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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
c1PITOL CULLINGs.
Memorabilia Of Matters Gathered In and
AbonI the STATE MOnse.


Governor Jackson issued q pardon yes.
tsrday to George W. MCGEE, who was sent
to the Psuiteutiary from Taylor county
December Esd, 1881, on a conviction for
house breaking. During all the years OF
his confinement MCGEE has conducted
himself in very exemplary manner, but
about o year ago another convict named
Hotter was sent from Taylor county, and
this Hotter tainted MCGEE with the Oft
repeated assertion that he had frequently
been guilty Of iorniration with MCGee's
wife, and to such an extent was this
haunting carried on that he finally struck
Hotter, on account Of which his good
time was cancelled by Superintendent
Bridges, These facts having all come Ia
the knowledge Of the Governor the pardon
was issued. II has also tTanspired that the
charge made by Hotter was totally I'M
true and unlounded.
Mr.. W, A. Oracrait, Of the Auditors
office, Is aedn on duty after short sick
meas,
Auditor Millsris out OF the city on {
buGinesS trip.
Mi. B. L. Butcher, Superintendent o
Schools, will attend the national meeting
OF teachers ct Atlanta, Ga, which will con
yene July 10, and continue in session I'll
the ed.
A gymnasium has been fitted up in ont
OF the rooms In the catacombs at the Capi
toll, and the officers now take daily exer
else there. Col. Bill Jackson is superin
tendent; Commodore HedriGk keepa BIZ
eagle eye on the finances; George Engl
and Hugh Daily are messengelsi Maio
Stalnaker, oveTseeT OF the instTuments o
torture, and Sam Voltz, instructor In box
ing. A complete description will be giyel
later.
Secretary Of State Stalnsker has issue,
the following which will be Of general 10
terest to persons In this city and State, !
was passed at the recent session Of tn
Legislature:
| Rigbb, Liabilities and Duties Of Forag
COrp0rqtioRs,-Any corporation duly incol
porated BY the laws OF any State or terri
tory Of the United States, or the DlstriC
J OF Columbia, or OF any foreign country
holding property Or transaCting busines
. In this State, unless 1t be otherwise ex
prsssly provided, shall have the sam
Illkh6I RuWVlo enu pbAths6OnI ehu w SUI
, jeCt TO the same regulations, restriction
and liabilities that are conferred and I'm
posed by this and the fIty.seCond an
. ilty-third chapters OF the code on CorpoI
. atoms, chartered under the laws Of TIL
State, But all such foreign corporation
! shall file with the Secretary OF State a cop
. Of their articles Of association and Of til
law or authority under which they az
! incorporated, aud q certificate shall b
! issued by the Secretary Of State, and b
recorded by the company In the county i
which they hold their property, or 4
which their business Is conducted, an
, also place on file in the county clerk
office copy Of their articles oil association
and the Secretary Of State shall receive
fee oil ten dollars for granting said certif
cate [Code, Oh, 81, 2 30, as amended Ac
} 1881, oh, III
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| AAAhS AAoAAuAs
The attendance OF oil the markets has
improved very materially within The last
ten days, and the exhibits are beginning
10 be very attractive. New peas, cuCum.
bers, kale, cabbage and other vegetables
have appeared in liberal quantities and
within the next few days there will be
other luxufies. Following are the pre-.
vailing prices:
Fools, Butler, ac.-Live chickens, 40a50c
apiece, or "a OORi so per dozen, and
very scarce; dressed chickens, 12ial5O
per pound, or S5s40 cents each turkeys
very scarce, live 81 GOAL so each, dressed
l2al5c; ducks, hardly any. dressed goa
35c, live 30a35c; eggs 10al2ic per
dozen, or dozen for 500, lard, 100 per
pound butter, plentiful at 2Sa25c per pound
choice, 30i35c ;sweetmilk, scper quart, or
Csc PET gallon buttermilk, 4C per quart, or
100 per gallon.
Hsc4dbleS. --Cabbage, Is 10 zoe per head (;
new cabbage 15s20c per hevd carrots, 100
per dozen potatoes, s0a35c per peck beets
10c per quarter peck kale loo per peck %.
pHIHEuH UhllU UuuVuI buIuipsi lut pr
half peck parsnips, 15a20C per half peck; ;
onions, 900 per hall. peck; new onions 90
per bunch new peas loo per quarter peck /;
oyster plant 90 q buhehi new fhu.
barb So per bunch radishes 15c per half
peck lettuce loo per qnattet peck; dried
beans, Sal0c per quart; water crosses 5ll5c
q head white beans, 80 per quart; sitting
beans 15c per quarter peck; horse.
fadish, 80 per bunch; dried lima beans,
l5a20c per quart; cucumbers, 8 for Csc.
Oysters, 30ab0c per haltcan; 25a45c per
quart; lake Hsh, 8, 1OAl2i 10 per pound.
AedlS-Beei 10 10 12latsc per pound;
mutton, 10al5A20c per pound; chops,
10 10 l5c perpoundI veal, 10 10 i5c
per pound pork, 10C per pound;
sausage, 10 10 100 per pound smoked
sausage, 10 10 12c per pound; Muth's
sausage, 1910 per pound; bacon, l0c
per pound; middling and shoulder, 8 10
loo per pound ham, loo per pound beei.
tongues, 4Oto SOC each; canned beef, S5c
per 2. pound cans, 6.pound cans, 81 90.
FF4iin-Apples, IS 10 zoe per peck pine
apples 15A25c each dried apples, s 70 l5c per
pound peats, i5c per pound dried peaches
Toto l5a4Oc per pound dried PlumS, SOc per
lb;orangee, 80 10 36A60c per dozen lemons
Is 10 SOC per dozen.
Maple syrup, 81 goal % per gallon.
tbs Lincoln Club opens Thursday
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Points About People at Home and
Abroad.

Points About People ~ home anu
Abroad.
George Swift Is among US again.
Rev. ]. Wesley Webb, Of Huntington, Is
In the city.
Capt. John Mcclure returned yesterday
from Texas,
Col. Tom Bedlllon still tarriea with his
old friends here.
Judge James Morrow, Jr., Of Fairmont,
10 OF the Mcclure.
The Misses Bridges, Of MoundSville, are
Waiting In. the city.
Mr.. John Glass 10 in Baltimore on
short pleasure trip.
selby Jones, OF Kansas City, but for
merly Of Wheeling, Is here on q short
visit.
Mrs. Daniel Hall, Of Uovlng!on, KY i
visiting her son, MIR. Joseph Hall, South
Side.
Mrs. W. R. White, oil RuCkhannon, ID
Waiting Miss Annie Reed over in the Filth
ward.
Miss Julia Wendelken, Of Marietta, o.,
Is Waiting her cousin Mr.. j. $. Naylor, on
the Island.
Miss Annie HeidrlCk, Of Marietta, Ohio,
10 Waiting her sister Mrs. Jacob Otto, on
the South Side.
Miss Mertz, sister Of Mrs. Q, ". Franz
helm, who has been visiting 10 this city,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Lizzie LsSisr, who has been the
guest OF Miss Juliet Mcclure, leaves TO-
morrow for her home in Morgantown.
Col. ]. A. Boyd, who has large contracts
on the Hemp6eld extension east Of Wash
ington, Pa, was in the city Yesterday.
Miss May Creel, who has been the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Harry List, Tor the past
few mouths, expects to visit Patkersoure
next week.
Messrs. W. L. Reppert, Q. K. Lord and
John T. Lane, Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad
officials high In authority, were at the 1T
James yesterday.
Patrick Thornton, Eeq.. OF Louisville
KY, who has been Waiting his brother
Martin Thornton, Of this city, for several
days returned home Monday.
Samuel D. Hubley 10 here sgain to see
business men In regard 10 Bradstreets
Agency. He reports business outlookE
favorably throughout the country.
U. X. Lord, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent oil the B. 4 0. Railroad Com.
pany, and W. L Reppert, the Western Pas
Senger Agent, were In the city yesterday.
O. II. Swearingen and j. Wiley Mulhol.
land, Of Philadelphia, ". A. 0xnard, Of
New Martinsville, and Capt. W. E. Dove,
Of the United States Army, are OF the Nc.
Lure.
Capt. Arthur FArra, OF the Central
Ohio road, who has been running between
Newark and sGndusky, has returned 10
his old route between this city and Co.
lumbus.
Anton Reymann, Esq, one Of the Vice
Presidents Of the National Brswers' As.
ISOLATION, returned from Chicago on satur.
day where q meeting oil the organization
had been held.
Our Martins Ferry correspondent says:
"Miss Angie Gray, who was quite Herl.
ously cut BY pushing her hand through o
glass In attempting to raise q window, Of
the Wheeling Seminary last Thursday, is
improving slowly"
&. R. Persons, Esq q very clever gentle.
man from Milwaukee, Wis, accompanied
BY his two charming daughters, is here on
1 pleasure trip Mr.. Persons is owner Of
an immense crockery establishment and
while here he will receive attention from
the glass aud pottery men and be shown
through Wheellng's industrial works.
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The annual Convention Of the Stat
Medical Association will be held In thil
city to day, President W. H. varkitk, o
Grafton, presiding. The Convention. vii
be held In the chamber Of the suprsml
Court Of Appeals, and will begin OF
o'clock. The following programme viii
be observed:
Calling 10 order by the President, VI. H
Vankirk.
Prayer by Rev. ]. T. Mcclure.
Address oil welcome.
Reception Of business and its reference
10 the proper committees.
Presentation Of papers.
Adjournment.
In The evening Dr.. James u. Reeves
and vile will receive the members Of the
Association from s 10 IL o'clock, at theft
pleasant home on Ohapline street Centre
Wheeling. and there the Doctors will be
SUITE OF q delightful evening, as no more
generous hospitality is dispensed any.
where than al the house Of Dr.. Reeves
and his good vile,
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Last Sunday Afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
temperance meeting was held in the oil
City Hall, Second ward market house
Some fifty persons were present. The
meeting was opened by WIN. NJ. Mofgar
reading q Scripture lesson from our Lofd't
Gospel by ST. Matthew. After prayer,
the meeting was addressed from Christian
and temperance stAndpoints. The meet.
Ing was interesting, TO say the least, and
had those for whose benefit the meeting
was organized come to the hall, II would
have been more so. The singing was led
by Messrs Browning and Rtcharde. ZONE
a6ain, brothers, aud help Ia the work.
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Yesterday evening, as Two bloods were
driving a team Of horses very recklesSly
through South Wheeling, they ran theii
horses over q little daughter Of George
GooOh, who was playing In the streets,
Her nose was broken, a deep cash cut over
her right eye, and one Of her upper teeth
WAS knocked cut and piece Of the jaw
with II. The atTair happened In front oil
Asmus' livery stable, on Jacob street. DR.,
j. IL. Pipes dressed the lite sufferers
wounds,
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Az the election In the borough Of Fulton
yesterday, for school officers, the following
results were obtained;
For County Superintendent, j. Q. Max,
we'll received 70 votes.
For President oil the Board Of Educa'
ton, Michael Stein " votes, and Louis
LuiCkil7. ,
GO votes; George Kitson, 42i A. schaiteri
Is; Louis Roth, 0; Louis otth, 49, Her
man Gehringer, 3. ,.,,
For levy, Ii votes; against levy,2
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TW0 PLRAsAnr REppInan,
Two HHpPy PaIra United for Life Yes.
to-day.

Two Of the most unostentatious, and at
same time pleasantsst, weddings which
have taken place in Wheeling for long
time occurred almos. simultaneously yes
terdAy afternoon.
PARIs-plLoN,
At the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church at
four O'Clock the words we're pronounced
by Rev. Q. P, Masden which Joined for
lie the hands and fortunes OF Mr. j. Ed.
tsris and Miss Eta B. Dillon, daughter Of
Capt. VIM. Dillon. The bride was ele.
gantly aEEayed in brocaded cream silk,
trimmed with corded satin, while the
groom was clad in the conventional suit
for such occasions.
Messrs. Kirk FaIiR and Willis Dillon
performed with grace and seIt.possession
the duties Of ushers, and attendants were
dispensed with. The church was un.
usually we'll filled by invited guests and
others, Miss Annie Logan, the accom-
plished organist OF the church, played the
wedding march as the couple, preceded
by the ushers, entered by the left aisle
The ceremony was brief and impressive
and was followed by an informal reCep
ton in one Of the lower rooms Of the
church, where numerous friends and rela
tives OF the newly welded couple EN-
braCed the opportunity to offer congratu
lations and express their hopes Tor many
years oil welded happiness.
Mr., and Mrs. Faris took the 5 o'Clocl
train for Pittsburgh, whence they go to
day TO Philadelphia. They will remain
in the East . week or 80, and upon re
turning will reside upon York street, OF
the Island.
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MAa ma nLAOKMAIL eUnENEi
Another chapter IN the i'hantOm Party
Affair.

AFFAIR.
There are parties in this city, reading
Of the nocturnal amatory adventure oil
Edward Kelley, Of Pittsburgh, night be.
fore last, who think that the sudden up.
pearance Of the husband was o precon.
csrled lob 10 make MI. K. "ponY" up
handsomely. One gentleman, whom the
reporter conversed with In relation 10 the
antecedsnts Of the female side Of the
house Of the Martins, declares that they
are not sans rrproache. He further says
that she ran away with and married Mr..
Martin, who lie her cousin, when he was
already married IN another cousin Of hers,
also named Mastin. OF course these 70.
ports are not vouched for, but are simply
given for what they are worth. At al
events MI, Martins dilAtsry pursuit and
bis subsequent declaration next morning
10 make MI. Kelly's pocket book suffer
for bis wounded honor sounded very
queefly as the expression Of q man who
had had the sahctity Of bis marital fela.
lions violated. However, the proceedings
that are 10 come will be Of q very high
naVnF
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The Aumbet Of old and prominent resi-.
dents Of Wheeling who have departed tbil
life within q few weeks past Is noticeable
This motnipg we chronicle another death
that Of Joseph Greer, Of North Wheeling
A eketch OF Mr.. Gteef's eventual cafeet
since coming to Wheeling IN 1912 was
given h Ibis paper recently aiLef an In,
tetview had with the old man BY q report
en- He lacked but few weeks o being
ninety years Of age, and was hale and
hearty until quite recently, when he re-
ceived fall which eventually resulted In
hls death.
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The rooms occupied by Charley Huster,
in Hornbrook's Block, were entered early
yesterday morning, and a trunk contain.
Ing $50 and other ,valuables, riAed
Of lie contents. There 10 no clue 10 the
thieves. In accordance with information
received, Capt. Bennett telegraphed to
Canal Dover, Ohio, to arrest one James
Robinson, and late last night was advised
that Robinson was In custody.
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~ ilnn,l Mnnt .rhni atnn.,,

Is what q lady Of B,ston said 10 her husband
when he brought home some medicine 10
cure her Of sick headache and neuralgia which
had made her miserable for fourteen years
At the first attack thereafter, II was admins.
tered 10 her with such good results that she
continued lts Use until CURED, and was 80 en-.
thuSiaStic In It's praise, that she induced
twenty-five Of the best families In her circle
70 adopt tas their regular family medicine.
That STUFF Is Hop Bltters-Etdnddrd.
NWFAW
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MRATnER lNDICATlONB.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May ISL A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, south
to east winds, increasing CloudinesS and
local rains, with higher temperature and
lower barometer east Of Mississippi.
For the Lower Lake region, slight rains
and partly cloudy weather, slight rise 10
temperature, winds from northeast 70
southeast and slight rise, followed by fAll'
ing barometer.
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The tonic effect OF kidney. Wort Is produced
by Its cleansing and purify ing action on the
blood. Where there Is grAyelly deposit In
defed kidneys. II cures without fall. Consii.
nation and piles readily yield TO It's cathpttio
and healing power Put up In dry vegetable
iofm or liunld VERY concentratedl either act
prompt and sure.-TtVy Budgo, NEFAw
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Take ons.hali pound butter, one.halI
pound brown sugar, one.halt pint Of warm
water, one pint Of tnolasses. two eggs well
beaten, one tablespoonful ginger, one
tablespoonful pure ground cinnamon, one
tablespoonful pure ground cloves, two
pounds Of flour, with two neasufes Of
Banner Baking Powder In III drop In
creased pans In an oven. DAW
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
MCLure House Sample Rooms daily.
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following deed in fee was admit.
ted to record in the Recorders office
yesterday:
Deed made May 10Th 1881, by George
Hook and wife to Charles NJ, Gavin, for
the south half Of lot lOl, North Wheeling,
far S5O1
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DOR RENT,
GENERAL NorloES

MIS-. ANNIE HOFFMAN, m,
5N1 great test medium Of ~ Coal ,,,,i, l1E
foqrte aRd Filth tresI, Wheeling n y VIA
ionSntng sEeptirs and GVrrI body "a, ~ w
uerill and GO Vincing spirit power, E,V,, Il "
truth should At nee inVes igile thes IN, NM s'at
9lsPiIltlAl!Sm, which promise, to lr,oss ga'elalt
ing glory o. ne Hlneteenth eeHiuf,, Tbss,H m
ledePondent slate willing, teal and ,ntt.' , ~, 2
and dOlicAiO details al Hla, ID" aiia
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TnR secret Of recruiting the vital pfin.
cipls is discovered Ia TUFTS Pills, In
liver affections, dizziness, headache, COS.
tlveness, dyspepsia, ievefs Of oil kinds,
dysentefy, HAtulence, heartburn, etuptlobs
Of the spin, nervousness, bilious collie, loss
Of appetite, and all troubles Of the bowels
their curative effects are marvellous.
They are truly the bfilctedS iriend.l
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SEALED PROPOSALS.,
Clerks oTTlcE T. Io.ED ov coUrro,u,

49, W NVhflNiOhulI
S.,,,d D,,,o..,. nNthkEtlSO, AAyi6,IiI
WEDN EsDAY, The nth inst NJ i u 'o o', sat ~
furnishing mOdlCii upon pTtuiie,IoI v h
Physician for the city poor and cooSt, ,.,..,Ii
one year, from June 1851. ' p'"''n !
Application tnr the pol lon II roun,, n,I...
Tor the city dlltTiel 10 attend The c1IS,, ", ~
prisoners. will bo received a. l6i, ohr"5,l M NV
NEsDAf, the ash Inst, and rlosu Al 4, wy w
Alto application for County PM, IN i NM
the poor iu Couaty lnhrmGrJ At Fin an, w
oIdiGancS PrOVidtI' JAS. B. QU4BRIER "
hAt (la,k ~. y.
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Tns following inteIIjys" "' S'''A As.,'
! Sna,, 70 many Iesdsrss 9st q i,
Monthly DRwlug Of the al As la?iG,sti,
Lottery Lot held in Neg, T OH, s.an!'i'p, Sss
t In No y O99 drew $50 en- on Am
this, o. - $1,000, was d, SSV :, Caet,fs
CISCO Fs CaI;, and $1,000 nv m u san I'm.
s Eis9; 40 Of MI, Holly, 4. j. y NJ GAI,,e, ss
Sss .l', one hAltto MIR JAM NM. y loitH
F TsSil0tree; Mass aud M TpeS .S'SS9lp,s
= ssy SN1 sullivan, Ind 81 ViNIS,s sias !.
NV ny l.o one,hGIt drawn by w Il, '1ls t,,S
nc %beE Y. 40 Wood street, pit, ,' Jams
III tickets No, 1901, to u1,TIssGaPost i,
Kramer and other parties Jip IN W,,i9 ], ..
La, drew 1850 each. Tbs "IsalNFoS
money money WAS S divided among ''s;SSNHs,
Dptnp3ln; No. 2l2 Broadway '' rs Y /
qlly, \, r. or at New o,'s s, S'y Yat
June In, the Grand Semi. AnnD,ILiI q,
ing y vii take pIsce, managed ANNA Sv 4. Das
" 1: Beauregard, Of LouisiaSnSO W HsGstI,
a: EaEIy. OF Virginia, 'AD'' and lOal
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Bank Of the Ohio Valley.
sLrsyed-Uow. ,., NJ
Vienna Bread-O. Bshrens.
Wanted-Girl.
Writing PAper-W. s. Hutchlng.
opening-Lincoln Club Rooms.
Wanted-SalesmRn
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brennan Makes n violent speech.

LONDON, May l7.-Michael Brennan, in
q speech at BaIliCiOn Sunday, declared
that year hence any reIormer who pro.
posed to compensate landlords would be
laughed off the platform. He character.
ICED the land bill ss q miserable measure,
and advocated q general strike against all
rent.
He said the anti.slavery movement in
America commenced by ofsrs Of compsn.
sation to slave owners, but slavery was
washed away in blood. He said the
people should make It impossible Tor the
Landlords to collect the rents,
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Two drAy loads Of new style wall paper,
and borders 10 match, and one load Of new
carpets, will be sold cheap for cash. Fifty
pieces new dress goods, Of ten cents per
yard. Gall soon, at John Roemer's dry
goods, carpet and wall paper emporium,
Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street, Centre
Whaling
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A! this lime Of the year good Turkish
bath will do more 10 cleanse out your sys.
TEN and put you ID, good order for the
summer Than ten dollars worth Of medi.
cine. The Establishment IA on the east
side Of Market street. below Fourteenth,
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PARENTS often force child to swallow q
nauseous vermiidge, thinking Il the best
remedy. Denig's Worm Syrup Is far ed.
perior 10 any vefmliuge. No unpleasant
odor, readily taken, and always does.
25 cents for four.ounce bottle.
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ClRcutr CoURr, PART 1-tadgt Boyd.
Edward Plainly 70. W. 7. Junslins, 90.
lion to recover money verdict for 500 for
the plaintiff.
j Q. Hetvey 70. Abnet Key; action 10
recover commission on loan obtained.
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II you are subject to ague you must be sure
to keep your liver, bowels and kidneys In
good free condition, When 80, you viii be
sis from all attacks, The remedy to use Is
Kidney.Wort 1t Il the best preventive Of
all malarIal diseases that you can take. See
advertisement In another column. MwF&w
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The following shows the range Of TIE
thermometer, as observed at schneprs
drag store, Opera uou3e corner:,
lSsO. 1851.
7.MuMSR.U7RMl7A.u,l 2MSP.A7F:
o. 81 81 70 % 81 90 "
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YOU should sec The llDhtOlnu cleanser for
cleaning silver For sale by 6RUss, tho
laweler,
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and will offer to-day, q large line Of lace
bunting, part wool, and novelties In other
dress goods, at 1910 per yard.
J0HN EMsHEIMRR.
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OHIO RIVER IMPROVETE y !,


SEALED PROPOSALS, Ia dupIIat. Mn ~.
y ceiyPd OF this once until noon % gIiIiRS,s
the nth day Of JUNE, 1881, Tor iirhphlS, r,,,l
md building Crib Dam N toe Ohio Rltet tBS,s,
Island, 81 miles below PltSJuIh, "a, '''"''
APPROXIMATE ESTIMATE or yA1ERIu
le6 800 feet b. NJ. Timber, 2IOV p,and,In, M,
Belts and Spikes 1851 cutie yards RIpTp W., 40
Specifications aud printed forms Il p,eD,,,s N
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81 West Third Street, Cincinnati, GAh
May 3, 1881, -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

TIE Lincoln olub opens Thursday
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18
LOST,

| osI-0N THURSDAY ETFSrr-
~ between ., The toll house and p5 nN EENiSG
lGs National road, lady ligar c5,6,sIg = VlIlt
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-18

The Carriage ANA II a, ness BaEaar Of
L. Glesenkamp & Co., Pittsburgh, cannot
be equaled west OF the mountains for the
keeping Of erst class goods In their line at
very low prices.