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, 1881-10-25

AKOU u TIE LAKES.
Vessel TRANSFER.


Special DsEt4.." !" 1Ar Gnteueo 7ribune.
,M1LwArKEE, Wis, Oct. .4.-ltecnrst wus nnao
At tho Cusioiu- ltnuee hera taaay uf the trauster
If tho Fchuuner Grace Murray by licrbert II,
ThIcrs. tho ktnusha forner. tu Wlttinrr u.
Sehtribcr fnf sjuv1. Tho bill Ut satu wns cse-
cutcd Oh The l.ht, and acknowledged III Cnip,,gu
on tho :ist iilst. shuwlt,y that Thers wns In cnl-
cAgo un thu 1Htter 0Atc.
GAME CAPTAIN.
~ ttal Dt'p.tA ~ RI. Etueaao TfbHne.
MIL; Mit;"arKEr, :si:. oct; FILTHY tug Genrve ";
Wchtnnlcr u~nscu irufn the Struts ut a,ueklllue
10 ths rh!rt. The El1d'ter stuck III tho vessel Il
and The .,,d vi ncr 1lu!Uit Is uruxul otr. Nut
wtths1andti,E thus Disability. tue tnpl,,n 1T thu
uwascg gotlstted - rcach cho,'nti unher sail,
II possbe. ulld !slitIe Il stArt ulatut iDuu luuny.
\ nuCGil SEA EHcuuxrrWEu.
= Sptetal Dtfpatch to TIT Eh.eu1o Tribune.
.MttwACKEE, Wis. uct :4.-Tht stcan.- bargo
unssaxs r u F 1,u hxzS ths a,, rs "; I,er
iraln EhlcnKu. tHp,. Spencer reI,urts having
encuunscrcdA very hcnvy sru oussidc, when III
dteutes that II heavy uHrtherIy HAIu must Aare
prevailed III tile luwcr elsd Ut tlB luke.
Will. BUttp 4 MEM HULL.
MlLwAusEE. WIS. Oct. a4.-capt. C!nw, owner
u.1 !.1nn laIhn1 ntetl1s hUl,nx II lew hui, tnr
wt,ltGr 1t ~ To liz hnptI thhf the new craft Will
nut bc atuthet ark like thu Lily.
Will. PtttJntnty uur IT.
Special Dlsptleh to TIT Chicago Tribune.
M'nwAvxEE. wts;, YET: sl:-lt e Thought that
t,'S,cr Ut tho new steMlil. tnrga fur the lumber
tr,tls u be but " &essrs; WMt. L'nvhlann
during tho winter ln'ls,ihs. 1t is MIR Wulta In-
tenu0n to put .Jx2! eiyiHe tu ttls cruft.
LUuKlHO OUT Pun DISABLED yEsEELa
sptctat DupascA 10 7ht Cateau, 7+1oan..
MILWAUKEE, Wis. uct. .l.-Order8 hAvf been
tolrgrtphe.l to tiIc wfeekinv.tuR Lsvlnlhun, Mt
Sturgeon EHy. to cruise a,tbK tho lsIuIlua 4ttid
Us FIR down lis ts Struts IN 4uest Vt disabled Ur
stranded vessels.
REPORTED Ashore.
sptefaf Dtspatch 10 TIT C.'.,.ao Tribune
ttANirnwt,C. Wis, Oct. ai.-Ttlu schdnncr
Evening etRr is rcpU tel ashore nj Twv Erceks,
aild the tuK JOHN are1ury went 10 htr AsalstAuCG
th1s lnurHng
NusKEGoN LUMBER SHIPMENTS.
Spseta. t'fsnattA fu Jhs Ghseasp Trthune.
kuAKE0US, Mich. Oct. 24.-CIuArnnecs today
six. Lumber shipments, 1.lk.U9J ftut.
sTNrcK 4 Huck.
Epeetal Dttpafth n TIN Ln:eaeo Tribune.
hoRn1aHrRtl. unt., tot al,.-Uwiug io the inv
.nessH tue ~nter tbs pra'lntter Lake Ontario
slrtck stunQ IN the GMaMl NU1ut 4alf u tpt!e
aboye heru al.d brokh her wheel.
, 1881-10-25
THE FAR NORTHWEST.

VICTORIA, Oct. M.-rllerc ~ q great search
" Ut labor throughout the province, Rall-
way construction Glld farming Operations ars
lmputteu.
AZ 1ale the Chinese resisted the payment
VI taxes, but Weru UyerAWetl by Tie puilgu.
, 1881-10-25
VESSEL. CHARTERS.
At RtffFAf,f1. n. v.

, Spsetai Z satfA to RI. .a.eaco 7tt3"re
1lrrrALo. n. T.. Oct. a3.-C.ni frcights 10 Chi.
cHga and Milwaukee, were nrln totl.y, nj el,31
for spDutedt anu <l.+5 for wheeled. NoswNh.
Standing she rGportetl tlecreHse In rceelp,s Ut
ctal and tho sarge shipments for tho pnst week
tho tendency III rNtes Ia upward. Engagements
fMlny-rropecrs Queen oI tno West and Avon,
nld selluoness ltcsl Wing und II. Il. 'rrr.nhlc.
etF, fur Chicago At sl.+t: srhoauer Mcnrs shne
ut $ias: propeller ". II. Narnunt. coul for al.l-
"n'Iker mt $l.1u; tchUs'iIrs Angus smith nnu r.
+. shttloh. satnt III $l.45: schuuIer EnNls cuul
fur Pnrt f[urnn ut III cents: sch,un.r c. u. Hen-
Sun. c,at fur 1uledu Mt " cents. Cunat frcivnts
wcre dulot at III Gunts nn whcn,, pe,lts VI, crt,,
nIsl "a eGutu utt lluxsecl tu New York, with u
huld!nH Glnusp,
At CLEVELAND. q.
Spsetnt Ditsatth to 1hs Cnttaao Tribune.
CLEHELAS1I+ O., Oct. 24,-Churters-achnnne
M0ntAnk c,al ~ Ruc,ne. 81 81: ec1,stuer Eun.
tUtt. cua SAn1usky IL Milwaukee. SlHl: RrllsA,l.
cts FbstlaA Q,Ayle and SevA,sItee. e.il, Itulruio
~ Milwaukee,. sl.45;. propeller tht.huln, cuut,
Buffalo 10 Gh,c.lg'', <l.l6.
At UswE1o, x.r.
Special Hts,s,tth to T7.e th,eaqo Tfth,tns.
OswEdu. y. ,f.. Oct: st.-ln purt-The schpnn-
rrs setNtur Rluttl and Hnxlng Star. Tie ". II.
OAutS luAtl5 irUtl-urH Ut Kingston for Fusrpurl.
n1id thu stnry CUpicy Is luAdliIH cunI> ut thns-
otta fur chtcnKn oti private lerlns.
, 1881-10-25

& "is y possible taat sfr. Qadtrcy H. up and at
work, Rul cured ny ~ stu,pta 4 Eent.dyf'
Assuro you It Ia true lhAl ho IL entirely
CURED. aud with nothluR but Hop llterst Rl,l
said hu must dfuI'
WEI! a.dayl That's rarnaskabse! l viii 10
this uAy hAd get sniue for my poor Ouurgu-l
KNOW hops afu xuQa."
, 1881-10-25
HOME GATfiEll{SQ3,


Since the safety bt the scow John Henn j.
nrtt tic schooner Calodonta has heen est,hi'shud
berunu amy dispute, tho goo1 gucssers IN murine
circles hnve BEEN Active1y Ut work tn clenr up
tho nnystcry surrounding tho identity Of tho
vessel which wah seen to cnpszc ulr sllwNnkec
by Capt. b'rch Ut the schtuncr slornluR Liuht.
sevarnl times thu busy gds.lpers thought they
bud bit upon the right craft bccHusc so,1lu one
happened to bn oysrtlne ut su,n0 uort, but III
eaen instance tho missing weasel turned up.
Within q dny Ur twn uctlve tnqnirlcs hnve teep
instituted for tho whereabouts Of tho sruw
McnlUta. owned by Cupt. chrIstnusu,, Of
Milwaukee. Tho bicl.do,n left ti,ut mort
a wetk nRu Inst Wednesday fur
MuskcRon, and, thuuRh telcprnphIc H..
qutry has been itllde several times no news has
Geen received Ut her arrlvhl Ut MuskrKun, Ehc
wns Ut FORE and-aft rIg and measured seventy
one tosts. With capacity Ut 75,0yu tect Of iutn-
ber. She wis built In iE67 by 4. Turner, Of
unntoit Mich. and was always considered. n
Weak. unscuworthy vessel. The fact tint her
bnttotn wis nt u1se time painted lead c0lor, and
fur two years wls not renewed, which would
Klsc 1t n dark hue, strengthens tho bpcf fhnt
re Is lost. as It correspunds with tile report ur
Capt. Btrch, OF the Morning Light. Ilrr crrw
consisted OF throe mcu-ytz.: Cnpt. Tob!as
Christalrson. WIN Is Il mtduwor and lcuvcs Two
children a9cu II aud II years: Otto Hunson. also
Llnrr!ud. hnvlug wife md three children; mid
respectively.
4 CoLLis1oS NEAR THE cn1n.
Very early sestcrlny nlornIl,v tho schooner
Etty 0f d!ecn !!Hy. ure- ltal. collt!!ed with tho
sehGonsr lia!1ty Earl. lndsM with cear ties, 1enr
cuIllsnnl aEe as fuilows: l'ha Hnttie Ehri ,ytts
lying at ANCHOR near tho Crib. The City or Grtun
iiay. bunnl Tor this port FROM Ese,Islnla, sig
tlulIul fur tug, nn tho tug Little G.Hnt run
9 n9io!IKslae nor Tor u" purpoae Ut towing her in
~ SONG mtshnp the tnw.!fno 1T the City t't
, 1881-10-25

H1FflTt IJl3FFFt IN jdt LTttdqo Tribune.
FunT >tfCHOS. Mich. Oct. R4.-f)own-propcj.
J. fay and consort: aobooucrs Il. Jonrs, Dan a.
Fort. C,Atnarnss.
Up-prnpellers fnlcslo. lny Gould, CouestuRa; ;
schtH'ttcrs u. =. llnkhrti, Juhn Il. Mrrrili, e. II.
JuiHsn'. UeUrxc Z. ltuuuhsun, il. Vnn vntkuu-
hurF. dnllatlt, William ltlitu,,, Ed II. Hale, g.
4. flra''Iey. J. u. Card.
Wllnl nuslhunst, Hcntlc. Weather rainy,
Sprttaf Usps.Feh 10 ihe Chte1a. ;+.5a.,;x,
PufsT }fCNDS. Mich. Oct. 34-D::sl p. n1.-Dowp
Fropellcrs Arlxnna. Argyle and cunsort.
Ep-PIupesIers chicago. DAktund anu barres,
A. ". Wr.ght and burgess.
The ssenMl.tarye T.. u. lfne run back.
Wind northeast. Weather cloudy, rltn!nQ.
uErrALD.
sptefdi bsrateh to 7At Chtcdco 1s4aun4
HrPraff'. N. T.. Oct. .ss.-Arrivr,!-Fruln CHI
ca4l-FrupeIer Portage, curu, etc.; DruprItur
Queen Ut tas West. curn: propeller New yurk,
c"rI. ETC.; propeller Vanderbilt, curn. etc.;
propeller Avon, curt. ETC.: sctls,oner VI. w.
ftlIKu. cur't: Rcn Mner Mu:rs. llaxsrtd: erhoon-
CT Nedwitlg. cnen. From uututh-prupelIcF
japan. tiunr. etc.; propeller D. n. Wilson. wuen.
Fr"m Au Sabte-tiarg rgex Anhn~k u1Isl Keystone,
iuribur. Fr'n Tu!ouo-lrupyller Nussril Sngr,
wlleut: scntn'ner Z. Il, Hr1lsoh, whent. Frum
y Pa~cts anu sGt,,x,I,cr II. r. Trculhle. From
E;,t.-seu'Ht.lcrs Angus slnith atu Vents.
West, c,,ul; ururicr w,s.ni,ck,t,. sIIn,trs"., 49,
t'r''ptllcr CniGl1'', e.lncut. etu.; prapeeI d. b.
Il 's s.; pr"ps'isr y: T. kv.enn snai
- =. isGHntc' eeti' E1f ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iAHaus sll'ilh. e,ati: tnr Dut1th-Psoptller u.
,,r.,nt,S'ns r. S,t; prnealgr J.nNnf suttures;
rupe!'s! -. r. MIsuti' eu' nag fHlls. propeller
ty Sy.,,, sn new nusK' sui: ets t"r P1st tlIrtsl-
TIr"u"Het e u r. eh's. eh; fps uetsolt.-Seatu'tlGr
Il t:n,i,t ra,i. .Hr a.,.,.sJ i. n t1,,p -
. .t,.,,.... ~ ' ' ""'"
,,., Al.
pes,at nes's>:. ss,. !" lh* t"led7o tribune
,MAH@pEftE' ss!en., oet. S4.-Frupeitts Annio
a.uHk ''hI lhlia:
ams,eu 10" o",,wstsamer tlty nf Eloyeiand:,
:, ,MIr1.:"-uFt!'ttlefs >; th!tlEbtrlnlh. X j.
Il ti,'a,, Nj: III ,.,s tun!s Mh'ihs
fIIu. eht,nI u,tIi.rr N.'mt,nt N;t,,., i1tss, -
luz NIuy0rii, '''' ''o"' A''""o'
Cjenrvti-seI,puntrs Atitrhell. f.n,trs I,cIl t,g.
Ter, Alu ltgluletr. -"
N,t.,yArxEE
speetas Dtspa.s,. /. lGt Gh,cooo Ttaouns
MlLwAtrK EE ter. .4,-'rhc xfrn,n.fn,r.,c Min.
ncsutl lett tor Est.ilIsnlla lbs eyuutltu tu,yinu
!!le stlhtSieft NJ 5-ltt otNr, ElxA teriHtlt. and
t1'hntuer: tne ttlH lth9er4hmu. for Eurt WAsn-
.Mu III t"Ht aFui wnehet rue WIN tuw Ft4w !ihided
, 1881-10-25

rAOcfEf n Agents wanscd tur Lifts " Ftptttent
0HHFVEkD fairfield. a es,trItle. faithful hla.
IN, lru!a esndIu ~ xrass ey e!snnl blu rapAsfI.
I!lu,t avd ssauv lndys.s' sal!!ot l.,Detai
hl'y ~ iat! I,u tntk sstla !ssnlt E1pereico ni.t
Itet4,stAt{. faitnFu unIhh~tl All nIAkH tntis,lsp
pIaa!r. Private turns lEes 4Gultuk kTlNaUN
Eu., puftlRfu. AH. 49,
, 1881-10-25
PiNk-FYE,

1'1rTsnu1sd, Pa. Oct. ai.-Pink.eye matlo
It's appearance At,onE horses hBrs last week,
amt within the past f0rty-etKAt hunss twenty
llursrs llAys beun Infected, four 0f uIeMl d.
luE,
, 1881-10-25

00od hualth, roay chepks, beautiful skin to
lul,trs whu uss Hr0Wn's lrun ljIlters.
, 1881-10-25

our MUTUAL friend. !.
l1o Was Bought Up by the
Western Union Tclc-
graph.
Ho Gave Up a Contract for the
Purpose Of Having It
Copied. j:
He Was Paid $3.50, and a
Souvenir" for His
Treachery.
Connection Of Gen. Eckert and
Mr.. Ernstus Wimnn with
;. Tho Affair.
This Statement Is All Ex-
Parte, from the Mutual
Union.
II Is, However, Fortified with
Certain Documentary
Evidence.
It Is largely Secured from M. Plumb, NIlonl
tho 1iutnal lfas Failed Ont Of ihe
Western Union Fife.
Connection of Gen. Eckert and
Mr. Emstns Wimnn with
Tho Affair.
This Statement Is All Ex-
Parte, from the Mutual
Union.
Il Is, However, Fortified with
Certain Documentary
Evidence.
It Il largely Secured FROM Mr.. Plumb, Whoa
tho tatnal I1as falled Ont Of the
Western Union ffre.


tho 1latnaI I1as Failed Out Of the
Western Union Fife.
New YonH, Oct. al.-'rl.e following opon
letter was sent ont today to the oillccrs AMI
directors Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company:
TEhE0ltAr.l CoMrASY: a itsE srMExr. NEW
Ynnk c,rY. Oct e. lssl';an ths 5,rttasnt a,,d
lmnR: On tho nth inst. va aent tu yn.l II letter
rpnthiulng very xrafB char4es ngh1Hst Eertatn
tss1s nai try N ha eespred Il brDe uerk Il st:
iSt'p sSo Geneiit spe,ff II she xestsrn unn feesrs
Tclcsr.l;h Company. Mr.. l3rastns wi nun, otlo
OF yOlIr Directors. Hnd ono DF tho DereUns itipI-
@ Ha b ns tic sen pless T. c ~ fasxss yS II aso &c
as1ss; &c e:eeafss sss oess Z ysss s ,r
t,s!ai Gs ebaslty an!! withoat a4v Reference so
tho utairs ur tho Western Union Telegraph
Company o 1esre tg 1in it;,, tcSy 2f ssr'
GSinpnny; s, ti!st d pcyson not eoanseted with t6s
c0npan5 or Its cont trlsctora offered to PROCURE 1t
fur hin fur n consideration mined, ard that h9
arseet' NJ q baay tic prieo without inqair!px IL =
where the nerson rot +; that. as hc was lust
fcayfug tho city. und co,lld nut recofve tho d0cu-
n u sako e ~ Eekert a5 ssk hin o. as tor
il, anl hold It until bis return: tllnt ucu. Eckort
"sfs se e en6 h aS e9s rc :;
the papet, suHResecd TINT sonle fnrthor in[0rH,a-
to9 was needed to tnAk9 i complete.
Inference hetng pfainly Intended TINT neither Ut
them was aware ut my !Mpropr!cty In the
iananer ot procuring tue narcrs, Gnd that these
Of tho Western Union Telegraph Conbuny.
HAVING MADE THESE CHANGES,
we dcpin IT ntlr duty tu yuu 10 produce tho owl
dense whieh q our to!nda eonclusve'y proves
IT. # Fl ). ,;. ass ~; s;s:
VII 3 8 mn! 1tn,S, % s IL ss;1 f
tasfS9, 9.t M Hstctt y,c..pro,a,r .r srs.u
Manager II lilo WratStn Gn1n TSlossapi, tomnnny.
a9a sF la,ss: hls as.sta,, Gsat,iy As:
'.s, ap'',t" a's ,,, ~. sa M a'su carry
II: :s!$ss U; " Fl IL
Mrst; r., as , ,n Mr w!me1I's ,q porsonai Fut: 70
ptesi1ett oi thn FaGrin ornanentinK and Man
r 'na m sna '.po h!n y is oi1lee ad
tue o1Ece ~, of tho MMtu9i un!on Telesraph Com
tasw clsrk Ia to ocs of liz ~ VIZ o
eould aet tue Inflammation = he was willing to do
s!srt strt well i hY would gtosuro tie orls'a c9:
sssss :;s;s + Ts ;s Ws 4 f.
% nnmc Of ". FearnT was used US the clerk tu l,e.
Ss %%sS ;s1S i # 4 "; ;S5 #;
Tn. n. ws's,en: vt .! M, .. =.
~ a y rss ssn 1t s1. S
i!olssa 80 ~.
SIR. Humb, In bis deposition, eyptu,ns tbat It
tar mi iii, ~ - - 49,, : ~ sub nuuu: " LuAt
, 1881-10-25

"ntstat Hhl@ls~.. I" ih* thlrt3o Tribune.
MARQUETTE. Stith. Oct. 2{.-Prupeitets Annie
Young niUI india.
pn..ttl n0"n-SteAMer City nf Cleveland.
Arr'v:d-trfi,ttlcrs Il Chamberlain, Il. J,
u tlinM McGreyur. lIeltt,u, tieltu MiicbtlL I{v-
Ihlp!!t, Ml'aIguutry, aIuntealm, Muut Ntuuc;
lug NIn1nrn.
lcr, uni Hgiuleer.
, 1881-10-25

Sptelal DltpaleA q Tot thteaoo tribune.
EscASAHA. Mich. uot n a4-Arrtvc,i-Steamers
Arvutn'nt add ltorcst CITY; schooners IL. Ii.
Dts,Hfi and 81. l.. lIigxle.
b:rartch--stet.uurs Ruhe Richards, Areonaut,
aud FHrpat CITY: sehsnItlers Three Brothers 4,
J. Dewey, Two fanl,:es. Guius, Fttstur, hIuy
ktclnrIs, De!nwuru. mud II. Ii. Hrown.
, 1881-10-25

Veaac!s to curry cohl to upper lake ports con-
t!nue scarce at Butralo, aud rates retnu'n lrtn.
Tbe dcmand ut OswaRo alsU remains Rol,tI. und
all available rs,0ln IL tnken ~ suon ns utIc1cl.
The following arp the fecuxutxsl rutcs;
, 1881-10-25

SpfftM D4tpAtth IL lbx Ltted9p It4bune,
MlLwAUKEE. Ugt. .4.-rhe yteN,n-barvc Min
ncsutA lett tor EsttI.alla IBIS eyu!ltltx towing
lie seuttonrrt Mystic Stnr, Eilzn ;erlaclt. and
PMihitlder: the luH ilHger4h,Iti. for Furt WAsn-
thutntl. truhI wntet 4ht will tuw ecuw lit,ltird
with 4tunr IL shet,uygln; hnI the rug WeIeulue
fur Ellle:Iutt, with uteuke. -.
Arrived fsutn bu[uw-scnuoprs Eauges.
, 1881-10-25

Speetaf Dhnatth tn 7hf iMte1oo Trtbur:,
CHEbHrtiAH. Mich, Qut. .t.-L.tarcu-rronct. n
!crs fhD haaltH hitu knshun; steam. barge Al
iexhuiy md tDW: stehu1er kewteIth~; sGhos,n.
cr, t3egrge steele. Y. q: slnxat. ,usd Experiment.
Wind B,lutltnst, fresh. WtutGet eIpur,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-16
DIED.


NESBlTT-RoBRRT, son Of Samuel and Eliza Mes.
biit aged 10 years aud II days.
lnermsnt from the residence, Of his parents, No.
60 ALLEY Twenty, this afternoon at three O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are Invited. 1nterment al MI.
Wood Cemetery.
NESBlrr-On Tuesday morning, February 10Th,
1881 At two o'clock, EVA, infant daughter OF william
and Hannah NeabItt, aged 8 months and 2 weeks
The funeral will take place from tho residences Of
her parents, No 50 Twelfth street, this "wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Friends Of the family are In.
ViIed. lnterment at Peninsula Cemetery.
BusHFIELD-On Monday, February i4lh, 1881,
~ Pittsburgh Pa HOMER J. BuSHHiELD, lged IS
years.
Funeral from the residence Of J. II. Good corner Of
Eon and Fifteenth Streets on Wednesday morning At
1850 o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited In.
tRFNtnnt u HRRhaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-16
Railroad COnIlnlssiOn and the Public In.
lRfeAIA.

Georgia's railroad commission, which
has restricted passenger fares to three
cents mile on all the principal roads and
has also done much to bring railroad
iteighting down to the level Of public de.
mandS, has been sustained by Judge
Woods, recently appointed justice Of the
Supreme Court bench, but sitting In this
case in the United States Circuit Court at
Atlanta. Gsofgia's handling of the
railroad problem has been much wiser
and more effective than the old granger
Spluge at the West, and II has led
10 general lowering In rates throughout
the South. This tendency will be con.
ilrmed by the decision Of Judge Woods,
which sustainB the uhdoubted right OF
the Georgia Legislature to regulate freight
and passenger tariffs, either directly OF
through a commission. Other States where
popular dissatisfaction With the growing
might Of the railroads is taking deflhite
shape might probably consider the expe.
tienCe Of GeotRia's commission and the
power conferred upon it,-Sprinafsld
(MdiS.) Republican.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-16
PILEs, rILEsl PILES
A Sure Cure Found NJ Last. No One
Need kuIIeF,

Need AuiIeF.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ulcerat d Piles has been discovered BY
DR.. Williams ian Indian remedy called Dr..
Williams Indian Ointment. A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty.
five and thirty years standing, No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this won.
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, inStru.
ments and Electuaries do more harm than
good. Williams's Ointment absOrbs the
ttlmOrs, alays the intense itching (partCu.
larry at night after getting warm In bed), acts
as a poultice, gives instant and painless relief,
and Ia prepared only for Piles, itching OF
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen. J. NJ. COfllnberry. OF
Cleveland, says about DR.. Williams's Indian
Pile Ointment: have used tCOres OF pile
cures, and 1t affords me pleasure to say that
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief as DR.. Will.
liams's Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mailed on re.
Ceipt OF price, 81 90.
West Il MCConahey, Druggists and Apoth.
ecarieS, bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Logan: List 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel.
ing, W. va. MWF&w
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CEALED PROPOSALS.


WHIELIN0I ", VA FNDTuRfy ltSI.
ECAlId proposals. will 10 received At the office oiih
City Clerl until SATURDAY, February ", 1851, d
O'Clock p. nj, for the removal Of all kitchen gaIbis
and DIAL from within the city limits for the ytIi
commencing April 1881, the bids to no as follows
For the First District, comprising all Of the Flint
ward.
For the Second District, COmprIling tho sscoid
and Seventh wards
For thC Third District, cOmprISlng tho ThIn nni
Fourth wards,
For The Fourth District, comprising all south d
Wheeling creek 10 Caldwelps Run.
For the Fifth District, comprising all youth d
CaldWell'a Hun 10 the southern line Of theciiy.
No person " II be awarded for more than one din
trio, nor can they DO interested In any pfOpOsll vi
more than one district.
Proposals 10 no addressed 10 tho mCharman Of iht
Committee on Heath 4" the committee TeicfVlhg thC
right 70 reject any or all bids.
FRANK BOWERS,
ffR rlsVk
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The fee OF doctors is an item that many
persons are interested in Just OF present
We believe the gChedule for visits Is s. co.
which would tax man confined to bis
bed for yesssand In need Of a daily visit
over 81 900 a year for medical attendance
alonel And one single bottle Of Hop Bit
ters taken In time would save the 1000
and all the years siCkness.-POa.
MWPkW
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CHRAr life insurance. Twenty-Five cent?
will buy box Of Dr.. TUFTS Pills, and they
will restore the functions Of the liver,
stomach and bowels-the sources from
which nearly every disease originates. II
these organs act well long and healthy
life Ia assured. Make tie Investment, Il
will be Q profitable one.
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THE public debt Of the United States is
SOS per head; Of Spain, $l54i OF France
Sls6; Of England, sll7i Of Holland sll+i
Of Canada, s2S; OF Mexico, $780, Of swltzer'
land, g.
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WEDNESDAY HORNING,REskUAEl TO-

KANSAS wheat is said to be looking bet
ter than for years past, The entire West
appears to be getting ready for great crops
IA 1881.
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The following statement OF the gross
earnings Of the railroads OF Ohio Tor 1850
has Just been prepared by the Railroad
Commissioner, and will appear in his COM
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DRUGGISTS.
THERE IS NO ALUM

Or othsr hurtful ,ubstRnes In LoEan, Lit 4 co.'s
EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER Il Z made nom
TIE puFOst mRtnTIAlG make Light and wholesome
bread, and i acknowledged g b the beat baktng
Powder in the market. Ask Tor LD9AhI LlAI =
CO.'S EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER.
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CEALED PROPOSALS.
TAX NOTICE.


sHERlGV's 0gTICE, 1910 CHArLNEsr
OPEN FROM 8 O'CLOCK A, N, UNTIL 4
O'CLOCK =, N.
All persons indebted 10 me for taxes must call Il
the old sheTlh'S Once ami settle promptly,
spare the time during the day, will keep the ode
open until O'Clock p, NJ.
Unless you Gye this last notice attention | viii
proceed 10 eniONe the law, Which will IN many CAD
add costs more than the tax bill, All Orden lti
claims will DO presented 10 me as usual,
GEO. II. TINGLE,
jaa EX.SheFlh Ohio County
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GPECIAL NOTICE MRS, AWE
- HOFFMAN, the Wonderful C'airyoTaa, e
lRtsly been developed in Independent Ste.W,aa ~
and has removed 10 No, 1871 Eighteenth ItFr,t
she vii DO pleased to receive callers In The It!
Spiritual Investigation. spscal attention /, "a i, q
select circles held every Wednesday ! n, m y
mission to circle and Sate-WTiing 90 cent. az
circles Is cents; consultation, 81; ladies' 50
Please remember the place, No. 1871 kiEhl,,S,s
street, I'D
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NOTICE
Only thItty days now rJmaIn 10 close out The large
stock Of Dry Goods notion, and Carpets. coed, must
be sOd, pollIve bargains, all persons should avail
Themselves OithIs opportunity. Great bargains ia
Black Caihmsrs, suminu siltS, Remnants q Blict
Bib, White Goods, Tabls Linen, Napkins, Lace Cur.
iaIn', Black CaabmGs Shawl, Wool shsVis, Grape
Wells, white and COlOrea FlAnnei,, castimStts, Bed
Quilts Cloves Hosiery ,Fur,, lot Of Pa1soi, vtty
ehe'P. One lot Of Caluo Rsmnints at ~ cents psr
yard.
Call 'oon u you desire good Bargains and cheap
Goods.
HENRY RoEM1uR,
M No, no. MAIN 81.
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DISS0LUTION.

The co.partnerShIp heretofore existing under u,
arm name OF MARSHALL, KENNEDY Il BLAKE
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, MI JA
BLAKE retiring from the Grm.
(sgusdl T. 3. Marshall,
J. A, KENNEDY
JOHN A. BLAKE
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The business will be continued al the old stand.
under the firm name Of MARSHALL, KENNEDY (
IT'S. MARsnALL,
fei4 J, A. KENNEDY
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ArToRNEYs.

SYLVESTER @. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AT Law AND RUrARY PUBLIC
N. b, Cor. Fourth and Walnut streets,
.-,,..,,. CINCINNATI q.
Collections promptly attended 10. Depositions atts
Titles efamlned. Wheeling References: a. NtHdI
% John j, Jones, Cashier Exchange Bank. Hir
PET Bro. ortBwM
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cENERAL NoTIoEa
NOTICE,

HoldGa Of the n psf cant banes Of oA,o,.-
are hereby notified that numbers S. r. A. quay
~, Y, u, !, -, lS9 have been drawn, aRd tb.h w
will b paid At the Bank Of Wheeling Mare ~, ma
and Interest will cease on IHid bouds lFum ~ ~
tslS President Board Of COaai,,iousri.y ios bs.c
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OUR PAIRMONT LErTER.

Railroad Agitation = The TempeEanee
QueaiI0n-SehOOl Observation-Disclosures
Revival,
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L r. UUWDEN,
y 80, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. i221 ChGpllhS Street, Wheeling, W, Va, mil