty
wounded q few days ago by some person
and yesterday Col, Sterling had the poo
brute killed in order to relieve his suffer
ing. III "a lbt
This is the last week oil the season q
Howard 4 Hess's Academy Of Music, ant
with view to winding up, as It were, II
q blaze OF glory, the company this weeI
will be an unusually strong one, Mis-
Hall, the best lady vocalist oil the season
will remain, and one OF the best magician
in the business will be among the attraC
tons, not to mention the unusually gool
stock company, and the other new stara
Friday night Manager Howard will take
benefit, t-,H bE va 81 ~ (
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25
THE COURTS.
Business Done III the Various Judicial
.ss Bodies Last saturday. q NJ !

Ijusluess Done III the Various judicial
Bodies Last saturday. {. u
SUPREME CouRr-Jud0eS Moore, Raymond,
"a n johnson, and Green.
This court met at 10 o'clock Saturday
and disposed Of the following business:
Jacob A. winkler vs.. Mary A. Winkler'a
executor, from Jefferson county. Writ Of
error allowed no bond required.
Leonard sadlsr's administrator vs., An.
drew Kenhedy's administrator, from JET.
ierBon county. An appeal and superse-
IDEAS we're allowed; bond $3.50. r
HedtiCk, Hogemati q Brown 70. Emma
Z. Walker Of all, from Kanawha county.
An appeal and 8hPerSeqsaS were allowed
BIS. Allison and Charles s. Morrison, Of
Wheeling, were admitted 10 practice In
this court, on motion Of Mr.. Etskine.
Adjourned until next Saturday morn.
Inc. 4a d. vi. .. H.. az y 's4 HDF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

Inspection Of Grounds by the Hoard o
Directors Last Saturday.

Inspection Of Grounds by the Hoard OIL
Directors Last saturday.
Last saturday3all the Directors Of the
State Fair Association, except Mr.. NJ. L,
OF, visited and inspected the four sites
offered far holding the State Fair. The
trip was made In hacks and q thorough
inspection was made.
Schmulbach's tract at The head Of the
Islam d attracted great deal Of favorable
notice on account Of It's many salient
points OF excellence. while the Fair
Grounds and Tingle's Farm were regarded
with equal favor by many OF the Directors.
The Zane Orchard Is a very beau.
tiful place, but, II is Thought
that 10 would fequlSe too great anexpndi.
tur6 Of money TO place II in good shape.
It Ia not likely that the Directors will act
In the matter at all, but will place the onus
Of decision upon ageneral meeting Of the
stoCkholderg. a ID "a
Atthe Tingle farm d meeting was held
over which Mr.. Reymann presided, but
nothing Of importance was done, except
to order q meetingat the Court House this
evening. n Nf ~ -
The solicitors Of subscriptions report q
number OF new subscribers. The prospects
fof the success OF the project are more
aattering than they were.a week ago, and
II the proper ensrgyan perseverance be
given twill certainly succeed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25
THE usual merchants lunch at the New
McLurs House Sample Rooms daily.


The frat, second and third divisions OIL
the Alnalgamatsd Association Of Iron and
Steel Workers met at Allquippa grove,
near Beaver, Pa, on Saturday lastto make
arrangements for holding grand reunion
Of the lodges Of the association on June
4th. The meeting was organized by elect
log John Kelly, Of Pittsburgh, chairman,
and William Martin, Of Pittsburgh, score.
tAry. Nothing Of q decisive character was
done at the meeting except the appoint.
ment OF the following Committee Of Ar.
sangements: John Kelly and Richard
Jones, Of Pittsbutgh, Ed, MoGinnis, Of
youngstown, O., r. 8. Jones, Sharon, Pas
Frank FELTON,, New Castle, and Ed Rogers,
and q. D. THOMPSON, Of Wheeling. The
The meeting adjourned with the Under.
standing that the Committee oil Arrange.
mentB would meet at Beaver on Saturday
next todetermine Upon the place where the
reunion will be held. Agent Smith, Of
the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad, pre-.
pared an elegant dinner lorthe committee
10 which they did ample Justice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25
RElIALE lIIaaInNARIEs.

MSeting or Iha Women's Missionary
Society In IhIS City ON Wednesday,
what VAL be Done.
For several months past the ladies Of
this city have been more or less actively
engaged in preparing to receive and enter.
the delegates to the "Womsn's Missionary
Society," that will hold its Thirteenth
Annual Session in this city, beginning
Wednesday, April 9Th. The number OF
delegates and strangers who will be enter
tanned will not fall short Of 275, and very
likely will reach 800, 90 1t will be seen that
tolproperly:cars for 50 large number un'
usual efforts must be made. All went TO
work with will, however, and the arrange
ments are about completed. The First
Presbyterian Church has been selected as
the place for holding the meeting,
The large room has been decorated, Q
stage has been erected, and the whole
chuIch been 30 arranged % TO make it Q
most convenient place Tor the convention.
The delegates will be met at the various
rail road stations at which they will ar
rive, by committees, who will take them
directly to the church, where they will be
handed over TO the families 10 which they
have been assigned for entertainment
while here, These committees, and also
the delegates, will wear their badges o.
distinction. The officers OF the association
are Mrs, W, E, schenck, Of Philadelphia
President; Miss Fannie Bell, Of Philadel
phis, Recording Secretary; and Miss JuliI
N. Fishburn, Treasurer.l Mrs, D, A. Gun
nipgham, Of this city, Ia one Of the Vice
Presidents, and will make the address o
welcome. The following ladies Of this cit!
are chairwomen Of the various committees
To procure homes for delegAtes-Mra
r. H, Oummins.
Reception-Mrs. ]. W. Paxton.
Railroad transportation-Alrs, j. Merri
man. &
Hospitallty-Mrs. Dr.J. o, Hupp,
LunCh-Mrs, A, W, Kelley.
MusiC-Miss Emma List,
Ushers- Henry OF,
Postmistress-M Joseph S. Miller.
Decoration Of OhurChes-Mrs, N, l., on
The following programme will be oh
served: .,ng
! Monday mornlng-A half hour praye
) meeting, beginning at $3.50, followed b.
the opening exercises and reports OF tn
Presbyterial and Home Secretaries. Al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the Foreigl
Secretary and Treasurer, followed by tn
reception Of delegates from other socie
ties.
; Thursday mornlng-Half hour prsye
meeting. Papers on medical mlssiOnarie
and addresses from returned missionaries
Afternoou-Young peoples meeting.
Friday Misunderstanding for praye
and conference, Paper on System In Gar
lEyinG out Work. ---L- --.-- ----
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

"Lss our old uOqualolAuOs be renewed,

"LSt our old aOquRiutance DO renewed"
TIM iron tongue Of midnight hath told twelve
Lovers, 10 bed Ills AlmO tfalty time
fear va shall Outsleep the coming morn
A. much 4, We this night have o!eIWAtehed
This pAlpaple gross play hath well beguiPd
The heavy gait Of night-sWeet friends to led
Hon. O. s. Long acted ss master oil
ceremonies, and called the toasts. MIR
Leighton responded to the toast ITO the
Poet Shakespeare" with poem, which Ia
produced elsewhere in this Issue.
Governor Jackson was next upon. the
programme, but having beon called from
the city did not oil course respond.
Mayor Egerter responded To the toast,
which called him out In very handsome
manner! ir.N.r
Letters OF regret were read by Mr.. Lonp
from Richard Grant White, Horace How.
ard Furness, II. N. Hudson, j. Parker
Norris, W. j. Role, ReyJ. g. Armstrong
and others.
j Judges Moore and johnson responded
10 "The Judiciary" MBjor Norton TO the
WArmy and Navy" Prof. Cox, OF Bellaire
10 "Distinguished Visitors" Mr.. Crosby,
to "Shakespearian Commentators and
Critics" George H. Parks, 10 the ''Diplo'
matte Corps" Other Important addresses
followed. frl.
I, Mi. O. Y. Lucas sang some very beauti'
tul selections, after which "Auld Lang
syne" was sang, and the company broke
up at midnight. The OCCASION was o post
happy one and will be source Of pleas.
Ing recollection to the many who had
the good fortune to participate In Ito cele'
bration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25
TIE PRESS CLUn HENEPIr.

Lecture ut the Opera House Saturday
Night.
The long looked for lecture by Jacob
Kempie, ESQ.,, for the benefit Of the local
Press club, came OF Saturday night at the
Opera House, according to announcement.
The boys OF the club were on hand in all
their glory, and performed the onerous
duties OF stage manager, treasurer aud
door.keepers As though they were PROBES.
SIGNALS; albeit the young men who ornR.
mented the entrance did occasionally re.
tain the reserved seat coupon aud return
the ticketto the person rendering II, and
allow an occasional patron to get intwlth:
out surrendering his paste'boatd, Several
malicious persons took advantage OF their
preoCcupaliOn when bevy OF sixteen
smiling young ladIes from the female col.
lege passed In their checks to escape the
vigilance OF the door.keeperP, and likewise
when the Young Ladies' Shakespeare club
entered In a body, To these two delega.
tons, and 10 tho choir Of st. Luke's
chapel, who adjourned their weekly praC.
tiCe meeting to be present, the benetiCi.
aries OF the entertainment return their
sincere thanks, and hope the opportunity
will offer for more substantial aCknowl'
edgmet Of their gratitude in the near
future. Z slbp.b II N y.
The treasurer handled coin do II he had
never known any other business, and the
Btage.manager launched cake" on the
bsards OF exactly the right moment. The
latter, however, subsequently relaxed his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

lake lsalsiSc, Pig iron dull and unchanged I:
Russia sheeting Sls 0Oal6 %. Nails, cut y Ot
aS l6i cltnch S465s5 60,
oncNSATI. April q. - Hoes Common
81 6Oa5 80; light IS GOa8 90; packing IS 6Oa
5 30; butchers 50 OOa8 40. Receipts ".
head shipments $40 head,
PITTsBuRGH, April 23.--PEERoLEuM-Very
active and irregular; United certificates cloasd
ut S5sSc offered refined Sc for Philadelphia
delivery. .,-
NEW YoRE, April -WoaL-Bull; do
nestle fleece S2al5c; pulled 2OaIOC; unwashet
liAS2c; Texas l4aSOc,
NEW YoRE, April 2s.-LEATHEE-In tai
demand; hemloCk sole 92a25c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25
", ], MoaAN, ESQ, 8 81, CHARLES Market,

WI. Mos4S, ESQ, 8 81 CHARLES Market,
Boston, Mass, observes; For two years
past / have been lame from water about
The knee. joint, Il have bandaged the
knee, used linimsnts and prescriptions
from eminent physiCians oil Boston, with:
out any benefit. The only relief / could
obtain Ras from the hand Of Q hited
nurse. Two weeks since Twas ordered 10
Try 81. Jacobs OIL. The byelling u 10
duCed the nutse dlbchstaSdj the lepdonl
have telAxed, The pain has u 4 great Ok
tent disappointed, the bandages removed
and feel free ffohi pain and better thar
l have Tor two yeats,
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-I
obituary,

We regret to announce the death Of
Mis-. Maggie Thutber, wife Of D. A, Thur.
BET, Esq, after an illness Of but a week,
The disease Of which abe died was " phoid
fever. Mrs. Thufbet was highly esteemed
and beloved by all who knew her, and her
death will be heard oil by her friends and
acquaintance with pain, She leaves four
little children. The bereayed family have
the sympathyloi large circle Of friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25
WHEELING, PARKERSBURG AND
NU. CHARLHATON.
ohio County Raises Her Quota Lastsat
uFday In a Very SHORT Time.

ohio County Raises Her Quota Last Sat.
urday In a Very short Time.
All the members Of the Board Of Com.
miBsionors met at the Court House satur-
day morning for the purpose Of taking
whatever action might be necessary in re-
gard to the subscription Of Ohio county 10
the Wheeling, Parkersburg & Charleston
railroad. Mr.. R. G. Barr was present and
in few words demonstrated TO the Board
its inability 10 do anything at present.
The acts Of 1870, and also Of 1881, be said,
were very explicit In regard to the matter.
BY the terms OF these acts 1t would be
necessary 10 submit 10 the voters Of Ohio
County, at the next general election for
State offices, or for school offices, the
question OF the loan, and II II carried, then
the Board could authorize Il, otherwise II
could not. ut viii take an enabling act, "
said Mr.. Barr, land this will likely be
granted by the Legislature next winter.
However, II don't make much difference
anyhow, as Mr.. W. F. Peterson went To
work and raised the money III a very abort
time, by private subscription. The ena.
bling cot, II II passes, win allow the REIN.
bursing Of the gentlemen who made the
subscriptions" ..... .i....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

The demand OF the people for an easier
method oil preparing Kidney.Wort has In
duCed the proprietots, the well.known
wholesale druggists, Wells, Richardson &
Co., Of Burlington, Vt, to prepare II foi
sale In liquid forn as we'll as 10 dry form
II saves all the labor Of preparing, and as
1t IL equally efficient 1t is preferred by
many persons. Kldney.Wort always and
everywhere proves itself perfect remedy.
-Blfdlo News MwF4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25

Movements Of steamboats, -I,evee Notes
and Gossip.

Movements Of steamboats, I,eVee NUtet
and Gossip.
The marks last evening indicated 10 lee
and falling.
The 81. Lawrence got away for ClnCin'
natl on Saturday with good trip out.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual. 7y'..
The stockdale passed up Yesterday even.
Ing about ten hours late. She had a good
trip.
The Andes isdue from Cincinnati to day
and will return al the nsual hour lot de.
paftufe Tomorrow evening. UApt. Ohatley
Muhleman iB In command and CLERK
Mart. Noll 10 Ia the Office.
The Diurnal will be to.dAV's packet for
parkersburg leaving at 1880 AN.
The La Belle is the regular BellAife
packet la' ~
The Montana will pass down WedneS.
day en- route for 81. Louis For freight or
passage apply 10 Capt VIM. Ooulson Of
the 81, James Hotel. ..
The Ellison for New MartinAville, Tele.
gram iof Darlington, and 0'Neal Tor steu.
benyllle, will be to.day'a local packets.