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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

n-TDr. Aust, accused Ok murder iii
Pike county. took change % venue lrou,
Judge WeIborn, and his trial WAS cOntin-
ucd last week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

rrGDs. Laurent moved Monday TO
the iieder hill. and Is king Of an in-
tlincd railway for amusement and the
convenience Of that end Of the city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

rTS0me tramps are campei on the
Il. Il. near the Fair grounds, and though
stout men Annoy people b. begging. --
They should be moved.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

e1rCommissioners' Court opened reg
rarly Monday morning last. and il still
\, session. "A good deal Of routine busi'
!, 81 has been attended 20.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

GA number Of mules belonging 70
nj. Love, Of Loogooice, were driven
,hsorrh Jasper Saturday, on lile road TO
he Evansville market.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

nr Several cases Of brain fever ana
spinal meningitis have developed in the
country surrounding Jasper, Al The past
few days.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

0|it must be true because every one
says skendaii's SPAWN Cure Is the best
thing known.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

-rNotwiths'anding the extreme mud
~ roads good many people have been
IN town Ibis week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

MIrcHFz. r. R.-Ccl. Davis. Srpcrin-
iendent. and Dr. Clark. with bis corps 81
engineers finished The survey Of the
route OF the nj r.. l.. a ID. r. H on Tues
day, arriving in Jasper about ( o'clock
lie reports very fair line al the way
except few mics near French Lick,
where heavy grades are 10 be overcome,
but which he thinks can be accomplished
without tnnncIing, ~ least 40 the start.
The entire distance IL SO miles.
Mitchell votes on the question Of 4
donation on the 25ih inst, with every
prospect Or j, being successful Elections
are no ordered Ia The townships through
which Il j. proposed % run Ia Orange
county, and i j. proposed 70 ask Tor 4
donation 10 Columbia Marion and Balm
fridge townships III lhIs county. Boom
'er along, We ny. The more railroads
~ better.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

DfEn, Oh March ai, 1881, Mr.. MARY
Il. MAY. aged 65 years, relief Of Tie late
John May.
Mrs. May was one or tho oldest resi-
dents Of Jasper, having come here A. 1
young girl. She LETT alter residing hen.
several years, and lived for u time III lie
States Of Kentucky and Missouri. Ana
then came back 10 Jasper, where shs has
continued 70 reside for the last - years.
she was the mother of large family.
having been twice married. and shc hnsi
the universal esteem Of our citizens. size
passed peacefully away. with Christian
resignation, after severe illness. Al The
residence q her daughter, Mr.. Kapp.
Reluiescat IN pace,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

erTry 'Kcndali's SPAWN Cure. sure
r.uedy for SpAyins, Curbs. iingooncs
\ any enlargement Of the joints.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

CO The boarding hon-c keepers and
hangers Oh az the legislature sue
ccedcd III bcguiling Gov. Porter into bur-
dening the people Of The State. with the
expense OF an extra session az the Leris-
iaturc. The majority Of the members
wanted 10 20 home. bur The Governor.
being an Indianapolis man, looks ont Tor
home interests. But the Republican
party don't care for expenses. II comes
on the poor people anyhow. III The
members Of the Legislature received no
pay during The extra session. illf business
could be- readily accomplished In tic
sixty days regular session.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

arrThc wrccking train brought M
Al BOX car that WINS thrown on, satut.
jly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

49, Kendnll's SPAWN Cure n highly
commended By Prof Williams the
wonderful Horse trainer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11
JASPER COURIER.

,r-Thc Legislature wants 70 abolish
4. grouud hog. because no told the
I'm about the weather this year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

III you arc troubled with rheumatism
use 'kcndai's SPAWN Cure
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Ev,,'xll; I 7;l.' E:s!s Z & !n:.!;!l.

daily. Daily except SUNDAY.
;. z. MARTIN. Pres.
EFss'TlA' s::E;sA ! E:a.ls lslTsy,
TIME cARD.-in force Jan. 9th, 1881.
Jssrxn- Ksksssn1xs nockru1r-
NAT ~. Leaves 40 4f Ar X rs s Ar n .,s I'm
Ar. NJ. ~ PM: Go rrn (. ~ r.n
Nal ~. Art. IN - srn Irs ~ ar LIS III n,n
Acc No. nsl2pm.; : t.Qg pm: t" ~ pm
rsrsens ~ N Fr1nsvfis rn1 ~ " kr city f5ur
an halt -nrrs nr1 return a. Jasper The sn,ne d.f ~
Y Ff<kferf ant stay for art L4lf ho1fs-
- Ii<kefsts Evansville e. Is Rernd TIN a. %.
GK0. G. WEAVER. superintendent
:. D. KrssSfs. Akt
November ssh. isp-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-10
THE FOLKS,


or are doing.
Mrs. John Frew returned Oh Saturday from
StCubenvillU, whore she has been visiting
friends for u TOW weeks
Miss Matte Long who has been visiting
relatives ~ Grand Rapids, Mich, fora Long
time, returned home on Friday.
Misses Minnie Hatcher and Fila Harris, re-.
turned on Monday night from II pleasant
visit to Wheeling. -IdrkefsbuN &HiiHcl.
There was very pleasant christening
party at Martin ThOrntOn's yesterday, His
son was named Leo, after the PRESENT Pope.
Governor Jackson is still with us, lie
thinks the smoke aud SCOT Of Wheeling not
conducive to an elegant complexion, -Idfk-
rrSburg Sentinel,
Prof RlChard Stahl has returned from
Now NGrk, and reports his wife rs much i'm
proved The march composed by him and
dedicated to President Arthur, has been pub.
llshed.
Cards are out for the marriage, next Wed.
nCsday, Of Mr.. David Stewart, Ul this city,
and Miss Daggs, daughter Of Mr. Andrew
Bags, Of bridgeport, At the residence Of tho
brides parents In l'ridgCpOrt-Bciliirc h"ie'
pemlcm
J. j, Magic representing Mckee Rankin is
IN the city Mckee Rankin, with very
superior company, will be here next Monday
aud Tuesday IN the latest Eastern successes,
"rhC DanitCs" and 80 lie will unduubl-
edly play to crowded houses.
Mr.. Frank lICMlcr, who has been the Ell.
Client und faithful Associated Press night Op.
orator at the Western Union Office In this
city, left on Saturday to accept Il position IN
the same companys service at Pittsburgh.
al Il l.
man and valued friend VI all the news paper
meui and though sorry IL lose him here,
they unite with his numerous other friends
In well.wishes for his future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-10
MEETING a. MINERS
To Ne Held Tits EVening-A Call Froi
the Secretary.

tht bGCEtluFJS
The following was Issued on Saturday by
order Of the General Secretary Of the Miners
Association ....
The following resolutions are submitted TO
the district fac tlIeltajOhtion OF rejection:
Il That n request Of nm advance IN mining,
OF One.llalf cent per bllShel, he made on the
employers, 10 take effect OH Wednesday,, the
18th Of October, 1881.
q II not acCeded, all miners CCaSO mining
after Wednesday, the 18th III October, 1881.
To asCertain the views Ut tile miners OIL The
above resolutions q delegate convention Of oil
the mines In the alnve named district is
hereby called tGmeet At bridgeport on the
18th day OF October, 1881, at I o'clock r. ~,
each mine 10 havo as many votes as there are
miners working therein.
The above named meeting will be held IN
K. Of +. Hail, Bridgeport.
There seems to be trouble In nearly all tho
mines In this vicinity. The miners claim an
advance must he had To inset increased
prices for living, The owners declare that
last winter when 4 ItrlkU was In progress the
Of digging was again lowered the cost OF coal
also came down. II the price demanded by
the miners Is gained, several parties will lose
heavily on contracts, tits also claimed that
Jones Of pittsburgh Ia responsible for mum.
Der Of these strikes and that lie Is working
for Pittsburgh firms who ship to Cincinnati,
In order that fancy price may he obtained
for the coal already dug aud IN batges wait.
ing for water TO come. Some decided action
will probably he taken by the miners to.
night.
4 meeting OF the peddline miners was held
Saturday afternoon, at which II was agreed
TO accept an advance Of nne,hali rent per
buShel Instead Of aDe cent, AS al first pro.
Tho original demand
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OPEN TODAY,
Tho First state FaIr-NOtcS From the
GrOnndA.

II opens to-day and will be success
A teIcnhonc will bc mt In tho moip huIIa.
~ ,,,,.,,t .,n,na.,ha..
lug 'oF 'he use VI SUBSTITUTE
lady Asher" n hRnAsNmC tTQtle6 owned
by O. II. ShattuCk, las been sold TO "A Mime.
.1,o NIT ~, inr N I'm sLe had a recorI n,
, o"'" rag w. T"''r ~ ""' W. w." "
W, anh, skinner her urlYGE WIZ console
lhiimsG w W0S'OS "t"" Hendricks do
I'lmselt krahl. a..,..., n,,,.,,
Two line PAGERS arrived on the grounds
Yesterday; me nrSt, sweeper, Is rom ne,
lrqltt elu nas rsGorh o. q 4,, lie A" NIL ~
GiarseM ssmtleimtL, ~ h ShnMa Mi Lo ny
olheE " KNOW" us we thciifi hnrse' nllu
comes rom tue nEEfr pGrt OF tmG RAJ, liaI'i
uie: MT: 9WlStne uriyeI, h'"uc reeor"
OF y, y On thG Weli,sDllFg track r.,.,. ,,.,.
NhlrWlVH EMNEse " Etank i'a.lla'
way GrEiSon OH 'ie sfouNuS So'N Woy sven "
ing ms mpr ~ Te o =" a. Mn,'er, ~
sn VIE! wy "''' nus ''e'' "o'"s S"'''' ''"s"'"'
ceII Wulk. ,..,,, ,.,,.,,u.
frG + pg.' ra s OeS
, n"V .i t,oI Ia =, ,"' EVV' VaNg,S H., H.
, N,niI h9 lNWGT tnghF EiHs a" 70 1,n ine
T",!I 'mS ~ w, TGot V ~ hn," s ,on
HI vf a,' ,, IN, Ht WE w. w.
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Owing to the strong wind blowing up the
river Saturday evening the water on the up.
Ner course was so rough that Henry Scrig,
EsQ., the referee, decided ut II late hour to
postpone the Felsing.lIta boat race until
this afternoon A large crowd hnd gathered
to witness the race, aud were considerably
disappointed lOols sold rather lively, with
Rita the favOrite at $50 to so, $lj to $40 and
Il TO g.
The men are making their headquarters In
the private lighthouses Of WeiSgrrher and
Clator, which lQYC been hauled to the
course. WGlsgcrber Is looking after Rita and
ClatOr has FelSing In hand. The former Is n
helper in the Top Mill boiling department,
and the latter iSA boiler. Ritz hHs never
rOWed before, but Felsing has figured IN one
or two regattAs. The starting point will be
opposite the furnace up mile and half
and return. Ritz's judges are to be John
Ncsline aud Paddy Fox, and Mike rigle and
Townsend Adams will perform like office
fnr EpIstnp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-10
DRY GOODS.
WELCOME!
Visitors 10 the West Virginia State
Fair and Exposition.

Strangers and citizens: We cor.
daily invite you to visit our eStab'
IiSllmcnt whether you wish to buy
or not. We have spared no efforts
to make II pleasant for all while In
the city. The stocks in our several
departments are replenlShCd to tho
fullest extent, and we feel no hest.
fancy in saying that We can show
the finest and best selected stock OF
Dry Goods, Notions, Silks and
ClOaks in the State. We make silks
and Vclyets u speciality. We carry
the largest stock Of Dress Goods.
We show an endless assortment of
Housekeeping Goods. We are the
only clOak manufacturers IN West
Virginia. Our clOak room Is 80 feet
long and % feet wide, and we show
1868 styles. Our display at the Ex-
position building is in the north
wing. We have iSsueda full and
complete programme for the Fair
which you cal get by calling at
our Booth at the Exposition or at
our stores, llO4 AMI llO6 Main st.
Il. blum NBRO.
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The usual mission sermon ut High mas,
yesterday was delivered by Rev. Father
Elliott, who sppkp In Nh PlnQupn!t strain for
about one hour on the subject OF Prayer
and was attcntively listened to by large
congregation.
III tho 0yOnng tho same reverend gentle
man gave an instruction On Tho marks VI tho
true church, dwelling principal y on unity
aud 'apOstOiCity." Then was Said the Rosary,
at the close OF which Father O'GormGIi
preached the regular sermon. Ills text was,
"lIc that lOvcth the danger shall perish IN
the danger" which he treated In his usual
masterly manner to q larger congregation
than bas assembled In the Cathedral for long
time back, every available shat being Occu'
pied, while the aisles were filled with chairs
and many were compelled to put up with
standing room,
l'liasIi6jeOt 0ftnNlghpssermon Is ''rhe dan;
6e preached by Father Elliott. The services
commence promptly at 1870 o'clock.
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There is n strong bill ut thp C0miqne this
week, rs will be seen BY consulting the nd.
yurtiscment IN anOther column. Mr.. on,
the proprietor, and his CORdjutOr, Mr. Mnl.
lay, business manager, deserve the thanks Of
the public for their successful efforts to give
Wheeling hIglht0nRl md meritOrious
variety show, and our amusement loving
citizens should show their appreciation by
indeed, II saturday nights house was any
criterion The AGadplNY WIS crowded UP
stairs and down. This week tie Daltons, who
have become iavOrlteS here, remain, as we'll
rs Harry Leonard, Miss lose Hall, Miss
Clara Boyle and other iavOriteS, and some
six or seven new and strong teams are added
Fair week will DO untAhle fOt the unusual Rt-
ira ,tiOns atIhls popular place Of ainlsehlGnt.
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THE GAE WORKS.
come Radical Changes IN Their Manage
neut,

Saturday night the Gas Trustees held u
meeting, and the result Of that meeting Is
rather important.
II will be remembered that last Wednesday
Il meeting was had, and the same officers that
served under the old regime were reelected,
no change being made In the offices, MS was
whispered would be dane. Since that time
there mas been no meellnHO( Council to con
firm tho action taken by the Trustees, which
loft them free 10 reSCind what they had done.
This they did at Saturdays meeting.
The Trustees decided To make three offices,
Manager, Clerk nnd Collector, the salaries to
be s., 900, $lOO and $3.50 Tue first office com.
bincs what was forMerly Superintendent and
Secretary, IN other words, It leaves the stu.
alton sany manufacturing establishment IN
the city is-thG Trustees and u hoard u Di-
rCctOrs, aud the manager hRs charge Of the
works aud Is accountable to them. Hereto.
fore there has practically been two heads.
The Trustees also elected Mr. Harry Caldwell
to the office Of Manager, hut left tho other
offices vacant until the next meetlng.
The status now arrived at has been pretty
thoroughly discussed In the city press, Cdi'
tQriNlly and by communications, and moth.
Ing really remains to be said until after Tues.
day nights Council meeting, when this action
Ot the Trustees will probably come up for
confirmation, Then fun may be looked for.
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BELLAIRE.
Death Of PrOminenI Citizens Church
and other HOtes,


and Other HOtes,
Miss n. Woodbridge, OF Marietta, is visit
ing relatives here.
The pulpit ofthe First Presbyterian Church
was vacant Sunday. ...
Erastus Scott, of Chicago, has been IN town
Tor some days on visit to his old home.
Mr.. John II. Williams and family, OF
Washington City, are visiting Mr. Charles
Williams,
A tlaughteroi Wesley Harvey died Satnr-
day morning and was buried Sunday morn
ing from her home ON Gravel Hill,
There was no preaching at the German
Church Sunday, as Rev lleinzc had not re-
turned from the Synod ut Chicago.
Rev d. S. Dean, OF the Disciples Church on
Sunday preached the first Of series Of ser
mons ON representative characters Of the
Bible. r..
Robert Chisholm, the c. 4 r. engineer, is
OIL on one OF his rare vacations, aud has taken
his wife for u short visit to relatives ut Nor.
walk, Ohio,
Thomas Keyscr died very suddenly ut his
home ut Guernsey street and Central avenue,
Saturday morning lie had gone few days
before To see his father who was sick near
Wegec, and while there was taken with in.
ilammation of the bowels, llcgOt better and
came home, and until u very short time be-
fore his death it was not thought that he was
dangerously sick. He was member Of the
Ionic Lodge Of Musons. The funeral took
place from the Methodist church Sunday
morning, the sermon Of Rev, Chapman being
the funeral address, lnterment was ut
WcgeG,
Mr.. Anthony Sheets died at his residence
on belmont street, Sunday afternoon at half
past two, after an illness Of many weeks. lie
had not strength enough to recover FROM II
pArAlytic stroke, which Frustrated him IN the
summer Mr.. Sheets came tn liellNiN from
Grand View and soon became popular among
licllairG merchants, About ton years ago he
retired from business, being succeeded by
Taylor Il Armstrong. lie wNsOnc o( the sui .
stantial men Of Bcllaire, always giving sup
port to our manufacturing enterprises, until
the unfortunate crisis that ruined the for
tunes Of 50 many Of licllaire's citizens Mr..
Sheets property under the management of
the late Il. q, MOrgan proved equal to the
discharge OF every one Of his obligations; hut
the health Of IL man Of his age was more
or less broken by the ordeal lie was one oi
the lcadimgCldGrs Of tho Presbyterian Church,
II position that earthly rcyenes could not If.
feet, Ito lpaVGs numerous family and
many relatives and friends 10 mourn him
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srREYr CARTALK,
New stables 10 be BaIit-E1p IratiOa Of
franchises,

Tie Citizens Hallway Company advertIses
In another column for sealed proposals for
the building Of q stable and car and feed
house. The stable Is to lie erected on their
vacant lots on Jacob street, In the Eighth
ward. The location will have many advAn.
tagcS over the old one, both for The company
and the public.
A false impression seems to have gone
abroad that the charter Of this company GG.
pred last night, 4 statement to that effect
has been printed once or twice. Tie Com.
tmnys charter Is perpetual one. Tie city
granted II several franchises when II was
organized, however, which lid expire yestef.
day, having been for term Of fifteen years.
One Of these was exemption from city taxa.
ton, and anOlhe the exclusive privilege TO
operate horse car railroad In the streets Of
The city.
aobic talk has been heard lately Of con,nell.
ing tho rad To change It's rails % a kind That
would be more convenient for other wheeled
vehicles Secretary Hall Oi the company,
said to q reporter last night that the present
rails are abIntw worn out, and u u Cnnfempla.
ted when putting down new ones 10 lay The
fat rails, which are considered the maSt de.
sirahle rails practicable In our streets,
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Editor Intcllgenccr
In reply to the article appearing In your
issues OF tue alb and 9Th inst, calling IN me
To CRvFeCt statement made hy mO 10 re-.
porter Of the register on tho IN lust, III re-.
gard to the hands employed hy MeSSrs Marsh
4 Son, wOpklng on condition, etc, have to
say that such rum0r dll exist, hut II
slipped my memory Just where got It, md
could not, When tic question was put to
no, answer directly, but on reflection ! find
that sucll statement was positively made by
gentleman, who now informs ne that he
will assume all responsibility. Should those
gentlemen who called Oh me the other day
feel enough interest in the mNtlOr to make
me another call, ! will hO glad TO cnlghtGn
them as to my authority In that matter. As
to other points In their communication Of
the alll Inst, have to say that they will find
Il very difficult TO get manufacturer In
this community who will Rdmlt that hC has
any Such margins on good StogiCs as. repre-.
sented In TINT article, IL. l.. LOos.
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CLoTHIERs,
ALL GONE!

Notwithstanding all statements by enyious
rivals To the contrary, we have disposed OF
the entire lot oi goods damaged during the
recent fire. We have now decided to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-10

A boat race was announced to take place
at lICllaire Saturday afternoon, and some.
thing did take placc Our nellaire CORES
pendent sends the following accounts The
Start was made little after 1--WE o'clock, OPP
pusltC the nail works. Hell led easily and
turned the fag boat under the H. & q. rail.
road bridge In fne style, one hundred and
nifty yards ahead Of Fusher After that Of
r1Ss6ie. lieil laid on his oars When Lai,
way home while he waved his hat to his or.
pOnenl, aud then fUwed leisiirely around u
steamboat In the way, coming In fifty yards
nhpad The pttfSe was $50.
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rated states Court.

Tie United States District Court Is now In
session at Clatksburg. II will likely continue
until the end Of the month. Several lhg
land eases will likely bc tried. A grand
Jury Is In session, and frqul Tue large Mum.
Der Of witnesses summoned, Il Is expected
That a large number Of indictments will he
made. Two mounShincrs were tried on Fri.
doy. and were heavily fined aud sentenced
To rrisun for six months, District Attorney
GoiT has been ON the SiCk.list for some time,
but L. now able to attend to business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-10

Many people have lost their interest in
politics and In amtisCmCntS because they ART
10 out Of sorts and run down that they Can-
not enjoy anything. II such persons would
only 6c wise enough to try that celebrated
remedy, Kidncy-WOrt, and experience lis
tonic and renOvnting effects they would jOOn
be hurrahing with the lOudCSt. In either
dry or liquid form II isa perfect remedy for
torpid liver, kidneys or bOwels.-ErchuRgc.
MWFbW
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once, INV. ~ nnd ~ Fourteenth Nlrcct
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Capt, John Mcfure IL In receipt Of a letter
from Mr.. W n. Chancellor, Of Pafkenburg,
Secretary Of the W., p. &C. ailtOad an.
the arrival there OF Gen. Sickles oi
New York, consulting engineer Of the road,
who Immediately LEFT to finish his obScIva.
lions Of the line south Of Pafk0rSbntB. That
finished he will 80 over the gnp uninsnecte,l
then 10 ready to make up his report, which
may b expected within lendats OF 20,
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no THE PUBLIC.

As we intend 10 retire from the retail
business between this and spring, and In
order not 10 have any goods left, we slnll
from this lay hence put the knife in all
goods and sell them at such low prices
Tint must make them move. All In want
Of bargains In millinery md notions are
respectfully invited to call aud examine
our great bargains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-10
SpEYER BROS.
THE usual merchants lunch at the New
MeLurC House Sample Rooms daily.


Tile following shows the rangeOf the tlIer.
us observed at SclnCprs DRUG store,
Opera House COrrer
SATURDAY.
AN.igN,8rM7FN JAN i2MSR.M7t.N.
IL a "a ~ 70 N.tr 10 u
StSDAY. " '-'' w.
AN.i2N,aE. A7HML7A.M ilMaB.N.7HN
Ri 10 a % Gs 70 u Is